This legislation should be relatively non-controversial and attract bipartisan support.
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He should focus on what is easily achievable and non-controversial.
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It's empowering, it's educational, it's non-controversial and it costs nothing.
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This is about as approachable and non-controversial as controversial topics get.
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This circuit breaker should be non-controversial, relatively simple, and broadly supported.
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In other words, the bill's provisions are non-controversial and non-partisan.
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The House approved a similar and largely non-controversial measure in December.
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That makes it surprisingly non-controversial compared to the Paris climate deal.
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Mike Pompeo, and some other "non-controversial" nominees may be confirmed as well.
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The bill has a number of cybersecurity provisions, largely seen as non-controversial.
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The hunt is therefore on for a non-toxic, non-controversial, chemically stable red.
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Srinivasan, 52, was a relatively non-controversial Obama appointee, confirmed unanimously in spring 2013.
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And for companies of their size, this week's announcements are probably considered non-controversial.
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Its once non-controversial mission of connecting the world has taken a dark turn.
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Y. — was among a package of 34 additions deemed non-controversial by House leadership.
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After that, I made all my articles as vanilla and non-controversial as possible.
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There are meaningful and non-controversial steps that can be taken on this front.
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Newly appointed justices are generally assigned non-controversial, unanimous cases as their first opinions.
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In any other era, this would be a fairly non-controversial story about government spending.
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The committee's public hearings have focused mainly on non-controversial changes to the waiver process.
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McConnell urged bipartisan efforts at passing "smaller, non-controversial pieces of legislation today," without elaborating.
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Leahy proposed advancing the non-controversial bills while negotiations over the more contentious bills continued.
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I think Elaine Chao is the only non-controversial member of the Trump cabinet, right?
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But encouraging more competition among generic drugs is fairly non-controversial solution that unites both parties.
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At the very least, this can be a non-controversial conversation starter at the Thanksgiving table.
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Several specific reforms are fairly non-controversial and could be accomplished with relative ease by policymakers.
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According to a Democratic staffer on the committee, White is considered a "non-controversial" Trump nomination.
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The general perception, however, is that only non-controversial, non-consequential measures pass using this procedure.
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But outside of the beltway, it is a relatively non-controversial issue that affects every American.
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We urge the U.S. Senate to swiftly pass this bi-partisan, non-controversial and widely supported legislation.
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When we come back, the ever so shy, the ever demure non-controversial Roger Stone is up next.
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We had a completely non-controversial event that captivated the internet like the eclipse since, I dunno, 2015.
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Haley, Republicans say, is an example of a largely non-controversial nominee who should have been approved faster.
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It's clear the Big 212 can, as Oklahoma made the Playoff in non-controversial fashion this past season.
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Here is a non-controversial statement: Stephen Curry is having one of the greatest seasons in NBA history.
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Agencies have long included these non-controversial projects as part of settlement agreements that resolve pending enforcement actions.
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Even non-controversial candidates for lesser posts, who ultimately win bipartisan approval, have required those wasted 85033 hours.
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House GOP leaders brought up the measure under a fast-track process typically reserved for non-controversial legislation.
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This bill was bipartisan, non-controversial, and included legislative components that Democrats have long supported and even championed.
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National media like big controversies and big ideas, not the humdrum, non-controversial operations of a law-abiding bureaucracy.
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The initiatives -- such as delivery system reform and bundled payments -- are non-controversial and have bipartisan support in Congress.
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A non-controversial ritual for most Presidents is a White House reception for championship sports teams, professional and college.
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The initiatives — such as delivery system reform and bundled payments — are non-controversial and have bipartisan support in Congress.
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However, the chairman has also said passage of the non-controversial minibus could inject new life into gridlocked negotiations.
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Members are working through amendments to the legislation and plan to bring up only non-controversial measures for a vote.
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On Tuesday, members voted on a host of amendments, including a slate of non-controversial measures passed by voice vote.
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If past is precedent, Gorsuch has likely already been assigned a non-controversial case to pen for his first opinion.
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Those qualities helped boost Hahn's candidacy, as administration officials sought a non-controversial pick who could quickly clear the Senate.
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Currently, two non-controversial, bipartisan bills, which would greatly benefit brain tumor and other cancer patients, languish in the 115th Congress.
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It would allow lawmakers to participate virtually in committee hearings and allow them to vote remotely on non-controversial suspension bills.
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Thune lamented that state of play on Tuesday, accusing Democrats of playing partisan politics with a non-controversial piece of legislation.
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The sensical thing to do when you feel vulnerable is to retreat to something non-controversial so as not to stick out.
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I saw Marry Poppins, last year's designated family-friendly, non-controversial, just-accept it holiday film, over the holidays, without particularly high hopes.
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Even the non-controversial changes in the act, which are often overshadowed by the banking reforms, will have important consequences for consumer finance.
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Conversely, Apple also appears to be crafting a family-friendly content selection on its streaming service, with relatively non-controversial content in general.
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I think it's bad for the world if Murray's take on this gets recast here as political bravery, or impartial, or non-controversial.
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Here to explain more the author of a brand new book "Stone&aposs Rules," the ever so shy, demure, and non-controversial Roger Stone.
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And it's doing so in a way that's relatively non-controversial, at least compared to the giant home videophone it unveiled earlier this week.
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" A senior Senate Democratic aide said senators will begin objecting to routine unanimous consent requests, with a narrow exception for non-controversial "honorary resolutions.
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HM: The schedule is being followed and the Social Security reform is not an easy reform or a non-controversial one in any country.
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While much of the work is on rules that may be non-controversial, a few rules are likely to come under scrutiny from Republicans.
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A perfect first lady cause is non-controversial, like what Michelle Obama has done with military families, or Laura Bush's cause of promoting literacy.
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It sailed through Congress by a parliamentary process with unanimous consent, a procedure reserved for both non-controversial bills, and apparently, evil ones too.
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For many, this is an absurd fight to be having in 2017 as the issue of birth control has long been seen as non controversial.
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Republicans blasted Democrats earlier, arguing they were holding up non-controversial nominees, including Haley and Elaine Chao, Trump's pick to lead the Transportation Department. Sen.
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For many this is an absurd fight to be having in 2017 as the issue of birth control has long been seen as non controversial.
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More important, this was a non-controversial deal that an interagency committee approved, apparently unanimously, at a level far below Hillary Clinton as secretary of state.
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He pushed the seemingly non-controversial idea that only through science can the US keep extending the frontiers of human knowledge and accomplish more as a country.
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The Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee will consider the nomination of Elaine Chao, a non-controversial pick who is expected to sail through the confirmation process.
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What he doesn't say, however, is that the reason Reid felt compelled to do so because McConnell had mounted an overwhelming obstruction of non-controversial judicial nominees.
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Once a hopeful becomes an idol, they are expected to maintain a squeaky-clean and non-controversial presence to minimize any risk to their carefully created images.
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Some other non-controversial cabinet nominees could get through too but aides and senators say negotiations over the nominations are likely to continue until Friday at 4 p.m.
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This effectively gives one chamber of Congress veto power over any new significant public health and safety protection, no matter how non-controversial or sensible it may be.
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GOP leadership aides say any confirmations that happen on Inauguration Day will need to be done by voice vote, a reflection of the non-controversial nature of the choices.
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Like the action movies of the 703s, most video games have defaulted to "non-controversial" fodder, like Nazis, indistinctly "foreign" terrorists, robots, aliens, zombies, and, of course, Nazi zombies.
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While past presidents have declared national emergencies, they have largely been over non-controversial issues and not as a result of Congress rejecting the President's request for specific funds.
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Details: As Roll Call notes, a two-thirds majority was required because Democrats brought the resolution under suspension of the rules, which is usually used to pass non-controversial measures.
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But the U.S. officials and their European counterparts said bridging gaps would take a lot of work and that progress this week had centered mainly on non-controversial technical language.
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There are songs, though, that are relatively non-controversial and hugely successful, Drake's "Hotline Bling" for example, do you think that's the way –avoid conflict and get to the top?
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After years of collecting 911 fees, most of the upgrades making this tracking possible around the nation are complete… But state governments like the reliable, seemingly non-controversial revenue stream.
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Most local civil-society organisations have government links and stick to non-controversial initiatives in areas such as health and education (Mr Sombath's Participatory Development Training Centre is a rare exception).
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Up until his involvement in the Ukraine saga, Perry had been one of the most non-controversial Cabinet members, even while unabashedly and loudly supporting American gas exports into other nations.
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Trump, a senior adviser to her father, President Donald Trump, focuses on a narrowly tailored, largely non-controversial West Wing portfolio including women's economic empowerment, working family issues and workforce development.
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This includes non-controversial nominees, including Elaine Chao, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell's wife, who was chosen to head the Department of Transportation and would have oversight on the airline industry/airports.
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Why it matters: This repeal reaffirms Trump's broad attack on everything Obama did on climate change, even those that are comparatively non-controversial and more imminently relevant than intangible carbon-reduction policies.
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His impeccable revolutionary credentials, coupled with his strong support among key parts of Zimbabwe's elite -- specifically within the military and security services -- singled him out as an obvious, and non-controversial, successor.
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When the Iran Nuclear Agreement was finalized and submitted to Congress, a joint disapproval resolution was offered in the Senate as a substitute for a non-controversial joint resolution from the House.
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She writes a good deal about art and gardens and travel, and about non-controversial — at least for her New York Review of Books readers — topics like libraries (good) and global warming (bad).
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The vote tally was 2628-28503, but it needed 22019 in favor to reach the two-thirds majority needed under suspension of House rules, a fast-track process usually used for non-controversial legislation.
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On Wednesday, the Members Operating to Be Innovative and Link Everyone (MOBILE) Resolution was introduced to allow members to vote remotely on non-controversial suspension bills that require a two-thirds vote to pass.
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The U.S. Justice Department defended the rule in court, saying it met a standard the U.S. Supreme Court set in 1985, when it held the government can force advertisers to disclose factual, non-controversial information.
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On Monday, Republican Senator Tom Cotton and Democratic Senator Chris Van Hollen, who introduced the measure, said Senate leaders had agreed to include it in the "manager's package" of non-controversial amendments to the bill.
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The U.S. Justice Department defended the rule in court, saying it met a standard the U.S. Supreme Court set in 1985, when it held the government could force advertisers to disclose factual, non-controversial information.
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Acting Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman Michael Piwowar said the agency's two commissioners will vote on a raft of non-controversial measures next week, as part of a project to improve how information is disclosed.
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While there are numerous ways to pay for veterans' legislation that are controversial, even unpalatable to veteran advocates, there are many more reforms to programs and benefits that are or should be relatively non-controversial.
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It would seem equally non-controversial that ethical tech is supposed to be good for "people," but is the broader tech world and its culture good for the majority of humans who happen to be women?
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But I also keep asking myself if everything about Last Man Standing were exactly the same except it somehow starred the famously non-controversial (at least in 2017) Ted Danson, would it be back on the air?
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But the holdup over a relatively non-controversial drug bill illustrates the challenges inherent in bringing up the kind of sweeping drug pricing plan that President Donald Trump and congressional leaders had promised the public early this year.
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Not only does this put no one in a holiday mood, it also means that when it comes to making non-controversial small talk over the Thanksgiving dinner table this week, the number of safe subjects has dramatically decreased.
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It says a lot about post-election politics — and the traditional caution of Hollywood — that when actors in a major movie make a non-controversial statement about the importance of diversity in society, it is cause for wild applause.
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After a famously bitter fight over the nomination of the conservative Robert Bork in the late 80s—Bork was the rare nominee to go down—presidents went out of their way to pick mostly non-controversial judges, Wheeler noted.
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But Shelby was optimistic that the House and Senate would make more headway on appropriations after the upper chamber passes a non-controversial package this week that would fund the departments of Agriculture, Justice, Commerce, Transportation and other agencies.
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Acting Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman Michael Piwowar said the agency's two commissioners will vote on a raft of non-controversial measures next week, as part of an ongoing project to improve how information is disclosed to the investing public.
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A non-controversial change devised to help restaurants and other small businesses upgrade and expand their facilities wasn't accurately written in the law's text, and many businesses are now suffering an unpleasant surprise as they ready their 2018 tax returns.
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Pressed if the current deal meant non-controversial nominees like Elaine Chao, Ben Carson and Nikki Haley — Trump's picks to lead the Transportation Department, Housing and Urban Development Department, and be UN ambassador, respectively — wouldn't get votes on Friday, Schumer demurred.
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Thomas wrote that the California law placed an undue burden on the centers' free speech rights and that the law was not protected by Court precedents that do allow states to set some disclosure requirements for factual, non-controversial information.
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Background: ON TAP TOMORROW LEADING THE DAY Senate Dems signal they'll support domestic spending package: Top Senate Democrats signaled on Monday that they will support moving a package of four non-controversial government spending bills, breaking a months-long stalemate.
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Transportation Department nominee Elaine Chao, who is Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell's wife and a former Cabinet secretary in President George W. Bush's administration, may be one of the most non-controversial picks and a leading contender to confirmed on Inauguration Day.
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By not offering amendments, Democrats hope to reduce the amount of time Republicans have to convince their colleagues to support for the bill and deny them the opportunity to call the bill bipartisan if they were to adopt a non-controversial Democratic measure.
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It is non-controversial to spend $475,000 for a course of CAR-T therapy to rescue someone from leukemia, but it is considered beyond the pale to pay $1000 for a 7-day course of an antibiotic to save someone from septic shock.
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That measure, despite the non-controversial nature of its espoused goal, was met with swift and coordinated opposition from tech firms and internet freedom groups, who fear that being legally liable for the postings of users would be a devastating blow to the internet industry.
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On how non-controversial Modern Art truly was: By the mid-1930s, Modern Art was already so chic that corporations held it aloft like a flag to show that they were both up-to-date and enlightened, a force in Culture as well as commerce.
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Short was a relatively non-controversial figure, but because of Trump's policies and persona — particularly his saying there were "fine people" among the white supremacists who rallied in UVA's hometown of Charlottesville — thousands of students and professors have signed a petition lambasting the school for hiring Short.
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As noted previously, it's impossible to verify that every message comes from an active employee; however, as a whole, the posters have information that would only be known by insiders, and they can be seen posting on other public threads about non-controversial topics relating to their employment.
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The candidates' ideas are largely non-controversial and built mostly around a desire to do everything possible to tap into the anti-Trump progressive energy without risking damage to what many fear is still a new and fragile movement that could die out well before the next election.
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Today's Exhibit A is Steve Martin — as non-controversial and affable as any Hollywood figure out there — who tweeted the following regarding Fisher on Tuesday, since deleted for no good reason: Here's Steve Martin's fine little tweet praising Carrie Fisher that some grumps pressured him to delete. pic.twitter.
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Unlike the requirement that contingency-fee lawyers provide some basic, non-controversial information, or regulations that burden conduct but not speech, the restrictions in this case focus on one of the most controversial topics in the American sphere today — abortion — are pure speech regulations, and not related to conduct at all.
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And aiming for bipartisan applause lines, the President focused in on non-controversial, heart-warming tales: a 10-year-old cancer survivor, a trio of World War II veterans and a SWAT police officer who braved a hail of bullets to stop the shooter at a Pittsburgh synagogue last year.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell likes to avoid any hint of politics in his public statements, but in a seemingly non-controversial response to a question about U.S. government borrowing on Wednesday, he weighed in on one of the core issues in the political debate over how to manage the economy.
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Pros of seeing it with family: This could be a gentle, non-controversial lead-in to a conversation about why society didn't collapse when interracial marriage became legal, and isn't collapsing now because gay marriage is legal, and why the incoming administration's threat to gay relationships might hurt people on a personal and relatable level.
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"I think that we ought to open our eyes to what we don't care about, to what's still made here, because perhaps that's where some real, non-controversial performance not in the papers can be gained, all of this before we get anything substantive out of Congress or deregulation really strikes home," he said.
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WASHINGTON, Nov 13 (Reuters) - Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell likes to avoid any hint of politics in his public statements, but in a seemingly non-controversial response to a question about U.S. government borrowing on Wednesday, he weighed in on one of the core issues in the political debate over how to manage the economy.
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One non-controversial section of FISA, renewed in January by Congress and Trump, lets the government get electronic communications of foreigners when they are outside the US. "I don't see any red flags that suggest improper surveillance, but I wouldn't really expect the indictment to contain enough details about the surveillance to raise those issues anyway," said Elizabeth Goitein, codirector of the Liberty and National Security Program at the Brennan Center for Justice in New York.
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McConnell faces pressure to bring Senate back for gun legislation Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid MORE (R-Tenn.) and ranking member Patty MurrayPatricia (Patty) Lynn MurrayOvernight Health Care: Planned Parenthood to leave federal family planning program absent court action | Democrats demand Trump withdraw rule on transgender health | Cummings, Sanders investigate three drug companies for 'obstructing' probe Democrats demand Trump officials withdraw rule on transgender health The Hill's Morning Report - Progressives, centrists clash in lively Democratic debate MORE (D-Wash.) pledged a "bipartisan and non-controversial" user fee bill in light of the importance of passing this bill.
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Appropriations Committee Chairman Richard ShelbyRichard Craig ShelbyOn The Money: Trump strikes trade deal with Japan on farm goods | GOP senator to meet Trump amid spending stalemate | House passes cannabis banking bill | Judge issues one-day pause on subpoena for Trump's tax returns GOP senator set to meet with Trump amid spending stalemate Impeachment threatens derailment of congressional agenda MORE (R-Ala.) said he would be open to moving smaller, non-controversial bills through the Senate, even without progress on the larger spending bills, a suggestion floated by Vice Chairman Patrick LeahyPatrick Joseph LeahyFight over Trump's wall raises odds of 'continuous' stopgap measures Hillicon Valley: Zuckerberg courts critics on Capitol Hill | Amazon makes climate pledge | Senate panel approves 0M for state election security Senate committee approves 0 million for state election security efforts MORE (D-Vt.).
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