So why are most other 2020 Democrats avoiding the issue?
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But ultimately, avoiding the issue isn't really doing him any favors.
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By avoiding the issue, we only prolong and intensify the consequences.
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"Avoiding the issue can have consequences for you and your friendship," she said.
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"Republicans won't win on health care by avoiding the issue," the administration official said.
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After avoiding the issue for years, the only thing left to do was to seek professional help.
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Fashion has been largely avoiding the issue, but on Sunday night, Prabal Gurung addressed it head-on.
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Normally, Apple would just replace the defective units and quietly move on, but here there's no avoiding the issue.
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"The only thing worse than avoiding the issue is talking about it and not doing anything about it," Wenig said.
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"A number of girls were keen on training, but due to social pressures, I had been avoiding the issue," Qambrani said.
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On the date, this translates to Dean completely shutting down and avoiding the issue because he's not sure how to tell Rachel.
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The question should be asked if the consistent ignoring and needling of the resident Jewish population is avoiding the issue of coexistence.
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Finkelstein says business leaders must also weigh the risks of either denouncing Trump or steering clear of controversy by avoiding the issue.
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Rather than avoiding the issue, Macron's government has sought to draw a link between energy and security in answering criticism over the weapons sales.
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But avoiding the issue of Europe is getting harder as Brexit — scheduled for March 29 — draws closer and the impact on the economy and jobs gets ever more real.
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By avoiding the issue for now, the justices left for another day a look at the contours of so called "true threats" -- speech that falls outside the protections of the First Amendment.
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After avoiding the issue for years, the New Delhi court soon will hear a hotly-contested dispute between Muslims and Hindus over the birthplace of one of Hinduism's chief deities, Lord Ram.
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No one wants to pay for repairs that might not be needed, but we know that ignoring or avoiding the issue is to do so at your peril and sometimes at great cost.
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After avoiding the issue for three years, he has vowed to raise with President Xi Jinping a 2016 arbitration ruling that invalidated China's claim to sovereignty over most of the South China Sea.
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After avoiding the issue for three years, he has vowed to raise with President Xi Jinping a 2016 arbitration ruling that invalidated China's claim to sovereignty over most of the South China Sea.
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With phase two on its way, May has avoided conflict within her divided Cabinet — comprised of both Brexiteers and Remainers — by entirely avoiding the issue of what the "end state" of Brexit should look like.
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At a time when most congressional campaigns in 2018 are largely avoiding the issue of climate change, these ballot initiatives have become a flashpoint for the nation's environmental community, drawing the support of prominent activists like 350.
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Normally, appointing a commission to study something is a way of avoiding the issue—but in the case of reparations, many supporters really don't know what form they'd take, so in this case, study could be productive.
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U.N. officials have spent the six years since then avoiding the issue by using evasive language and ignoring the findings of their own appointed scientists, who indicated that negligent sanitation at the organization's base introduced the South Asian strain of cholera into Haiti.
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Drudge accused the Post of avoiding the issue because it is owned by Amazon founder and CEO Jeff BezosJeffrey (Jeff) Preston BezosThe Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape Making space exploration cool again Sanders campaign to launch own 'newsletter with scoops' MORE.
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While Trump was avoiding the issue of domestic terrorism and white supremacy, he did find the time to bash Kenneth Frazier, CEO of the pharmaceutical company Merck & Co., who resigned from the President's American Manufacturing Council on Monday morning because of Trump's response to the violence in Virginia.
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The ceremony is happening as Hollywood is knee deep in the post-Weinstein reckoning with its culture of sexual abuse and systemic sexism, and its promos — some of which feature the tagline, "Hollywood, we've got a lot to talk about" — promise that host Seth Meyers won't be avoiding the issue.
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The Monopolistic Competition model is used because its simplicity allows the examination of one type of oligopoly while avoiding the issue of interdependence.
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Two months earlier the Assembly approved the establishment of an aid budget for Africa. These moves were approved by the UK Foreign Office and Department for International Development and are seen as an attempt by the UK to encourage and reward the authorities in its former colony while avoiding the issue of formal recognition.
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Alleging that the government is avoiding the issue, he said that he decided to run for president because he can't make executive orders if he stays in Congress, adding that he would direct the Department of Labor and Employment to implement the law against contractualization if he is elected. He promised permanent employment to both workers in the private and government sectors.
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The Liberian constitution and flag were modeled after the United States Constitution and flag because nearly all of Liberia's founders were either free people of color and former slaves who had emigrated as colonists from the United States. Liberia was founded as a colony of the American Colonization Society, a private organization established in Washington, D.C. in 1816. On February 5, 1862, after 15 years of avoiding the issue, the United States officially recognized Liberia's independence.
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The Court limited its decision to the validity of the orders to leave the West Coast military area, avoiding the issue of the incarceration of U.S. citizens. In 1948, the Evacuation Claims Act provided some compensation for property losses, but the act required documentation that many former inmates had lost during their removal and excluded lost opportunities, wages or interest from its calculations. Less than 24,000 filed a claim, and most received only a fraction of the losses they claimed.
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One technique for freeing the stuck pipe, or avoiding the issue to begin with, is to rotate the pipe string while pulling out of the hole. ;Key Seated Stuck Pipe Key seating occurs when the drill string becomes off-centered in the wellbore, and the pipe collars become caught on a deviation in the wellbore. If the rig is able to move the drill string freely downhole, but every time the drill string is pulled upward it becomes stuck at the same point, then it is likely that the pipe is caught in a key seat. ;Cave-in Stuck Pipe An unstable formation can result in a cave in.
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The Class 744 derived from the earlier Class 745 locomotives, with which they shared the boiler and the wheelbase; they were only partially successful, as their inside cylinders (chosen to keep the axle load as low as possible) forced the use of inadequately dimensioned big ends, which tended to run hot. The weight limits had been subsequently relaxed, and a 14.6 tons (later elevated to 14.85 for the Caprotti locomotives) axle load was permitted; this allowed the designers to place the two cylinders outside, avoiding the issue altogether.Cornolò, p. 403kalla-Bishop, ibidem The first batch of 25 locomotives was outshopped by Breda in 1927, and had Walschaerts valve gear.
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The Bureau denied its role for decades despite scholarly evidence to the contrary, and its role became more widely acknowledged by 2007. In 1944, the U.S. Supreme Court upheld the constitutionality of the removal by ruling against Fred Korematsu's appeal for violating an exclusion order. The Court limited its decision to the validity of the exclusion orders, avoiding the issue of the incarceration of U.S. citizens without due process, but ruled on the same day in Ex parte Endo that a loyal citizen could not be detained, which began their release.. The day before the Korematsu and Endo rulings were made public, the exclusion orders were rescinded.Shiho Imai.
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Drafted soldiers were for use only in North America unless they volunteered, avoiding the issue that caused the 1917 crisis. (When Mayor of Montreal Camilien Houde nonetheless opposed conscription in August 1940, he was arrested and sent to an internment camp.) The United States government also feared the consequences to North America of a German victory in Europe. Because of the Monroe Doctrine the American military had long considered any foreign attack on Canada as the same as attacking the United States. American isolationists who criticized Roosevelt administration aid to Europe could not criticize helping Canada, which a survey of Americans in the summer of 1940 found that 81% supported defending.
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The draft guidance states: "By the end of primary school, pupils should know that others' families, either in school or in the wider world, sometimes look different from their family, but that they should respect those differences and know that other children's families are also characterised by love and care for them." The guidance for secondary schools adds: "Pupils should be taught the facts and the law about sex, sexuality, sexual health and gender identity in an age-appropriate and inclusive way... All pupils should feel that the content is relevant to them and their developing sexuality." This followed reports of some religious schools deliberately avoiding the issue, most notably an Orthodox Jewish school in north London which in 2018 had removed all references to the homosexual victims of Nazi persecution throughout their textbooks.
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Hirsi Ali has criticized Western feminists for avoiding the issue of the subjugation of women in the Muslim world and singled out Germaine Greer for arguing that FGM needs to be considered a "cultural identity" that western women don't understand. During the Brandeis University controversy, Hirsi Ali noted that "an authority on 'Queer/Feminist Narrative Theory' ... [sided] with the openly homophobic Islamists" in speaking against her. Rich Lowry writing for Politico wrote that while Hirsi Ali had many traits which should have made her a "feminist hero" such as: being a refugee from an abusive patriarchy, being an African immigrant who made her way to a Western country and an advocate for women's rights, this does not happen because she is "a dissident of the wrong religion". Feminists instead criticise Hirsi Ali for "strengthening racism" instead of "weakening sexism".
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In 1791 Thomas Jefferson talked about gradual emancipation of US slaves in his private correspondence with friends while publicly remaining silent on the issue.Matthewson, Jefferson and the Nonrecognition of Haïti, p. 23 However, by the time that the revolution was coming to an end and the debate over an embargo began, Jefferson's attitude shifted to fully avoiding the issue. Louis Andre Pichon, the chargé d’affaires of France, felt that Jefferson would help to put down the slaves due to the fear of black rebellion in the US. Jefferson had, in fact, pledged to help starve out Toussaint Louverture, Haïti's rebel leader, but due to fears of the ambitions of Napoleon Bonaparte Jefferson refrained from such action. Haïti attempted to establish closer ties with the US during the Jefferson administration, but this was difficult to do, in part because of the massacres of French whites in Haïti by Jean-Jacques Dessalines in the 1804 Haiti Massacre.
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The treaty declares as its "principal aim the speediest possible achievement of an agreement on general and complete disarmament under strict international control" and explicitly states the goal of achieving a comprehensive test ban (one that bans underground tests). The treaty permanently forbids the parties to the treaty from conducting, permitting, or encouraging any nuclear explosion in the atmosphere, outer space, or underwater as well as "any other nuclear explosion" that threatens to send nuclear debris into another state's territory. The wording "any other nuclear explosion" prohibited peaceful nuclear explosions because of the difficulty in differentiating those from military tests without expanded verification measures. Per the compromise forged by US delegates Adrian S. Fisher and John McNaughton in Moscow, Article 3 of the treaty allows states to deposit instruments of ratification or accession with the government of the United Kingdom, the Soviet Union, or United States, thereby avoiding the issue of the treaty appearing to legitimize governments lacking universal recognition.
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