For now, Morrisey is sidestepping questions about his political future.
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Klobuchar wasn't alone in her sidestepping of the relocation issue.
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Some are sidestepping the curbs with hacked software from eastern Europe.
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My lone criticism should not be grounds for sidestepping this book.
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He plodded along, sidestepping trouble but swinging little momentum his way.
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But sidestepping the business sanctions is not Mr. Deripaska's only goal.
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Flynn cut a deal year, sidestepping additional, potentially more serious charges.
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Visas would be issued at the airport, sidestepping the kingdom's red tape.
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The euro was higher at $1.1295, sidestepping a weak German IFO survey.
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A small circle of insiders effectively runs the country, sidestepping formal institutions.
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So the researchers tried an alternative strategy: sidestepping the immune system altogether.
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Hang Lung's strong half showed it had succeeded in sidestepping some market weakness.
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Her delicate sidestepping shows that Grande is actually listening to what we're saying.
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The "points system" is a product of this technocratic sidestepping of sovereign concerns.
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Children scampered all around, sidestepping bushels of barbed wire as they played marbles.
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Sidestepping them is unacceptable and puts the safety of patients in great jeopardy.
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Roy Blunt, a Missouri Republican, said of Moore, after sidestepping questions about Cain.
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White Republicans have practiced "sidestepping the people of color issue," Cheadle told PBS.
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It took sidestepping country altogether for Morris to get something like her due.
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What if smugglers start putting migrants on boats from Honduras to Belize, sidestepping Guatemala?
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When she finally rose, she rose slowly, avoiding old haunts and sidestepping shiny pennies.
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The deal is aimed at sidestepping the tariff imposed at the American firm's behest.
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Late Sunday, Mr. Pence issued a statement sidestepping Mr. Trump's criticism of the Khans.
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It's dangerous for New York City government to normalize these disparities by sidestepping them.
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To the Editor: We are sidestepping the larger problem of this predictable data breach.
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I think Phillips wants to see Arthur's above politics, that he's sidestepping the system entirely.
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"It is a heinous crime that cannot be justified," said Prince Muhammad, sidestepping any blame.
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The Guardian's Anna Petherick offers a few practical tips on sidestepping the social-media blues.
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Cuphead attempts to draw from early 20th century animation, while sidestepping its blatantly racist imagery.
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Mr. Trump has accused Amazon of sidestepping taxes and The Post of covering him unfairly.
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Businesses have started devising their own plans to face the pandemic, sidestepping the government entirely.
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I'm sidestepping another spoiler, but even if you think this is silly, stick with it.
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By sidestepping questions of motives, we open the conversation up to unexpected sources of pollution.
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" Despite sidestepping the controversy, Ryan argued that his record on discrimination issues is "pretty clear.
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Ganja has been a political hot potato for years, with politicians sidestepping questions about smoking.
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Pence is known for sidestepping controversy, while at the same time being caught in Trump's lies.
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But Uber typically hurt taxi drivers by sidestepping the rules while providing convenience to its users.
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With "Just Dance," I am elevating my heart rate, but I am also sidestepping the self.
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The graph below shows how multinational corporations are sidestepping the impact of US tariffs in China.
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Sidestepping the central issue, the seven-justice majority included two members of the court's liberal wing.
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Candidates across the country are sidestepping the news media and taking their message straight to voters.
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Yandy might've noticed, because a trademark-sidestepping Sexy 'Hard Outlaw' bodysuit soon materialized on its website.
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Along the fence they will begin sidestepping and that is when their trailing leg is exposed.
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The Santa Clara document is limited to process issues, sidestepping many of the thorniest questions around moderation.
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" Sonic shouted, sidestepping a robot bug that charged at him, "I should have known this was you.
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The accompaniment keeps dancing around the expected, sidestepping into a bluesy progression here, a sultry dissonance there.
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Sopranos filled the restaurant with arpeggios as customers nibbled dumplings, each singer sidestepping busboys with steaming platters.
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That often leads to a job right after training, sidestepping the traditional college path — and tuition expenses.
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After failing in the referendum, the government reworked the deal and passed it through Congress, sidestepping voters.
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"My sole goal right now and focus is fully Formula One," the Briton said, sidestepping the question.
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"They were sidestepping the people of color issue and saying that, 'No, it's not racist,' " he said.
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The complex transaction will allow Gateway to go public while sidestepping the traditional initial public offering process.
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The complex transaction will allow Gateway to go public while sidestepping the traditional initial public offering process.
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Deftly sidestepping the question over whether climate change is real is a savvier way to support inaction.
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Michael Briggs, Sanders' spokesman, responded to Clinton on Thursday by turning fire back against Trump, sidestepping her claim.
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Still, Bolling points to a version of Trumpism that's more persuasive than Hewitt's sidestepping or Gingrich's shell games.
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When I found her she was fresh-faced and lovely, sidestepping a professional handshake for a warm hug.
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Sidestepping the overstuffed art fair model, these pioneers have found a different way to use what they have.
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This irregularity reflects the Trump administration's pattern of sidestepping DOJ norms and excluding knowledgeable stakeholders from crucial conversations.
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How can we have a trading system if shamelessly sidestepping the rules that govern it is this easy?
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Billboards can be a way to get work noticed, sidestepping or grabbing the attention of curators and dealers.
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Sidestepping can counter a heavy vertical slice, but horizontal moves and some kicks might track that movement better.
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The White House has also floated the idea of sidestepping lawmakers to pursue another tax cut for investors.
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More and more people, especially millennials, agree with "Shark Tank" star Kevin O'Leary, who suggests sidestepping the expense altogether.
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There's no sidestepping the enormous challenge that Samsung now faces in trying to regain consumers' faith in its products.
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There's a reason many Democratic candidates are sidestepping such issues in favor of talking about health care and taxes.
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Rather than set itself up for a losing battle of expectations against those stores, Amazon is simply sidestepping it.
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And he appears to be sidestepping the intense competition for slots at busy airports by targeting smaller air fields.
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It does not depend on getting the right lucky breaks, cultivating the right relationships, or sidestepping the right pitfalls.
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But she's also sidestepping a crucial fact: Families are still being split apart thanks to a Trump administration policy.
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This will be key, as Uber's typical tactics of sidestepping regulation probably won't fly when controlled airspace is involved.
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"He's engaged and still very much present in the program," she said, sidestepping the heartbreaking reality of the situation.
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Hong Kong's people have lived with that uncertainty, struggling to defend their freedoms but sidestepping direct confrontation with Beijing.
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In last night's broadcast he called Trump a "great man" and said he still supports him, sidestepping the drama.
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It's also doing this while conveniently sidestepping the medical device development process and the privacy regulations that would entail.
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He didn't expand further when asked to explain his comment that Kim is an "honorable" person, sidestepping the question.
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Some criticized "S-Town" for sidestepping the pulpy tale of murder and corruption teased by its cryptic prerelease marketing.
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With the ruling, Google is sidestepping any forced changes to its services that would hit its most profitable businesses.
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Meanwhile, apart from Trump's sidestepping demands that he divest himself of his own portfolio, his friends look set to benefit.
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U.S. officials allege Venezuela has been sidestepping sanctions and sending gold to Iran in exchange for cash and debt relief.
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Kushner's attempt to decide economic priorities first while initially sidestepping politics ignores the realities of the conflict, say many experts.
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The manufacturers blamed the PBM rebates for high consumer costs, while sidestepping any suggestion that they lower their list prices.
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What the Rift, Vive, and PSVR now need are gaming genres that call on their strengths while sidestepping their weaknesses.
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Clinton focused on Mr. Trump's tax returns, sidestepping his attacks on her as an enabler of her husband's extramarital behavior.
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But without sidestepping the seething resentments at the work's core, the Lyon staging offered a fresh way of considering them.
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Public buses have caught fire, and some neighborhoods have even seen wild boars picking through the trash and sidestepping potholes.
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Semiconductor companies, for example, have found a legal basis for sidestepping the Commerce Department prohibition on selling components to Huawei.
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And a budget-cutting bill could be pushed through using the 50-vote procedure known as reconciliation, sidestepping Republican obstruction.
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The production is the latest big-budget musical to open in the summer, sidestepping the crowded deadline for Tony nominations.
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Santos had always promised Colombians would have the final word in a referendum, but is sidestepping that for the revised deal.
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Facebook is sidestepping the app stores by now allowing everyone to play no-download HTML53 "Instant Games" inside of Facebook Messenger.
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Of course, if you're interested in sidestepping all of the rules and making your own edibles at home, that's still legal.
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The bill would give federal agencies more power over the Yucca site, sidestepping Nevada's ability to withhold permits for the project.
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On this day in early summer, the Sun is sparkling on the cobblestones and the locals are sidestepping the gawping visitors.
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Pittsburgh brought some pressure and Wentz did a great job against it, sidestepping, showing some mobility, checking down, and basically dominating.
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In the late stages of the Obama administration, however, some federal agencies have been sidestepping Congress by quietly redefining existing law.
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We're covering companies sidestepping the Huawei ban, a European heat wave and a French restaurant named the best in the world.
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By sidestepping the overhead of a physical funeral home, Ever Loved can offer better prices while still earning a 10% margin.
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The regime has more than a decade of practice at sidestepping sanctions and letting its people take most of the hit.
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Such arrangements allow airlines to work together on routes and pricing, while sidestepping foreign ownership rules that prevent them from merging.
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The CIMA exhibition, Arcadian Nudes, might seem intent on sidestepping this issue altogether, indulging in a nostalgia for an imagined past.
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President Trump declared on Friday that he would use emergency powers to fund the construction of a border wall, sidestepping Congress.
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"The coalition clearly hasn't met these goals, and it is evident that the administration is deliberately sidestepping congressional oversight," Shaheen said. Rep.
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Sidestepping App Stores, Facebook Lite and Groups get Instant Games Facebook is putting games in more places using HTML5, Josh Constine reports.
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However, as soon as its site was shuttered, the group, Democratic Tsunami, migrated its homepage to a new url, sidestepping the ruling.
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But in the meantime, this commenter probably best summed up our feelings about Efron and Perry sidestepping the trek down memory lane.
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The euro zone's jerry-built financial architecture does so twice over, by sidestepping the fears of those in creditor and debtor countries.
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That culture includes a heavy reliance on data to help it more efficiently order clothes, sidestepping the burdensome costs of unused merchandise.
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"We are making money on the machines for sure," says Lerea, keeping his cards close to his chart, sidestepping the question elegantly.
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Our new rule will stop companies from sidestepping the courts and ensure that people who are harmed together can take action together.
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As Shelter Island attracts wealthy buyers sidestepping the snoot and traffic of the Hamptons, prices are rising and the character is changing.
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Sidestepping the Afghan government has quickly proven problematic, with President Ashraf Ghani refusing to release 85033,000 Taliban prisoners as the agreement mandates.
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But to date, they have not managed to put in place a mechanism for sidestepping the sanctions without antagonizing the Trump administration.
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But the deaths reopened a debate over the problem of builders sidestepping regulations, including those designed to ensure homes can resist earthquakes.
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Clever and resourceful, he's found a new way into the action: Instead of driving it, he now dazzles us by sidestepping it.
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The president is expected to speak about the economy and the 2020 agenda, sidestepping impeachment talk ahead of his near-inevitable acquittal.
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I missed the black rotating fan in our kitchen as I wound my way through patches of bullthorns, sidestepping old bean cans.
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It's a classic underdog story: a political unknown, ignored by the mainstream media, sidestepping the pundits who had considered him a punchline.
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At times, after fits of effective sidestepping from the nominee, they paused for several seconds to regroup, looking through their notes anew.
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Sidestepping the impossible task of compression, this chronological series takes the gambit of having each director's story relayed by a contemporary counterpart.
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You guys have both ended up sidestepping the snare of corporatized music to an impressive degree while remaining known to a large public.
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In May, the Trump administration said it would go ahead with more than $8 billion in military sales, sidestepping a congressional review process.
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The hardball tactics have infuriated Democrats, who say Republicans are sidestepping Senate norms in order to stack the courts with young, conservative judges.
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In other words, the effort to document in more detail what they should be doing but sidestepping through loopholes adds to their workload.
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She usually used roads that no one had been down since the fire began, cautiously sidestepping downed power lines and avoiding teetering trees.
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Over the years, I developed a habit of sidestepping or writing in innuendo anything that I thought might be culturally offensive, exposing, taboo.
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They have applied cost-efficient alternatives to traditional media practices — sometimes sidestepping photo agencies by working directly with freelance photographers to license images.
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Two days ago in this space, we told you that Nancy Pelosi was sidestepping questions about whether she was disturbed by Sanders's rise.
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His resignation is a blow to that effort, which had attracted criticism from those who said Cummings was sidestepping normal government recruitment processes.
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That pipeline project, Nord Stream 2 pipeline, doubles the amount of gas Russia can send directly to Germany, while sidestepping transit countries like Ukraine.
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But with adorable Baby True to keep her occupied, it's no wonder Kardashian has done such a good job of sidestepping drama and scandal.
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The company could try sidestepping Valve and urging developers to use the Universal Windows App architecture for any and all games in the future.
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"Sidestepping your physician to save money can mean you are treating the wrong condition with the wrong medication at the wrong dose," said McKay.
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International banks with significant business ties to Saudi Arabia have been treading cautiously since the Qatar boycott started in 2017, sidestepping public Qatari deals.
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S. presidential candidates are largely sidestepping one of the biggest moral questions of our time: What should America do about the carnage in Syria?
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" Meanwhile Attorney General Patrick Morrisey, while sidestepping if he believes Trump should fire Mueller, added: "I think it needs to come to an end.
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They're on course to do it by squeezing through Senate rules, sidestepping a Democratic filibuster and relying on a bare majority of Republican votes.
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So far, McConnell and his allies have explained their opposition to the Democrats' SAFE Act mainly by sidestepping the content of the legislation entirely.
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Sidestepping respectability politics entirely, Walker rejected the notion that she should "'[be] a role model'" or "a featured member" of her race and gender.
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Sidestepping America also allows us to preserve the belief that as one of the world's newest countries, and a democracy, we value ethnic pluralism.
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Sidestepping that impulse, as Tsai advocates, requires giving up a satisfying rhetorical clarity, but it may bring us closer to our moral common sense.
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For certain Republicans who criticized Obama for sidestepping Congress and relying on executive action, this presents a bit of a no-win situation. Sens.
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The spat has only intensified after the ruling party held a vote on the 2017 budget in a side room, sidestepping the opposition' blockade.
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Lam later delivered the speech by video from a protected location, offering a slate of economic policy ideas but completely sidestepping demonstrators' political demands.
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The House on Friday passed legislation to broadly regulate a cancer-linked chemical over objections from the White House that Congress is sidestepping agencies.
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As Trump's Republican-primary opponents discovered, debating him successfully on security issues requires sidestepping his wild insults while indicting him with his own aggression.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump has spent months delicately sidestepping Hong Kong's escalating battle between pro-democracy demonstrators and security services enforcing China's authoritarian government line.
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Sidestepping what we cannot know about Sarah Polk, Greenberg instead provides a great deal of information about the magazine Godey's Lady's Book because Mrs.
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The document presented not just a strategy for standing up to Trump but also an argument for sidestepping the party's most divisive internal conflicts.
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The student was deftly sidestepping her government's act of violence against its own people, while internalizing Beijing's view that social stability trumps everything else.
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By charging Assange with a hacking violation, the Justice Department is sidestepping a direct war over the right of news outlets to publish leaked information.
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After sidestepping questions about the controversial pass-interference-that-(apparently)-wasn't, Goodell was asked about the continued absence of Colin Kaepernick from any NFL roster.
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Instead of sidestepping our call for a Decolonization Commission, we urge the leadership at the Brooklyn Museum to respond publicly and adequately to its substance.
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We are seeing entrepreneurs issuing their own blockchain-based tokens to raise money for their networks, sidestepping the traditional, exclusive world of venture capital altogether.
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Current procedures allow use of this information in non-national security criminal and civil proceedings — sidestepping important Fourth Amendment protections against unreasonable searches and seizures.
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Sloan defended his role at the bank, sidestepping questions over why he hadn't acted sooner and instead focusing on the steps he was taking now.
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Its individual parts can be replaced, repaired or updated, which actually sounds like a great idea, sidestepping the planned obsolescence of so many other devices.
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She also focused on economic issues, sidestepping the contentious political demands that are at the center of the protests, including a call for free elections.
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Ms. Agren's sidestepping of the laws meant IBM Sweden had free rein to give access to people who had not received security clearance, it reported.
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Addressing reporters on Tuesday afternoon at Joint Base Andrews, the president defended his Twitter use while carefully sidestepping any direct criticism of his attorney general.
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"I am not aware of any of the issues or events described above," Ms. McFarland wrote in response, sidestepping a direct answer to the question.
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But it is sidestepping the Asia cash equities business it closed in 2016 and hiring in other trading businesses that play more to Barclays' traditional strengths.
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Benchmark Brent crude rose 1 percent, advancing its gains for the quarter and sidestepping data the day prior showing a surprise build in U.S. crude stockpiles.
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But in reality, the impact of the embargo has been softened because there are ways of sidestepping it - at least for those consumers with deep pockets.
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That helped him learn some tricks that helped in Boston: avoiding puddles, sidestepping slick spots, keeping an eye out for slippery manhole covers and so on.
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Is it easy shooting over an aggressive, skyscraping wingspan, pump-faking, sidestepping, creating just enough space to release with dead-on accuracy from that far away?
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Pichai would only describe the program as an internal Google project during his testimony before the House Judiciary Committee, sidestepping larger questions about Google's Dragonfly project.
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The bottom line: Insider dealing and sidestepping of Congress, while irresponsible and counterproductive, have little to do with the national security merits of a nuclear deal.
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A growing number of consumer goods makers are sidestepping conventional ad agencies to get their message directly to consumers who are increasingly skipping or blocking ads.
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The company is also sidestepping a lot of the headaches that come with accepting insurance and connecting patients with therapists that get paid through the platform.
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At the same time, many of the ads, videos and demonstrations are sidestepping the major sticking point, an issue that has divided some immigrant groups themselves.
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"At some point, Congress needs to do better than government-by-crisis, short-term fixes, and sidestepping difficult issues," said Senator Chris Coons, Democrat of Delaware.
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Federal officials criticized Samsung for initially sidestepping a formal recall with the CPSC, but the Korean phone maker later said it would work with the agency.
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Flanked by Mr. Pence, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and the White House national security adviser, Robert C. O'Brien, Mr. Trump portrayed himself as sidestepping war.
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Then he called an independent trucker to see if he could move bees that night, diplomatically sidestepping the man's request that he also hire a friend.
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Under current law, migrants can request asylum either by presenting themselves at legal ports of entry or by sidestepping those ports and crossing the border illegally.
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Despite Mr. Kejriwal and his A.A.P.'s sidestepping the issues concerning Muslims, Delhi's Muslims overwhelmingly backed his party because it is not actively hostile to them.
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Their deaths were applauded by the woman's family and others outraged by sexual violence, but it drew criticism from rights groups about sidestepping the judicial process.
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McCain, at the time, blasted his colleagues for sidestepping the "regular order" and urged them to work together to craft a bipartisan deal on health care.
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As a reporter, I appreciate him too — he responded to my questions directly, without sidestepping or reframing, using evidence and detail to defend the administration's environmental legacy.
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It also wasn't the exhaustive look in the vein of J.W. Rinzler's trilogy of books for the original films, neatly sidestepping the drama that occurred during production.
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"The truth is that consumers like getting something for free," Pai said, sidestepping the question of fairness pertaining to corporate prioritization in a world with net neutrality.
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Seehofer's intervention increases the likelihood that Germany will tighten oversight over Huawei Technologies , sidestepping pressure from the United States to exclude the Chinese company from its market.
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WASHINGTON — President Obama will meet with Attorney General Loretta E. Lynch on Monday to discuss what he can do to curb gun violence, sidestepping an entrenched Congress.
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And at a glance, sidestepping more Washington misadventures might seem like a smart call in light of our reality dovetailing with farce more and more every day.
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The app is tied to the customer's phone and only the subscription holder can use it, sidestepping the issues with fraud that MoviePass found itself dealing with.
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President Trump on Thursday called for an investigation into allegations that the Obama administration tried to give Iran access to the U.S. financial system by sidestepping sanctions.
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Evocative of Avenue Foch or Park Avenue in the 1970s, watered-down versions of their oddly uptight offerings are being embraced by women intent on sidestepping trends.
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Trump has previously cast doubt on the intelligence community's assessment on the Russian interference in the 2016 election, sidestepping questions about the conclusion at the Helsinki summit.
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White is keeping with top Pentagon officials in refusing to clarify the Pentagon's new transgender policy recommendations and sidestepping inquiries about who helped Mattis reach his conclusions.
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The Beatles, it turned out, could have a Las Vegas run without donning a single sequined tuxedo, and with their reputation for sidestepping expectations — even Lennon's — intact.
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By sidestepping the fetal characteristics provision of the two-part law, the justices punted what could have been a test of the future of Roe v. Wade.
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It shows in the hard edges of her can-do personality, on guard against unwonted sentimentality and unneeded calories, sidestepping leery co-workers with a breezy smile.
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Schumer declined to negotiate in public on Monday, sidestepping questions about whether Democrats would agree to taped depositions or what witnesses called by Republicans they would allow.
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So for a company so successful at anticipating and sidestepping the worst of travel experiences, what do the creative minds behind Away pack every time they travel?
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Notice that while this appears to be a retreating technique, Smith is actually sidestepping—exiting the line of attack to his left while whipping in a left hand.
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" Turnbull appeared to confirm the hall of famer's role in sidestepping normal protocols in a news conference Thursday, saying: "In diplomacy and policies, you use lots of networks.
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Big multinational companies like AXA, a French insurance company, and Kellogg's, an American food giant, have taken to sidestepping licensing requirements by buying domestic firms and expanding them.
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There are multiple examples of ISPs sidestepping or ignoring net neutrality prior to the regulations, which is what we would return to if the FCC scraps the rules.
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European signatories to the deal in January launched INSTEX, a special purpose vehicle designed to enable trade with Iran by using currencies other than dollars, sidestepping U.S. sanctions.
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Riverdale's promotional materials leave out any mention of Archie himself — neatly sidestepping any associations with a comics line that some may consider too old-school to bother with.
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Yes, most historical market gains have accrued from Halloween through April, and sitting out the summer and early fall meant sidestepping a number of nasty market air pockets.
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It is rarely about the details of the legal case against Ms Meng, arrested at the request of American prosecutors, who accuse her of sidestepping sanctions against Iran.
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With lots of commands running in parallel, the attacks found a way to extract data from the processor cache through a complex timing attack, sidestepping the usual privileges.
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Sidestepping the ineffective music blog discovery format for the novel personalized playlist approach could differentiate Spotify and convince users it's worth $10 a month or sitting through ads.
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Scandals like Cambridge Analytica present another front in the fight, in which apparent violations of user privacy stem from user choices, sidestepping most legal definitions of a breach.
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Ukraine's military said earlier on Thursday its two-day missile drills would avoid airspace over Crimea, sidestepping a possible confrontation with Russia which annexed the peninsula in 2014.
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"The NCUA is attempting to unilaterally expand loopholes for tax-exempt credit unions by sidestepping Congress and putting consumers at risk," said ICBA President and CEO Camden Fine.
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Assistant Secretary of Defense for Sustainment Robert McMahon offered few new details on Trump's plans to take $220006 billion in MILCON funds for his project, effectively sidestepping Congress.
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Assistant Secretary of Defense for Sustainment Robert McMahon offered few new details on Trump's plans to take $3.6 billion in MILCON funds for his project, effectively sidestepping Congress.
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According to the Washington Post, Flynn tried to salvage his job by sidestepping his superior officers and making a direct appeal to the vice chief of the Army.
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The justices, sidestepping a major ruling on the divisive legal issues raised by the case, did not issue a written opinion and there was no publicly recorded vote.
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Far from investigating Burisma, they said, the prosecutor was sidestepping an investigation of the company and his removal made it likelier that Burisma would face a legitimate probe.
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Others worried that Mr. Trump's intervention would encourage rogue operators to try to escape accountability by sidestepping the chain of command and appealing directly to the White House.
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A few months back, Epic Games promised to bring the wildly popular survival sandbox title to the mobile OS, but only after sidestepping the traditional process for doing so.
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Bannon is also talented at sidestepping the truth, and unlike some of his former colleagues, he's not clumsy (like Sean Spicer) or plainly obvious (like Kellyanne Conway) about it.
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While the company is still sidestepping Play in order to keep its earnings to itself, downloading the game is a simple as scanning a QR code from its site.
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Thus the sidestepping of it in favor of a new direction is not only what is needed, but further, what was mandated to Donald Trump by the American people.
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Ms. Rousseff's impeachment process did not bring up corruption charges against her, but rather of "fiscal sidestepping," or "pedaladas fiscais," breaking fiscal rules to hide the real budget deficit.
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But the designers of 40 Tenth Avenue in Manhattan's Meatpacking District managed to prevent pools of darkness from flooding the High Line next to it by sidestepping the sun.
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The commission's findings will be issued through the appellate courts, not the Court of Appeals, Mr. David said, sidestepping concerns about an improper expansion of the court's judicial power.
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True, Mr. Trump's sidestepping of reports that the C.I.A. believes that Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman ordered the killing as "Maybe he did and maybe he didn't!" was jarring.
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It has also become home to a new generation of direct-to-consumer brands that are sidestepping intermediary retailers and marketing directly to consumers via its traditional advertising tools.
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For now, drugmakers are largely sidestepping a full-scale fight over an agreement that is primed for passage, and instead looking to prevent such losses in future trade deals.
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That bill aims to guarantee federally funded Indian Country programs, thus sidestepping the current year-to-year budget negotiations that leave many tribes and tribal people in the lurch.
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Since Justice Brett Kavanaugh joined the bench last year, the Supreme Court's new conservative majority has been cautious on abortion cases, sidestepping several opportunities to revisit Roe v. Wade.
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In the end, the Ten Eycks sell most of their apples directly to customers who come to pick them at the farm, sidestepping the hurdles imposed by Whole Foods.
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Other world powers have not done so, sidestepping one of the thorniest disputes between Israel and the Palestinians, who want their own state with East Jerusalem as the capital.
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"She faced a committee that didn't fully understand what the hell this was all about," said Biden, sidestepping the fact that Biden led that all-male, all-white committee.
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It's possible that Sanders believes a political revolution cast in more universal terms will ultimately prove more durable for everyone, with the added benefit of sidestepping a racially fraught battle.
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Sidestepping the standard Northern versus Southern Californian cliches, Wasserman presents the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics as a united Californian story – of both cutting edge Silicon Valley technology and Hollywood entertainment.
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President Rodrigo Duterte issued an executive order on Monday directing agencies to fund and enforce the family planning program to ensure free access to birth control, sidestepping the court's order.
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It's cute and easy to play: you're a dog running leash-free through a park, trying to pick up golden biscuits while sidestepping obstacles like tree trunks and oblivious cyclists.
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It is applied to the recent arrest in Canada of a Chinese businesswoman, Meng Wanzhou, on an American warrant linked to an alleged sidestepping of sanctions on Iran (see Business).
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But Kavanaugh frustrated Democrats by largely sidestepping key questions, citing the need to maintain judicial independence and not tip his hand on an issue that could come before the court.
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The conference is intended to highlight the extraordinary research advances being made with adult stem cells while largely sidestepping the issue of research using fetal tissue or embryonic stem cells.
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Clinton (a "Teflon lady" capable of sidestepping all scandal), Ted Cruz ("he's a politician") and Donald J. Trump ("sometimes he says things that are too hard for me to swallow").
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And thanks to Uber we've grown accustomed to being able to trade money for that time back, sidestepping slow public transportation or looking for parking when we're in a rush.
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"I do not take a position here on whether the statute as currently written is justifiable under the Taxing Clause or the Commerce Clause," Kavanaugh wrote, sidestepping the larger issues.
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The platitudes were there, as I expected, but the evasions were worse than I anticipated: The plan, in effect, is to entrench Facebook's interests while sidestepping all the important issues.
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But the perennial calls for cutting the ERS budget have fueled accusations that the relocation was more about sidestepping Congress to shrink the agency than making it operate more efficiently.
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Democrats accused Mr. Sessions of trying to have it both ways: observing that only Mr. Trump can assert executive privilege but sidestepping questions on the grounds that he might, eventually.
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Based on the reports coming of the White House, the Trump administration has used the interim security system as a means of sidestepping any potential issues that could have emerged.
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Under apparent pressure from the White House and Justice, the acting director of national intelligence blocked the intelligence IG from notifying Congress of the complaint, sidestepping a law requiring this.
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As they acknowledge that Trump may have done exactly what House Democrats are alleging, several Republicans are sidestepping questions about whether they can defend his handling of matters with Ukraine.
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European signatories to the 2015 deal in January 2019 launched INSTEX, a special purpose vehicle designed to enable trade with Iran by using currencies other than dollars, sidestepping U.S. sanctions.
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While Didi appears to be sidestepping that obstacle, it faces cultural hurdles in Latin America, according to Daisy Wu, head of international business at Yeahmobi, which helps Chinese startups go global.
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Senate Republicans are also largely sidestepping questions in the immediate wake of the election about breaking the filibuster, instead projecting optimism that they'll be able to find common ground with Democrats.
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Juhl also promoted several executives to global leadership roles and hinted at a new business to help clients take their media-buying work in-house as more advertisers are sidestepping agencies.
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Debt ceiling The measure suspends the debt ceiling until March 2202, 2628, sidestepping a fight with House conservatives who have demanded attaching spending reforms to any expansion of federal borrowing authority.
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Last month, the White House defied a congressional deadline for a report from Mr. Trump about who directed the killing, sidestepping pressure to acknowledge the intelligence findings about Prince Mohammed's role.
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In Arizona, the Legislature has taken a direct role, fostering academic programs directly from the state budget and sidestepping the usual arrangement in which universities decide how to spend the money.
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Local officials in the Bay Area have tried to rein in companies that they viewed as sidestepping existing regulations to establish a footprint before proper rules could be put into place.
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After a difficult, controversial year, the NFL capped its season with a terrific, high-scoring, wildly entertaining game that reminds people why they love football, while sidestepping any peripheral dust-ups.
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Despite signs that North Korea is sidestepping sanctions, Pompeo and Trump have said that the US campaign to exert maximum pressure on Pyongyang will continue and Turmp has repeatedly claimed progress.
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Nearly as soon as Mr. Trump was elected, Mr. Cuomo began dancing around invoking the president's name on the stump, skirting attacks in print and sidestepping reporters' questions about the president.
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The idea was to tuck the provision into a rules package governing the legislation, sidestepping a second potentially unsuccessful amendment vote and adding it to the bill without a floor fight.
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It was the way that management answered the TGIF questions about the Andy Rubin payout–the sidestepping, the jokes, the total lack of accountability–that inspired me to call for the Walkout.
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"We have a very efficient office answering phones, and they work — and they are really, really good," Corker said, sidestepping a question about the likelihood of Republican lawmakers coming to an agreement.
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The case also places renewed scrutiny on China, a leader in the field of genome editing and biotechnology that has historically had a reputation for sidestepping ethical questions in favor of innovation.
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KIEV/MOSCOW (Reuters) - Ukraine's military said its two-day missile drill starting on Thursday would avoid the airspace over Crimea, sidestepping a possible confrontation with Russia which annexed the peninsula in 2014.
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The first iteration of Social Capital Hedosophia merged with Richard Branson-backed Virgin Galactic Holdings Inc in October last year allowing the space tourism company to go public by sidestepping an IPO.
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Former Representative Beto O'Rourke of Texas, who is seeking to jolt his flagging campaign, drew chuckles from the crowd for sidestepping pointed yes or no questions in favor of longer, impassioned answers.
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Mr. Abe responded with equal warmth, congratulating Mr. Trump on his inauguration and welcoming his commitment to the defense treaty while sidestepping questions about Mr. Trump's withdrawal from the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
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What I especially admire about the painting is that it's disconcerting mixed signals are never neutralized by some explanatory psychodrama, but it does make a stealthy appeal to freedom, thereby sidestepping camp.
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Instead of the glitchy stanky leg character animations that typically occur whenever a player suddenly switches directions, the neural network method allows for a seamless sidestepping that would make Michael Jackson proud.
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Merkel avoided using the term "genocide" in her remarks, sidestepping a possible repeat of tensions that flared with Turkish President Tayyap Erdogan after the German parliament in 2016 branded the massacre a genocide.
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But employing a more racially diverse cast while actively sidestepping the impact race has on those characters is a tricky move to pull off, and pull it off The Handmaid's Tale did not.
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Licensing its search index from companies that have already spent billions on competing with Google does at least mean Oscobo is sidestepping the problem of trying to compete head on with Google's tech.
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It is not like moderators do that good of a job in making sure questions are answered – candidates have a long history of sidestepping even the most challenging issues without any lasting danger.
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"The reality that we see is that teens often do want to share their opinions publicly," Zuckerberg said — sidestepping the question by conflating public posting by users with data collection on Facebook's part.
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With platforms like Facebook and Twitter proving unreliable ways to reach fans, and the mobile generation sidestepping email, Superphone builds a bond on the most powerful piece of contact information: the phone number.
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A coalition of 26 states, led by Texas, promptly challenged the plan, accusing the president of ignoring administrative procedures for changing rules and of abusing the power of his office by sidestepping Congress.
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A debt ceiling hike... The measure suspends the debt ceiling until March 21202, 21628, sidestepping a fight with House conservatives who have demanded attaching spending reforms to any expansion of federal borrowing authority.
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It is unclear whether China, India, Japan, Turkey and South Korea will immediately be sanctioned May 28500 if they do not stop importing Iranian oil by then, with officials sidestepping the question Monday.
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An appeals court ruling in March affirmed the de Blasio administration's interpretation that the law applies to disciplinary records, sidestepping a practice in place for four decades of making disciplinary action publicly available.
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He instead seemed to want to muffle the controversy in a blanket of vague sympathy and lukewarm language, sidestepping the specific questions of why his office had not prosecuted the case more aggressively.
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Gulliver would not admit something that many onlookers and people around the N.F.L. have long suspected: that teams have been doing only the bare minimum to comply with, or sidestepping, the Rooney Rule.
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Juan Salgado, also with the CIDE, said the city had achieved "great successes," in part by sidestepping civil society organizations, which, like so much in Mexico, tend to dominated by the establishment parties.
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Maza feels that YouTube is sidestepping its responsibility to protect its queer creators and other marginalized users, and that his experience is just the latest example of the platform's history of doing so.
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Minutes into the hearing, the lawyer representing the government, August E. Flentje, found himself sidestepping pointed questions from the three-judge panel about what specific threats visa holders from the seven banned countries pose.
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But above all, KHNH — which is conveniently streaming on Amazon Prime — gave us a heartwarming, hopeful love story that captured audiences' hearts while sidestepping tired genre tropes in ways that are still refreshing today.
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Obamacare repeal bill: "Anybody who's been in Washington a few days or longer recognizes any piece of major legislation takes a lot of explanation," said Spicer, sidestepping questions of GOP disunity on the bill.
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Minutes into the hearing, the lawyer representing the government, August E. Flentje, found himself sidestepping pointed questions from the three-judge panel about what specific threats visa holders from the seven banned countries pose.
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The diminished 8-member court issued a unanimous 3-page ruling sidestepping all of the substantive questions it faced in a battle between religious groups and the federal government over birth control and Obamacare.
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It was the fifth time he has used executive powers to boost ties with Cuba, sidestepping the Republican-controlled Congress which has refused to lift a 54-year-old economic embargo against the island.
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Senators sent the House a technical fix to the sanctions bill by unanimous consent, sidestepping the need to have a formal vote that would eat up limited floor time and further delay the measure.
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The White House says closing the controversial facility is at the top of the president's to-do list, but candidates in key swing states are raising national security concerns or sidestepping the issue altogether.
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Neatly sidestepping the issue, Kensington Palace released an opaque statement Tuesday saying that no politicians would be invited to the May 19 wedding at Windsor Castle, not even Prime Minister Theresa May of Britain.
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Bernie Sanders supporters, elegantly sidestepping an intraparty spat over immigration, and, perhaps most interestingly of all, refusing to go far left on guns even when doing so would have been an easy applause line.
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But were Mr. Johnson to try sidestepping the law and completing a no-deal Brexit, analysts said he would almost certainly run into court challenges that could force him to beat a hasty retreat.
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Ms. Agren, the fired head of the transport agency, was fined $8,500 last month for being careless with sensitive information and sidestepping laws designed to protect security, privacy and details surrounding personal identity data.
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Biss, the state senator who has modeled his campaign much like progressive favorite Bernie Sanders, said it often surprises Illinois voters when taxes come up after years of Democrats and Republicans sidestepping the issue.
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Sidestepping credit card transaction fees could also allow Facebook's cryptocurrency to offer a cheaper way to pay merchants for traditional ecommerce, or facilitate microtransactions for a la carte news articles or tipping of content creators.
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The FCC order means JCCs can now see an originating number for every call that comes in, sidestepping the usual restrictions on tracking by carriers — but in most cases, simply getting that number isn't enough.
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Ultra-Orthodox members of the Israeli governing coalition opposed the decision, and the cabinet resolution avoided any overt mention of the Reform and Conservative movements, sidestepping formal recognition of non-Orthodox religious branches in Israel.
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But, Ava is sidestepping that whole way of doing things by taking straight ethanol and mixing it with chemical flavour compounds like ethyl hexanoate, which would give the end product notes of pineapple, for example.
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Lawmakers are also unhappy with the Trump administration's decision in May to push ahead with more than $8 billion in military sales, sidestepping the congressional review process by declaring an "emergency" over tensions with Iran.
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Sidestepping Congress on one of the few checks it has in the national security space follows the dangerous precedent that Trump has set of attempting to do as he pleases, regardless of what Congress says.
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"It's an important step in terms of showing the unity of the international community in applying pressure on North Korea," she said, sidestepping a question about whether Trump might do something to upset the talks.
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Some American growers and food vendors are sidestepping the challenges of importing Aleppo peppers altogether by producing them domestically, in commercial nurseries in Virginia, on the plains of the Midwest, and in sunny Southern California.
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" Sidestepping a question about the safety concerns that Rohingya sheltering in Bangladesh had about returning home, Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi focused on Rakhine's tourism potential, calling the state "the most beautiful region in Myanmar.
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He was a master of misdirection, sidestepping hard questions while portraying himself as the unfairly maligned hero of a story that featured a supporting cast of cunning and vindictive women who were after his riches.
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Sidestepping a question on whether the recordings could change Ottawa's relationship with Riyadh and have consequences, Trudeau said he was continuing to talk with allies about the investigation and accountability for those behind the murder.
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That doesn't mean fans can't be annoyed, especially when they see recent Cup winners like the Caps and Hawks sidestepping the sort of cap limitations that are supposed to bring them back to the pack.
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A coalition of 26 states, led by Mr. Paxton, a Republican, quickly filed a lawsuit accusing the president of ignoring federal procedures for changing rules and of abusing the power of his office by sidestepping Congress.
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CNN legal analyst and University of Texas Law School professor Steve Vladeck described Tuesday's action as another example of Roberts and the court sidestepping a more decisive ruling when cases were heard with only eight justices.
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I got a closer look at the fortress later that day, walking the perimeter alongside its moat while keeping an eye out for the lone meandering, shy American crocodile that inhabits the area, sidestepping ghost crabs.
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And while it's clear the Democratic-controlled House won't pass defense authorization or appropriation bills that are aimed at sidestepping a larger budget deal, that may not be true for the Republican-controlled Senate, he said.
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The Justice Department responded by devising a streamlined denaturalization process that would allow Immigration and Naturalization Services, or I.N.S., to administratively strip citizenship from recently naturalized people who had been convicted of crimes — sidestepping the courts.
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Each tackles the question of history from a specific position within architectural practice—the skyscraper, the interior, materials, civics and urbanism, and so on—thereby sidestepping the hoary narrative of modern architecture's rise, triumph and eclipse.
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The Trump administration is proposing scaling back a bedrock federal environmental law to make it easier to build infrastructure like roads and pipelines by sidestepping concerns about climate change and imposing strict deadlines on federal agencies.
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With the 2020 election just 14 months away, Trump urgently needs to show progress — even if it means sidestepping the Constitution and scrapping projects that had been deemed necessary — to please his base and win reelection.
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Legislative efforts were derailed earlier this month when the NRA and Republicans including Paul Ryan suggested that the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives should take on bump stock through executive action, sidestepping legislative plans.
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Supporters of the resolutions are unhappy with the Trump administration's decision in May to push ahead with more than $8 billion in military sales, sidestepping the congressional review process by declaring an "emergency" over tensions with Iran.
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Trump announced in May that he would go ahead with 22 arms deals with Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, worth an estimated $8.1 billion, sidestepping the congressional review process by declaring an emergency over Iran.
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The Attorney General herself calls and while they try to do some sidestepping around what's about to happen, she basically lets it be known that if Chuck settles and doesn't go to court, his job is safe.
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He said he would preserve a deal Mr. Bratton had struck with the City Council speaker, Melissa Mark-Viverito, to enact some policing reforms as administrative policy, sidestepping a City Council effort to enact them as law.
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In the United States, hundreds of cities have pledged to work with states and businesses toward achieving the Paris Agreement goals to curb climate change, sidestepping President Donald Trump's decision to pull the country out of the pact.
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Then, the Degrees Not Debt scholarship would cover remaining costs with the goal of sidestepping the need for students to take out loans to cover their college experience, including the expenses that exist outside of tuition and fees.
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Critics of Chinese foreign aid have long argued that the nature of its spending could allow some countries to avoid democratic reforms because they can simply ask Beijing for cash, while sidestepping the scrutiny of other Western donors.
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"Clinton may win this primary, but she will do it by sidestepping — not answering — those tough questions that Sanders elevated to the daily political conversation," said Jeff Bechdel, communications director for America Rising PAC, a Republican super-PAC.
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At issue is whether Prime Minister Theresa May is entitled to use the age-old powers of royal prerogative to start the two-year process of Britain's disengagement from the European Union, thus sidestepping a parliamentary vote. Mrs.
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Currently, Model S and Model X vehicles bought in the country face a 25 percent import tax, and as Tesla expands its business to more affordable market segments, sidestepping that tax with local assembly facilities will be key.
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BEAR FLAG ROBOTICS By focusing on self-driving technology for tractors and other farm implements, Bear Flag aims to lower the cost of agriculture and food production while sidestepping the crowd rushing to build vehicles for public roads.
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Senate Democrats are pushing for more witnesses to be interviewed in the FBI's sexual misconduct investigation of Brett Kavanaugh, but they are largely sidestepping a big issue for their base: whether the Supreme Court nominee potentially perjured himself.
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EU foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini asked several states to consider being the headquarters, but diplomats said that as the SPV would need to work with local banks, they could become vulnerable to U.S. punishment for sidestepping sanctions.
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We're starting to get at least a partial picture of what Donald Trump has been trying to hide since ducking releasing his tax returns during the 2016 campaign and then sidestepping demands from Democrats in Congress to see them.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Senate passed a $716 billion defense policy bill on Wednesday, backing President Donald Trump's call for a bigger, stronger military and sidestepping a potential battle with the White House over technology from major Chinese firms.
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"CAIR believes most of Trump's Muslim supporters tend to vote with their wallets and are more attracted to his economic proposals, lower taxes for private business owners, sidestepping any concern they might have about his Islamophobic rhetoric," McCaw said.
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Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Chairman Ajit Pai said Monday that he does not believe the media is the "enemy of the people" as President Trump has tweeted, after sidestepping that question during a Senate Commerce hearing earlier this month.
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"In classical Hollywood films, before the ratings system was introduced at the end of the 1960s, the Production Code stated that 'seduction or rape... should never be more than suggested,' pretty much sidestepping the question of consent," she explained.
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Alabama has started building a controversial hotel and convention center on the Gulf of Mexico with money meant to compensate the state for the Deepwater Horizon disaster, sidestepping a court ruling that barred it from using other restoration funds.
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WASHINGTON — Kirstjen Nielsen, the homeland security secretary, on Wednesday tersely defended a now-defunct Trump administration practice of separating migrant children from their families at the border, sidestepping whether she supported it as a way to deter illegal immigration.
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And with the European Union allowing it to ship bikes from its facility in Thailand, sidestepping the trading bloc's 25% retaliatory tariffs on U.S.-built motorcycles, Harley's sales in Europe are also expected to get a boost this year.
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However, many countries are quietly continuing to conclude trade agreements while sidestepping the U.S. The American weakening is also reflected in countries increasingly hedging their bets on Washington by getting into the good graces of China and/or Russia.
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In 2016, citing rising labor costs, Just Born tried to bar all new employees from joining the pension plan, funneling them to the 401(k) program instead while sidestepping a $60 million fee required by federal law to make the move.
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As a way of sidestepping a conversation on human-caused climate change, which both Trump and EPA head Scott Pruitt routinely deny, the Trump Administration argues the Paris Agreement doesn't put "America First," instead giving our rivals an unfair advantage.
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Now, a number of other apps, from Amazon and DoorDash and others, that rely on sidestepping the App Store have now come to light, raising the possibility Apple may have to overhaul its enterprise developer program to avoid further misuse.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - An entrepreneur has found a way to supply Italian parmesan, Dutch Gouda and British Cheddar to cheese connoisseurs in Russia, sidestepping a ban on importing European food that the Kremlin imposed in the fallout from the conflict in Ukraine.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Hong Kong's stock exchange may implement stricter rules to prevent companies sidestepping scrutiny of reverse takeovers (RTOs) and backdoor listings as part of a broad review of listing rules in the city, a top bourse official said.
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WASHINGTON, Aug 1 (Reuters) - The U.S. Senate passed a $716 billion defense policy bill on Wednesday, backing President Donald Trump's call for a bigger, stronger military and sidestepping a potential battle with the White House over technology from major Chinese firms.
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But in doing, you end up sidestepping the hard political question here, the one those other plans are trying to respond to: If the private insurance market is such a nightmare, why is the public so loath to abandon it?
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Members of the group had told House Speaker Paul Ryan they would file a privileged resolution, effectively sidestepping leaders in the Republican-dominated chamber, if he did not agree to start impeachment proceedings in the House Judiciary committee, Politico reported.
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Mr. Trump went on to argue that Mr. Putin might have been welcome in Crimea, sidestepping the issue of whether the Russian leader had violated the sovereignty of another state to take the territory, where Russia has a major naval base.
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If Perdue succeeds however in sidestepping Congress to achieve the moves — or if the Senate allows Perdue's upheaval of the USDA research arm — Congress should still mandate the USDA-funded study to get American agricultural research back up on its feet.
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In the 1930s, amid the near-pitiless opposition to government payments even to widows, the term "Aid to Families with Dependent Children" was an artful one, sidestepping the financial aspect of the matter with the general term "aid," for example.
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Cezanne Alam, a 30-year-old married banking professional living in Brooklyn, went to his first tea dance several years ago and loved hanging out with people in person versus online, sidestepping photo filters and meeting people late at night.
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The Obama administration secretly sought to give Iran access — albeit briefly — to the U.S. financial system by sidestepping sanctions kept in place after the 2015 nuclear deal, despite repeatedly telling Congress and the public it had no plans to do so.
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At a news conference on Monday held in conjunction with Transparency International, Hlavkova accused her superiors of pressuring her into sidestepping public procurement for the ceremony, and to work instead with an events agency close to Fico's leftist Smer party.
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These strategies, which I chronicle in my 2015 book on the subject, include the deliberate weaponization of existing cultural tensions, the active courting of public spectacle, and the sly sidestepping of any semblance of coherent argumentation in favor of brute antagonism.
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Add to that his sidestepping of an opponent during the tachi-ai (very unpopular with some in the old school and especially if the larger man does it), and Hakuho was very clearly not looking to make friends this tournament.
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It was less a performance of the nation's chief law enforcement officer than that of a defense lawyer for Mr. Trump, citing selective facts to build a case for exoneration and sidestepping elements of the report less favorable to the president.
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In sidestepping Senate leaders of both parties, members of the group have taken it upon themselves to not only quickly resolve an immigration dispute that has long defied answers, but also prove that the Senate's frozen legislative gears can still turn.
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Yet Mr. Durham's role — essentially giving him a special assignment but no special powers — also appeared aimed at sidestepping the rare appointment of another special counsel like Robert S. Mueller III, a role that allows greater day-to-day independence.
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And in a sign that House Democrats are uneasy about forcing their members, who include 16 African-Americans, to take a firm position about whether to believe the two accusers, the talking points included a proposed answer sidestepping the question.
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VATICAN CITY (AP) — Pope Francis refused Wednesday to approve the ordination of married men or women as deacons to address a shortage of priests in the Amazon, sidestepping a fraught issue that has divided the Catholic Church and emboldened his conservative critics.
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Rodrigo Duterte, the president of the Philippines, said he would declare a marine sanctuary within the lagoon of Scarborough Shoal, a disputed tidal atoll in the South China Sea, neatly sidestepping the question of whether China would allow access to Filipino fishermen.
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Intel's processors will power the interpretation of input from the primarily camera and radar-driven self-driving system created by Mobileye and Delphi, which is aiming to bring costs down for potential purchasers by sidestepping more expensive sensor tech like laser-based LiDAR.
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" She goes on to describe the actress as "a true lifestyle entrepreneur," seemingly sidestepping some of the multitude of celebrity pretenders, and says Alba's "drive and determination brought her idea for bringing well-made, non-toxic household products to market with outstanding success.
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NOT MY ENEMY: Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Chairman Ajit Pai said Monday that he does not believe the media is the "enemy of the people" as President Trump has tweeted, after sidestepping that question during a Senate Commerce hearing earlier this month.
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As Tillerson headed to South Asia, there was also news that Pakistan was extending the detention of Hafiz Saeed, the alleged mastermind behind the devastating 2008 Mumbai terror attacks, sidestepping a potential political banana skin that could have erupted during Tillerson's visit.
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WASHINGTON — Congressional Republicans, donning "Make America Great Again" hats on Tuesday, celebrated their impending control of government, sidestepping questions about disarray in President-elect Donald J. Trump's transition efforts while Democrats struggled to unify behind their leadership after a brutal election defeat.
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Indianapolis' dominance on the ground was exemplified by Jonathan Williams' 236-yard scoring run with 5:36 left in the third quarter, a play in which Williams bulldozed Texans linebacker Benardrick McKinney before sidestepping cornerback Johnathan Joseph and dashing into the end zone.
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He and Simonsohn, he told me, had clearly explained to Cuddy and Carney that the supporting studies they cited were problematic as a body of work — and yet all the researchers did was drop the visual graph, as if deliberately sidestepping the issue.
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Trevor Noah said that while "for months now, Warren has been releasing policies faster than Netflix releases documentaries about serial killers" and Harris issued a "powerful threat" to Congress regarding gun control, Buttigieg's sidestepping questions about actual policies revealed his male privilege.
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This has the advantage of sidestepping typical testing and approval procedures, and requiring that the results of its use are documented, which contributes to the overall body of clinical knowledge in terms of its effects and interactions with patients and with COVID-19.
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Asked to comment on the ways in which companies appeared to be sidestepping the rules, Daniel Munden, Chief Press Officer for the government Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy, which oversees the process, said implementing the new system would take time.
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After first sidestepping the question, Sanders returned to an argument he's made before, that he would use populist appeals in an attempt to pressure McConnell and Republicans, though public polling at the time showed a majority supported confirming Obama's 2016 nominee, Merrick Garland.
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Contact with foreigners and people from all parts of China made them cosmopolitan, and living cheek by jowl with neighbors made them into subtle long-term planners, capable of sidestepping day-to-day disputes while quietly plotting to further their own interests.
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His words did not go unnoticed — prompting top GOP senators, like Chuck Grassley (IA), Orrin Hatch (UT), John McCain (AZ), Rob Portman (OH), Cory Gardner (CO), and Marco Rubio (FL), to call out the president for sidestepping the force of evil at play.
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Sidestepping major rulings, the nine justices decided both cases on narrow legal grounds and put off perhaps until their next term, which begins in October, a more definitive ruling on whether courts can step in to limit the contentious practice known as partisan gerrymandering.
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That's all the more true now that we are starting to get a partial picture of what Trump has been trying to hide since ducking releasing his tax returns during the 2016 campaign and then sidestepping demands from Democrats in Congress to see them.
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In particular, Hill testified that officials including Gordon Sondland, the US ambassador to the European Union, circumvented the interagency processes for conducting diplomacy with Ukraine and got in the way of the NSC&aposs efforts, sidestepping the council and leaving its staff in the dark.
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Spotify just filed for a direct listing in the U.S., sidestepping the traditional IPO process, and now we're starting to see some of the true financial guts of the company — and some of the significant risks it faces from challenging services from Apple and Google.
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The Trump administration is embarking on a sweeping effort to redefine civil rights in health care, with critics accusing the Department of Health and Human Services of sidestepping the rights of patients to soothe a far smaller constituency: conservative nurses, hospitals, and other caregivers.
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For seniors continuing to work at least part time, employment can ease the sometimes harsh transition into retirement by sidestepping an abrupt end to the career they may have built up over much of their lifetimes, according to Brie Reynolds, FlexJobs' senior career specialist.
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Heathrow's most high-profile opponent, foreign minister Boris Johnson, who once said he would lie down in front of bulldozers to stop the expansion, was in Afghanistan and so missed the vote - sidestepping the embarrassment of either not supporting the government or breaking his word.
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BEIJING — Secretary of State Rex W. Tillerson and President Xi Jinping of China cast aside their differences on Sunday with a public display of cooperation, sidestepping areas of disagreement even as North Korea made another defiant statement by showing off a new missile engine.
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In the United States, hundreds of cities have pledged to work with states and businesses toward achieving the Paris climate agreement goals, sidestepping President Donald Trump's decision to pull the country out of the pact agreed by nearly 200 countries and aimed at curbing greenhouse gas emissions.
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Under the proposed special advisory role, it would have more powers than a simple adviser but would not be doing the regular monitoring that comes with a formal role, they said, adding that this would maintain IMF involvement while effectively sidestepping the issue of debt relief.
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After sidestepping questions on Monday about whether Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE is honest, New Hampshire Gov.
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Instead, governments seem to be fine with sidestepping the issues caused by hyper-regional building codes and leaving it up to startups to help people wade through the ridiculousness that paves the home-building process, in the same way Concur aids employee with infuriating corporate expensing policies.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Mayors, Sidestepping Trump, Vow to Fill Void on Climate Change" (news article, June 27): Our cities' mayors have affirmed that Americans will not let meanspirited politics divide us and keep us from creating the world we want for ourselves and future generations.
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Now the company is planning on dumping $60 million, along with Lyft, into a campaign account to advocate for a ballot initiative in 2020 to ask voters to support the creation of a new classification for ride-share drivers — effectively sidestepping the thorny mess that AB5 presents.
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The deal is an informal one, and so far has not been committed to writing, but it seems to give both parties what they want while sidestepping the more contentious issue of sovereignty over Scarborough Shoal, the contested fishing grounds claimed by both China and the Philippines.
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Rowling seems to have written him by consciously sidestepping the tropes of toxic masculinity, and the result is that Newt, however overshadowed he is by plot dramatics, always feels like the answer to the questions she's trying to ask about violence and propaganda and side-taking.
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Most Democratic contenders have entered the race attempting to outflank one another from the left on big progressive ideals like universal health care and criminal justice reform, but Klobuchar, a third-term senator, is sidestepping that progressive fight to carve out a space on consumer protection.
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Sidestepping the content of a critique in order to police the tone of that critique—a strategy employed with particular vigor during the Kavanaugh hearings, and which frequently factors into hand-wringing over anti-racist activism—serves to falsey equate civility with politeness, and politeness with the democratic ideal.
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The small wooden boats sailing from souks in the UAE are moving small but vital supplies by making for the smaller ports to the south coast that are of little use to larger vessels - and often sidestepping military inspections that choke traffic by dropping anchor at secluded coves nearby.
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The best farms not only give their fish a nice life, but also a merciful death, corralling them at harvest into smaller schools and sidestepping struggles in a net or on a line — to reduce stress for the fish, which can lead to a soft, sometimes chewy consistency.
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House and Senate negotiators initially hit a roadblock in July over whether to fund a veterans' health program under existing budget caps, which would require moving funds from other veteran programs or finding a workaround such as further raising the cap or sidestepping it with a budgetary maneuver.
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House and Senate negotiators initially hit a roadblock in July over whether to fund a veterans' health program under existing budget caps, which would require moving funds from other veteran programs or finding a workaround such as further raising the cap or sidestepping it with a budgetary maneuver.
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These are devout Muslims who tenaciously pursue the pilgrimage, enduring the inconveniences of an arduous journey and sidestepping hurdles put in place by a difficult political climate whose temperatures continue to climb, and ignoring a string of unbecoming stories about the Hajj, including stampedes, fires and sexual harassment.
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But Miller lapped his peers, like Asher Roth and Sam Adams, sidestepping his sometimes goofy early lyrics about partying and Eminem-style delivery in the first half of the decade as he transitioned into a different, more mature and experimental vibe with his 2013 LP Watching Movies with the Sound Off.
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Let me describe a scene every woman I know is painfully familiar with: You're in a bar, three drinks in, sidestepping abandoned plastic cups and men who've decided it's a good idea to wear a "casual vest" into the real world, when a guy with brewery breath comes up behind you.
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It took sidestepping a drum circle, a pro-pot rally, a dozen venders hawking greens (garlic scapes: four dollars a bunch), and a psychic on her cell phone, near Union Square, to reach the extreme quiet of the Om Lab, a recording studio on the sixth floor of the Rubin Museum.
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Both of us saw instances of nominations that were doomed by the arguably legal but unsavory use of tax loopholes, as well as by the failure to pay Social Security taxes, the taking of excessive deductions for home offices or the sidestepping of sales taxes on out-of-state purchases.
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He selected Franklin Delano Roosevelt as the American leader who had influenced him, smoothly sidestepping the question of foreign policy and moving straight into praising the New Deal for reducing unemployment and FDR for uniting the country in the face of a great crisis — both points firmly on-message for the Sanders campaign.
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Southgate was promoted from the under-224 team last week; the previous manager, Sam Allardyce, was dismissed after footage filmed by undercover journalists appeared to show him trying to offer fictitious businessmen advice about sidestepping an outlawed player-transfer practice and negotiating a public-speaking contract of about 400,000 pounds (about $500,000).
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Because you know, I went through a real Ani DiFranco, like Alanis Morissette, P.J. Harvey phase, like, Le Tigre, like Kathleen Hanna, like I went through real white girl rock phases in college, and I always wondered what I missed out on by like sidestepping that whole era, you know, of women.
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Policymakers are acting on concerns that demand for casual labor is being exploited by increasingly powerful tech firms which are applying algorithms at scale while using self-serving employment classifications designed to workaround traditional labor rights so they can micromanage large-scale workforces remotely while sidestepping the costs of actually employing so many people.
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But Rowling makes it clear that Ilvermorny is a DIY operation, composed of wizards practicing their magic in a new land; her latest story establishes that Isolt was the first witch in the new world, conveniently sidestepping the thriving (and controversial) Native American magical presence that, as Rowling wrote earlier this year, already existed there.
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In other words, Facebook gets to deflect objections to the type of content its algorithms are shunting into the News Feeds of users all over the world as a 'settings configuration' issue — sidestepping having to address the more systemic and fundamental flaw embedded into the design of the Facebook product: aka the filter bubble issue.
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While sidestepping a question about whether he would support such an extraordinary step, Mr. McConnell recalled how, as a relatively junior senator, he pushed to oust Senator Bob Packwood, Republican of Oregon, a long-serving and powerful figure, after a throng of women came forward to accuse Mr. Packwood of sexually harassing or abusing them.
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In place of targeted messaging, the campaign's jokey messaging mocked believers' conspiratorial tone while sidestepping the substance of their critique—notably Buttigieg's less than stellar record on race, his campaign's flirtation with sock puppetry, and the prior use of a stock photo of a Kenyan woman to tout the candidate's racial justice bona fides.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersPoll: Biden remains ahead of Sanders by 2900 points 220006 forecast: A House switch, a slimmer Senate for GOP — and a bigger win for Trump 2202 predictions: Trump will lose — if not in the Senate, then with the voters MORE (I-Vt.) for initially sidestepping a question about race during Thursday's Democratic debate.
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Jamison, who is the author of a novel, The Gin Closet, and a lauded collection of essays, The Empathy Exams, is preternaturally canny about the so-called "confessional" genre she has chosen to write in, sidestepping most of its potential pitfalls—such as an atmosphere of claustrophobic solipsism—while retaining its aspects of immediacy and beguilingly unhip self-revelation.
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To this end, it focuses on Andrew Bolton, the China show's curator, and on the extraordinary efforts he went to for the exhibition: securing the clothes, negotiating with the curator of the Met's Asian art galleries, where the exhibition was housed (the curator was naturally nervous about the art being overwhelmed by the fashion) and sidestepping the political risks.
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New York Magazine later reported that a major moment came in Spring 2008, when the site posted a claim that Goldman Sachs was using computers to siphon hundreds of millions of dollars in illegitimate trading profits from the New York Stock Exchange, invisibly undercutting the market and sidestepping the regulatory reach of the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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Dean has proposed sidestepping the law entirely and instead introducing an option for collectors selling a work through an auction house or gallery to simply check a box — yes or no (he's been referring to it unofficially as "the Dean Choice") — to indicate whether they'd like to give a percentage of the sale to the artist.
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Yet many Republicans on Capitol Hill had initially warned Trump against taking the drastic step of sidestepping Congress to secure funding, and the GOP is now divided over the appropriate response — a fight that's sure to prove a painful headache for Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellTrump faces crucial decisions on economy, guns Are Democrats turning Trump-like?
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Royal Dutch Petroleum (133 S.Ct. 1659) but ended up sidestepping corporate liability in a ruling that focused on whether the ATS applies to conduct outside of the borders of the U.S. Last April, the Supreme Court granted Elsner's clients' petition for review of the Arab Bank case to decide the question it abandoned in Kiobel: Does the statute allow liability for corporate defendants?
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WASHINGTON — With congressional leaders once again at a stalemate over how to respond to a mass shooting, the Senate's most moderate Republican, Susan Collins of Maine, is developing a compromise measure that would prevent some terrorism suspects from purchasing weapons, while sidestepping partisan flash points that have doomed similar legislation in the past and threaten to do so again next week.
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There is that overriding idea—spawned from a Thought Catalog piece about two years ago, if we want to apportion blame—an idea that social media is "just the highlights reel," a focus on the good and a careful sidestepping of the bad, and no more is that so than on Instagram: We never cry on Instagram; we are rarely melancholy.
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After sidestepping the explosive issue of impeachment for months by citing the inquiry by the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, most of the other 17 Democratic presidential candidates have responded to the special counsel's report with tentative remarks about impeaching Mr. Trump, demands for the unredacted Mueller findings, calls for further hearings or attempts to simply change the subject.
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After a disastrous first outing — his net favorability rating dropped 20 points in the aftermath, according to Morning Consult — Bloomberg's debate goals in the Charleston, S.C., debate are twofold: Persuade viewers that Sanders is too divisive to defeat President Donald Trump in November, while sidestepping landmines surrounding complaints from women at his private media company and his race-based policing practices as mayor.
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The denials also signal the court remains unwilling to take another look at several lower court rulings 10 years after its landmark opinion that found for the first time that the 2nd Amendment protects an individual has a right to own a firearm in the house, drawing a scathing dissent from conservative Justice Clarence Thomas, who accused the court of sidestepping the issue.
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Kamala Harris and Elizabeth Warren have rolled out introductions that touch on their identities and the need to examine economic inequality through the lens of race and gender, Klobuchar again tacks more moderate, largely sidestepping anything that could be construed as "identity politics" and instead homing in on the white, middle America identity that many white voters seem to believe is simply neutral.
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In distributing its app for Apple devices, Clearview, which BuzzFeed News reported earlier this week has been used by more than 2,200 public and private entities including Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), the FBI, Macy's, Walmart, and the NBA, has been sidestepping the Apple App Store, encouraging those who want to use the software to download its app through a program reserved exclusively for developers.
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A union representing the country's 350 immigration judges slammed Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE for comments he made that suggested they were sidestepping the law and showing too much sympathy when handling certain cases.
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The first pope of the social media age, Francis was able to use an offhand remark (rather than, say, an encyclical or the proceedings of the synod) to galvanize international media attention: prompting a conversation about Catholic attitudes toward LGBTQ individuals while sidestepping the bureaucratic and doctrinal challenges inherent in any actual dogmatic reform (challenges that, as we will see, would become more apparent later in his papacy).
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Because the Chinese government allows only 34 foreign movies to enter the market per year, and the officials' criteria for selection are mysterious, many American studios have sought to lessen the uncertainty by co-producing films with Chinese firms, thereby sidestepping the import rules (which apply only when a movie's producers want a share of the box-office receipts, which is to say they apply, effectively, to all major Hollywood films).
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Democratic presidential candidates roundly criticized President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's response on Monday to two deadly mass shootings over the weekend, accusing him of sidestepping critical conversations about gun violence and the role of white nationalism in such attacks.
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Sen. Bernie SandersBernie SandersRepublicans, rooting for Sanders, see Biden wins as setback Sanders says Biden winning African American support by 'running with his ties to Obama' Sanders condemns his supporters' 'ugly, personal attacks' against Warren MORE's Democratic colleagues in the Senate are sidestepping references to his front-runner status, even though he has the most delegates and is the odds-on favorite to win California and Texas on Super Tuesday.
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The spies would be "off the books," sidestepping official U.S. intelligence agencies and would report directly to CIA Director Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoAfghan president vows to take revenge after Islamic State attack on wedding The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Latest pro-democracy rally draws tens of thousands in Hong Kong MORE, according to current and former U.S. intelligence officials, the Intercept reported.
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To do so, he oversaw simultaneous and conflicting support from the United States and Iran, each awkwardly sidestepping the other in the widening regional conflict to defeat IS. As the U.S.-led coalition focused on rebuilding and training the depleted Iraqi security forces while launching near-daily air strikes, Iran-backed Shi'ite militias were embedding deeper into the fabric of Iraq's society and state apparatus while providing vital military support to government forces.
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Todd YoungTodd Christopher YoungOvernight Defense: Senate fails to override Trump veto on Saudi arms sales | Two US troops killed in Afghanistan | Senators tee up nominations, budget deal ahead of recess Senate fails to override Trump veto on Saudi arms sale GOP chairman yanks Saudi bill after Democrats muscle through tougher language MORE (R-Ind.), said the administration is "deliberately sidestepping congressional oversight" with a certification that does not follow the benchmarks the law established.
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Implicit in this weird, personal sex fantasy is the desire for love so radical it subsumes its participants, the desire for intimacy so absolute that subjectivity dissolves, the desire to totally discard identity and humanity and enter into a cosmic abstract all-encompassing swirl of faceless timeless divisionless essence — Prince intensifying the romantic relationship by sidestepping it altogether; Prince intensifying the romantic bond by becoming both Lover X and Lover Y; Prince staring sizzling holes in his own eyes.
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"The court's summary rulings today in a pair of redistricting cases from North Carolina seem to drive home that the justices are not in a hurry to reconsider claims of partisan gerrymandering after sidestepping two major cases earlier this term, but that they will continue to pay close attention to claims that district lines were drawn due to race-based considerations," said Steve Vladeck, CNN Supreme Court analyst and professor at the University of Texas School of Law.
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She walks casually to the hallway door, stands off to the side of it, on the hearthstones, and soft-tosses it open and moves in a swift arc across the doorway, three steps back and then sidestepping so that the hallway comes into view by degrees, and she takes each of three plywood and sheet-metal targets as they appear around the jamb, tight double taps into the nasal cavity, then she steps through the door and quickly out of the fatal funnel.
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The point is to label Trump as the victim of a deep state conspiracy led by his political opponents, sidestepping the argument that Mueller is a lifelong Republican and that his investigation is now overseen by Deputy Attorney General Rod RosensteinRod RosensteinWhy the presumption of innocence doesn't apply to Trump McCabe sues FBI, DOJ, blames Trump for his firing Rosenstein: Trump should focus on preventing people from 'becoming violent white supremacists' MORE, a Republican appointed to his position by Trump.
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Sen. Tim KaineTimothy (Tim) Michael KaineWarren's pledge to avoid first nuclear strike sparks intense pushback Almost three-quarters say minimum age to buy tobacco should be 21: Gallup Overnight Defense: Dems talk Afghanistan, nukes at Detroit debate | Senate panel advances Hyten nomination | Iranian foreign minister hit with sanctions | Senate confirms UN ambassador MORE (D-Va.) slammed his colleagues on Monday, arguing they are sidestepping a vote on the war against the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) because they are worried about the potential political fallout.
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Sen. Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE is sidestepping questions about whether he wants to serve in President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's administration.
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But Turtle has grown bored of the process, and so she goes up the porch steps and throws open the sliding glass door, gun up, and there are three training targets by the kitchen table, plywood and sheet-metal stands with printed silhouettes stapled to them, and Turtle takes them one at a time, sidestepping out of the doorway with tight double taps, one after another, six shots in a little less than a second, and in all three targets the shots are between and slightly below the eyes, so close together that the holes touch.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg arrives to testify before a joint hearing of the US Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee and Senate Judiciary Committee on Capitol Hill, April 10, 2018 in Washington, DC. (Photo: JIM WATSON/AFP/Getty Images) Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg arrives to testify before a joint hearing of the US Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee and Senate Judiciary Committee on Capitol Hill, April 10, 2018 in Washington, DC. (Photo: JIM WATSON/AFP/Getty Images) Sidestepping any gotcha questions or meme-worthy sound bites, Zuckerberg's repetitive answers gave the impression that there's little left to uncover, whether or not that's true.
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Cory GardnerCory Scott GardnerBennet reintroduces bill to ban lawmakers from becoming lobbyists GOP warns Graham letter to Pelosi on impeachment could 'backfire' The Hill's Morning Report - Dem debate contenders take aim at Warren MORE (R-Colo.) and Joni ErnstJoni Kay ErnstGOP cautions Graham against hauling Biden before Senate Farmers: New Trump ethanol proposal reneged on previous deal Overnight Energy: Farmers say EPA reneged on ethanol deal | EPA scrubs senators' quotes from controversial ethanol announcement | Perry unsure if he'll comply with subpoena | John Kerry criticizes lack of climate talk at debate MORE (R-Iowa), who are up for reelection, have come under criticism for sidestepping questions during the break about whether or not Trump's comments were appropriate.
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