"I don't think you would ever just blanketly say, 'I'm ready to accept these outcomes,' " Spicer said.
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"I don't think you would ever just blanketly say, 'I'm going to accept any outcome,'" Mr. Spicer said.
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Bill Nelson, before -- after President Trump said four people, gave us four nominees, said he would blanketly oppose all four.
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Hydroxychloroquine can also have side effects like headaches, dizziness, and diarrhea, so it's not something that doctors can blanketly prescribe.
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"The president also obstructed Congress by blanketly refusing to cooperate with the body's constitutional right to investigate the matter," he added.
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I know that my Florida Senator Bill Nelson said he was going to vote blanketly against all four when one of them he had previously voted for.
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I know that -- my Florida Senator Bill Nelson said he was going to vote blanketly against all four when one of them he had previously voted for.
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"We need to be consistent in defining these criteria and determine if they lead to significant harms before we blanketly label something as a disorder," she says.
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And in June, the German parliament passed a law blanketly requiring tech platforms to take down illegal content (which includes Nazi stuff) or face a $57 million fine.
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"Before we blanketly characterize their behavior as deceptive and/or a credibility issue, we referred the matter to the Internal Affairs Division of the Baltimore Police Department," wrote Melba Saunders, a spokeswoman for the office.
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You never say, blanketly, I'm not answering any subpoenas," Pelosi said at an event hosted by the Georgetown University Law Center, an apparent reference to comments Trump made last month saying "We're fighting all the subpoenas.
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"Before we blanketly characterize their behavior as deceptive and/or a credibility issue, we referred the matter to the Internal Affairs Division of the Baltimore Police Department," Saunders said in a statement on behalf of Mosby.
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They&aposre saying you know, they have four names, they don&apost even know who the choice is yet and they&aposre saying we are blanketly voting against these individuals and that&aposs that&aposs a shame.
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And I think we should be making those demands and negotiating on those demands rather than saying blanketly we're going to support whatever Cameron comes out with in one, two years' time, whenever he finally decides to hold this referendum.
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But to blanketly say as the president of the United States that you're encouraging people to be shot in the street? That’s what I'm concerned about and, frankly, everyone should be concerned about that. That's not leadership. That's cowardice.
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The antiphilosopher could argue that, with regard to ethics, there is only practical, ordinary reasoning. Therefore, it is wrong to a priori superimpose overarching ideas of what is good for philosophical reasons. For example, it is wrong to blanketly assume that only happiness matters, as in utilitarianism. This is not to say though that some utilitarian-like argument can't be valid when it comes to what is right in some particular case.
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German troops round up Italian civilians in front of the Palazzo Barberini, Rome, in March 1944, shortly before the Ardeatine massacre In addition, following the Italian armistice, the Germans blanketly rounded up and interned Italian soldiers, even those not actively involved in the Resistance. Italian soldiers captured by the Germans numbered around 650,000-700,000 (some 45,000 others were killed in combat, executed, or died during transport), of whom between 40,000 and 50,000 later died in the camps. After disarmament by the Germans, the Italian soldiers and officers were confronted with the choice to continue fighting as allies of the Nazi German army (either in the armed forces of the Italian Social Republic, the German puppet regime in northern Italy, or in Italian "volunteer" units in the German armed forces) or, otherwise, be sent to detention camps in Germany. Only 10 percent agreed to cooperate with the Third Reich, with the remainder refusing to enroll or continue fighting for Germany and were instead interned under terrible conditions.
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