"When I hear that they are going to sit it out, I think that's fine I don't care if they sit it out," Trump said on CNBC.
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"If you're concerned about anything, you sit it out," he said.
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Labour MPs who dislike Mr Corbyn are generally content to sit it out.
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So, to believe that Biden asked Obama to sit it out stretches credibility.
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According to our poll, half of the public plans to sit it out.
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But his advisers convinced him the better strategy was to sit it out.
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When my extended family takes an international trip, I have to sit it out.
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"The times are too dangerous for you to sit it out," Mr. Sanders said.
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There's no known cure for it, you've just got to sit it out, I'm afraid.
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People who oppose a given action should sit it out, but not try to prevent it.
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If he doesn't get the nomination would you go Dem no matter what or sit it out?
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In doing so, Warren has given AOC plenty enough cover to sit it out if she wanted to.
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In response to the president's tweets, NFL players chose to kneel during the National Anthem or sit it out altogether.
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Bets on sterling rising or falling sharply remain few and far between as traders sit it out on the sidelines.
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Just that urge to be divisive and to call the other side names, I was happy to sit it out.
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"Next time a story like this surfaces, I'll try to sit it out until more facts have emerged," she said.
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Do we support the nominee, do we sit it out, or stay in the party and continue to badmouth the nominee.
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And then there was a tried-and-tested approach to uncertainty: sit it out and look for buying opportunities in the aftermath.
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Their allocations are also usually small enough to allow them to sit it out without too much damage to overall fund performance.
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The fight against hatred and division is a defining issue of our time; no institution can afford to sit it out and hope for the best.
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Whether you plan to throw your opinion into the ring or sit it out and watch the match from the sidelines, you should be well-informed.
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Four or even eight years is too long to sit it out, especially since there will not be a return to the supposed good old times. 6.
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Former 100m freestyle world record holder Cate Campbell also elected to sit it out, while her sister Bronte's title defense in the sprint was hampered by shoulder injuries.
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The Texas senator made the announcement Sunday, saying out of an abundance of caution ... he's gonna get outta D.C. for the week and sit it out at home.
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When the obstacles to physically casting a vote increase, such as bad weather, McDonald says, these are the voters that are usually the first to sit it out.
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That matchup is not likely to occur on Friday night because Brown, Ben Roethlisberger and Le'Veon Bell, the stalwarts of the Steelers' offense, are likely to sit it out.
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During rain or extreme heat conditions, they can usually find shady areas within the Melbourne Park complex to sit it out - but many of these places are also outdoors.
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At the same time, Beaujolais suffered hail damage in 2016, so if you can't find these Morgons, better by all means to get another year than to sit it out.
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Ask people who don't vote why they choose to sit it out and most of them will tell you it's because they believe nothing will change no matter what they do.
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"I was lucky to get her out, she was going to sit it out," said Manley, who was camping at Walmart while he waited to go back to his home in Concow.
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If we sit it out and say I'm not going to support him and he gets elected, then you have no input into the right direction to take our community and our party.
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To the west in Fountain, the Piggly Wiggly Express market was a showcase of the other options before a hurricane: hustling out of town, or stocking up to sit it out at home.
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In doing so, Warren has given AOC plenty enough cover to sit it out if she wanted to, to throw her energies just into defeating Biden rather than picking between the two progressive candidates.
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But if full blown war breaks out directly between the two countries, it's hard to see the U.S. being able to sit it out without at least some form increased weapons support and other aid.
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The Umbrella Movement was also the initial stage of the "do not split" ethos that binds protesters together today: If you disagree with a proposed action, sit it out, but don't get in its way.
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If they feel like they have a weaker case, they'll probably sit it out to see how this one goes, because if he is convicted, they can use a prior conviction to bolster their weak case.
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Bernie Sanders, the Vermont independent whose decision to enter the 2016 presidential campaign was partly a reaction to Warren's decision to sit it out, the Massachusetts senator seems least at ease when political conversation turns personal.
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To be sure, that is true of much of the big money in the Democratic primary, as donors support multiple candidates or sit it out entirely while waiting for a clearer picture of the field's upper rungs.
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Obama "will make a pointed case in his speech on Friday, and on the trail this fall, that this moment in our country is too perilous for Democratic voters to sit it out," said Katie Hill, a spokeswoman for Obama.
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Perhaps, but as any honest parent and lots of real experts can tell you, the lesson junior is most likely learning from opting out is that when something unpleasant in life presents itself, Mom and Dad will just let you sit it out.
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They may not hate or really dislike Mr. Trump or even be inclined to vote against him in the general election or sit it out, but they might just prefer to tick Mr. Sanford's box in their state's primary (or caucus for him).
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A coming hearing in the U.S. Congress on net neutrality has left the likes of Amazon, Facebook, Google and Netflix in a tough position: They can either subject their chief executives to a potential grilling — or sit it out and take plenty of political heat.
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So vote for Hillary Clinton (or sit it out) and then prepare for the deluge of court-ordered solutions to every social problem, bench-drawn congressional districts and extraordinary deference to every agency of the federal government combined with a sweeping away of federalism.
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Why They Matter: He has spent nearly $30 million in federal races since the 2012 campaign with his wife, Marlene, largely through their "super PAC" Why They Won't Donate: They spent heavily against him in the primary and associates say they will sit it out this fall.
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It is hypocritical to say, 'I think public school children should have better meals and playgrounds,' but then when it's time to express an opinion on the issue and to choose the people who are going to make your dreams come true, to sit it out.
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"We have a fight ahead of us, and we cannot afford to sit it out," Ms. Harris said in the video, referring to gun violence, the low pay and high maternal mortality rate among black women, and new laws that stymie access to the ballot box.
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If you don't believe this election is important, if you think you can sit it out, take a moment to think about the Supreme Court justices that Donald Trump would nominate and what that would mean to civil liberties, equal rights and the future of our country.
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"If you don't believe this election is important, if you think you can sit it out, take a moment to think about the Supreme Court justices that Donald Trump would nominate and what that would mean to civil liberties, equal rights and the future of our country," he said.
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"If you don't believe this election is important, if you think you can sit it out, take a moment to think about the Supreme Court justices that Donald Trump would nominate and what that would mean to civil liberties, equal rights, and the future of our country," Sanders said.
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"If you are tired of student debt, if you are sick and tired and scared of climate change, if you are disgusted with racism and sexism and homophobia and xenophobia, if you believe that health care is a human right, you can't sit it out," Sanders told a crowd of hundreds.
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That was a huge embarrassment for the Japanese military and the public writ large: Though its forces regularly engaged in military exercises with the US — exercises like that war game Yoshitomi described — when it came time to actually stand and fight alongside their close ally in a real war, Japan's forces had to sit it out.
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So tonight I'm saying to that generation is: If you are tired of student debt, if you are sick and tired and scared about climate change, if you are disgusted with racism, and sexism, homophobia, and xenophobia, and if you believe that health care is a human right, then you can't sit it out and you can't complain.
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"It's not that undecided voters suddenly broke because of the FBI investigation, it's that it increased a sense of enthusiasm among Republicans for Trump - or to put it another way, they just couldn't sit it out," he continued, highlighting that it was the college-educated white voters whom Donald Trump has had more problems attracting that were most likely to have been in this category.
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Instead of the usual one result, the Democratic Party will report three sets of results: a projection of delegate totals (state delegate equivalents, often called S.D.E.s), the raw vote totals at the beginning of the caucuses (the first alignment), and the final totals after nonviable candidates, or those who did not receive 15 percent support at a precinct, have been eliminated and their supporters have chosen another candidate or decided to sit it out (the final alignment).
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Her Supreme Court appointments will also defend a woman's right to choose, workers' rights, the rights of the LGBT community, the needs of minorities and immigrants and the government's ability to protect our environment If you don't believe that this election is important, if you think you can sit it out, take a moment to think about the Supreme Court justices that Donald Trump would nominate and what that would mean to civil liberties, equal rights and the future of our country.
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At the end of the game, Ljungberg started to have impaired vision. When the game went to penalty kicks, he chose to sit it out due to his loss of vision after an on-set migraine. Unfortunately for Ljungberg, the initial five kicks ended in a draw. Kinnear, not fully understanding Ljungberg's condition, sent him out as the sixth kicker.
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Aquileia was subsequently besieged by 23,000 men loyal to Julian.J. Norwich, Byzantium: The Early Centuries, 89 All Julian could do was sit it out in Naissus, the city of Constantine's birth, waiting for news and writing letters to various cities in Greece justifying his actions (of which only the letter to the Athenians has survived in its entirety).Cambridge Ancient History v. 13, p. 60.
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If a contestant misses a toss-up, a new one is asked and they must sit it out. As in Round 1, each category is removed from play after being used. The last contestant standing receives a question in the final category alone and has one chance to choose the correct answer for an additional £2,000. In the third series they are worth £1,000.
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The platoon successfully carries on through sniper attack, artillery barrage, and land mines during which Platoon Sergeant Lewis panics and is killed. When they reach the hill, they find it held by the North Koreans. Montana shoots three enemy soldiers disguised as Americans after a North Korean prisoner is used as bait and killed by his own men. Benson and his men launch an attack, but Montana and the Colonel sit it out.
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Born Tomislav Ilić in Ivankovo, Croatia, to parents Franjo and Ana Ilić, Tomi was educated in Vienna Austria. His father Franjo was known to have ties to the Eastern European mob, though his parents separated when he was 12. Participating in many sports in his youth, such as gymnastics, hockey, soccer, he discovered his true passion – weightlifting and became Mr. Vienna Jr. in 1985. In 1988, he qualified for the European Championship but had to sit it out due to a shoulder injury.
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Ranked at 57th overall in June 2016, ARRD qualified for WFTDA Division 2 Playoffs in 2016 (their first time qualifying), but declined their spot citing the inability to get a full complement of skaters available for the Playoffs and electing to sit it out. ARRD again qualified for the Division 2 Playoffs and Championship in 2017 as the top seed in Pittsburgh, but was upset by #16 seed Dublin Roller Derby in their first game 200-183, and also lost their consolation round game to Oklahoma Victory Dolls 251-131 to finish out of the medals.
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After a brief journey (plus a second run in with the pirates, which sinks their ship), the Gauls arrive home and Ekonomikrisis keeps his promise to return Caius Fatuous to Rome. The villagers then celebrate the return of their heroes with a banquet, only with Cacofonix having to sit it out bound and gagged after offering to sing a song to celebrate his triumphant return. This book is noteworthy in the Asterix series as the first in which Obelix says his famous catchphrase "These Romans are crazy!" An audiobook of Asterix the Gladiator adapted by Anthea Bell and narrated by Willie Rushton was released on EMI Records Listen for Pleasure label in 1988.
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Return to play guidelines (RTPs), such as Washington State's Lystedt Law, have been legally mandated since 2009. All 50 states, and Washington, DC, have now passed legislation to help reduce the number of traumatic brain injuries in youth football. Senator Dick Durbin, from Illinois, introduced the Protecting Student Athletes from Concussions Act on September 25, 2013 to the U.S. Senate. This act would require athletes, parents, coaches and school officials to be informed of the risks of mild traumatic brain injury (mTBI) and it would also require the "when in doubt, sit it out" policy to be used with athletes that have been suspected of having a concussion and be removed from the field of play.
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Coming into the nationally televised match on ESPN, played under a heavy downpour with his team down a man and down a goal, Beckham left a mark during the remaining 20-plus minutes. He hit a long free kick that Carlos Pavón failed to finish on for the equaliser, and then in the final minutes Beckham served a weighted through ball into Landon Donovan's path that United's keeper Troy Perkins managed to break up in the last moment – the Galaxy lost 1–0. The next match on the road trip was at New England Revolution and Beckham decided to sit it out, fearing further aggravating his ankle injury on the Gillette Stadium's artificial surface.
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