Obama had no interest in entangling America in another war.
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There are interesting experiments with entangling photons, but they're squirrelly customers.
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We need to be entangling policy and technology from the start.
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NK has no entangling alliances that wd polarize world into war.
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Peace, commerce, and honest friendship with all nations—entangling alliances with none.
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Americans debated the merits of entangling alliances, and for most of our
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In others, the marks skitter sideways, entangling the columns with one another.
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He stumbled backward, entangling himself in the black curtain hung across the door.
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They kill indiscriminately, entangling everything from sea lion pups to great white sharks.
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Many of the Republican presidential candidates castigated the Pope for entangling himself in domestic politics.
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Entangling the United States in another dead-end war would be politically disastrous for Trump.
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There is no reason why China's entangling belts and roads should be the world's only option.
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Which means no Prime books, but also no further entangling of your life with a huge corporation.
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He would also invite her to dinner with his colleagues, further entangling the personal and the professional.
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Elsewhere the entangling of mainstream parties with populist policies and the populist style takes place in subtler ways.
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India's establishment instinctively prefers the West, but its strategic thinkers caution that the country should avoid entangling alliances.
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That choice was intended in part to avoid entangling the impeachment push in months- or even yearslong litigation.
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And that would not have necessitated "bringing them in" or otherwise entangling the combatants with the justice system.
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The coronavirus poses another global challenge to Trump: entangling him more closely with the international institutions he loathes.
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Pearl, longing to belong, quickly becomes a fixture in the Richardsons' home, entangling her mother along with her.
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China's announcement that it was holding them further complicated what has now become a crisis entangling all three countries.
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And this all happened before Trump and Cohen elevated their moral associations even higher by entangling with Russian oligarchs.
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Derelict, or 'ghost gear' is also a problem: abandoned nets still drift in the sea, entangling animals as they pass.
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Ghost nets entangling turtles, plastic bags defiling corals, and straws in the guts of fish existed in a different world.
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" The country's not a huge threat, he opined, as it has "no entangling alliances" that would "polarize world into war.
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A scandal ensued, entangling Putin and Zeman and bringing U.S. scrutiny to Zeman's inner circle and its ties to Putin.
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Zink is looking at the rest of us, entangling her readers in a state of affairs they've seen develop around them.
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Worse, the president risks further entangling the U.S. in another unnecessary Mideast conflict and intensifying the estrangement between Washington and Moscow.
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Even so, tying the debt limit to spending talks risks entangling the nation's credit in difficult negotiations over sticky partisan issues.
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HRAs give employers a way to help those they depend on without entangling themselves in the confusion of health benefit designs.
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Entangling texts one with another is our way of entrapping a credible idea of the holy, a net for catching God.
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So is it possible for Trump to rebuild America's infrastructure without entangling the public in projects fraught with waste and abuse?
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Rashid Abdi, a senior analyst on Horn of Africa politics, warned the conflict also risked entangling Somalia's neighbors Ethiopia and Kenya.
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Entangling the local justice system in immigration enforcement erodes trust, discouraging immigrants from reporting crime and appearing as witnesses in court.
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The search for electronic evidence has led in unexpected directions, sometimes entangling people who were not directly involved in the crimes.
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Maybe there are obstacles you can only cross by applying the right quantum mechanical operations to buttons or entangling sets of switches.
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MacDonald surprised Thompson with an attempted kani-basami or crab pincers takedown on one of Thompson's legs in hopes of entangling it.
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Others in the White House remain opposed to further entangling America in a war on which it already spends $3bn a month.
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Entangling his business empire with the presidency to such a degree that he'll literally profit from his time in the White House.
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Both officials claimed they are the rightful acting director of the CFPB on Monday, entangling current employees in an escalating legal dispute.
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By entangling himself with them, Mr. Fogle became a story inside a story, one of compulsion and connections and the slipperiness of narrative.
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Entangling microwave levels with higher-frequency ones associated with visible light allows the clock to access the higher precision that goes with them.
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A skepticism of entangling wars and a businesslike approach to strategic partnerships has been met with hysteria by the establishment in both parties.
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But Trump has repeatedly tried to balance tough talk on Iran with his desire to avoid entangling the U.S. in additional foreign wars.
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A winter storm passing through the Midwest and entangling Chicago's O'Hare International Airport has forced hundreds of flights to be canceled or delayed.
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They used the trick of spatially entangling a particle with another of its kind and measuring that stand-in particle rather than the original.
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But entangling a lot of particles together and keeping them entangled while still being able to control the individual qubits has been exceedingly difficult.
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By the BNP's count, the Awami League has instigated no fewer than 90,000 lawsuits against it, entangling some 2.5m party workers in endless litigation.
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A quantum computer, by contrast, can deal with the intertwined fates of the electrons under study by superposing and entangling its own quantum bits.
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Steckler would jump out of helicopters, sometimes colliding and entangling with other soldiers during the fall, and he developed traumatic brain and back injuries.
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Netflix description: The de la Mora family grieves a loss while trying to recover sold businesses, plotting revenge and entangling themselves in romantic disasters.
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As the evidence against Flynn mounts, entangling others officials up to the vice president, it seems likely that the Trump administration will throw him overboard.
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In the case of the record-breaking diamond entanglement, the researchers succeeded in entangling particles about once every hour, or approximately every 156 million attempts.
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Human–ecological connections are established by entangling the naked dancers in the sensual net of nature, connecting them to the water, rocks, trees, and sky.
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First is the problem entangling three similar laws (in Arizona, Georgia and Idaho) in state and federal courts: it bans abortion too early in pregnancy.
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For a quantum computer, the entangling of multiple qubits is paramount; in the best case, all of a given device's bits are entangled with one another.
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Yes, some Founders warned of entangling alliances, but they would probably look with envy on the community of likeminded nations that we are fortunate to lead.
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China and Russia so far have shown no appetite for entangling in this conflict, which means Tehran is at it alone, except for its proxy militias.
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A quantum calculation starts by addressing qubits individually: making one of them mostly zero, say, and then entangling it with its neighbour by a certain amount.
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" But he calmly destabilizes Metro Boomin's trap rhythms, entangling them with flute sounds in "Mile High" and fitfully swapping them for flamenco handclaps in "Tell Them.
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Performing these calculations require entangling the qubits, essentially making their output reliant on one another, which causes certain combinations of outcomes to become more or less likely.
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But they had built a house of cards, creating dummy corporations, granting loans to bank employees to buy shares, and entangling the company in real estate investments.
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Last year saw the country rocked by a series of corruption scandals plaguing the country's leadership and entangling many senior politicians from former President Dilma Rousseff down.
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In the 1930s, Congress closed off free trade to protect American industry and listened to voters who wanted a smaller, less costly military with no entangling alliances.
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As I noted last week, the plaintiffs proposed scrapping Lemon and adopting a test that could give the government far more leeway when entangling itself with religion.
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Also, Medicaid advocates are expected to challenge Oklahoma's plan in court if it's approved by the Trump administration, potentially entangling it in legal battles for years to come.
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Because most borrowers cannot repay their debts quickly, the loans are often rolled over, entangling those who take them in hard-to-escape spirals of ever-growing debt.
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The attack made its way to the software maker's global clients, eventually entangling Mondelez and Merck, as well as the Danish shipping conglomerate Maersk and FedEx's European subsidiary.
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On the dance floor, the man asserts control in a sequence of moves, often fast-paced, jolting and limb-entangling, that range from teasingly sensual to uncomfortably domineering.
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And there is Anand Mehta, the unsuccessful businessman who buys a share in the boys' future, raising them up from their squalid slum but entangling them in debt.
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But doing so will require more than just entangling a few atoms—it will require macroscopic systems that aren't so fragile that any nudge destroys the spooky entangled connection.
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For instance, circuits that omit entanglement fall into this trap, as do those that entangle only a limited number of qubits or use only certain kinds of entangling gates.
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"The hospital and health-care systems have entangling alliances with their existing purchasing and supply chain partners," said Tom Cassels, head of strategy and business development at Leidos Health.
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"The hospital and health care systems have entangling alliances with their existing purchasing and supply chain partners," said Tom Cassels, head of strategy and business development at Leidos Health.
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" The racial divide remains the main obstacle to building a robust American state — entangling the debate over taxes and spending in a zero-sum calculation over "us" versus "them.
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Her doctor told her she had developed an amniotic band—a strand of the amniotic sac branching off, potentially entangling the fetus's fingers or limbs—but not to worry.
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The publication, which Markle felt was essentially trolling her by releasing personal information without consent, is now entangling her in yet another mess with her father: their defense strategy.
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Now they reveal how the interactions of two dancing people — their lifts, falls, changes of weight and entangling of bodies — can reveal inner feelings as well as technical prowess.
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In the court of public opinion, it is a much more fluid notion, entangling questions of what is fair, what is reasonable to believe, and what rings emotionally true.
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Yet past scandals short of that famed one have still greatly damaged presidents, by causing public controversy, entangling top advisers in legal trouble, or swamping the administration's message and agenda.
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Even when he began to reject Wilson's vision of internationalism, Lodge protested that he had no "superstitious regard" for George Washington's and Thomas Jefferson's bans on permanent and entangling alliances.
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Many requested anonymity for fear that Sopko would retaliate against them, entangling them in inquiries that could lead to hefty personal legal bills, not to mention a potential public shaming.
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Some of the red tape entangling all things industrial has been done away with: for example, foreign groups may now own as much as 49% in Indian ventures, up from 26%.
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He's really no different than leading Rs and Ds. Unfortunately, Trump's strikes on Syrian military installations were a tragic mistake that risks entangling America in another no-win Middle Eastern conflict.
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Some of his colleagues thought he should have just kept his head down, and he ultimately resigned from the International Meteorite Collectors Association for fear of entangling them in his legal tussle.
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While it's less prevalent today, we now kill large numbers by hitting them with our boats, poisoning them, performing military sonar exercises, blasting undersea air-guns, and entangling them in fishing gear.
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At the same time, Trump's sudden U-turn on Syria policy denied the American public any chance to debate the wisdom of further entangling ourselves in Syria's messy and complex civil war.
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When the pigeons swooped down to feed, Ms. Carlen shot the gun into the crowded flock entangling 13 birds in the net and then carried the wriggling bundle back to her car.
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What we need now is to know just how the "entangling embrace" is regarded by China — whether the high panjandrums of today's China still echo old Qianlong's vermilion-brushed distemper and scorn.
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To that end, he has done everything in his power to wind down the seemingly endless wars of the last two administrations and avoid entangling our troops in any more bloody overseas conflicts.
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George Papadopoulos has his fiancée to defend his honor; Page, who is single, refused to put me in touch with any of his friends for fear of entangling them in his own problems.
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Deploying such a robust air, land and naval force would give Tehran more targets to strike, and potentially more reason to do so, risking entangling the United States in a drawn out conflict.
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He denounced free-trade agreements in favor of tariffs and protectionism, castigated past Republican leaders for entangling the U.S. in overseas wars, and pledged to reject cuts to Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid.
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Police revealed on Tuesday they had arrested seven people on suspicion of obstruction of justice, fraud, breach of trust, and other charges, entangling a growing number of those closest to the Prime Minister.
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Recurring guest stars from seasons past — like David Walton's earnest Sam and Dermot Mulroney's suave "Fancyman" — even pop up throughout, re-entangling themselves in the core cast's lives to varying degrees of dysfunction.
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It is a story of presidents past entangling the United States in costly, risky interventions with no endgame or defined strategy—and of Trump so far deciding to do the same thing, but more.
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After entangling two former presidents this year, the investigation has gathered steam again in recent weeks, with four executives of local construction companies jailed pending trial and a former mayor named as a suspect.
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As a comics character, Hela is similarly big and bad, but also complex in her plans and motivations: She's a notorious double-crosser known for entangling heroes in nefarious, last-resort bargains and agreements.
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Entangling photons over a long distance means that you share a link—but if there's an eavesdropper on the communications line, then the laws of quantum mechanics causes these particles to lose their spooky connection.
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It was entirely possible that in the process of connecting dozens of qubits and forcing them to dance to the tune of the control systems, flipping, entangling, disengaging, and so on — well, something might happen.
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By taking his fight to the court of public opinion, Mr. Neschling, who has not been charged with any crimes, is questioning whether Brazil's anticorruption crusades are entangling innocent people along with the truly guilty.
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Allred and Stefanik worked collaboratively with other senators and members of the House of Representatives to see if they could find a way forward—a way to help parents without further entangling the federal government.
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If it is, and if conditions are safe enough to send a team into the water, the first step will probably be to affix a satellite tracking buoy to whatever is entangling the whale, Stap says.
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And earlier this year, Baker proposed taking Hudson's Bay private, counting himself, WeWork's property fund, and Rhone as holders of a combined 57% stake and further entangling the coworking company in activities outside its core mission.
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While it is impossible to overstate the long-term importance of the next court appointment, Mr. Sessions and many of his fellow cabinet members offer textbook examples of the everyday perils of entangling religion with politics.
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But his attempt to collect $20143 million from one property owner, Steven Fustolo, a certified public accountant outside Boston, took a complicated turn when Mr. Fustolo pushed back, entangling both men in a messy legal battle.
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Experts like Andrew Rossiter, director of the Waikiki Aquarium, told KHON that a fisherman probably snagged the baby sharks in a gill net, which is a vertical hanging net notorious for entangling threatened and endangered species.
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The secretary-general believes that multinational alliances, far from entangling great powers in enraging, Lilliputian constraints, offer a thrifty form of deterrence, precisely because a small international force serves as a tripwire for action by many countries.
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Nunn warned his students against "entangling alliances", and though there have been gay relationships between students over the years, some alumni recall the 1980s, when sex among students, staff and faculty became commonplace, as a toxic time.
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The Interpreter The crisis convulsing the Persian Gulf, entangling the United States and now threatening to pull in Turkey and Iran, can be traced to a dilemma facing a man who had just deposed his own father.
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For the first time perhaps since George Washington warned us to avoid "entangling alliances," America stands alone, and the Pax Americana of the post-World War II period is giving way to a world of authoritarian dealmakers.
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The ruling also underscores the judiciary's wariness of entangling itself in political fights between the executive and legislative branches, with judges preferring that the two bodies resolve the fights among themselves — a near impossibility in this political climate.
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ERIK PIEPENBURG STAR TURN (2) A giant metal cylinder began to spin and shriek, lethally entangling a series of longhaired wigs lowered from above in the Italian avant-garde director Romeo Castellucci's "Go down, Moses," at Peak Performances.
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" The underlying thesis of Pomfret's account is quite simple: that the United States and China are locked "in an entangling embrace that neither can quit" and that this mutual dependence is "vital to the fate of the world.
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The preceding sections could be studies in choreographic components of "First Fall" — the lifts and falls and other exchanges of weight; the ethereal entangling of limbs — as if Mr. Brooks were teasing out, or zooming in on, existing material.
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" The institute said Sea Shepherd methods included "illegal boarding and ramming of research vessels" and "increasingly dangerous and violent sabotage methods which include entangling devices (propeller foulers), throwing and shooting of chemical-containing projectiles, smoke bombs and incendiary devices.
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"I would become their best hope to survive, entangling myself in their lives in ways that threatened my own values and professional ethics," Nordland writes, admitting that his articles on the couple in The New York Times exposed them to danger.
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The listing was an unlikely entangling of two of the most publicly debated housing issues in New York City: the future of the city's 176,000 crumbling public housing apartments and the proliferation of Airbnb, which has 2007,230 listings in the city.
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Thus, the leaders are being out-emitted by the countries that either would just as soon see the Paris Agreement on climate change become unglued or are wary of entangling their national policy in global schemes to manage the climate.
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Many of President Donald Trump's biggest supporters in the media world are slamming his decision to bomb Syria on Friday, describing the move as a betrayal of his campaign promises to avoid entangling the US in more foreign conflicts as president.
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Meet Adam Mosseri, the new head of Instagram Facebook loses CPO Chris Cox and WhatsApp VP Chris Daniels Facebook is also busy working on entangling the backends of its three networks — under a claimed 'pivot to privacy' which it announced earlier this year.
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This isn't the first time a president has left office by warning of a threat inside America — think of George Washington's farewell speech advising against "entangling alliances," or Dwight Eisenhower coining the now-famous term "military-industrial complex" in his closing speech.
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But Holland is a much different writer still, entangling her readers in experience-rich narratives about the various ways people try to love one another, live their lives in hard places and, with the best words they can manage, "describe what it feels like."
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But if the goal of Russia's president, Vladimir V. Putin, was to make American democracy a less attractive model to his own citizens and to Russia's neighbors, then entangling congressional races in accusations of leaks and subterfuge was a step in the right direction.
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Lloyd and his collaborators envisioned a tree structure where every split in the tree was automatically held in a "wait" state, allowing the machine to only head down the left or right branches (paths) to access the memory it needs rather than entangling the extra stuff.
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The film must have implanted deep in my infant subconscious a worldview, an idea of justice and the desire to wield a light saber, all entangling as I grew older with the Bicentennial celebrating the American Revolution, another story of scrappy rebels fighting a mighty empire.
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The conversation appeared to mark the end of a dispute that began last week with the president's son blaming Chinese authoritarianism for preventing faster action against coronavirus, drawing blistering comments from China's ambassador to Brazil and entangling the upper reaches of Brazilian government in the row.
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The artist himself was an arch self-mythologizer and the entangling of fact and fiction was compounded by the success of Somerset Maugham's 22009 novel, "The Moon and Sixpence," in which a London stockbroker, Charles Strickland, leaves his job and wife to become a painter in Paris.
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This is a show where charmed wanderings and distributions of assemblages prevail; the artists mix psychic and erotic perspectives and points of view into a general sense of the entwining, entangling, and knotting of hemp cord, hair, strips of leather, gold threads, blades of grass, raffia, rope, and fabric.
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We are said by scholars and policy wonks to be entering an "Age of Devolution" at every level of governance and Trump is right in calling for a review of what George Washington warned us about — "entangling alliances" — which includes, in our time, NATO and our relations with Europe and Asia.
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But instead of entangling itself in history, and with it, doctrinal arguments being made by the groups — Shearith Israel was historically Sephardic, while Jeshuat Israel was mostly Ashkenazi — he wrote the court should just look at the 1903 agreement and other contracts as it would in any other civil law case.
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White House officials have created a series of fund-raising and organizational benchmarks that they want to see the new senator reach before they make a decision — a sign of how wary they are of entangling a president sensitive to political setbacks in elections that Republicans are not guaranteed to win.
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Congress must act to stop President TrumpDonald John TrumpPence: Intelligence shows Iran directing militias not to attack U.S. targets Mnuchin aims to wait until end of 2020 to disclose Secret Service costs for Trump's travel: report Pressure building on Pelosi over articles of impeachment MORE from entangling America in yet another unnecessary war in the Middle East.
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These events, along with the ongoing increase in energy production and consumption, make it clear that we should not view oil as just another commodity, but rather as a fossil fuel that runs the risk of entangling America in foreign wars if and when today's glut turns into tomorrow's shortage, and in the meantime doing irreparable harm to the world we live in.
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In one sense, yes: If you were expecting Trump to actually govern as a paleoconservative, to eschew the use of force absent some immediate threat to the American homeland, to pull U.S. troops out of all their far-flung bases and leave entangling alliances behind, then the strikes against Bashar al-Assad are the latest evidence that you got played.
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Bush's successes in foreign policy -- in piloting the world to a soft landing after the breakup of the Soviet Union, in godfathering the reunification of Germany, in forging the North American Free Trade Agreement, in liberating Kuwait without entangling the United States irreversibly in the coils of Middle Eastern politics -- were as nothing to Republicans who could see only that he had consented to a tax increase.
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Thus the only plausible approach for Catholicism is to offer itself, not as a chaplaincy within modern liberalism, but as a full alternative culture in its own right — one that reclaims the inheritance on display at the Met, glories in its own weirdness and supernaturalism, and spurns both accommodations and entangling alliances (including the ones that conservative Catholics have forged with libertarian-inflected right-wing political movements).
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" The Harvard professor Joseph Leo Koerner offers a more gratifying exegesis in his eloquent and rich exploration, "Bosch and Bruegel," in which he compares Bosch to his Netherlandish successor Pieter Bruegel the Elder, writing that they both "captivate and overload our sense of sight, entangling the eye in anomalous objects, actors and activities, and ensnaring the mind's eye in enigmas and seeming secrets that arouse but never satisfy interpretive curiosity.
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Here is an additional thought for him, originally mentioned in The Hill, one hopefully more suited to the times and an America free, unfettered and unhinged from the archaic, entangling alliances that Washington warned us about, and uniquely perched between Asia and Europe, between China and Russia, at the very beginning of a brand new millennium: Consider instead for defense the Anglosphere — Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the United Kingdom, the U.S. — for a reality-based, earth-based, tradition-based perspective, and one without abstraction, without interpretation.
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