Read more:Lauer is trying to discredit his accusers with technicalities.
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"All the other debates are about technicalities," Mr. Macron said.
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At this point, the Knicks care little for such technicalities.
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The unlucky are being turned out of their homes on technicalities.
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The technicalities of returning to the drachma could surely be managed.
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Or there are those who try to "trick" me with technicalities.
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The decision is partly about technicalities: tax, regulation and other costs.
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A constitutional court later overturned the law because of legal technicalities.
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Most individuals have little idea about the technicalities of running big companies.
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But if she doesn't, then #NeverTrump can no longer hide behind technicalities.
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Howard's rant is almost Trumpian in its paranoia and obsession with technicalities.
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What's this all means: Some technicalities prevent the Democrats from appealing immediately.
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Technicalities aside, here is the Premier League's richest billionaires in ascending order.
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When administrative agencies do lose in court, it's usually on procedural technicalities.
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Concussion protocol rules that let players remain in the game on technicalities?
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In any case, the technicalities of the president's alleged promise are secondary.
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The actual number could actually be higher due to technicalities in reporting requirements.
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Relying mostly on legal technicalities, prosecutors are trying to dismiss his petition entirely.
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Discussions about creating a violence-free "safety zone", however, remain mired in technicalities.
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Also, the conversation doesn't need to be about technicalities and specifics, she said.
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Well, there's been no greater supporter of those constitutional "technicalities" than Antonin Scalia.
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This is why it's important that we don't get mired down in technicalities.
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His chance came when the electoral authority disqualified two other candidates on technicalities.
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I don't know the technicalities, but she certainly doesn't view it as marriage.
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"Europe can't just continue reeling off rules, technicalities, fiscal (issues) and austerity," he said.
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I need something emotional or experiential, something people can appreciate beyond technicalities or craft.
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It's when the narrative gets into the technicalities that readers may get bogged down.
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The language of politics is cautious, precise, and neutered, full of jargon and technicalities.
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What sex was, I wasn't sure, but eventually an older girl explained the technicalities.
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It's just because of the technicalities of the taping order and all of that.
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I focused on the technicalities of the rhymes and making sure they had enough metaphors.
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Once the technicalities are sorted out, the bank will have to get back on track.
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Yet for the layman unconcerned with technicalities, this is basically a really, really nice hoverboard.
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She called for an acknowledgement from the police — "no procedural wrangling, no technicalities," she said.
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He was convicted twice by juries and those convictions were overturned both times on technicalities.
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Mr Hichilema's rallies have been held up on legal technicalities and his helicopter flights restricted.
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Scientists jabbered technicalities; a TV reporter interviewed eyewitnesses; a military honcho tried to impose order.
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Another would eliminate a rule that results in imprisoning people for technicalities rather than crimes.
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Hydro said it had reported to the CDP since 2004 but lost marks on technicalities.
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Many borrowers who expect to qualify are knocked out by technicalities, the consumer bureau found.
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But you and I can ignore these technicalities and pay attention to how we feel.
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A federal judge dismissed the case this year on technicalities, and it is currently on appeal.
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Half a dozen pro-democracy legislators have been turfed out of office on trumped-up technicalities.
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The vote means that only technicalities remain before Macedonia formally changes its name to North Macedonia.
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"It's a really neat experiment" thanks to the "technicalities to get it to work," said Abergel.
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There had been some debate about whether authorities would allow it to run because of technicalities.
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"As far as the real technicalities, we've done a lot of stuff in rudimentary," Mills explains.
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Current law is, if not easily broken, then often defied in spirit and gamed on technicalities.
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But this race was not close, and it was not decided by technicalities in the rules.
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They accuse the authorities of relying on technicalities to remove lawmakers who have won popular support.
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Let's please not allow this business to erase our talent with giving grey areas and technicalities.
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I do not think it is constitutional, but this is not the season for such technicalities.
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Aside from the technicalities of location, there's also the fact that many makeup products cannot be recycled.
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Six other cases were granted resentencing for similar circumstances, but due to legal technicalities Buck's was not.
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Meer and his friends were able to navigate the technicalities of surveilling the thief with relative ease.
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As the discipline focused more and more on technicalities and models this persistent presence slipped from view.
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Materializing dreams is not without its technicalities, and Barri has encountered plenty of glitches along the way.
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Consequently, Chuang has had to expand her syllabus to cover the technicalities of recreating Taiwanese flavors abroad.
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The prosecutors were investigating into technicalities over transactions carried out before 2014, Carmignac said in a statement.
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Rather than fulfilling that obligation, Ms. Harris turned legal technicalities into weapons so she could cement injustices.
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It is intended to prevent legal technicalities from preventing stolen property from being returned to its owners.
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But those steps were seen as technicalities by advocates cheering what they regard as landmark human rights legislation.
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But its sheer scope and complexity mean that an unprecedented number of issues and technicalities are still unresolved.
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There are some technicalities involved: Mariana claims they were in a fight, but Mat says they broke up.
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The biggest divide is not over the technicalities of intelligence oversight, but in attitudes to what spies do.
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But there are some technicalities that only slow motion or the expert eye of a judge can discern.
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A service like the Dragify WordPress Builder and Hosting Bundle will take care of the technicalities for you.
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All five Cuban-Americans involved served some jail time, but three of them were soon freed on technicalities.
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The technicalities were a sideshow, but if you are facing a pandemic, they should be the main dish.
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In this scenario, a worker would not need to fully understand the technicalities of the operation they are performing.
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The litigation was repeatedly delayed due to the deaths of several people involved in the lawsuit and procedural technicalities.
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Technicalities—what counts as a reduction in emissions, who monitors countries' progress and so on—can be politically thorny.
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Proponents argued that the provision was necessary to attract foreigners who were experts in the technicalities of ship repairs.
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SO THE REAL DEBATE IS OVER THE TECHNICALITIES, HOW MUCH GROWTH WILL YOU REALLY GET FROM THE TAX CUT?
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The law changed over the summer, but there are a host of technicalities that brewers are still wrangling with.
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"Let's please not allow this business to erase our talent with giving grey areas and technicalities," the comedian said.
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Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota, and businessman Tom Steyer — squabbled over technicalities and rehashed their campaigns&apos main talking points.
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Many responses cited technicalities: One application was not accepted because the seventh page, usually left blank, was not attached.
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It's entirely possible that the Fuller House kids could meet the Girl Meets World kids – legal technicalities aside, of course.
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Servicers could no longer use trivial technicalities, like choosing the wrong repayment plan, to deny people the forgiveness they've earned.
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And to some extent, they also benefit from Congress' ignorance because it allows them to dismiss tough questions on technicalities.
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After his second term ended in 2011, he was again investigated, only to be let off the hook on technicalities.
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Vox's German Lopez has explained the treatment of incarcerated Americans, the reasoning behind the strike and its technicalities in detail.
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And, of course, the niggling technicalities can ultimately seem pointless both for the long-term investor and the tactical trader.
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Perhaps Gerald Ford would have some trouble (technicalities), and nobody liked that Martin Van Buren guy (he married his cousin).
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Eventually, Kearns won a $30 million judgment from Chrysler, but his cases against other automakers were dismissed on legal technicalities.
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His Democratic opponents, however, portray him as a master of finding legal technicalities to allow election abuses to go unpunished.
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In all of their marketing, they don't explain the technicalities of their products, they define and share their core values.
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But your party-pooper technicalities are about as welcome as a punnet of cherry tomatoes in a banana-berry smoothie.
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If you understand the proportions and technicalities of accessories inside out, it will help you elsewhere and make you a success.
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That way, even non-gamers can easily understand the experience mechanics and enjoy them without having technicalities getting in the way.
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Technicalities aside, Type to Siri is a feature many have clamored for, and should prove useful across a variety of situations.
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She's leaving out the technicalities of how Clinton was impeached for lying about his affair, not for actually having an affair.
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"Once all the technicalities are done, we can remove the blockage," added the minister, who uses one name, like many Indonesians.
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But don't let the technicalities fool you: I sold Trump wildly short, and his entire campaign to date has proven it.
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The Uber takeover is being slowed by regional technicalities, but the future isn't looking bright for homegrown taxi apps in India.
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In 1Q17, disbursements from the FLA were delayed due to operational technicalities of the mechanism at the beginning of the year.
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The technicalities of these attacks are not exactly the same, but in essence, they all rely on exploiting insecure communication links.
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In other words, we are down to technicalities on whether the shareholders should pay back the $12.5 billion paid to them.
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Board secretary Francisco Aparicio Valls said the changes to accounts were due to technicalities and were not intended to hide anything.
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" Restaurant Associates says it misclassified the cafeteria workers thanks to "administrative technicalities" relating to their "evolving day-to-day work responsibilities.
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But the recommendations do not always define what brisk walking means and, when they do, can deploy daunting terminology or technicalities.
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The official even argued over technicalities, including how many weeks ahead of the Rome meeting supporting documents needed to be circulated.
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When she tried to get reimbursed through her Starbucks insurance, she kept being denied on technicalities she said made no sense.
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I hope Irvine also does right by the 200 students and avoids expelling any on technicalities to ease its space crunch.
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What I have seen recently is the issue over our new secretary of justice and those technicalities regarding her personal assets.
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I don't really understand the actual technicalities of it, but mining requires super-fast computers that do one thing: mine Bitcoin.
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" Leopold said the only reason many deferred action recipients can't receive a pathway to citizenship "is because of certain technicalities and interpretation.
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WinIt and DoNotPay can help users get off on technicalities, such as if a ticket incorrectly describes a car's color or make.
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Most of the trial's first week will be spent on dealing with technicalities likely to be brought up by the defendants' lawyers.
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We are exploring the technicalities of laying the foundations of a new fund, to be known as Latitude, for launch in 2019.
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In terms of technicalities, Signal uses triple Diffie-Hellman and a double ratchet mechanism to provide strong forward-secrecy for outgoing messages.
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I dare not dive into the technicalities of each match, the various modes and what each one means; this isn't that piece.
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Garland is notorious in his family for winning board games on technicalities – because he's the only one who actually reads the rules.
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Do they stress the technicalities of what counts as magisterial teaching to make the document's seeming ambiguity less important or less binding?
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Yet at the same time, candidates who had hoped to join were tossed off the ballot on technicalities such as improper paperwork.
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It arranges peccadilloes, technicalities, indiscretions, corruption, toxic harassment and violent crimes on one shelf, takes a step back, shrugs and plays dumb.
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"In the grand scheme of things, it seems like a lot of technicalities on something that hasn't been very consistent," Luebering said.
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However, it remained unclear how quickly a partial European victory on that front could translate into lower tariffs, due to legal technicalities.
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"Whether or not a pardon of, say, Kushner is an impeachable offense has little to do with the technicalities of contempt law."
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The hedge funds may claim victory, reaping billions of dollars on legal technicalities, but there are no real winners in this sorry affair.
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I think it was very much at the beginning of this season, but we spent a lot of time figuring out the technicalities.
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Despite all the technicalities we've heard, the most important feature of Xiaomi phones is the price, and the company did not disappoint here.
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His defense was mounted entirely by his team of lawyers, whose presentations relied on constitutional technicalities and impassioned rationalizations for the president's actions.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission's decision was sweeping, going beyond mere technicalities to focus on the fundamentals of the proposed Winklevoss Bitcoin Trust.
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One would presume that a conservative of Scalia's generation would be a "law and order" type concerned about criminals getting off on technicalities.
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Barr has hidden behind technicalities and definitions (his insistence on defining even common words was worryingly reminiscent of Bill Clinton's grand jury defense).
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Last month, the Supreme Court punted all three cases back down to the lower courts on technicalities, refusing to rule on the merits.
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Such technicalities may be beside the point: Reporters will be THINKING about those rules and the hassles that come along with violating them.
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It's easy to imagine that an Article V convention would find it difficult to limit its agenda to the technicalities of budget finance.
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"It is crucial that the judiciary reduces and eliminates the frivolous exploitation of legal technicalities to defeat the course of justice," he said.
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A focus on technicalities in the first week was interpreted by campaigners as a pretext to avoid discussions on pledging deeper emissions cuts.
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It would give a big megaphone to a tiny contingent, and when the detailed rebuttals come in, many Americans would not understand the technicalities.
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Even those who qualify for settlement are rejected on technicalities, since the application system is almost impossible to pass through without expensive legal help.
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The bill was drafted to respond to previous cases in which, its proponents say, claims were decided based on legal technicalities, not the merits.
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Clarify the right-sized targets and avoid overwhelming yourself with technicalities, then let the target determine which actions would make your goal a reality.
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Those in charge of the Grenfell inquiry have been under pressure to show that it is about more than just technicalities and fire codes.
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In this new internet ecology, a gallerist staking a body of work on technicalities of copyright alone will no doubt find her endeavor doomed.
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On August 31st Mr Duterte signed a proclamation that rescinded an amnesty granted to Mr Trillanes in 2010, citing legal technicalities, and ordered his arrest.
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It's the stringent cosmetology regulations — the thousands of hours many states require and the long lists of technicalities students must learn — that drive up tuition.
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But many small companies complained that the compensation was inadequate, or they were offered alternative hedging products instead, or excluded from the process on technicalities.
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The technicalities and deep intricacies of the AI bot's poker ability was remarkable, but what I underestimated was its most transparent strength – its relentless consistency.
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The personable Franks prefers to talk about changing consumer needs and habits rather than the back-end technicalities of coming up with flexible insurance policies.
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Some media outlets initially mischaracterized the new development as the FBI "reopening" the investigation, though the probe was never officially closed due to procedural technicalities.
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The technicalities and deep intricacies of the AI bot's poker ability was remarkable, but what I underestimated was its most transparent strength - its relentless consistency.
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Pain points for "C" level executives / board room: Executives do not always understand the technicalities of a DDOS attack, PCAP, ML or east-west traffic.
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"It is clear that Mr. Duterte is nervous about the case and is exploiting technicalities to avoid an imminent probe," Mr. Sabio said on Wednesday.
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Some of the report criticizes Comey based on technicalities about the handling of small amounts of classified information — something Hillary Clinton would certainly find ironic.
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The technicalities of arbitration rules are dreary, which is why it has taken the #MeToo movement to highlight why they are so unfair to employees.
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Marshall's local counsel, Samuel Friedman, played by Josh Gad, is a white, Jewish insurance defense lawyer with modest skills beyond a knack for spotting technicalities.
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The rush to lay blame was based in part on a poor understanding not just of the technicalities but also of Boeing's commercial aviation culture.
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The EU received the proposals with caution, however, and there are reportedly concerns over the legality and technicalities of customs arrangements in the British proposals.
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Pentagon officials are busy dealing with the technicalities of ramping up the U.S. troop presence in the Middle East amid threats of reprisals from Iran.
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Woodward also pointed out that the technicalities of the project are coming from the French, and the Chinese company involved is only really providing money.
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I'll write a separate post on that legal argument (here's some background), but suffice to say, Pruitt's real objection has nothing to do with legal technicalities.
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Others say altcoin trading is mostly speculative, with investors interested less in the technicalities and communities of various coins than simply their potential to make money.
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There's a lot of technicalities around the balance sheet and I think they want to explain that carefully" at a news conference, he told "Power Lunch.
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And when Kardashian talks about the recording in GQ, she prepares a statement that focuses on technicalities and frames her as exhausted by the entire ordeal.
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The pace so far has repositioned the trial from one that could bore jurors and get bogged down in financial technicalities to one that's whipping by.
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What's happening here is that Kavanaugh is being misleading when he thinks he can get away with it and then retreating to narrow technicalities under pressure.
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Although Mr. Harper established a Corporate Social Responsibility Counselor in 2009, the office solely focuses on technicalities and on facilitating dialogue between companies and affected communities.
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A formal rejection would trigger legal technicalities that could affect future visa applications and could violate the host country agreement the U.S. has with the U.N.
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His attempts to run for office are regularly blocked on technicalities, but he uses his YouTube channel to highlight his investigations of corruption in the Russian government.
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"I can't speak to the specifics of anything with respect to the technicalities, the contents ... because that's not our job," Kerry told a news conference in Canada.
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The Ratchada Criminal Court in Bangkok sentenced him Thursday to 114 years in prison, although legal technicalities capped the actual time he must serve at 20 years.
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Apart from the technicalities of which voice protocol to use, the move into voice will have other challenges that the company is still working out, he added.
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He often tangled with defense lawyers over nuances of wording and other technicalities, or claimed faulty memory or ignorance as reasons he could not answer a question.
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Some experts believe the technicalities could get the better of Johnson's proposals when it comes to whether the other 27 EU members could accept Britain's new proposals.
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Negotiators are keeping most details of the long-delayed bipartisan agreement under wraps until lawmakers and staff can work through a host of technicalities over the weekend.
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Instead, it leads to gridlock, as Vox's Ezra Klein notes, and flawed legislation that needs to be written with an eye toward surviving the technicalities of reconciliation.
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The specifics are not the important part, the Truth doesn't lie in details and technicalities, but in that what the deliverer is saying applies across the board.
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He had convinced the appeals court to toss out his convictions for kidnapping and abduction of an infant on legal technicalities related to the age of the case.
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It's this deeper meaning of seamless, beyond the technicalities of who has to sign what kind of document, that really separates the two sides, it seems to me.
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Ron Paul (R-Texas) from using other technicalities of the process to wrest the nomination away from Romney, who had emerged as the clear winner during the primaries.
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An analysis last year by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau found that an overwhelming majority of borrowers trying to use the program had been knocked out by technicalities.
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" Asked if it would be in the resolution, Ueland said: "The technicalities are for others to talk through, but we are confident the President's rights will be protected.
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Those speaking up in defense of the assumptions MMT assails would do well to consider that the hearts and minds of the public are rarely won on technicalities.
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The technicalities of a further unscheduled national vote -- after last year's disastrous snap election when May lost her party's overall Commons majority -- mean this is unlikely to happen.
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For stretches of the hourlong argument, the judges and lawyers waded deep into the case's various procedural technicalities — not material that would usually appeal to a wide audience.
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It is in line with the spirit of two international proclamations stating that technicalities should not be employed to prevent stolen property from being returned to rightful owners.
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So unless Pai has found some legal loophole — and Pai has never been a fan of technicalities — what he's talking about here is ending the existing net neutrality rules.
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"We will try to fix the technicalities by the end of this week but the question of who will compensate for this loss has to be answered," Nies said.
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The government will likely fill one of the two deputy posts with a career central banker with deep expertise on markets and technicalities of monetary policy, the sources say.
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I will do you the favor of mostly passing over these technicalities; suffice to say, the authors have scrutinized the issue and believe they have a legally resilient solution.
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Senior EU officials said some issues, as well as legal technicalities, had to be worked out in the coming months before a full treaty would be ready for signing.
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The US law requiring the President to certify compliance also requires the administration to brief Congress on the specific technicalities of how Iran is in violation, the aide said.
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She also argued technicalities citing that Mr. Kinnard had filed paperwork on behalf of Michael Barnett, however, Philip Hayes, Kristine Barnett's attorney, had not done so for his client.
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It can be easy to get lost in the technicalities of constitutional doctrine, or the putative gobbledygook of gerrymandering math, and lose sight of the broader principle at stake.
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All three of these groups form as a result of displacing factors like war and famine, but they differ in their classification because of the technicalities of international law.
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Putting technicalities into a legal text is one challenge, but another is the question of how Northern Ireland would give its approval to be part of such a system.
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But lurking among the technicalities are the tools that savvy Kevin might use to save himself — and the clues that Clark cleverly weaves together for a truly thrilling ending.
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The scoring system is tediously technical, and surprisingly what you see in the blots counts less toward your result than the technicalities of how you perceive form and movement.
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There are technicalities to the law here (certain parts are restricted, but can be sold in an incomplete state, etc.), but the implications as regards the files themselves seems clear.
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Some cash-strapped administrations take advantage of vagaries in the national laws to provide only the bare minimum, and are alert to technicalities that may help them dodge responsibility entirely.
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WATCH: Drake's Dad Stars in Virginia Black Whiskey Ad In terms of technicalities, here's how it all breaks down: Whisk(e)y is basically liquor distilled from fermented grain mash.
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Senior EU officials acknowledged that it would take months to complete the full EU-Japan Economic Partnership Agreement, with not just legal technicalities but also some substantive negotiations still outstanding.
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The panel of three judges directed the Justice Department and the lower court on Friday to take more legal steps, because of legal technicalities, before it will hear the case.
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Mainstream audiences will not be satisfied with excuses or technicalities: the best and the brightest said that Mr Trump could never win, and it looks as if they were wrong.
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Chiang's fictional future is always just five minutes ahead, which enables a reader to really focus on what Banks and his other characters are going through without sweating the technicalities.
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Guajardo told CNBC the agreement would likely be announced at a planned news conference later on Tuesday with U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross after negotiators worked on minor technicalities overnight.
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While some of the technicalities around Exxon's stand-off are easily lost in the weeds, here's what you need to know about why the corporation's legal flexing is so significant.
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Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell are roaming freely between the lines of the Constitution, which spells out very little about the technicalities of the impeachment process.
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The candidates on stage largely failed to set themselves apart from the pack and spent most of the night squabbling over technicalities and rehashing their campaigns&apos main talking points.
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With these details and technicalities in mind, it is clear that even if the idea morphed into actual policy, it would take a long time to sort out the specifics.
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But the Europeans have said they want to confirm the technicalities of how the U.K. will leave the bloc, before deciding on the shape of any future cooperation or partnership.
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Despite the positioning papers published and legislation initiated, progress is being slowed up by bickering – within the UK government and between London and Brussels – as well as technicalities and economic fog.
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That evidence has also been supported by the testimony of witnesses, leaving Trump and his allies to use technicalities like Ukraine's understanding of the offer on hand in the president's defense.
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Caseworkers will be able to use discretion when processing applications, meaning they should not be refused for minor technicalities, and the majority would be granted, the departments said in a statement.
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They say that because of the technicalities of diplomatic law (Muthana's father is a former diplomat from Yemen) she and her child are not American citizens and thus not their responsibility.
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Applications for appeal by serving prisoners are often rejected on technicalities, and changes to the law have also made it more difficult for victims of miscarriages of justice to claim compensation.
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Now it was clear that there would be no technicalities, as some had long suspected, to keep the victory from him; no self-administered fatal error, as so many had assumed.
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Whatever the public debate, the "We Shall Overcome" and "This Land" cases will most likely be decided on the basis of technicalities in the yellowed paper trail of old copyright registrations.
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Whether a proposal to reopen international trade of rhino horn could pass at Cites depends on a number of technicalities in the treaty and on whether proponents could rally enough support.
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The biggest overhaul of the U.S. tax code in a generation is headed to his desk after the Senate's passage on party lines (and a revote in the House on technicalities).
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This umpire not only stripped Williams of a fair game — one for her to win or lose on her own — on ridiculous technicalities; he robbed Osaka of a victory unburdened by complications.
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The estate adds ... even if Saxman had been on time, and even if she WAS his actual daughter, there are technicalities under Minnesota law that would prevent her from staking a claim.
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Draghi declined to address the issue, disappointing some expectations, but said that technicalities would not stand in the way of the asset buys and the ECB would review the programme if necessary.
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Much of the work will involve delicate communication with markets on the technicalities of the BOJ's market operations, a turnaround from the simple communication Kuroda preferred in deploying his massive stimulus program.
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When faced with a request for records, officials would often use technicalities in the law to redact as much information as possible, sometimes producing documents with page after page fully blacked out.
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After all, trying to pass an unpopular abortion ban is far less efficient than slowly eroding women's ability to access safe and legal procedures, riding on deceptive technicalities to keep them legal.
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Each year state legislators go through a Groundhog Day routine in which they introduce dozens of new housing bills that are full of technicalities and minutiae but fall into two basic categories.
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Early in the arguments, a quartet of female judges -- Diana Gribbon Motz, Barbara Milano Keenan, Pamela Harris and Stephanie Thacker -- harshly questioned Mooppan about legal technicalities he used to defend the President.
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Too often, average citizens who attempt in vain to defend their property without legal counsel lose it due to technicalities, such as missing a filing date or incorrectly filling out a form.
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Fullwiley believes large services like 23andMe, with access to millions of customers who are looking for answers, should educate their audience, even if that means engaging in the technicalities of testing or methodology.
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The vote for which of three companies - Fox/Turner, ESPN and MediaPro - will be granted the rights to Argentine first division games from next season has been postponed for a week over technicalities.
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Perhaps more comfort could be taken from the subtly more benign view the market and its leaders now advocate on Brexit if troublesome political leanings and daunting technicalities didn't remain in the way.
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It's for this reason that we ask skateboarders to judge the contests because you have to know how difficult it is to land specific tricks and appreciate the technicalities of what's being done.
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Opposition candidates are frequently kept off the ballot on legal technicalities, and, when they do make it on, they are denied media coverage, let alone the "administrative resources" enjoyed by pro-Kremlin politicians.
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Without getting too buried in the statutory minutiae, the case was hung up in appeals courts over technicalities regarding a conspiracy charge that included AT&T but didn't name the telecom as a defendant.
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The judge said her ruling is based on the technicalities of the lawsuit and doesn't take a position on whether the Trump campaign and its officials actually conspired with the Russians during the election.
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But the tweet — and the broader idea that it's a bad thing when murderers "go free on technicalities" — is exactly the sort of rhetoric that drives civil liberties advocates and defense lawyers absolutely nuts.
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Prosecutors grumble a lot about "technicalities," because they're law enforcement officials — their job is to protect public safety, and if someone they know to be guilty goes free, they see it as a defeat.
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"Sounds like we have a strong consensus so now we need to just take the consensus that's across here and deal with the technicalities of how we turn this into an agreement," he said.
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As many of us tech geeks who are already well-versed in the technicalities of a phone's display already know, switching on a phone's night mode (if it has one) helps conserve battery life.
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Uber had moved to dismiss two charges of sexual assault filed against the company, arguing that it can't be held liable for the assaults because of technicalities regarding the employment status of its drivers.
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At the same time, the Christian right has watched its culture war victories—gay marriage bans, abortion restrictions, the Tea Party wave of 2010—dissipate, overturned on legal technicalities, or squandered by poor leadership.
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But prosecutors, police officials and police union leaders often questioned his tactics, insisting that he freed killers and notorious criminals on technicalities and eroded respect for the law in the guise of protecting civil liberties.
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TAUSCHE: WE CAN DEBATE THE TECHNICALITIES OF THE WHAT THE FBI MAY OR MAY NOT HAVE BUT BIGGER PICTURE, DO YOU NOT WORRY THAT THIS REINFORCES QUESTIONS THAT SOME UNDECIDED VOTERS STILL HAD ABOUT CLINTON?
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When he finally admitted, in September 2013, that he had been involved with numerous trans women, his "confession" was stilted on the arbitrary technicalities that men, in desperation, rely on to salvage their lost masculinity.
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Fox is the latest in a growing number of people who have challenged Duterte and found themselves investigated, detained, humiliated, and sanctioned for offences that his opponents say usually amount to technicalities or minor infringements.
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"This does not provide visibility to investors and it is made worse by the increasing number of abusive appeals," she said, adding that some were filed on technicalities which stalled projects even without prolonged hearings.
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Spooked by his April arrest in Texas on the warrant issued in Louisiana (he posted bond on technicalities before he could be extradited to Louisiana), he said he's been trying to keep a low profile.
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"Our case against the banks is very strong and we want to deal with all these technicalities so the matter can go on trial, maybe by the second quarter of next year," Makgale Mohlala said.
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A small, but powerful, exhibit on the Apollo landing has just opened, with as much attention paid to the technicalities of the launch as to the political, social and cultural context in which it occurred.
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Sure, the right lighting is important – as Kim Kardashian West, Hillary Clinton and one PEOPLE staffer have previously noted – but what really makes a selfie totally memorable is how it's executed, technicalities (lighting and contouring) aside.
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On an all new episode of Weediquette, Krishna heads to Michigan, where medical pot is legal—but cops continue to raid mom-and-pop caregivers on minor technicalities to seize and sell their most valuable possessions.
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The European Commission – which negotiates on behalf of the EU -- has said it wants to focus first on the technicalities of Britain's departure, which includes the rights of EU citizens living in the U.K and vice versa.
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Technicalities — European Union regulations regarding the rule of law, the possible suspension of loans, the fact that the European Central Bank could withhold emergency funding — were depicted as machinations aimed at undermining the pure patriots in power.
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" Asked if Joe will have to go directly from the facility he's in right now to an airplane, Teresa — who said she sees Joe about "once a month" — admitted she "[didn't] know exactly the technicalities of it.
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Otherwise, they might be spending too much time focusing on the daily grind — technicalities such as the ups and downs of the S&P 500 stock index, bond yield curves, and what the Fed thinks, he said.
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We talk about decades differently Those technicalities, however, don't change the fact that as a society, we seem to have collectively determined that decades begin in years ending in zero and end on years ending in nine.
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When the San Francisco restaurateur Matt Semmelhack opened TBD with only a beer and wine license, he and his bar manager, Timothy Zohn, created an entire cocktail list — they called it "the loophole menu" — intended to exploit technicalities.
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As Deputy Foreign Minister a decade ago, he led the Russian side in talks with the US on extending and amending arms control agreements, and showed a detailed grasp of the technicalities, according to experts in the field.
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The arguments on Wednesday focused on the technicalities of the 1996 law, rules of grammar, and timelines — not the sort of fiery rhetoric usually favored by President Donald Trump or Attorney General Jeff Sessions when talking about immigrants.
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On the first day of the court hearing on Monday, the defendants' lawyers raised technicalities to try to get the court to drop the money laundering charges and limit the proceedings to tax fraud, which carries lighter penalties.
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Under the circumstances, it's important to lay down a marker now and force Republicans to take an immediate position on the propriety of firing Mueller, so they can't hide behind technicalities if Trump springs another surprise on us.
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In practice, the purpose of NEPA has become litigation defense—as activist federal courts and environmental advocacy groups have learned to use NEPA as a way to slow down or block large projects on the most minute technicalities.
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In the impeachment trial, senators will vote on whether to ratify the propriety of Mr. Trump's behavior — and Republican senators will no doubt seek refuge in the narrowness of the articles and the constitutional technicalities of executive power.
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Arnault had met architect Frank Gehry at Bilbao's Guggenheim Museum in 2001 where he discussed the idea for a foundation but it took years before it became a reality, due to the technicalities of design and critics opposing it.
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The EU-Mercosur accord would be announced on the sidelines of next week's World Trade Organization meeting of ministers in Buenos Aires and could be signed in mid-2018 once all the legal technicalities have been checked, he said.
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Warren, a lawyer by training, often had to send appeals to Anthem and regulators — leveraging technicalities and citing contract law — just to get the plan to pay for a few days of stays at sober homes and treatment facilities.
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However, Mnuchin also said that the G20 had reached a "strong consensus" on goals and that "We need to just take the consensus across here and deal with technicalities of how we turn this into an agreement," Reuters reported.
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By asking key questions about the technicalities, you can get to the bottom of whether the promotion, and all of the responsibilities associated with it, are on par with what you want for your bank account and your career.
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But those in charge of the Grenfell inquiry — including its chair, Martin Moore-Bick, a retired senior judge — have been under pressure to show that this investigation is about more than the technicalities of building regulations or fire precautions.
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She told a tale of bureaucratic injustice, about an innocent boyfriend locked up at the United States border with Canada on the merest of technicalities, and her online plea for donations to help with his legal fees took off.
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Over the past year the government has been trying to use bureaucratic technicalities to close down the prestigious Central European University, also launched by Mr Soros in the 1990s and now one of the most respected academic institutions in eastern Europe.
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But if I were to push up my glasses here and talk about the technicalities, I might mention that asexual plant reproduction à la stem-cutting — like Rocket growing a new Groot from a twig — would actually qualify as a clone.
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The European debate Mr Macron was supposed to kick-start is already bogged down in the sort of pettifogging technicalities he detests, on matters like the appropriate level of non-performing loans on the balance-sheets of euro-zone banks.
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"Some [states] have resentenced and released dozens of those deemed to have rehabilitated themselves ... Others have delayed review of cases, skirted the ruling on seeming technicalities or fought to keep the vast majority of their affected inmates locked up for life."
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But simply by existing, these technicalities created a focal point for conservative #NeverTrump activists, which allowed them to avoid the central dilemma facing their movement: not how to deny Trump the Republican nomination, but how to deny him the presidency.
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"De Lille continues to put her individual interests above those of the citizens of Cape Town by using legal technicalities to cling on to power," Natasha Mazzone, deputy chairperson of the DA's Federal Council, said in a statement on Tuesday.
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McDonald's had planned on getting fresh beef to most of its locations (14,155 stores as of 2016), but it looks like there will be a few technicalities to work out before the chain can take the never-frozen beef nationwide.
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"I call upon the leadership of the IOC to follow up on the recommendations and enact it, and not exploit technicalities," he said in a conference call on Monday featuring members of the WADA Athletes Commission and IOC athletes group.
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But many of the cases were technicalities, such as a sergeant who had received a bonus for re-enlisting as a biomedical repair specialist, but was then involuntarily deployed as a supply specialist and was stuck repaying a $10,000 bonus.
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"This important legislation will allow those seeking to recover art and other heritage stolen by the Nazis a fair opportunity to have their cases judged on the facts, rather than be undercut by legal technicalities," he said in a statement.
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On one side are city officials, who say they're merely concerned about the safety of donated food; on the other, the volunteers, who consider the city's food-sharing regulations heartless technicalities whose real purpose is to discourage homeless people from congregating.
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Alas, according to the official beer mile regulations (yes, those exist), a few technicalities prevented Farnan's performance from being a true beer mile run—namely, that he shotgunned his beers and spit out some foam over the course of his run.
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Bannon's unusual foray into the technicalities of US-Gulf diplomacy comes weeks after his former colleagues at SCL Social Limited registered as foreign lobbyists for the UAE and one day after Tillerson arrived in Qatar in search of a breakthrough to the crisis.
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Not only did we have to pay a $495 fee for the first initial application and every subsequent renewal after 44373 years, but a misdemeanor or some minor technicalities with a few missing documents can hamper your chances from qualifying for the program.
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Make it "believes one reason the firm was so successful was that …" or "one reason for the firm's success was that …" ••• [Opinion] But don't let the technicalities fool you: I sold Trump wildly short, and his entire campaign to date has proven it.
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Keenan: For the purposes of the transcript, the reason Isaac couldn't do so was because of the technicalities of the acquisition, because Isaac could not address the company and it could not be carried out until Univision actually had the company's assets.
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And while in 1999 researcher Daniel Bernstein secured a win against the Department of Justice in the 9th circuit, a series of legal technicalities accompanied by a big change in ITAR meant that the case was ultimately dismissed in 2003 without being decided.
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"I spend a lot of time explaining mathematics on blogs, and I try to cut through the technicalities and make things easier to understand," said John Baez, a professor of math at the University of California, Riverside (and yes, a cousin of Joan).
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But he agrees that the daily work has more to do with technicalities, like "trying to get the measurement of the parameter from a 50 percent error mark to a 5 percent error mark," rather than contemplating the big picture of the universe.
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If we take a step back and look past these technicalities and different options (chat/ui/voice), we can focus on the real power of bots and see them for what they really are: automated agents, remotely working for you to accomplish a simple task.
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But as Thomas Manch explained at Stuff, what is required to be registered and what isn't can often come down to weird technicalities: Just inserting a lower-capacity magazine into an AR-215, an assault rifle, can make the weapon not required to be registered.
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But the fight between Harris and Biden felt small: Rather than laying out a vision for the future of the health care system in America, the candidates traded barbs over technicalities of plans that are, given the structure of the federal government, unlikely to pass.
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While he goes into rigorous detail about the technicalities of the Rorschach and the infighting among psychologists, his book largely ignores the people at the sharp end, the patients and ordinary folks whose lives have sometimes been cataclysmically affected by the results of the test.
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This speaks to legal technicalities in RFRAs: They broadly protect people's religious rights as long as the government doesn't prove it has a compelling interest to interfere with those rights and the government doesn't prove it's interfering with those rights in the least restrictive means possible.
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And before I get nailed to the meme cross in the skr*mz boards on genre technicalities, let me offer the disclaimer that I might expand the malleable "screamo" umbrella to encompass powerviolence, grindcore, emoviolence, and whatever other dumb signifiers get attached to generally unmoshable hardcore.
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But his conviction was overturned twice on different technicalities before he was finally sentenced to death for her murder and the 1970s rapes and murders of Georgia Wixted, Jill Parenteau, Charlotte Lamb, and 18-year-old New York runaway Jill Barcomb, all of them in Los Angeles.
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I personally left the theater feeling that to simply swap one for the other is to fictionalize a society in which the personal is not political, and in which all the parts of queerness that go beyond the technicalities of who you fuck, somehow no longer matter.
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To that end, Call Me By Your Name does an excellent task of trading the technicalities and politics of sexuality—the film is totally devoid of traditional labels—for a narrative that emphasizes the spontaneity and inherent nature of desire that is allowed to grow unfettered.
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His lawyers and those representing some of the dozens of co-plaintiffs in the case appealed the decision, but the time needed to address legal technicalities delayed the arrival of the case at Germany's Federal Court of Justice, the highest court for civil and criminal cases.
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In the 15 months since Mr. Guzmán was sent from Mexico to New York, his prosecution has been bogged down in legal technicalities related to his extradition and in arguments about the harsh conditions of his confinement in the high-security wing of Manhattan's federal jail.
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The result is a situation that's become very familiar to Americans: a mix of gridlock and "constitutional hardball" in which party leaders seek to exploit various technicalities or little-used powers to gain advantage and the actual policy outcomes don't represent any party leader's stated preference.
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But the Grunbaum heirs contend that the previous claims, in this case and others, were settled on legal technicalities, not the merits of the argument that the art was looted by the Nazis, and that this is just the sort of case the law was enacted to address.
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This is an op-ed argument between two Harvard professors, if that tells you how technical it is -- but Trump, master of seizing on technicalities and tidbits to call something into question (remember President Barack Obama's birth certificate) was pushing the idea at a rally over the weekend.
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The chaplain was allowed to be present, the officials went on, because he was an employee of the prison system who was "a member of the execution team" and was "familiar with the technicalities of the execution protocol," having attended almost every execution in the state since 1997.
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These technicalities aside, The American Riad carries a deeper lesson, along with the tangible benefits of community-led development — to reevaluate preconceived notions of global hierarchy, and to remember that, though someone may come at problems from a world away, they do not come lacking in valuable perspective.
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"There are still largely unenforced anti-dancing technicalities on the books, within city zoning and the State Liquor Authority, that can be dusted off, and used against us," said John Barclay, the owner of the Bossa Nova Civic Club, in Bushwick, which, reportedly, does not have a cabaret license.
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Mr Kerry and Mr Lavrov concentrated on the technicalities of securing a cessation of hostilities, relegating the task of restarting a political process to the UN. Without a negotiated settlement, though, any halt to the violence will be at best a temporary lull while the parties prepare for another round.
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On the policy front, Trump has delegated issues that are critical to his reelection to high-ranking officials, acting agency heads and members of his family — freeing up his schedule to allow for more campaign events and less time dealing with the technicalities and complications of the policy-making process.
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But if these are the thoughts animating the Cruz and Kasich campaigns, they also have to be prepared for what happens after Trump loses the first ballot on the thinnest of technicalities, and then wages a pitched public-opinion campaign—during the convention, and possibly after—based on broadly shared democratic norms.
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Titone, on the other hand, didn't as outwardly admit to carrying the bill for the Manhattan DA. However, when The Verge reached out to his office last week to discuss the legislation, his chief of staff directed us to the DA and said they were more familiar with the "technicalities" of the bill.
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If she made it past the technicalities, she might realize it wasn't all that much better a deal, either: Democrats ended up excluding parents who make too much to qualify or can't afford their share of the cost, keeping down the total price tag but failing middle-class families that need help.
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The number of bridges that can be classified as "structurally deficient" would be even higher, with an additional 6,533 that would be classified as such, but in 2018 the Federal Highway Administration redefined the term to exclude bridges that only had one structural element in need of repair, as well as other technicalities.
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But earlier this month, a company spokesperson told me that "Vigilante was taken out of the App Store for more technical reasons, dealing with geo restrictions and developer technicalities" and that "the above is rumor and inaccurate," a statement in apparent direct conflict with the company's own previous account of the event.
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Here are the technicalities: the Sisters of the Immaculate Heart of Mary insist that their former convent in Los Feliz, California belongs to them, while the Catholic archdiocese (kind of like, the part of the Catholic church that has jurisdiction over a certain area) of Los Angeles says it is the owner.
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The UPA is working on a course to educate politicians and others about the complex technicalities of the cannabis world, including why GW Pharmaceuticals' legal cannabis drug Sativex—the only one available in the UK—is not effective for many medical cannabis patients, and how cannabis consumption goes way beyond the stereotypical joint.
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By hiding behind excuses, behind success, behind technicalities, or behind the names of SNL alums who swear Al Franken is good enough, smart enough, and goddamn it, people like him, they make it very clear what they are sorry for: being unlucky enough to be dragged publicly in the wake of their bad behavior.
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Support for a so-called People's Vote on the terms of Britain's exit from the EU was confined to a motley group of die-hards, no-hopers and eccentrics who spent more time feuding over technicalities (should 16-year-olds be given a say this time round?) than they did making their case to the people.
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Over the course of the meeting, Savoini, the other two Italians, and the three Russians discussed in fine detail the technicalities of the deal to channel millions to Lega, from the types of fuel required and the potential ports of delivery to "commission payments," currency, and how to keep communications secure and transactions below the radar of the authorities.
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I typically recommend that one of the founders spend 50% of their time for 90 to 180 days with one or two contractors who really know the technicalities of Facebook and Google you don't have to learn those if you're a founder, but you do want to understand which copy is resonating, which creative, which audience, etc.
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Despite spending most of his career rising through Russia's political system, often as Mr Putin's aide — and with no formal education in geology or engineering — Mr Sechin displays a commanding grasp of the oil industry's technicalities and an understanding of the mechanics and economics of the US shale industry that often escapes many of his traditional crude peers.
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But while loopholes in the latter were there to add intrigue to short stories (a lot of Asimov's fiction is concerned with the logical technicalities of how one articular robot bypassed the Laws and knocked off its owner), the vagueness of Nadella's principles reflect the messy business of building robots and AI that deeply affect peoples' lives.
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It will be adding a new area of services into the mix that customers can use to manage and provision applications and licenses for things like building codes, an often thorny area rife with paperwork and arcane technicalities that has long been a challenge both for governments and those building housing and other structures to navigate.
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There is no indication that both Lugia and Articuno are only around for a limited period of time, but if you're still playing the game (or are able to log in, if you're within the two-mile radius surrounding Grant Park in Chicago) it's probably wise to get that taken care of before technicalities — intended or otherwise — remove you of that opportunity.
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"We've got something like 14 months (to negotiate)," Seb Dance, a Labour member of the European Parliament, told CNBC last week via telephone Apart from the complex technicalities that the process involves, the slew of elections in key member states this year could derail Brexit given that these countries will likely prefer to spend their time focused on their domestic battles.
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From the technicalities of fixing a greyhound race — how to make a dog slow down or even stop — to the rituals of dishwashing and cleaning at the banquet hall where Nathaniel works as a boy, to the procedures of Suffolk thatchers and the secretive transport of nitroglycerin during the war, there seems to be some kind of authenticating material every few pages.
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Moderator Chris Cuomo (whose brother, New York State Governor Andrew Cuomo, is backing Clinton) constantly brought up technicalities about funding and feasibility—the candidate's arguably weakest points—and Sanders was forced to defend his healthcare plan tax hikes and make a case for why Congress will somehow suddenly go from doing absolutely nothing (their current state) to passing some of the most ambitious social programs since FDR.
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According to Craig, an ex-shooter with an intimate knowledge of the industry — who asked for his real name to be withheld because he still has close friends who shoot — many of the industry's counter-arguments to evidence of mistreatment are reliant on technicalities and claims that are deliberately hard to disprove, such as saying the distress documented in birds was due to the evidence gathering method, not the conditions.
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