Some words will not fly at all with YouTube's advertisers.
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Oh my God, it would not fly very well now.
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But under a Trump administration, that deal might not fly.
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The drones do not fly when the skies are gray.
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We will call the police, and you will not fly.
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Delta Air Lines does not fly any 737 Max planes.
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To do that, the spacecraft would not fly as close.
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It also might not fly under the Senate's procedural rules.
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Delta, which does not fly the 737 Max, fell 2.7%.
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The chance that the balloons might not fly didn't matter.
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Singapore Airlines (SINGF) said it would not fly over Iran.
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That kind of rhetoric, however, might not fly in 2017.
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"What President Trump and what Mr Netanyahu are doing (is) torpedoing and destroying the two-state solution and moving towards imposing and dictating a solution which will not fly, it will not fly," said Erakat.
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British and Russian arlines do not fly there over security concerns.
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That did not fly with Judge Ellis, to say the least.
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Drones may not fly over urban areas under current FAA rules.
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How did she handle her anxiety that they might not fly?
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What Le Pen proposes does not fly even for a second.
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But be warned: Your buy-and-return sprees may not fly anymore.
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"Southwest will not fly you back," the agent said, according to Makhzoomi.
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They will not fly if the temperatures are below 15 degrees centigrade.
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That kind of casualness would not fly under Queen Elizabeth II's reign.
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They investigated you, they put you on the do-not-fly list.
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Southwest does not fly pets in the cargo holds of their planes.
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Another American was freed, but did not fly out with the others.
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It was the size of a donkey, and it did not fly.
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That Space Adventures mission will not fly to the space station, however.
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But there were many feathered dinosaurs that did not fly, like Wulong.
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It could not fly the plane, and no other crew was available.
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Russia denied it and said Syrian planes could not fly at night.
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"Strategic bombers should not fly so close to our land borders," he said.
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But, if Crazy Rich Asians were real life, Nick's secrecy would not fly.
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ED BASTIAN: Well, as you know, Melissa, we do not fly the Max.
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Right, so you're on the do-not-fly, so you couldn't go anywhere.
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She urges Chyna to talk to Rob and not fly off the handle.
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Eventually, mute and unneeded, he jumps from the tree and does not fly.
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Choosing patients simply based on their age, however, "would not fly," he said.
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Minister Blanquer suggested that would not fly, saying: "I don't think that's necessary".
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Some hacker-focused lawyers are afraid the argument may not fly in court.
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It also created safe operating envelopes outside of which the pilots could not fly.
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After that first test flight, SLS may not fly again for another five years.
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That thesis clearly will not fly in those countries which stand to lose out.
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May's admirers concede that this customs plan will probably not fly with the Europeans.
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House Republicans certainly knew that their SNAP ideas would not fly in the Senate.
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" She approached him and tried starting a conversation that, she said, "did not fly.
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S: They will not fly if the wind speeds are about 25 kilometres an hour.
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This inconsistency was lost on no one and would not fly before a debate judge.
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Unless of course, that passenger decides to keep their explosive phone and just not fly.
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That first booster may not fly again, if Musk has anything to say about it.
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Should Trump win another term, he may or may not fly on the finished aircraft.
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It doesn't hurt us at all to stay calm and not fly off the handle.
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The NC-27 could not fly on the two remaining engines, but it could sail.
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The weather in Jolo turned stormy that evening, and they could not fly Sekkingstad out.
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That does not fly with Russia, which is backing up Mr. Assad's forces on the ground.
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It does not fly farther than a city block, and usually lives less than two weeks.
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I'd probably hear her from all the way over there anyway (if she did not fly).
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A woman could not fly supersonic planes: No-one knew why, but that was the rule.
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Currently the pair mainly compete directly at Gatwick Airport, as easyJet does not fly from Heathrow.
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Boeing shares slid on Tuesday following reports that the plane might not fly again until 296.
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Southwest Airlines asked that "anyone" involved in separating children from their parents not fly with them.
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That likely 'would not fly' in the US.Italy is in a nationwide lockdown over the coronavirus.
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Delta, which does not fly to Hong Kong, said it would suspend service through April 30.
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ISRAEL AEROSPACE RECOMMENDS OPERATORS OF THE PLANES NOT FLY THEM PENDING ISRAELI CIVIL AVIATION AUTHORITY REVIEW
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So ethnic slurs, terms demeaning to women, terms demeaning to LGBTQ+ people — those would not fly.
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The restrictions will not affect any U.S. airline as they do not fly to the ten airports.
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There were usually at least two of them at a time — these birds did not fly alone.
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While I did not fly the drone personally, in tests it maintained very stable flight despite wind.
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In 2015 Mirage fighter jets could not fly on cloudy days because of problems with their instruments.
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She claimed that the first officer also reported he was drugged and could not fly that day.
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She went on to make other allegations, but in the end it did not fly with prosecutors.
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But higher prices might not fly in more working-class pockets of California like the Central Valley.
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"This bird might not fly south for the winter," analyst Mark May wrote in a Sunday report.
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Some in the GOP also wanted language criticizing violent counter-protesters, which would not fly with Democrats.
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His statement and the crash have highlighted the fact that many Superjets do not fly very often.
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At the same time, there are very few options to limit those emissions except to not fly.
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On Wednesday, Mr. Trump expressed admiration for Boeing even while announcing that its planes could not fly.
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Like he would take everything into consideration and not fly off the handle and do something rash.
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They did not fly over Ukraine, which has closed off its airspace to flights by Russian airlines.
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Taiwan's China Airlines said it would not fly over Iran or Iraq because of the regional tensions.
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Your pregnancy weight may not fly off because you're starving all the time from expelling so many calories.
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For a lot of tasks the performance works well, but for extreme precision it will not fly — yet.
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On Thursday, two other carriers, American Airlines and Delta Air Lines, said they did not fly over Iran.
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She is likely to resume campaigning Wednesday, but will almost certainly not fly to Nevada, as originally planned.
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One of the Americans, Nosratollah Khosravi-Roodsari, did not fly out with the others, according to U.S. officials.
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Because of the extreme conditions, aircraft generally do not fly to the South Pole from February to October.
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Only issue is ... a little nip can be seen, which might not fly with Instagram's no-nudity policy.
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Try finding furniture that will fit (and not fly off) your 2560th-floor balcony when winds pick up.
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Climate activist Greta Thunberg, who does not fly, said at Davos on Tuesday that time is running out.
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I was living in France when my grandfather died, and I did not fly back for his funeral.
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But last week, Stephen Dickson, the administrator of the F.A.A., said the Max would not fly until 2020.
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It does, though, include several others that it also does not fly to, such as Mali, Armenia and Guinea.
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It appears that this does not fly at all in the eyes of the laws of the United States.
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On Thursday, two other U.S. carriers, American Airlines and Delta Air Lines, said they did not fly over Iran.
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Japanese carriers Japan Airlines Co Ltd and ANA Holdings Inc also said they did not fly over the area.
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Because of the extreme weather conditions, aircraft generally do not fly to the South Pole between February and October.
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As they made their escape, he cautioned the boy to not fly too high, as his wings would melt.
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I list the names to make clear these are large companies with significant budgets, not fly-by-night operations.
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Taiwan's China Airlines also said it will not fly over Iran or Iraq due to regional tensions, Reuters reported.
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The Max has been grounded for months after two deadly crashes, and it may not fly again this year.
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Last holiday season, hoverboards went on airlines' own Do Not Fly lists because of their propensity to catch fire.
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Today, however, NASA administrator Jim Bridenstine says SLS will not fly until 2021 at the soonest, according to The Verge.
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A high five may not fly in business settings, but it can transfer half as many germs as a handshake.
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Broward County Public Schools Superintendent Supt Runcie even had to ask that media stations not fly helicopters over our school.
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Its arms likely had quill-like feathers layered over each other like on a wing, though it could not fly.
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You might be surprised to know that we did not fly a drone over a car to make this video.
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Some people also told Garuda that they would not fly with the airline if it pursued legal action against him.
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It has not been made public; it was not American Airlines, which does not fly to New York from Brussels.
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Despite suggestions at the Constitutional Convention that Congress should share in the determination of pardons, the proposal did not fly.
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Shares of low-cost airline InterGlobe Aviation, which does not fly 737 MAX jets, rose as much as 4.4 percent.
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Rubenstein said there was enough fog on Sunday morning that police did not fly helicopters until late in the afternoon.
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There are bumps, however: Perhaps "Indira," an "Evita" spoof starring Indira Gandhi, played by Ms. Martin, would not fly today.
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Tiangong-1 does not fly north of 42.7° N latitude or south of 42.7° S latitude on its current trajectory.
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Even so, when it is time to board the flight home after the holidays, some gifts simply might not fly.
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Mi-20173s flew half the fleet's 28,000 sorties last year, but the first Black Hawk did not fly until May.
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That one did not fly: Mr. Mandelblit instead let it be known that he was speeding up his timetable accordingly.
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Despite Stone's highly publicized arrest in January, the books did not fly off the shelves, according to the publishing house.
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Last month, during one of the parade rehearsals, the Intel fleet could not fly, because of a loss of GPS signal.
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But the rest, though they could not fly, nevertheless seem to have had patterns in their plumage, just as birds do.
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Image credit: SpaceXEven if the Falcon 9 is cleared as perfect, the rocket from the historic landing will not fly again.
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In a statement ANA apologized to passengers for the flight delay and said the passenger was detained and did not fly.
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Since these birds do not fly, they have denser bones that help them dive deep into the water for food. 6.
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Partial operations at Pakistani airports resumed after the crisis eased, but foreign carriers using Indian airspace could not fly over Pakistan.
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It does not fly in on the feathered wings of a bird, nor does it breeze away with the November wind.
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V.F.R. required, among other things, that he not fly in cloud and that his minimum horizontal visibility be about three miles.
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The letter asks that the inspector general determine why Price did not fly commercially for five different business flights last week.
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The ball does not fly as far in windy, cold Scotland, but it does fly in the dry heat of Dubai.
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But last week, Stephen Dickson, the administrator of the Federal Aviation Administration, said that the Max would not fly until 2020.
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North Korea's Air Koryo may not fly many places, but the state-owned airline is definitely a trip back in time.
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Pharah: Pharah's rockets might not fly so quickly, but they travel in a straight line and don't stop until they hit something.
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For example, Hawaiian does not fly directly to Chicago—the home of United Airlines, which has long had direct flights into Hawaii.
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In code-sharing agreements, an airline that does not fly a particular route sells tickets on behalf of another carrier that does.
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Brown rice bowls may be a huge hit with many student populations, but not fly on the menus in certain ethnic communities.
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The North has said it launched its previous test missiles at highly lofted angles so that they would not fly over Japan.
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It's not as complicated as when you're in Europe and you might not fly home because there's nothing to go home to.
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Hopefully the company's still has some tricks up its sleeve, while managing to not fly too close to the sun this time around.
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"I will not fly on your airline until you reverse this RIDICULOUS notion of flight attendants selling credit cards, @united," one critic clapped.
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The Seahawks' Sherman noted that the ball did not fly right in temperatures like those more often found on the plains of Mars.
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Since craft beer is still something of a novelty here, the kookier creations beloved by beer geeks in the States might not fly.
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The number of jet airliners flying may double by 2040 as people, particularly those in Asia who do not fly now, get richer.
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Until maybe a month ago, if you'd asked me what my headphones of choice were, I do not fly without my Bose QC35s.
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The FAA also limits drone flights to daylight hours and requires that the drones not fly over people not involved in the flight.
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If so, you doing the same may not fly a huge flag (unless you've got no business doing so in the first place).
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Russian pilots fly combat missions in Syria; Western pilots do not fly combat missions on behalf of the Saudi-led coalition in Yemen.
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Some antidoping authorities who lobbied that the Russian flag not fly in Rio have called on Olympic officials to penalize Russia more severely.
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The trial run, which took place Tuesday in Virginia, included takeoff, hover and landing, but the vehicle did not fly forward (USA Today).
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TUI ultimately flew passengers on an altered route that did not fly over Iraq, but did not explain what restrictions are in place.
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They flew to Moscow, but there Aeroflot told Sasha that it would not fly Andrei's remains onward to the family hometown of Izhevsk.
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Strong winds are forecast for New York, potentially grounding another tradition: The big balloons may not fly at the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.
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The sole time that balloons did not fly because of weather since they were introduced was a wet and windy Thanksgiving in 1971.
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TAIPEI (Reuters) - Taiwan's largest carrier China Airlines said on Wednesday that it will not fly over Iran or Iraq due to regional tensions.
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Malaysia Airlines said it did not fly over Iraqi airspace and would re-route to avoid Iran as a result of the attack.
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One catalogue, in the nineties, had a little chart of what Patagonia was versus what it was not: Fly fishing, not bass fishing.
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The Russian government maintains that missile battalions it has deployed near European borders would not fly far enough to violate the treaty's terms.
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Researchers already know that many were warm-blooded, and that some had insulation in the form of feathers, even though they could not fly.
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Delta Air Lines, which does not fly the 737 Max, said Thursday that it's seeing a small benefit as rivals grapple with the grounding.
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This type of behavior is probably more common in the wild — toxic masculinity and all that — but on The Bachelorette, that will not fly.
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Russian pilots fly combat missions in Syria, whereas Western pilots do not fly combat missions on behalf of the Saudi-led coalition in Yemen.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden The "centrist candidate" is starting to notice that such a persona might not fly with today's Democratic Party base.
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Sheryll Klinkel, said the military had maintained a base at the Dirkou airfield for several months but did not fly drone missions from there.
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Lufthansa said it would not fly to Tehran or the Iraqi city of Erbil, while Emirates cancelled flights between Dubai and Baghdad, CNN reported.
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Ride share app Uber, which has an FAA waiver to fly drones at night, told 9News that it does not fly drones in Colorado.
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And because my family was given so little notice of the proceeding, Ramarley's father could not fly back from Jamaica in time to attend.
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Asked if she would go to New York in September for the United Nations climate summit if invited, Greta said she would not fly.
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Some Republicans signaled, meanwhile, that hopes of rising the required age for purchasing long guns and even banning bump stocks probably will not fly.
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Air carriers regularly submit passenger data to the TSA's Secure Flight Database to verify passengers are not on a do-not-fly list, for example.
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RELATED: Clinton camp smashes fundraising record: $143 million in August Clinton is likely to resume campaigning Wednesday, but will almost certainly not fly to Nevada.
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" That answer might not fly with the Jacksons, so we're guessing his other defense could be he's a fan of Pantera's album, "Cowboys From Hell.
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But Democrats warned the partisan House approach would not fly in the Senate, further delaying cash for the program that expired over a month ago.
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So it's fair to say the US Air Force will not fly F-35s from Incirlik if Turkey continues to acquire the S-400, correct?
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"Timmermans will not fly, it's very hard to see that his candidacy could survive against opposition from Poland, Italy and Hungary," one European diplomat said.
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But White House officials later told him that the proposal would not fly with Trump, who is staunchly opposed to more money for Puerto Rico.
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Although creating a market for pollution reduction sounds workable, it may not fly politically because a price on pollution might be perceived as a tax.
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Thai Airways is a member of the Star Alliance, a code-share group that includes United Airlines, but does not fly in the United States.
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Under the agreement, there will be a defined area of Syria (Kerry didn't say where exactly) in which Assad will not fly his air force.
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Ru ushered in the runway challenge, titled simply, "Feathers," which released a flock of toothless avian puns from the judges that largely did not fly.
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British Airways told stunned passengers at their departure gate in London that they could not fly and could not reschedule their flights for one week.
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TAIPEI, Jan 8 (Reuters) - Taiwan's largest carrier China Airlines said on Wednesday that it will not fly over Iran or Iraq due to regional tensions.
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The Bangalore-based company's model of sacrificing profitability for the sake of rapid growth will not fly with Walmart, according to Meena of Forrester Research.
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It has also drawn a fierce backlash from people in its cross hairs over sourcing practices that would not fly at many established news organizations.
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Bob Corker (R-TN) to have automatic tax hikes if the federal deficit increases too quickly would not fly under the Senate's budget reconciliation rules.
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I think it's hard for a guy who's usually as positive as Eric to hear people speak negatively about him and not fly off the handle.
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Iceland is often wet and windy, but the drone used for this operation could not fly in rain—and for safety reasons aha avoided gusty conditions.
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As it is, New Delhi insisted that MbS could not fly directly from Pakistan, forcing the Saudi leader to go back to Riyadh for a night.
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They announced details of the restrictions after Australian carrier and Emirates partner Qantas Airways said it would not fly Qataris to Dubai because of the bans.
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It's interesting that the fear of the airlines was that people would not fly anymore or they would lose a large percentage of their customer base.
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House lawmakers repeatedly told the head of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) that many of the Trump administration's proposed cuts for that agency will not fly.
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The decision had already been made to not fly this test article and the team is focused on the Mk3 builds, which are designed for orbit.
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Women were not admitted into the astronaut program until 403, and an American woman did not fly into space until Sally Ride did so in 1983.
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But he was so tiny and in such critical condition that he could not fly, and I refused to leave his bedside knowing he might die.
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If you are going to a funeral, to an important meeting or if you're a doctor on your way to see a patient, that may not fly.
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And though making it temporary may not fly, Britain can pull out of any agreement at a price—just as it is doing with the EU itself.
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This did not fly with Reagan, who, like the rest of Washington, had a vested interest in Taiwan being recognized internationally as a government independent from China.
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Most international carriers have said they will not fly to Kaduna, and some embassies in Abuja intend to minimize staff travel while the airport is being repaired.
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Moia says it's only going to use "legal" driver sources, and will not fly in the face of existing regulation and infrastructure to provide its labor pool.
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At the briefing, DJI said that it continued to expand a system that ensured the drones could not fly in sensitive areas, an arrangement known as geofencing.
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Compared with a control group of mice that did not fly on the mission, the space-flown mice lost weight in the form of lean muscle mass.
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A dad sitting down his son the night before prom and showing him what a condom is will not fly when there have been zero conversations beforehand.
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Pitchers can use a scratch to enhance movement, but even if they don't, a well-worn ball tends to not fly as far as a smooth one.
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SpaceX announced that the giant rocket, the most powerful in operation on Earth today, could not fly on Wednesday night because of winds high in the atmosphere.
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But the projectiles fired on Saturday, which South Korea called short-range missiles, did not fly toward Guam; they flew in the other direction, to the northeast.
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"Today's indictment sends a clear massage to airline companies and airport vendors: pay-to-play schemes will not fly in New York," James said in a statement.
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The day after the Champions League final, as Liverpool's victorious fans wandered bleary-eyed around Madrid's plazas, Pochettino did not fly back to London with his team.
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These include such obvious beliefs as that he has two hands, that there are other people moving around him, that mountains do not fly, and so on.
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House Republicans passed a reauthorization this month, but did so, in large part, by robbing a preventive care fund — that approach may not fly in the Senate.
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North Korea on Friday joined South Korea in demanding that Japan not fly the flag, which both see as a symbol of the country's past military aggression.
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"I want to make this clear—I think there's a legitimate safety interest in ensuring these drones do not fly near airports or potentially sensitive areas," he said.
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In late September, officers dragged Anila Daulatzai off a Southwest Airlines flight after she allegedly said she could not fly with two dogs and demanded they be removed.
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Lystable's vision of seamlessly integrating a growing gig economy workforce with workplaces whose legacy software is designed for full-time staff not fly-by-night freelancers, that's what.
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Russia's Energy Minister Alexander Novak will not fly to Switzerland to attend the Davos world economic forum due to changes in his schedule, an energy ministry spokeswoman said.
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The passenger was detained for questioning at the airport, police said, and did not fly with the plane when it took off more than six hours behind schedule.
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Those traveling on United Airlines, which does not fly the MAX 8, but does have 24 the MAX 9 planes in its fleet, will now also be affected.
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Engines are designed with a covering so that if an engine experiences an explosion or ingests a foreign object, blades do not fly off and damage the fuselage.
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One solution is to just not fly your expensive toy over water; the other is to design and build a drone that works just as well when submerged.
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But that might not fly in Europe, where using these detection scripts could be a violation of local privacy laws, according to a letter from the European Commission.
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Ms. Thunberg does not fly because of her concern about emissions from aviation fuel, and once suggested that she might travel to New York on a cargo ship.
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The German carrier Lufthansa said in a statement that its planes would not fly over the Strait of Hormuz and that the diversion area was likely to expand.
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We're asking customers who do not feel well or are concerned they may have coronavirus to not fly until cleared to travel by a doctor or health professional.
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"The decision had already been made to not fly this test article and the team is focused on the Mk3 builds, which are designed for orbit," SpaceX said.
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In the end, TacSat-1 did not fly due to delays in Falcon 1's schedule, as well as the success of the TacSat-2 launch in 2006.
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"Working together in a cartel rather than competing to offer better services to customers does not fly with the Commission," European Competition Commissioner Margrethe Vestager said in a statement.
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Airline officials told her she could not fly with Pebbles, and Ms Aldecosea says an official suggested that she release the hamster outside or flush it down the toilet.
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Until the FAA decides how best to manage these systems (especially in the commercial context), UAVs will not fly around freely, especially out of the eyesight of a pilot.
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Tearing a 5 percent piece of the company and throwing it into the market while the other 95 percent is a black box will not fly with prudent investors.
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Commercial operators can fly drones under 400 feet during daylight hours as long as the drones stay within the visual line of site and do not fly over people.
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Earlier in the week, the national security adviser issued a memo stating that Abuja's airspace was subject to security restrictions and commercial helicopters could not fly over the city.
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These carriers fly more than 85033 flights combined to the United States every day, but U.S. airlines do not fly a single route to either Qatar or the UAE.
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"Employers don't want to be part of an experiment," said Ms. Rosener, who explained that uncertainty does not fly well with employers who are looking for commitment and focus.
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"Today's indictment sends a clear message to airline companies and airport vendors: pay-to-play schemes will not fly in New York," said Letitia James, New York's Attorney General.
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Lifting off from Blue Origin's facility in West Texas, this mission will not fly crew but will feature a number of commercial payloads, such as microgravity experiments and research.
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Air France, Lufthansa, Malaysia Airlines, and Taiwan&aposs EVA Air said they would avoid the airspace, while Singapore Airlines said it would not fly over Iran, according to CNN.
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Lufthansa said it would not fly to Tehran or Erbil, a city in northern Iraq that is home to one of the bases hit in the Iranian missile strike.
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The German airline Lufthansa said in an emailed statement that its planes would not fly over the Strait of Hormuz and that the diversion area was likely to expand.
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" Ed Bastian, CEO of Delta, which does not fly the Max but is a longtime Boeing customer, said the manufacturer "didn't get out far enough in advance of the story.
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"The argument that currencies will adjust will be cold comfort and probably not fly with Middle American consumers who are concerned about having to pay more for products," he said.
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South Korean news agency Yonhap said Seoul's military radar did not detect the missile because it did not fly high enough, and that it was spotted by a US satellite.
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The response given to the handling agent's request was abusive, this being the only reason why it was decided to call the competent authorities and that she could not fly.
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"I'm normally about a size 2, being a model, but I knew that would not fly in the wild when you're not eating for days at a time," she says.
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"Saudi Arabia cares about the weapons and I also think Saudi Arabia's air force would not fly" if it weren't for support and training from the United States, Paul said.
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"What weve seen in 2017-18 is only a marginal uptick in investments ... Investors in the industry should be for the long term, not fly in, fly out," he said.
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Instead of shaming passengers who would rather not fly in the first place, how about shaming Congress for failing to develop a national transit strategy that includes high-speed rail?
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Washington has said the ceasefire includes agreement that the government will not fly combat missions in an agreed area on the pretext of hunting fighters from the former Nusra Front.
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Most planes do not fly high enough to reach the part of the atmosphere where the aerosols form, although they can be outfitted with sensors to take measurements from below.
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According to an American government official who examined an analysis of the rocket-propelled grenade filled with blister agent, the weapons would probably not fly a predictable and accurate path.
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As a side note: For years, the Air Force thought women could not fly jets, because their ability to tolerate the high-gravity forces of acceleration seemed to be lower.
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Boeing has encountered repeated delays in its efforts to return the plane to service, and Mr. Dickson said on Wednesday that the Max would not fly again until next year.
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I did not fly through this Tuesday puzzle, but looking back over it I think the difficulty I encountered was in some of the cluing, all of which I liked.
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We spoke with agent Dave Rich, who says Whitehead did not fly into Virginia until 6 hours after the reported time of arrest, information first reported by NFL Network's Ian Rapoport.
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Krushelnitsky, Sergeeva and 167 other Russians were allowed to compete as "Olympic athletes from Russia" (OAR) but could not fly their nation's flag or wear Russian insignia during the Winter Olympics.
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If you're used to going to bars only to have to avoid some guy who won't accept that you're not interested: That shit will generally not fly at a sex club.
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Some in the U.S. federal government have also discussed increasing scrutiny on Chinese deals for security reasons, and the idea of cooperation with China may not fly in some voting districts.
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Yet, there was one small problem with this perfect recipe: It required the masa to stay at room temperature—a rule that did not fly with the health and safety department.
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Because Aedes aegypti mosquitoes do not fly far, officials can provide "a large margin of safety" by concentrating efforts within a one-mile circle around each known infection, the plan said.
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The three did not play in the team's season opener against Georgia Tech on Saturday in Shanghai and did not fly back to Los Angeles with the rest of the team.
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Caceres could not fly to fetch her son herself because of limitations on her movements, tracked by an ankle bracelet after she crossed the U.S. border with Andree and sought asylum.
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But scepticism over the government's plans reigns, as a new terminal for Kaduna was still being built in January and airlines have said they will not fly there to keep servicing Abuja.
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The Commission backed that idea, but said the EMF should become an EU institution, which would be overseen by the European Parliament — an idea officials have said would not fly with governments.
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The runner, Feyisa Lilesa, will not fly back to Ethiopia on Tuesday with the rest of his team, his agent said, choosing instead to remain in Brazil with his immigration status unclear.
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You may not fly free (like your bags do on Southwest Airlines), but you'll be able to get to paradise cheaper now that the low-fare airline will start service to Hawaii.
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The Bonita Queen does not fly the Iranian flag, but it is managed by the same company as a tanker now called the Adrian Darya 1, formerly known as the Grace 1.
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Trump defended the choice in a tweet Tuesday, saying Marine One could not fly to the cemetary for the service and the Secret Service would not allow Trump to travel by car.
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The official, speaking on condition of anonymity, said Royal Air Maroc on Sunday grounded its only MAX 8 in use and will not fly it until Boeing completes investigations into the aircraft type.
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CHICAGO, April 25 (Reuters) - Southwest Co, whose current fleet is made up entirely of Boeing Co 737 aircraft, may not fly only Boeing jets forever, Chief Executive Gary Kelly told CNBC on Thursday.
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In addition, parts of the GDPR are out of step with America's constitutional guarantee of free speech: a "right to be forgotten" of the kind that the new law enshrines will not fly.
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When Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi announced he would not fly first class, only business class, while abroad, many pointed out this was already the case under the previous government for most trips.
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A scheduling conflict meant Comaneci could not fly in from her home in Oklahoma for Saturday's Wimbledon finale so she resorted to an early wake-up call to follow the action on television.
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The idea of Trump declassifying documents solely to allow someone without a top secret -- or permanent -- security clearance to see them, however, might not fly well with the national security and intelligence communities.
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The families said that while Chao vowed the plane would not fly again until they were certain it was safe, she did not commit to allowing all the investigations to play out first.
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You just have to apply by submitting a picture of yourself with a student ID for a U.S. school (one that shows your birth date, so old IDs may not fly) by September 5th.
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However, the U.S. carriers would have a hard time arguing the flight was damaging to their interests, given that U.S. carriers do not fly to Greece all year round, Horton said in emailed comments.
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She often leaned on a preference for local decision-making—on a $15 minimum wage and a ban on fracking—to avoid embracing rigid federal standards that might not fly in certain swing states.
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"The orchestra did not fly because [the choir] was supposed to use pre-recorded music," choir singer Sergei Khlopnikov, who didn't make the trip because his daughter was sick, told the Interfax news agency.
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"Bosch" star Titus Welliver will NOT fly United after watching the video of a doctor getting dragged off one of its jets ... and the reason he's boycotting is the airline's justification for the incident.
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After some preliminary consultation with campus constituents (we understand much more is needed), we have decided that we will not fly the U.S. flag or any other flags at Hampshire for the time being.
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"The idea is that we start the action ... before any flights take off because we will not fly the drones when there is a flight already up in the air," Linda Davidsen told Reuters.
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" JetBlue, which does not fly Boeing planes, said it was "concerned about the detrimental impact aircraft tariffs will have" and argued they would "harm customers who rely on us to offer competitive, low fares.
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But some hacking-focused lawyers who have analyzed WhatsApp's complaint warn that—noble as its attempt to slap back NSO and protect its users may be—its central argument may not fly in court.
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But airlines will not fly animals to any place where the temperature is expected to get above 85 degrees, so Mickey would end up cooling his heels at the Ark for nearly a week.
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During his opening statement, Dickson confirmed that a certification flight and a final documentation review of the fixed Max had not occurred yet, essentially confirming that the Max will not fly again in 2019.
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Operators also have to follow many of the rules that apply to model aircraft hobbyists - keep drones within sight at all times, and not fly them at night, over people or higher than 400 feet.
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Jeanette Epps, who was set to become the first-ever African-American astronaut to be a crewmember on the International Space Station, will not fly to space in 2018 as scheduled, NASA announced late Thursday.
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"This would ensure that airlines would not fly planes half empty just to keep the slot, which is not just bad for business but also for the environment," a spokesperson from easyJet said via email.
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And it certainly does not fly when this same firm claiming naivete also employed a Russian researcher to mine the personal data of Americans and perhaps took advantage of one of Trump's favorite campaign slogans.
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Financial industry representatives told Reuters last week that European Commission officials have said that the mutual recognition proposal will not fly as it confers the benefits of single market membership on a non-EU country.
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Moreover, Trump's plan to address the effects of repeal may not fly with his own party in Congress: Trump has proposed high-risk pools to cover sick uninsured people, but financing them will be a challenge.
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That strategy might have been sustainable abroad, on a trip in which trip ditched the traditional presidential press conference, but it did not fly for long once Trump was home and Democrats went on the attack.
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Such a deal is the City of London's "Plan A", but EU officials have said it will not fly because it would give Britain benefits in financial services that only membership of the EU should bring.
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Qantas Airways Ltd does not fly to India itself but it had used Jet to boost its reach beyond Singapore to Indian destinations and wants a new partner for the large market, CEO Alan Joyce said.
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People say things about them — calling them cockroaches and pushing for their genocide — "that would not fly anywhere else in this day and age," Sha Merirei Ongelungel, an artist and activist of Palauan descent, told me.
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It also uses custom-designed aerospace-grade drones built in Europe and the U.S. The drones are designed for "all weathers" and do not fly above 500 feet, taking them out of the airspace of planes.
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In addition, the helicopters, as familiar a sight on the city's waterfront as sea gulls and joggers, will not fly on Sundays starting April 1 and will be banned from flying over Governors Island and Staten Island.
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OTTAWA (Reuters) - The man suspected of shooting dead five people in Fort Lauderdale airport on Friday did not fly from Canada and was not on a Canadian flight, said a spokeswoman for the Canadian embassy in Washington.
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At a meeting between Mr Orban's representatives and Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer, the CDU's new general secretary, old Fidesz excuses (leftists are trying to divide the EPP, the attacks on Mr Soros are merely domestic politics) did not fly.
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The grounding of the 737 MAX jets has had no immediate financial impact on airlines using the planes, but it will get painful for the industry the longer they do not fly, companies and analysts said on Friday.
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The establishment closed ranks, and as is now the case with the Grenfell fire there were elements of the media willing to aid them in that endeavour, even if a headline like 'The Truth' might not fly today.
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But if large gatherings like conferences and concerts continue to be canceled, and more people decide they will not fly this summer and stay home more generally, it's likely to cripple the consumer-driven side of the economy.
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The necrophilic mallard only reluctantly left his 'mate': when I had approached him to about five metres, he did not fly away but simply walked off a few metres, weakly uttering series of two-note 'raeb-raeb' calls.
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Telling my Virgo friend that she's trash at apologizing might not fly; sending her this meme of a Virgo Marge Simpson holding a gun at Helen Lovejoy, with the banner "Admitting you're wrong," somehow seems more palatable for everyone.
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The fact that "Like a G6" was largely about being fly like a Gulfstream G650 jet and not fly like a smartphone shouldn't deter LG. If there was ever a situation to just go with something, this is it.
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I am a dog mom to a beautiful English Bulldog, Bowie, who should probably not fly (most brachycephalic dog breeds have been banned from flights) and at 25 pounds, exceeds the weight limit for a traveling pet on Amtrak.
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OTTAWA, Jan 6 (Reuters) - The man suspected of shooting dead five people in Fort Lauderdale airport on Friday did not fly from Canada and was not on a Canadian flight, said a spokeswoman for the Canadian embassy in Washington.
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For ten days the country sat in media blackout as rumors swirled suggesting that with Mr. Shadary performing so abysmally, the government realized that naming him a victor would not fly, so they cut a deal with Felix Tshisekedi.
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When he was ejected from a sixth-floor window of the Half Moon Hotel in Coney Island, where he was being held in protective custody, he acquired a new sobriquet: The bird who could sing, but could not fly.
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The White House this week batted down a recommendation from health officials that elderly people and those who are "physically fragile" not fly on commercial airplanes, an unnamed official with direct knowledge of the situation told The Associated Press.
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LONDON, Sept 12 (Reuters) - Climate activists planning to disrupt London's Heathrow airport with toy drones said as they practised on Thursday that they would not fly them when planes were in the air and were prepared to be arrested.
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"We're constantly changing out individual items, so if there's a particular entree that isn't doing well from a customer service standpoint, that entree might not fly again next month and we'll replace it with something else," he told me.
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Kerry said the "bedrock" of the new deal was an agreement that the Syrian government would not fly combat missions in an agreed area on the pretext of hunting fighters from the banned Nusra Front, an al-Qaeda affiliate in Syria.
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Washington (CNN)The US, South Korea and Japan agreed this week to shift a planned flight of at least two nuclear-capable B-52 bombers so they would not fly over the Korean Peninsula, according to two US defense officials.
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Enter three business-minded gentlemen from Colombia, one of them named Pablo Escobar (Mauricio Mejía), whose argument is that, since Barry is so often, you know, in the neighborhood, why not fly a few packages back to America on their behalf?
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Stephen Dickso, FAA Administrator "This plane will not fly in commercial service again until I am completely assured that it is safe to do so," Elaine Chao, Secretary of Transportation also pushed Dickson to do a further investigation on 737MAX.
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Mr. Cuomo's counsel, Alphonso B. David, said in an interview that Cayuga personnel learned at the Westchester airport that the five children were told they could not fly because their parents had criminal convictions, and so were not eligible for reunification.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. military did not fly over Iranian airspace on Wednesday, the U.S. military said, after a news website run by Iran's elite Revolutionary Guards said a U.S. drone was shot down over the southern Iranian province of Hormozgan.
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After accepting the findings of an independent investigation that Russia's sports hierarchy had cheated, the Olympic committee ruled that a Russian team would not march in the opening ceremony, the Russian flag would not fly and the anthem would not play.
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It has left the government scrambling for solutions, from furnishing Libya with patrol boats, to floating the possibilities of closing Italian ports to ships that do not fly Italian flags, to granting travel visas to migrants so they can go north.
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This included the staff of Momo Sushi, Mr. Kurtz's friends from Baltimore, a large contingent of people the couple met through social media and Mr. Kuga's family — except for his father, who could not fly from Hawaii because of recent surgery.
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"The system can technically carry out everything we've shown in the video, but there is a current legislative restriction in the UK where a drone may not fly over built up areas and must remain 50m from people at all times," she said.
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This includes how women frequently play on a dangerous artificial surfaces when the men do not, fly commercial when the men travel by more convenient, comfortable charter flights, and the alleged allocation of fewer resources to promote women's games compared to men's.
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The role of the president of the United States is to encourage our country in bad times and emergencies, and to represent our nation to other world leaders, and Trump's attitude and terrible demeanor would not fly with either of those tasks.
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But half of easyJet's passengers do not fly either to or from the United Kingdom, so the airline will in any case need to retain a license to fly routes within the EU. It must therefore hope the European negotiators play ball.
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" Dickson reiterated the position of his predecessor, Dan Elwell, who has been the acting FAA chief since January 2018, that the Boeing 737 MAX "will not fly in commercial service until I am completely satisfied that it is safe to do so.
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"Dickson reiterated the position of his predecessor, Dan Elwell, who has been the acting FAA chief since January 2018, that the Boeing 737 Max "will not fly in commercial service until I am completely satisfied that it is safe to do so.
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WASHINGTON — The head of the Federal Aviation Administration said on Wednesday that his agency had made mistakes in its handling of the crashes of two Boeing 737 Max jets and that the planes, which remain grounded, would not fly again this year.
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American Airlines pilots' union told its members not fly to Venezuela after the State Department warned about crime and unrest there and pulled its diplomatic staff from the country, threatening to further isolate the South American nation that is mired in a humanitarian crisis.
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They also suggested that the United States government had deliberately prolonged his journey because it did not fly him across the ocean, and because the Navy ship, the U.S.S. New York, did not use all its engines, slowing the passage to give interrogators extra time.
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Moreover, it is time for the American public and Congress to mobilize by standing together and sending a strong message to foreign airlines and corporations: Rule-breaking gimmicks that jeopardize safety and ship middle-class American jobs overseas just will not fly here. Capt.
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The camera-carrying drone will be tethered to the roof of a building and will not fly directly over the hundreds of thousands of revelers in the area, but it will add an additional vantage-point alongside the 1,225 fixed video cameras that police will deploy.
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We identify each item and understand that if this budget item would only be feasible under a certain oil price, so when the oil price changes, we will revise our budget continuously, because we know which one will not fly with this level of oil price.
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But Lockheed and the US Air Force did not fly the jets during the show so that its engineers — and anyone walking by the company's booth, for that matter — could see if the aircraft would produce a radar track on a big screen like the other aircraft.
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But if we're to take this hypocrisy argument seriously, then every rich person who wants to advocate for climate action must live in the smallest home possible and bike to work and not fly anywhere; they'd have to give all their speeches via Skype, I guess.
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Earlier this year Thunberg, who does not fly on planes because of its high carbon emissions, sailed across the Atlantic Ocean for two weeks from southwest England to attend a climate conference in New York City, and meet politicians and fellow activists in North and South America.
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PARIS/ADDIS ABABA (Reuters) - The grounding of Boeing's 737 MAX jets after the crash in Ethiopia has had no immediate financial impact on airlines using the planes, but it will get painful for the industry the longer they do not fly, companies and analysts said on Friday.
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KATHMANDU (Reuters) - A high-altitude golf tournament in the shadow of Nepal's Mount Everest had to be called off over the weekend as most of the players could not fly in due to heavy cloud cover, its organizer said on Monday, though a few golfers managed a quick game.
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But privately, officials worry that the president's full focus may not be with the island, and that he will stop short of giving it the complete support it needs to deal with catastrophe, viewing the island through a "territory mindset" and accepting failings that would not fly in mainland states.
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"I got a girl on my arm, dude, show respect / Something crazy and Asian, Virginia Tech" and "If I'm a f****t spell it right, I got way more than two G's" are among the many lines Glover raps on his debut retail album Camp that would absolutely not fly today.
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She and her husband were planning to go back this year for their usual December to mid-April stay in Boquerón, a beach village in the town of Cabo Rojo on the southwestern tip of the island, with one condition — they will not fly down until the electricity is back on.
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BREAKFAST BROWSE Lizzo's tiny purse stole the show at the American Music Awards And the award for best accessory goes to... The iconic Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade balloons may not fly because of high winds If you think balloon Barney is terrifying now, he'd be even worse careening unfettered through Manhattan.
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It does not affect American-operated airlines, since they do not fly directly to the United States from 10 designated airports in eight countries — Amman, Jordan; Cairo; Istanbul; Jidda and Riyadh in Saudi Arabia; Kuwait City; Casablanca, Morocco; Doha, Qatar; and Dubai and Abu Dhabi in the United Arab Emirates.
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As producer Lindsay Shookus explained a few months ago in a Hollywood Reporter profile on this season of SNL, shit like that just does not fly here: We've gotten a lot of pitches from people, big people, like, I can play this person on the Cabinet, or I can play this person.
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I heard about Zach's health scare from a fan who'd sent a message over Twitter, and when I'd pitched an interview about the topic to the person handling public relations for the brothers, they suggested it might not fly; from the start, I was told, they almost didn't share the news with fans.
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To ensure the largest possible surveillance range, the balloons will not fly at altitudes up to 65,000 ft (for reference, commercial airplanes typically fly between 31,000 and 38,000 ft.) It's worth noting that the Sierra Nevada Corporation also created a technology called the "Gorgon Stare," a state-of-the-art aerial surveillance system.
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If they do not bar Russia completely from the coming Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang, South Korea, they are likely to keep all Russian emblems out of the Games: The Russian flag would not fly at the opening and closing ceremonies, Russian athletes would compete in neutral uniforms and the Russian anthem would not be played.
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Fears over the MCAS system, even with Boeing's latest updates, have led some airline staff to say they are concerned about flying on the plane again, prompted some airlines to look to cancel their orders for the 737 Max, and pushed one regulator to reportedly say the plane should not fly again with MCAS installed.
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Following North Korea's stark objection to joint U.S.-South Korean military exercises earlier this week, CNN is reporting that the U.S., South Korea and Japan all agreed to change a scheduled flight of "at least two nuclear-capable B-52 bombers so they would not fly over the Korean Peninsula," citing to two U.S. defense officials.
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While the AmEx Platinum Card earns more miles than the Delta co-branded cards, offers lounge access, and credits you for $200 in airline fees each calendar year, there are some perks that make the airline cards worth having for Delta flyers who might not fly enough to make use of the lounge access, or others.
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Read more from Recode: Twitter is making a huge video push — and tweaking Vine's six-second limit in the process Instagram now has 500 million users Nest is pushing further into the energy business with SolarCity partnership The FAA also limits drone flights to daylight hours and requires that the drones not fly over people who aren't involved in the flight.
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The grounding of Boeing's 737 MAX jets after the crash in Ethiopia has had no immediate financial impact on airlines using the planes, but it will get painful for the industry the longer they do not fly, companies and analysts said on Friday Boeing plans to release upgraded software for its 737 MAX in a week to 10 days, sources familiar with the matter said.
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Their threats to walk away from the summit once they assessed you were committed to going may be designed to get concessions from you -- reports that the US, South Korea and Japan are shifting planned flights of B-52 bombers so they would not fly over the Korean Peninsula may be viewed as such a concession, particularly as the Pentagon won't publicly deny a connection.
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For holiday breaks during law school in Cleveland, Ms. Garcia would have to ask someone to drive her from their home in San Diego to Los Angeles or Las Vegas, where she could catch a Greyhound bus — she could not fly without a passport, and the buses that leave from San Diego often travel through check points where border agents review the documents of the passengers inside.
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Even so, in an interview with the Washington Post, Daniel Roshan, director of Rosh Maternal & Fetal Medicine in New York City, personally advised that pregnant women do not fly — and if they must, to do so with the recommended precautions like washing hands, staying hydrated, and taking prenatal vitamins and vitamin C. As of now, current recommendations for pregnant people remain the same, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Why you may still want to consider a Delta credit card, either instead of, or in addition to, the Amex Platinum CardWhile the Amex Platinum Card earns more miles than the Delta co-branded cards, offers lounge access, and credits you for $200 in airline fees each calendar year, there are some perks that make the airline cards worth having for Delta flyers who might not fly enough to make use of the lounge access, or others.
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Senate Finance Committee Chairman Orrin HatchOrrin Grant HatchTrump to award racing legend Roger Penske with Presidential Medal of Freedom Trump awards Presidential Medal of Freedom to economist, former Reagan adviser Arthur Laffer Second ex-Senate staffer charged in aiding doxxing of GOP senators MORE (R-Utah) warned Monday that any tax bill that raises the deficit might not fly on Capitol Hill, where rising budget deficits have been a top concern of conservative lawmakers in recent years.
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But the senior EU official, involved in Brexit talks that the Commission is carrying out on behalf of the remaining 27 member states in the bloc, dismissed Britain's demands as "fantasy" thinking and "quite a big ask" of the EU. "The United Kingdom would like to transform Galileo from an EU programme to a joint EU-UK programme," the person said, stressing that would not fly as it was Britain's decision to leave the bloc and London should hence accept consequences.
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