Clinton — catcalls that Mr. Trump has generally let pass.
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"It was too beautiful an opportunity to let pass," Ms. Colard said.
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It was a routine that Baylor player Kalani Brown couldn't let pass without some ribbing.
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I had a second chance at building guanxi, one that I also let pass me by.
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Willing to let pass the idea that it was our ancestors who went to the moon.
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Those who qualified for Tuesday's debate have a chance to create a moment that they cannot let pass.
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Instead, they let pass a state of dialogue as choked as the one that Berkeley's Free Speech movement resisted.
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It just happens to occasion a truly virtuosic burn, in a world where such occasions are rarely let pass.
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Between new fall arrivals and this past season's classics, ahead we've rounded up 30 buys too good to let pass.
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Between new fall arrivals and this past season's classics, ahead we've rounded up 30+ items too good to let pass you by.
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Yet even if Mr. Jones is destined to fall short, this race may be too symbolically significant for Democrats to let pass by.
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"They only let pass those who had been granted asylum, residency or could prove they had passage out of the country," the official told Reuters.
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And yet, they've become a staple of blogs that circulate web culture ephemera, as if their comparably high production is too irresistible to let pass uncommented.
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Just today, secretary of state Rex Tillerson&aposs state department let pass the deadline on whether or not to relist North Korea as a state sponsor of terror.
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That ended after Flake won election to the Senate, when they split for the first time over a vote — a disagreement that McCain did not let pass without comment.
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The Saudis let pass a September deadline for one of the more expensive items on the list — the Terminal High Altitude Area Defense anti-ballistic missile system — worth a potential $15 billion.
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In the ABC interview, Mr. Maduro defended himself against criticism for blocking aid shipments, which the opposition and the White House demanded he let pass over Venezuela's borders with Colombia and Brazil.
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Nevertheless, given the potential of this reform to expand participation and improve local democracy and given the widespread bipartisan support behind it, this is a rare opportunity that we cannot let pass by.
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I paused in the cemetery to let pass a woman who had been loudly telling her friend an unrelated childhood story since we'd left the fortune teller's camp — what is this, the Moth?
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An old man wrote in to the alumni magazine to ask why everyone let pass without comment the fact that this girl's boyfriend had been sleeping over, and was that kind of thing normal nowadays?
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But though Western governments have mostly let pass Mr Erdogan's claims that he is simply pursuing those involved in the coup, arrests of Amnesty International staff make it hard for them to keep ignoring the situation.
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Instead, Trump called May a "tremendous professional", steered clear of rhetoric that could embarrass her and let pass contentious topics such as Huawei and Iran while making light of sensitive issues such as her possible succession.
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There is more pain in the ghostly reappearance of Barbara, one of Larry's former streetwalkers, who arrives at Leon's diner penniless and hungry after a prison stint that Larry let pass without a single letter or visit.
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" In February, less than a week after Trump let pass without comment a French-Canadian man's deadly attack on a mosque in Quebec City, the President was quick to tweet his condemnation of "a new radical Islamic terrorist.
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When they make mistakes, they're not of the sort that leave you rolling your eyes at slot-car AI. They're the kind of mistakes that racing stewards look at every week in Formula 1 and decide to let pass as a "racing incident".
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And even though the marches have been singled out for attack more often than not, this year, with their leader in attendance, the Bohras insist that they cannot let pass the opportunity to publicly express their faith — and, with it, their optimism.
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When Amazon announced on Friday that it would buy the grocery retailer Whole Foods for more than $13 billion, the news that one business behemoth would be swallowing another was too juicy for the armchair comics of Twitter and Facebook to let pass without comment.
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Soon, Trump will have to work with congressional Republicans to pass the spending bills that keep the government open, and soon after that, he'll have to figure out how to raise the debt ceiling — a bill the House Freedom Caucus isn't likely to let pass quietly.
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" Trump, never one to let pass an opportunity to toot his own horn, took to Twitter to attack those who had questioned his methods: "A year ago the pundits & talking heads, people that couldn't do the job before, were begging for conciliation and peace - 'please meet, don't go to war.
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But that won't change the fact that for weeks now, the attitude toward the coronavirus outbreak in the United States and much of Europe has been bizarrely reactive, if not outright passive — or that the governments in those regions have let pass their best chance to contain the virus's spread.
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Once we set about to fix what we have, it will be a good time to pause, engage a new generation of engineers and planners to imagine and plan the future, let pass the current political climate which is in the throes of a reactionary embrace of a rural smokestack industrial past, stop chasing Dubai and China, and get it right.
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The quick bipartisan call for an ethics inquiry into accusations of groping by Senator Al Franken, Democrat of Minnesota, made clear that a rapidly shifting national mood on the subject had reached the Capitol, raising the prospect that lawmakers and aides will be increasingly unwilling to overlook sexual misconduct, harassment and crude behavior that they might have let pass before.
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The day after Trump signed an unconstitutional ban on travelers from Muslim majority nations, thousands of CPB agents showered, ate breakfast, and drove to their jobs at airports across the country, where they proceeded to harass, humiliate, handcuff, and detain hundreds of residents, students, tourists, workers, women, men, and children—all of whom they would have let pass, perhaps with a smile, twenty-four hours earlier.
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The control let pass the words. This code words Schofel („bad“) and Bock („hunger“) change the meaning.
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This honor was a courtesy of 1st Special Service Brigade (S.S.B.) commander Scottish Brigadier Simon Fraser, 15th Lord Lovat who slowed down the British commandos landing crafts to let pass the French LCI 527 (Troop 1) and LCI 528 (Troop 8). The 1er BFMC's Normandy campaign lasted 83 days, casualty rate was high, from the 117 Kieffer commandos of June 6, only 24 survived.
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On 28 March 1945 Vice Admiral Charles Lockwood messaged to all submarines > Let pass safely the Awa Maru carrying prisoner of war supplies. She will be > passing through your areas between March 30 and April 4. She is lighted at > night and plastered with white crosses. Loughlin and Queenfish received this message, but its significance did not register because of the non-specificity of course, speed, and routing.
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Next, they are transmitted through a set of optics and used to illuminate one of the two planes simultaneously. The four cameras are paired into groups of two. Each pair focuses on one of the laser sheets in the same manner as single-plane stereoscopic PIV. Each of the four cameras has a polarizing filter designed to only let pass the polarized scattered light from the respective planes of interest.
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In 2011, Renzi appealed to the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, asking the court to stop his prosecution. A three-judge panel held that Renzi's prosecution could go forward and the full court let pass a petition to rehear that decision en banc, allowing the case against Renzi to proceed.Turner, Channing, "Appeals Court Denies Rehearing of Renzi Case" , Main Justice (Washington, DC), August 1, 2011. Retrieved 20 June 2015.
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Overall, reception of the album was positive. Speaking of second-generation artists emerging around the same time, AllMusic's Jason Ankeny wrote that Wainwright "deserves to be heard regardless of his family tree". Furthermore, Ankeny complimented the musician for his songwriting abilities and his "knack for elegantly rolling piano melodies and poignantly romantic lyrics". Music journalist Robert Christgau characterized Wainwright as a "mind-boggling original" whose talent is "too big to let pass".
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The FALANT is accepted by the United States Federal Aviation Administration as a test of color vision for the purpose of obtaining a pilot's license. However, the United States Air Force discontinued use of the FALANT in 1993 due to its frequent failure to identify cases of color blindness considerably more serious than the test was intended to let pass. The original FALANT apparatus is no longer manufactured, but many modern equivalents of various levels of sophistication are available today, such as the Optec-900.
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It was regularly covered and washed away by flood waters but it is still possible to see the remains of the old bridge when the river level is low. Due to the special construction of the bridge, with steel beams forming a truss over the highway, it is regularly being closed to let pass oversize loads which take both lanes on the narrow bridge. In October 2010 the Burdekin Bridge was recognised as a National Engineering Heritage Landmark. A 5-year bridge maintenance and rehabilitation project had commenced in 2013.
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He never let pass "an opportunity to give the staff a display that included single engine aerobatics." Acknowledged as one of the best aerobatic pilots in the UK, he gave a spectacular display at the Farnborough Airshow in June 1946 with the Martin-Baker MB 5, a piston-engined fighter designed too late to enter war production.Wujastyk 2010, pp. 233–239. Retiring from the RAF as Squadron Leader in 1947, Żurakowski was employed as Chief Experimental Test Pilot for Gloster Aircraft Company under Chief Test Pilot Bill Waterton.
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This was a very attractive deal to the villagers since they did not believe the blood-selling process to be dangerous or exhausting, so it seemed like easy money that these poverty-ridden Chinese people could not let pass by. This also seemed like easy money to the government since it had to spend close to nothing on infrastructure and labor. The stated purpose of the Henan government was to establish a ‘blood economy’ in order to ‘shake off poverty and attain prosperity’ and ‘make people rich and the nation strong.’ Nevertheless, this seemingly perfect deal soon began to show its down side.
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ESCAP conference, Singapore 1950 (Standing, left, Phoumi Nosavan). In his speeches or in his party newspaper, « Voice of Laos » (Xieng Lao – ສຽງລາວ), he stated that links with France were necessary, though he never let pass what he considered as « French invasions » in his country's management. Earlier, in November, 1941, while he was Vientiane Governor's assistant, in the article « Speech to youth », published in the journal « Indochine »,French Illustrated weekly magazine, . he claimed a larger autonomy for Laotian officials, the departure of Vietnamese executives,There were only a hundred or so French in Laos at the beginning of the century.
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Hostile locals, possibly the goat herders they let pass, alerted nearby Taliban forces, who surrounded and attacked the small group. After Murphy called for help, an MH-47 Chinook helicopter loaded with reinforcements was dispatched to rescue the team, but was shot down with an RPG, killing all 16 personnel aboard: eight SEALs and eight service members from the 160th SOAR. Murphy, Dietz, and Axelson were killed in the action. Luttrell was the only U.S. survivor and was eventually rescued, after several days of wandering in the mountains and being protected by the people of an Afghan village.
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141 Pursuant to his mandate and powers conferred upon him, strictly speaking in the texts of the State of Cameroon, Mbida formed a new government and Ramadier refused to ratify the government reshuffle. In accordance with Article 19 of the Status of Cameroon on 16 April 1957, it was not the responsibility of the high commissioner to appreciate, to evaluate, to express an opinion on the names of ministers selected by the Prime Minister or to refuse to ratify a government reshuffle. In addition, it may remove the Prime Minister from office. The ministers who have resigned refused to leave their ministry and let pass of the new ministers.
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Channels differ with respect to the ion they let pass (for example, Na+, K+, Cl−), the ways in which they may be regulated, the number of subunits of which they are composed and other aspects of structure. Channels belonging to the largest class, which includes the voltage-gated channels that underlie the nerve impulse, consists of four subunits with six transmembrane helices each. On activation, these helices move about and open the pore. Two of these six helices are separated by a loop that lines the pore and is the primary determinant of ion selectivity and conductance in this channel class and some others.
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Buridan's bridge sophism was used by Miguel de Cervantes in Don Quixote, when Sancho was presented with the Buridan's bridge dilemma: A man who was going to cross the bridge was asked to respond truthfully where he was going or otherwise to face a death by hanging. The man "swore and said that by the oath he took he was going to die upon that gallows that stood there, and nothing else." Sancho summarizes the situation by saying: "the man swears that he is going to die upon the gallows; but if he dies upon it, he has sworn the truth, and by the law enacted deserves to go free and pass over the bridge; but if they don't hang him, then he has sworn falsely, and by the same law deserves to be hanged". He then comes up with the solution, "that of this man they should let pass the part that has sworn truly, and hang the part that has lied; and in this way the conditions of the passage will be fully complied with".
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