Valid point in making the case for lower primary surpluses.
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Others saw it as a valid point and applauded Mrs.
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Warren makes a valid point about CEO compensation being too high.
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It's not the same workout as cycling: Super valid point by dad.
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"When it is Omarosa, it is an absolutely valid point," he said.
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This is not to say that Nixon doesn't raise a valid point.
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But the people unhappy with this latest reveal do have a valid point.
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It was a very valid point, but I should not have said that.
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"I ruled that it was not a valid point of order," Nadler replied.
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West's personal idiosyncrasies aside, he makes a valid point others should learn from.
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But, he did make a valid point, an attack and critique of Sen.
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Valid point, for sure — the best things in life are worth the wait, right?
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" Although hellohaley made a valid point, asking, "Where did Cleopatra get powdered milk from?
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However, here, AHLA and the hotel industry do have a valid point to raise.
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Nike felt Colin made a valid point and pulled the plug on the shoes.
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But Donal O'Toole, a university professor, said he believes the critics make a valid point.
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But Fallon made a pretty valid point about the art of modeling in your skivvies.
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DANIEL HOFFMAN, CIA SENIOR INTELLIGENCE OFFICER: Well, listen, you know, that&aposs a very valid point.
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But there's a valid point behind what, on the surface, seems like typical knee-jerk complaining.
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"That is not a valid point of order," Judiciary Committee Chairman Bob Goodlatte (R-Va.) responded.
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Okoye makes a valid point when she says this isn't what she had in mind for Wakanda.
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Another valid point a colleague brought up: calls placed through an Echo are projected on speaker phone.
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She raises a valid point: Allen has been treated far more leniently than other alleged high-profile predators.
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And in looking at recent events, it seems like the White House is making a very valid point.
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It's a valid point, though speaking purely pragmatically, I can understand why companies felt obligated to back out.
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Well, that you have a valid point of view that's not diminished just because it's often disguised as comedy.
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What a disappointing way to undermine your own valid point, in a movie that's otherwise well-acted and competently filmed.
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It&aposs a valid point, a calculated risk, but I think it&aposs worth it depending on how it ends up.
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Many have raised the valid point that it buys into the very culture it seeks to reject: the notion of partnership.
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Soler does raise the valid point that English Premier League teams have a spending power that no other league can match.
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It will also help you determine whether your sons have a valid point when they make comments about your alcohol intake.
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Ham-handed though they may have been, the posters did make a valid point: Airbnb can help generate needed local tax revenue.
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A lot of dorms cost as much as regular apartments, but they're nowhere near as nice, so this is a totally valid point.
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Pointing to Occidental's poor recent stock performance, Ghulam said that Icahn "definitely" has a valid point in his distaste for the Anadarko deal.
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We'll admit he definitely has a valid point about unicorn eats, but his thoughts on Girl Scout cookies are a whole other story.
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Some defended Charlie Hebdo, saying the newspaper was making a valid point about the migration crisis, while others felt the commentary was crass.
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"I assume it is a valid point of order to object to quoting or characterizing his statements in a confidential setting," said Rep.
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Humphrys did, however make the valid point that the range of women featured on Vogue's cover during her tenure could have been more diverse.
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These critics raise a valid point — just because an actor is of color doesn't mean they are fit to play just about any ethnicity.
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And though his execution and delivery may not always be the most on point, there is usually a valid point somewhere in his message.
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When I criticize liberals for being confused about where they should place their famous compassion on this issue, I think there's a valid point there.
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A lot of people would argue that's due to their position in regards to race within American society, which I think is a valid point.
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" Fleischer, who now runs a sports communications company, said Trump made a valid point in bad way, particularly with the reference to "sons of b----.
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That's when the mayor of Newark made the valid point that even Newark is a little bit too cool for the VMAs at this point.
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Johnson raises a valid point, and with only a 52-vote majority, Congressional leaders and the White House would be wise to address his concerns.
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Reitman makes the valid point that the drill instructors who break the Marine Corps rules of recruit training ought to be held accountable and punished.
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Melanie: The White House has raised a valid point: how they can properly prepare for the hearings when they don't know what they're preparing for?
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Wright raised another valid point: What would the actor be forced to eat next if The Big Sick were to go onto win on Oscar night?
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While she emphasized that the mystery woman was kind and more than likely not intentionally being rude, she went out to make a very valid point.
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President Trump may very well have a valid point about inequities in our trade relationship with Canada, and he is right to want to fix those.
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You have an enormously valid point with the problem of financial support for education, which includes the lousy-pay problem and the lack-of-supplies problem.
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If we were comparing this aircraft to the level of specialization that the US had, let's say, in the 1940s, this might be a valid point.
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Trump did make the valid point that rushing hurricane relief to an island was a tougher proposition than relieving Texas and Florida after their recent monster storms.
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Rubio raised a valid point, questioning if the executive order violated the separation of powers principle, but he mischaracterized how the President has described the action he took.
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The younger Dr. Harris agrees that Dr. Myhrvold has raised a valid point about Kirchhoff's Law and that a closer look at the Neowise analysis would be fruitful.
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Esports is certainly in no danger of disappearing, but there's a valid point in the contention that the genre's biggest players have near-monopolistic control of the market.
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"No one can be in any doubt that the U.S. has a valid point about intellectual property theft" by China, British finance minister Philip Hammond said on Friday.
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Experts said the French leader had made a valid point, but warned that his words would be weaponized by Mr. Trump, who on Tuesday jumped at the opportunity.
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Cook makes one valid point—that Apple is still making a shit-ton of money—but also hints at a darker truth, that we may have reached peak smartphone.
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And although all three of those women have put in more work and time than Tinashe, constantly reinventing themselves staying ahead of the curve, she has a valid point.
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SO, ALSO THE ENERGY SECTOR AND I'VE HEARD THIS A LOT ON CNBC, CAUSE IT'S A VALID POINT, IT'S LAGGED IN A WAY THAT'S KIND OF BIZARRE THIS YEAR.
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BAIA: Yes, but if they have a valid point, in fact, if the facts back up what he says about... (CROSSTALK) CAVUTO: He has as lot of legitimate... BAIA: Yes.
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Stories reporting on the tweet referred to Wu as "slamming" Damon, thus diluting a valid point about racism in Hollywood into a nonsensical she-said-he-said fight about whitewashing.
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And once again, Uber has a valid point: If Uber charged the same rate at all times, the service would suffer from massive driver shortages during periods of peak demand.
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" He also makes the valid point that SimplyCook builds on the success of traditional flavour brands, such as Old El Paso, Dolmio, Knorr and Schwartz, "[that] have got millions cooking.
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"People have made the valid point that if you sign up to Twitter you can be harassed, therefore why should this app be singled out for potential abuse?" said Brockwell.
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"Trump is bringing up a fairly valid point: Hillary Clinton, with her personal email at the State Department, has put the Russians in a very enviable position," Mr. Hoekstra said.
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He conflated a valid point with an invalid point: The language of "anything of value" is indeed vague and arguably creates a chilling effect, and it should be applied carefully.
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The artist appears to be taking the effort to censor his art in stride, but raises the valid point that perhaps Christianity has image problems that require more immediate attention.
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Sampaio made a valid point in her response, pointing out that eating disorders and drug use aren't "exclusive problems of models," but rather, major issues that affect society as a whole.
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And that is obviously making a very pointed, poignant point—that you cannot extinguish life or culture—but I felt in some smaller way, mine had a valid point to make too.
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While it's pretty easy to combine pills and see the ingredients as we're only dealing with two supplements here, Elysium does have a valid point about the standards in the U.S. vitamin industry.
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Chisholm famously said she represented more veterans than trees -- and being from New York, had a pretty valid point -- which was one of the reasons she was moved to the Veterans' Affairs Committee.
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But the Oscar-nominated actress, who has written and produced many of her own projects, makes a valid point when discussing the thinly-veiled bias Hollywood has toward women who aren't conventionally prim and proper.
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And reporting suggests that Cook has steered Trump away from putting those tariffs in place, making the valid point that it will put US companies like Apple at a disadvantage to foreign competitors like Samsung.
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He could be trying to make the (valid) point that it's not fair to get on your kid's case about their weight if you're the one preparing their meals, but couldn't we go further with this?
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Some commenters jumped to Leon's defense, making the valid point that it seriously does not matter at all one way or another whether someone that isn't you chooses to keep their body hair or remove it.
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CR: You make a very valid point, when it comes to protectionism, yet on the other hand, here in Davos, we've seen so much optimism on the part of business leaders, and also some of the politicians.
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The protesters, Mr. de Blasio said, have a valid point in expressing their anger over police killings of black men; the police, too, must be supported, especially in the wake of the shooting of five officers in Dallas.
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Niue's leader, Toke Talagi, has called this an example of "neo-colonialism," and he has a valid point: His nation, population 1,500, is far from the only one to find that its digital resources have been appropriated by foreign interests.
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The injuries are a perfectly valid point, but I wonder if, in moving to a club whose whole season rests on a handful of games in March and April, he is a little more at the mercy of poor fortune.
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That's a careers worth of time Capriati's criticism raises a valid point: that the ban on meldonium, which is new in 2016, doesn't mean Sharapova or any other athlete didn't unfairly benefit from using the drug before it was banned.
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He has a valid point, but the Pentagon seems hell bent on going forward with the single vendor idea, even though the cloud offers much greater interoperability than proprietary stacks of the 1990s (for which Oracle and Microsoft were prime examples at the time).
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All Gillibrand had was a valid point, but Harris had that in the preceding debate—along with a rollout of tweets and emails capitalizing on the shocking "it's me, Austin!" reveal of how Biden's opposition to school integration hurt a little girl who, it turned out, was her all along.
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Laditan makes a valid point — after all, we often judge kids and teens who spend too much time looking at a screen or using social media, but we often ignore the fact that they might have to resort to socializing online because their schedules are so packed with homework and extracurricular activities.
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"What's happened here is that what was already an issue raised primarily by Colin Kaepernick has expanded beyond the specific point that Kaepernick was trying to make -- which is a very valid point -- and now it's become near-universal disgust with the President's insulting remarks," Costas told anchors Alisyn Camerota and John Berman.
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One valid point congressional Republicans repeatedly raised during earlier days of the hearings is that many of the Democrats' star witnesses — including State Department officials George Kent and Bill Taylor, and former official Marie Yovanovitch — don't know Trump personally, didn't work directly with Trump, and to an extent are relying on second-hand information for their understanding of what's happening.
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Murphy is a valid point of departure due to the decisive role it played in Gironcoli's evolution — he adopted its title for one of his early sculptures, a cast aluminum piece with a silver finish inside of a black vitrine, which includes the stylized forms of a figure, a bed or chaise, and an inverted umbrella ("Model in Vitrine, Design for a Figure [Murphy]," 1968).
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Here we are again and the fed is kind of raising interest rates and the bond market says you shouldn't be doing it and tariffs are never good for economic activity globally the good thing for the united states on tariffs, trump does have one really valid point, and that is that tariffs don't really hurt the U.S manufacturing and U.S. output as much as they hurt other countries because we have about the most disengaged economy of any developed country in the world, only 26% of our GDP is exports.
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In February 2015 Vardinogiannis said in a statement to Reuters that the new Prime Minister of Greece Alexis Tsipras had a valid point in attacking the corrupted Greek oligarchs.
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This incident also resulted in a red card for Stepanenko. Thus, Ukraine had to play the rest of the match with ten men. Ronaldo scored from the spot, giving Portugal a glimmer of hope to rescue the game and earn a valid point in Kyiv. However, it wasn't to be Portugal's night.
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He was once saved from a lawsuit de moribus by Augustus. Yet, he dwelled upon republican convictions. He established a valid point regarding the declamations-the pale classroom recitations and the Forum Romanum-Rome's traditional rough and ready school for lawyers and magistrates. He had commented: Cassius Severus attacked Rome's social elite of both sexes which roused the emperor's wrath.
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Music channels played a video of a fictional group. Leader singer Mike Peters explained: "We thought we had nothing to lose," said Peters. "If we had put out a single by The Alarm, there would have been a negative feeling, because whether record company executives and music journalists admit it or not image is rated far higher than the music nowadays. "I hope we've proved a valid point.
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Babs Keating and his selectors would go on to end the famine and bring Tipp back to glory once again. This era would provide us with two of the greatest showdowns hurling has ever seen. 1987 – Tipp went into the Munster final, once again against Cork. The first game in Thurles was inspiring and went to a replay after Nicky English kicking over a valid point, but it was waved wide.
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Transactions and Papers (Institute of British Geographers). 21 (21): 183. JSTOR 621279. According to scholars, during this period one can see a process of Serbianization, including Albanians bearing Serbian names or mixed Albanian-Serbian namesKosovo: A Short History - Kosovo under Serb rule Kosovo: A Short History Another valid point is that personal names - which are all the evidence we have - are not very reliable guides to ethnic identity.
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" Maudlin's probability criticism confused the transactional interpretation with Heisenberg's knowledge interpretation. However, he raised a valid point concerning causally connected possible outcomes, which led Cramer to add hierarchy to the pseudo-time description of transaction formation.Berkovitz, J. (2002). ``On Causal Loops in the Quantum Realm," in T. Placek and J. Butterfield (Ed.), Proceedings of the NATO Advanced Research Workshop on Modality, Probability and Bell's Theorems, Kluwer, 233–255.
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So that's one aspect of it. And the other aspect of it is speaking about my truths, like what I think. And I'd sort of separated myself from all that stuff — social media and the news and all the violence and racism that's going on in our media these days; I just couldn't deal with it. So in order for me to make a valid point that said something, I had to submerge myself into that stuff and really start paying attention to what's going on.
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As he leaves, Hal tells him that they have a valid point but he doesn't listen, he tells him of his disgust that he was there. Realizing that people are scared of Lexi and that he may need to use force to protect her, he discusses the situation with Lourdes. Warned by Ben who stands by his side, Tom is faced with an angry Pope and 2nd Mass members who demand access to Lexi. Tom defuses the situation by telling them should she become a monster, he will deal with her.
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Al Jean explained that a valid point made in the episode was why God should care about the average man's first world problems when there are natural and man-made disasters that could use his help. Castellaneta did a longer falling noise at the table read than the one that appeared in the final cut of the episode. Jean explained that due to the loss of Phil Hartman – and therefore Lionel Hutz – it was tough to introduce new lawyers to the show. This episode includes one such attempt.
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The underlying source of these three approaches to finding happiness is based, according to Trungpa, on the mistaken notion that one's ego is inherently existent and a valid point of view. He claims that is incorrect, and therefore the materialistic approaches have an invalid basis to begin with. The message in summary is, "Don't try to reinforce your ego through material things, belief systems like religion, or certain emotional states of mind." In his view, the point of religion is to show you that your ego doesn't really exist inherently.
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And since August 2012 Sebi has only refunded to the investors while it has from Sahara. On October 2014, a shocking revelation was made when only around 4,600 investors in two Sahara group companies had come forward to claim refunds from the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI), which had asked those who had purchased bonds issued by the entities to claim their money. This gave a valid point to Sahara's argument before courts that it had repaid most of the investors who had come forward to claim the investment which they had made in bonds issued by two group companies.
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It was a valid point in the 1970s when more complex architectures such as the B5000 required too many transistors to fit on a single chip. However, this is not the case today and every B5000 successor machine now fits on a single chip as well as the performance support techniques such as caches and instruction pipelines. In fact, the A Series line of B5000 successors included the first single chip mainframe, the Micro-A of the late 1980s. This "mainframe" chip (named SCAMP for Single-Chip A-series Mainframe Processor) sat on an Intel- based plug-in PC board.
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There are various view points espoused by martial artists about the nature of systems and their development. One view is that although a style may be a hybrid or combination, eventually it develops its own identity and is no longer considered to be 'mixed'. Another view is that all martial arts are indeed hybrids and are the result of a continual process of synthesis and refinement, and any given art in a generational span is, in fact, a 'phase' of its development. Another extremely valid point of view upon differing martial styles is they are more accurately identified as cultural/social representations.
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Barnett has stated it is his intention to overturn these laws because of his beliefs and stated that the drug summit members made a mistake introducing them and that cannabis was a "gateway drug". To help with the enforcement of this new policy, Barnett also supported legislation to give police the power to search and seize property without any suspicion or belief that a crime has been committed. A Liberal parliamentarian, Peter Abetz, voiced support for these laws in parliament by drawing reference to the work Adolf Hitler did to bring security to Nazi Germany. Barnett said that Abetz was making a valid point.
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The term "Knocking away the props" was used, perhaps as an unfortunate consequence of the fact that all of Germany's allies lay south of (i.e. 'beneath') her on the map. Apologists and defenders of the Western viewpoint make the valid point that Germany's allies were more than once rescued from disaster or rendered capable of holding their own or making substantial gains by the provision of German troops, arms or military advisers, whereas those allies did not at any time provide a similar function for Germany. That is, it was Germany which was the prop, and her allies (particularly Bulgaria and Austria- Hungary) did not suffer significant reverses until Germany's ability to come to their aid was grossly impaired.
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" He also said that complexity had long been "a leading excuse for inaction during atrocities" and that Kony remains a threat in Uganda's neighbour countries, so the simplicity of the film "has left the American public more informed" than it would be otherwise, and that if he "were a Congolese villager", he would "welcome these uncertain efforts over the sneering scorn of do-nothing armchair cynics." Foreign correspondent Roger Cohen called it "simplifying grossly and distorting adeptly to make a valid point: that no effort should be spared to arrest Kony." British film critic Peter Bradshaw wrote that Kony 2012, despite its flaws, "lands an almighty punch. This is a principled campaign ad, and a very, very effective one.
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Once again, the court addressed and refined the second step of the analysis. The court said that the applicants appealing from the PTO's rejection had a valid point when they complained that the test set out two extreme ends of a spectrum and then failed to "provide a useful tool for analyzing claims in the 'gray area' which falls between the two ends of that spectrum."684 F.2d at 907. Now, the court reformulated the test in these terms: > Walter should be read as requiring no more than that the algorithm be > "applied in any manner to physical elements or process steps," provided that > its application is circumscribed by more than a field of use limitation or > non-essential post-solution activity.
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Evening Herald, 28 May 1994 Two soldiers, Corporal Robert Duncan and Lance Corporal Ian Harvey, were bestowed the Distinguished Conduct Medal (DCM),Supplement to the London Gazette, 6 November 1990 whilst Lance-Corporal Patterson received a posthumous mention in dispatches for his actions during the attack. The checkpoint was dismantled in March 1991,"500 more soldiers sent to Ulster". Herald Scotland, 20 March 1991The Irish Emigrant, March 1991, issue No.216 : Quote: "Northern Secretary Peter Brooke announced that two permanent cross- border checkpoints in Co.Fermanagh (Boa Island and Derryard) are to be dismantled. This is seen partly as a result of recent "proxy" attacks on such posts, but Mr Brooke made the apparently valid point that increased mobile patrols and random checkpoints are more effective".
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Money supply influences the economy through liquidity preference, whose dependence on the interest rate leads to direct effects on the level of investment and to indirect effects on the level of income through the multiplier. This account has the fault we have mentioned earlier: it treats the influence of r on liquidity preference as primary and that of Y as secondary and therefore ends up with the wrong formula for the multiplier. However once we correct Keynes's correction we see that he makes a valid point since the effect of money supply on income is no longer one of proportionality, and cannot be one of proportionality so long as part of the demand for money (the speculative part) is independent of the level of income.
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It was first used in the Championship on Saturday 1 June 2013 for the Kildare versus Offaly game, part of a double header with a second game of Dublin versus Westmeath. It was used to confirm that Offaly substitute Peter Cunningham's attempted point had gone wide 10 minutes into the second half. Use of Hawk-Eye was suspended during the 2013 All-Ireland hurling semi- finals on 18 August due to a human error during an Under-18 hurling game between Limerick and Galway. During the minor game, Hawk-Eye ruled a point for Limerick as a miss although the graphic showed the ball passing inside the posts, causing confusion around the stadium – the referee ultimately waved the valid point wide provoking anger from fans, viewers and TV analysts covering the game live.
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Additionally, the retail jewelry industry is now trying to be totally sustainable, with companies using green energy providers and recycling more, as well as preventing the use of mined-so called 'virgin gold' by applying re-finishing methods on pieces and re-selling them. Furthermore, the customer may opt for Fairtrade Gold, which gives a better deal to small scale and artisanal miners, and is an element of sustainable business. However, not all think that mining can be sustainable and much more must be done, noting that mining in general is in need of greater regional and international legislation and regulation, which is a valid point given the huge impact mining has on the planet and the huge number of products and goods that are made wholly or partly from mined materials.
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In February 2014, the GAA announced that both the 2013 football and hurling Championships brought in €11.9m in gate receipts, an increase of €1.3m for the hurling championship. The introduction of Hawk-Eye for Championship matches at Croke Park fell foul in a high-profile blunder by the computer system which led to use of Hawk-Eye being suspended during the All-Ireland semi-finals on 18 August. During the minor game between Limerick and Galway, Hawk-Eye ruled a point for Limerick as a miss although the graphic showed the ball passing inside the posts, causing confusion around the stadium - the referee ultimately waved the valid point wide provoking anger from fans, viewers and TV analysts covering the game live. The system was subsequently stood down for the senior game which followed, owing to "an inconsistency in the generation of a graphic".
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Since there is no Welsh element in the Union Jack, Wrexham's Labour MP Ian Lucas proposed on 26 November 2007 in a House of Commons debate that the Union Flag be combined with the Welsh flag to reflect Wales's status within the UK, and that the red dragon be added to the Union Flag's red, white, and blue pattern. He said the Union Jack currently only represented the other three UK nations, and Minister for Culture, Creative Industries and Tourism Margaret Hodge conceded that Lucas had raised a valid point for debate. She said, "the Government is keen to make the Union Flag a positive symbol of Britishness reflecting the diversity of our country today and encouraging people to take pride in our flag." This development sparked design contests with entries from all over the world; some of the entries incorporated red dragons and even anime characters and leeks.
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Marlo quickly has Joe clean his cash, and he drops off the fresh money at the diner, telling Vondas' man that he didn't mean for there to be any misunderstanding. Marlo once again meets with Vondas and attempts to sell himself as an insurance policy for the Greeks, implying that if anything were to happen to Proposition Joe, they would need another agent they could do business with. While Vondas believes all that matters is that the Greeks already have a secure relationship with someone they trust, The Greek states that Marlo makes a valid point that it is wise to have an insurance policy in volatile times, implicitly telling Marlo that if he moves on Joe, they will not stop him. After Marlo leaves, Vondas and the Greek seem resigned to Joe's demise and to initiating a new business relationship with Marlo, believing that Joe's time has come, and that Marlo's tenacity and ambition will not allow him to accept the Greeks' rejection of his business overtures.
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" Whether they became more calculated regarding their deeds of terror is unclear, but they remained horrific: "[Benjamin] Linder was out with his crew, knee deep in a stream, measuring the water flow to see whether it was suitable to power a plant for San José de Bocay. Five grenades suddenly exploded around him and his helpers, followed by gunfire. One of the grenades wounded Linder, and as he lay there a contra came up and blew his brains out...'[my son Ben was killed] by somebody paid by somebody paid by somebody paid by President Reagan.'"Cockburn, p. 249. Linder's father has a valid point since Reagan himself had stated "I'm a contra too", compared the contras with the founding fathers and the people in the French resistance, and then spent the money, $100 million in military aidGilbert, Dennis. Sandinistas: The Party and the Revolution, Oxford: Basil Blackwell, 1988, p. 167. issued just in 1986, to the Contras. There is more: "It was December 24, 1984. My son and his girlfriend had celebrated their wedding at 6 p.
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