Mr Trump dispensed with that lot in a few tweets.
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The Senate dispensed with hearings and confirmed Burton without debate.
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If they can be dispensed with, they often will be.
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The vote came after the upper chamber dispensed with Sen.
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DL: But in this case, you dispensed with the Minotaur.
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Matt Lauer said good morning, then dispensed with the niceties.
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The book dispensed with Maric in a couple of sentences.
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But at larger parties, the table is dispensed with altogether.
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Having dispensed with academic standards, OMICS makes money on volume.
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They quickly dispensed with Mitchell once Kavanaugh took the stand.
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Trump largely dispensed with the traditional dog whistles of the right.
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In 2016, nearly 3.9 billion prescriptions were dispensed with generic drugs.
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It seemed like she had dispensed with her usual uppity pretentions.
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Throughout the developing world antibiotics are dispensed with no prescription required.
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Other colleges stayed open, but quickly dispensed with their failing programs.
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Sometimes the secretarial firms just dispensed with the pretense up front.
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Some AI researchers think that human beings can be dispensed with entirely.
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David Hume dispensed with it in a letter to Montesquieu in 1749.
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Mr Xi dispensed with several political norms during the recent NPC session.
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The Foundation has dispensed with the requirement to sign a Separation Agreement.
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In private shopping visits, the deterrents of usual stores are dispensed with.
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But Mr. Trump dispensed with those diplomatic niceties during his news conference.
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And sometimes Mr. Roth dispensed with the disguise altogether — or seemed to.
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But now that we've dispensed with that, I'll give you my views.
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Trump has just dispensed with dog whistles and revels in his bigotry instead.
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The intermission could be dispensed with and the staging might become more immersive.
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But when it met resistance in the Vatican, the pope dispensed with it.
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On Thursday, the Senate dispensed with the ceremonial functions of the impeachment trial.
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Mr. Trump has dispensed with what he considers pointless moralizing and preachy naïveté.
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By using a rag to wipe his surfaces, Balke dispensed with a brush.
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"We dispensed with that idea of needing some grand master suite," Mr. Malina said.
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We dispensed with her a year ago, but she just won&apost go away.
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There is little scope for dispute, so a written contract can be dispensed with.
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General Electric said little but has since dispensed with much of its financial operations.
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But then Ms. Keeling dispensed with the pain the only way she knew how.
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At this year's convention an opening video, set to stirring music, dispensed with subtlety.
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The production dispensed with orchestra, using Brahms's four-hand-piano reduction of the score.
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While new characters were introduced, old characters, it seemed, could be dispensed with, too.
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Most obviously, there's Donald Trump, who has dispensed with one democratic norm after another.
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So I was pleased to see the White Walkers dispensed with halfway through the season.
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The device is even simpler than Mr Slat's original idea, having dispensed with the anchor.
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Mr Kavanaugh dispensed with the historical expectation that judicial nominees should appear measured and impartial.
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Cops told me earlier that even the smallest skirmishes will be dispensed with overwhelming force.
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Having dispensed with the real Indians, America then began losing its heart to imaginary ones.
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In his memoir "The Art of the Deal," he dispensed with it in five paragraphs.
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The acquisition quickly fell apart that same year, and Kmart dispensed with its book division.
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But in a single declaration, Biden quickly dispensed with even the pretense of equal consideration.
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Originally, Shapiro had dispensed with him by Episode 5, but his story line was extended.
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Mr. Trump briefly acknowledged Nancy Pelosi as "Madam Speaker," but dispensed with even perfunctory congratulations.
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In doing so, the Executive dispensed with immigration statutes by declaring unlawful conduct to be lawful.
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Others, like playing find-the-bad-pitcher the way the Nationals did, have been dispensed with.
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They dispensed with the expensive frills that most rivals offered, such as research and investment advice.
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Power centers are elsewhere — in financial systems, corporations, technology, networks — that long since dispensed with borders.
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But I couldn't help being disappointed that Ms. Melocik had dispensed with the novel's bittersweet ending.
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Like most conductors nowadays, Mr. Rattle dispensed with the third fateful hammer stroke in the finale.
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If they've been dispensed with because of our country's political or economic goals, that's quite another.
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For him, Op was a hard-edged, non-painterly style to be consumed and dispensed with.
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This time it's also fast, bright and breezy, having already dispensed with the back-story particulars.
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Since ConAgra dispensed with the recalled peanut butter nearly a decade ago, prosecutors asked for cash instead.
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But Hinton says his breakthrough method should be dispensed with, and a new path to AI found.
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Everything that you know and think about when you imagine a supercar is largely dispensed with here.
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Arizona is also one of 14 states to have dispensed with the lifetime five-year eligibility limit.
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But, having dispensed with this framework, "Mapping the Bones" immerses us in Chaim and Gittel's struggles directly.
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This year, Putin dispensed with his usual studio audience, fielding questions asked by text message and video.
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In his last two swings through South Carolina, however, Mr. Buttigieg has dispensed with his stump speech.
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Then, having dispensed with this gesture of courtesy, he bore in, equating Obama with a deposed dictator.
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Age-old cooling tricks like courtyards, crossbreeze-promoting corners, eaves, porches, and other architectural features were dispensed with.
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But he dispensed with the idea that Khashoggi's murder was the work of a few rogue Saudi officers.
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The pairing seemed, to quote Coffey, stupid at the time, but I never successfully dispensed with it, either.
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More striking still, he dispensed with countertenor falsetto in that number and sang in his natural baritone voice.
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And since Mr Barzani began selling his own oil he has dispensed with the need for a budget.
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After being dangled like flimsy, adorable props in previous episodes, the children were dispensed with entirely this week.
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For their part the rebels dispensed with the kind of anti-imperialist rhetoric that once peppered their statements.
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If there were any questions about whether she would drop out of the race, she dispensed with them.
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First, it dispensed with eBay's auction model, allowing shoppers to instead quickly buy items for a fixed price.
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In an interview with Recode, she dispensed with the argument that Big Tech did not affect people's lives.
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What if he dispensed with the anchor of the everyday and just went for the extremity, the hallucination?
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But on Tuesday, he largely dispensed with that idea and opted for the more straightforward route: just staying president.
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After Ms. Hassan was sentenced by Judge Ahmed al-Ameri, he swiftly dispensed with the rest of the docket.
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For another, some of the food, like the soup, is dispensed with high style from heavy Mauviel copper pots.
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The usual National Security Council process was dispensed with; only a small circle of advisers was even clued in.
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The parents and their cult-related schemes are almost entirely dispensed with, only brought back when it makes sense.
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In countries with closer ties to China, agents have occasionally dispensed with such pressures in favour of more resolute action.
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The buns were underfilled with a dry lobster salad, and the promised aioli had apparently been dispensed with an eyedropper.
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For days, Mr. Cruz has dispensed with any pretense that he can rise above Mr. Trump in a fractured field.
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A writer like Atwood takes great joy in world-building, but for Oates it's a chore to be dispensed with.
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And when they took the stage, they dispensed with the customary handshake in favor of a coronavirus-era elbow bump.
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At the end of their remarks, Mr. Modi dispensed with the usual energetic handshake and rather awkwardly hugged Mr. Trump.
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Often there seems to be nothing but ideas, raised and dispensed with, elbowing aside character, emotional momentum and story coherence.
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Inside the House chamber, lawmakers dispensed with any pretense of persuasion, accepting early on that the vote was largely predetermined.
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He dispensed with the bills and other annoyances first so as to settle into the catalogs of coming art auctions.
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Their troubles, in many cases, don't extend much past their respective dungeons, at which point they've largely been safely dispensed-with.
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Designers have dispensed with the border and the home button in order to fit more screen into a similar-sized device.
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Advertising sales are declining, subscribers are dying off and a "streamlined" editorial process has dispensed with the old fact-checking department.
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The requirement to tag dead kangaroos to keep a tally of the number shot across the state had been dispensed with.
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After the administration said they would rescind the program, Paxton backed off and allowed the other lawsuit to be dispensed with.
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That said, now that we've dispensed with essentially Wellick's entire Season 2 arc, I'm excited for the revelations yet to come.
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Lincoln dispensed with concerns about Virginia's unrepresented residents by comparing them to nonvoters, even though many of them had no choice.
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The debate was scheduled for three hours, yet — even with formal opening and closing statements dispensed with — it still ran long.
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But then Mr. Probst dispensed with tradition and spoke one-on-one with Ms. Kim, with the pair sitting on stools.
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The curators have dispensed with the phrase — deleting it from both wall texts and catalog — taking a more audacious, encompassing tack.
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Some pro-gun activists were disappointed that Bolsonaro had not entirely dispensed with the federal police's role in approving gun ownership.
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But it has not dispensed with human attendants and has someone on hand to talk to customers and provide a human touch.
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Now that Arya Stark has dispensed with pretty much all of the Frey men, though, that could all be about to change.
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The streak itself is quickly dispensed with, containing as it does the ordinary mix of straight-out losses and a few heartbreakers.
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Yotel, for example, dispensed with bellhops in its New York microhotel, relying instead on a robotic arm to store and retrieve luggage.
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Many colleges and universities have dispensed with formulas and just give the same allowances to students who live on- or off-campus.
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Some of the models had dispensed with the usual body stocking and sent male front-row sitters into polishing up their glasses.
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The French Revolution, in particular, dispensed with absolutist monarchy in France and plunged all of Europe into a time of political instability.
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It unleashes Herndon's vocal syllables as percussion for a kind of hissy, feminine, multilayered, glitchy beatboxing, human input dispensed with inhuman timing.
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Senator Richard Shelby, a pillar of Alabama politics for over 45 years, dispensed with his usual caution to support a longtime friend.
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And with England breezing through World Cup qualifying, the F.A. dispensed with its usual bunker mentality regarding the country's temperamental news media.
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He dispensed with the usual grace notes of inaugural speeches, not even mentioning or shaking the hand of his vanquished opponent, Mrs.
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Neither seem worried about being the "scary black man" or the "angry black woman," stereotypes that the Obamas dealt and dispensed with.
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Consider the first paragraph of a 2011 libel decision, which dispensed with the throat-clearing and jargon that characterizes many judicial opinions.
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The 4-gram wireless headphones were also revolutionary, of course, for pairing with the new iPhone 7, which dispensed with a headphone jack.
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One sign of its over-ambition is that most of the shots in the trailer are dispensed with in the first 20 minutes.
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For example, he dispensed with jacket lapels and moved the center shirt placket to the side to keep it out of arms' way.
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The most famous have effectively dispensed with it, and the newly famous have grown up in an age where it was largely irrelevant.
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Thankfully, though, Ms. DuVernay has dispensed with the winking and cutesiness that are Hollywood's preferred ways of pandering and condescending to grown-ups.
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He was photographed walking to work, dispensed with his predecessor's long motorcade, quit his other posts and banned first-class travel for ministers.
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To overhaul PEPFAR's approach, Birx dispensed with testing and treatment clinics that weren't finding or treating substantial numbers of people living with HIV.
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MTV again dispensed with gender classifications, placing men and women together in performance categories in a move to embrace equality and gender fluidity.
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After Trump dispensed with Jeb Bush who had the advantage of his father and brother's network of fundraising contacts, he went after Sens.
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They should instead join Collins and Heller in demanding that this flawed bill be dispensed with, in favor of trying to craft something better.
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Whereas other Argento projects have dispensed with the need for any truly logical or compelling storytelling (bless you, Suspiria), Deep Red is the exception.
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Things would be more efficient if the gubbins could be dispensed with and a rocket designed that consists of only payload, motor and propellants.
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Trump quickly dispensed with a protester who emerged from the audience to hold up a package of red golf balls emblazoned with Nazi swastikas.
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By launching strikes without prior approval from parliament, May dispensed with a non-binding constitutional convention dating back to the 2003 invasion of Iraq.
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Unable to decipher if it's friend or foe on the other line, many people have dispensed with answering the phone all together, Nelson said.
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The heartbroken lead single "Oh God" confirmed that they'd dispensed with cornpone punchlines and evolved into something deeper than a hipster-country novelty act.
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The site was fitting for this nontraditional but nevertheless faithful production, which essentially dispensed with sets and featured simple, contemporary costumes by Tracy Christensen.
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Jimmy (Goran Visnjic), Gillian's abusive ex, is dispensed with three times in the film: accidentally poisoned with belladonna, purposefully hit over the head, exorcised.
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Mr. Powell dispensed with the usual practice of reading the full statement of the Fed's Open Market Committee, which sets rates, before taking questions.
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Now, on the verge of victory, McConnell and the Republicans have dispensed with any fiction that the Supreme Court is an impartial deliberative body.
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But it also ceded what once had been very high ground, and dispensed with the most romantic notions about what fashion magazines can be.
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There is a degree of common understanding in the room that the notion of human accountability for the use of force cannot be dispensed with.
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Once McGovern's motion was dispensed with another 85033 minutes later, the House returned to originally planned proceedings on a spending bill for the Defense Department.
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The Dodd-Frank Act, which tightened up many banking rules after the crisis, should be dispensed with and replaced with a simple, higher capital requirement.
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Your first course, whether you want it or not, will be a ramekin of lard, to be dispensed with Polish sourdough bread and salted cucumbers.
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He has dispensed with all semblances of wanting to appear presidential and embraced what seems to be most natural to him: acting like a pig.
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Clinton dispensed with Democrats' longstanding caveat that the procedure should be rare, and strongly defended women's right to control their own bodies without government interference.
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The dinner neared its conclusion, the Diet Cokes consumed, the marinara crime scenes cleaned up, the matters of headless rabbits and proper hangings dispensed with.
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But the Trump White House has dispensed with the detailed and often prolonged review of operations and tactics that were conducted under the Obama administration.
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Just hours before Mr. Trump dispensed with it, Mr. Abe told Parliament that Tokyo would lobby the new administration on the merits of the deal.
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Adam Davidson's reporting on the Trump Tower in Baku, Azerbaijan, suggests that he dispensed with normal FCPA compliance procedures and basically got away with it.
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At his second hearing he dispensed with the mild neutrality offered by most nominees, and launched instead into an intemperate diatribe, treating Democratic senators with contempt.
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But after he finished speaking, the president left the dais without shaking the hand of the speaker, who then dramatically dispensed with the papers before her.
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Evidence of Naseem's fitness issues came in the manner of his entrance to the ring, during which he dispensed with his usual somersault over the ropes.
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But President Ferdinand Marcos, who was loath to step down when his second term ended, dispensed with it rather easily after declaring martial law in 1972.
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On Monday, it may have been exacerbated by New York first-night nerves (there were a couple of small slips), but it should be dispensed with.
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His combative performance dispensed with the high-minded judicial persona he adopted during his initial confirmation hearings and embraced the partisanship Democrats have accused him of.
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Johnny — one-name-only since his first album, "Hello, Johnny" sold one million copies in 3503 — dispensed with cleverness, and emanated from somewhere considerably further south.
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Other shows that tape in front of a studio audience — late-night shows in particular — have either dispensed with the audience portion or taken temporary hiatus.
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He created a conservative news channel that dispensed with objectivity, and sometimes with facts, while claiming it was more objective — "Fair and Balanced" — than the competition.
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The party itself has dispensed with public confessions of this inclination — at least until Trump — but the white supremacy still survives and even thrives in policy.
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Uncompromising in tone and entirely in keeping with his insurgent campaign, Mr. Trump dispensed with appeals to unity or attempts to build bridges to his opponents.
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While postmodernism rightfully dispensed with the critical requirement of hewing to a logical and often reductive program, it also opened the floodgates to arbitrariness and pastiche.
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After Arya casually dispensed with the entire Frey family she surely would have managed to bring down Cersei, no matter how heavily guarded the Queen might be.
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At a stroke, these developments dispensed with the need to find volunteers either to supply eggs for nuclear transplant, or to carry the cloned embryos to term.
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So, to witness that same industry make so unambiguously clear that these men can and will be dispensed with sends a powerful — and, one hopes, lasting — message.
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Trump, who has long dispensed with the dog whistle in favor of straight-up racism, has built a campaign that is basically a giant Willie Horton ad.
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For the first time, Benjamin and Crimp had dispensed with a distancing frame, having decided that what had at first seemed necessary might now smack of mannerism.
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Were he to try to dismiss Mueller, in a similar manner to the way he dispensed with FBI chief James Comey, he could incite a constitutional crisis.
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Mr. Armani had dispensed with the usual show notes, so there was nothing to do but wonder and re-emerge into Paris as the lights went up.
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The speed with which the I.O.C. dispensed with Pengilly stands in contrast with the way the organization has dealt with other members whose behavior has drawn scrutiny.
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In his works — almost all for piano — he dispensed with the programmatic titles that many 19th-century composers used to evoke fairy-tale landscapes and picaresque quests.
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Yet, the Russians dispensed with the classic hollowed out pumpkins and sought to arrange the whole thing with an email from a music promoter filled with intrigue.
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I received rudimentary instruction in English and arithmetic — an afterthought after a long day of religious studies — but by high school, secular studies were dispensed with altogether.
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He dispensed with the usual political etiquette, chafed against the ill-fitting political party in which he'd garbed his ambitions and insisted that the system was rigged.
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Klobuchar dispensed with the idea that the turnover in her office makes her similar to President Donald Trump, whose White House has been dogged by considerable turnover.
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Mr Maduro, however, has dispensed with any pretence of legitimacy: in August he installed a "constituent assembly" as a sham parliament to replace the opposition-controlled national assembly.
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Recently, at Little Tong, the chicken was hand-pulled, the skin was dispensed with, and mayonnaise was added to the dressing of pickled red onions, chili, and cilantro.
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The Queen delivered the speech in a toned-down ceremony that dispensed with a horse-drawn procession to parliament, and she swapped her crown for a blue hat.
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I think it's about time we dispensed with the repetitive and tiresome Ramsay Bolton strain of evil, and got back to Littlefinger's clever and creative strain of evil.
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The important truth is that he was just another libidinous cad in a libertine culture that long ago dispensed with most notions of personal restraint and gentlemanly behavior.
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Promoting American culture abroad, once a high point of American foreign policy, was considered obsolete, an idea that was dispensed with at the end of the Cold War.
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Last Wednesday, with a pandemic spiking and the economy plummeting, Senator Charles Schumer finally lost his cool and dispensed with syntactic best practices in the name of urgency.
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After the couple experience a schism, they each seek solace in drug-fueled liaisons with others, and the rationale for sci-fi allegory is pretty much dispensed with.
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In 2015, for example, an innkeeper in Maine dispensed with her bed-and-breakfast through an essay contest; she had acquired it in the same fashion in 1993.
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Recent research has dispensed with the myth of "economic anxiety" and shone a light instead on the central importance race played in Trump's march to the White House.
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Having dispensed with galleries (and their forty-to-fifty-per-cent cut of all sales), Hammons was in financial territory that most artists have no urge to explore.
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Any pretense of solemnity, however, was quickly dispensed with as speeches were intermittently interrupted by chants from both sides emanating from both the public gallery and the deputies.
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Is it simply because they felt that the 2015 Net Neutrality order, which threw out over 700 rules and dispensed with more than 25 provisions, was too heavy-handed?
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He dispensed with his usual riff about his poll numbers and mostly avoided jabs at his fellow candidates (with the exception of a "low-energy" shot at Jeb Bush).
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The prosecutor, Naïma Rudloff, dispensed with this issue by reminding the court that Abdelkader was a jihadist like his brother, and that, consequently, he necessarily understood his brother's intentions.
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Although the killings have dispensed with what Mr. Duterte has called "the rigmarole" of due process, his drug war has proved wildly popular in a country plagued by crime.
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Untethered from the play, it's an old joke — but in the blood-soaked, ambition-fueled world of "Henry VI," such niceties as law are obstacles to be dispensed with.
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"Waves," Shults's new movie, released Friday, also includes a scene with a character offering clemency to a dying father, but this time he has dispensed with the supernatural packaging.
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THE Queen's Speech on June 21st ticked almost all the requisite boxes when it came to tradition, even if Queen Elizabeth dispensed with both her crown and the state coach.
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It also resulted in drugs being dispensed with patient-specific labels displaying an incorrect product identifier called a National Drug Code, affecting Omnicare's ability to conduct recalls, the government said.
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Instead, she proposes to keep the United Kingdom as a whole temporarily in a customs union and in regulatory alignment until technology allows physical border controls to be dispensed with.
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Probability and statistics problems were either reserved for the on-site interview or dispensed with entirely (though I may have gotten a pass on this because I have a PhD).
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Gawker and Denton were influential forces in the growth of online media, developing a direct, conversational and sometimes-slashing style that dispensed with many journalistic conventions and was widely imitated.
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Ty dispensed with the cloying chivalry of commercial R. & B., and zeroed in on the routine of seducing women and rejecting them with the swift coldness of a kicking horse.
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With this app (an Android version is coming soon), Quartz has dispensed with the conventional approach to news and instead introduced a chat messaging interface through which content is delivered.
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Hinojosa added that under new DNC chair Tom Perez, the committee and state parties have dispensed with the old fundraising agreement and signed a new agreement with state Democratic organizations.
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Stephens writes: The important truth is that he was just another libidinous cad in a libertine culture that long ago dispensed with most notions of personal restraint and gentlemanly behavior.
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Gawker and Denton were influential forces in the development of online media, developing a direct, conversational and sometimes-slashing style that dispensed with many journalistic conventions and was widely imitated.
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Lashing out as more stories emerge about Judge Kavanaugh's youth, Mr. Trump dispensed with the restraint that advisers have urged him to exercise and adopted the attack mode he prefers.
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And Ballet Theater needs this to be true, since this year it has dispensed with most of the guest stars who have often studded its spring seasons at the Met.
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Mr. Bolton largely dispensed with the traditional national security process, in which issues are extensively deliberated, and tended to be more of a policy advocate than an arbiter of options.
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The Partnership for Public Service identified nearly 700 of the most important Senate-confirmed jobs; confirmation could be dispensed with for the rest, which are board positions and the like.
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And so Oussouby Sacko, 403, quickly dispensed with the elephant in the room: He is a black man in a homogeneous country that has long had an ambivalent relationship with outsiders.
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Additionally, the show also made a bold change last year when it dispensed with gendered categories and combined the Best Actor and Best Actress category, a tradition it continues this year.
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Chris Rock, who previously hosted in 2005, dispensed with any cute musical numbers introducing the nominated movies, and he wasted no time tackling what is now known by the hashtag #OscarsSoWhite.
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But while these initiatives seemed to broaden the scope of the event, this year's fair also dispensed with FIAC Off(icielle), its two year-old satellite fair of 50 emerging galleries.
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For spring, makeup artists dispensed with painstakingly perfect mascara in favor of clumpy lashes, a look that's only difficult to achieve if you can't resist fixing it upon seeing your reflection.
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Among the few notable things about this year's Golden Globes was that so many women dispensed with long curling-ironed hair or chignons or whatever other frippery and just chopped it.
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He then began an effort with Marvell's engineering leaders to identify chips that should be dispensed with as a waste of engineering resources, in order to focus on moneymaking products instead.
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"Often there seems to be nothing but ideas, raised and dispensed with, elbowing aside character, emotional momentum and story coherence," James Poniewozik wrote in his review for The New York Times.
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Imagine a publishing industry that dispensed with hit-making, that used the millions of dollars poured into "American Dirt" to invest more into promoting a greater number and panoply of authors.
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Pope Francis acted on the commission's proposal to create a tribunal to discipline bishops who covered up abuse — but then dispensed with the tribunal when it hit resistance within the Vatican.
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The Declaration of the Rights of Man was not a universal truth, but a political tool used to further the dominion of the revolutionaries — something to be dispensed with when necessary.
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It wisely dispensed with in-studio interviews, instead featuring a field segment — this week, a Werner Herzog-like documentary on Jeb Bush's New Hampshire campaign, styled as an existential tragedy of ennui.
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Call someone a resource, and it is a small step to assuming that they can be treated like a thing, subject to being controlled and, ultimately, dispensed with when surplus to requirements.
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At the very least, this ensures that combat can be dispensed-with quickly, but if that's the virtue of this system, then its vice is how large a role combat still plays.
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Their campaigns dispensed with the customary greeting between their spouses after the Clinton campaign sought to prevent any new Trump theatrics, like his parade of Bill Clinton's accusers at the last debate.
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The operatives tasked with leading the campaign believe that the issue will also highlight how GOP leaders have dispensed with long-held Republican views on trade to fall in line with Trump.
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You can't force someone to read something that's not interesting and the internet's dispensed with that, but just shrugging and saying look, "The internet's making me write shit" isn't a good response.
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" But, she said, "he could have taken off the grin, dispensed with small talk, said facts were important and the U.S. was committed to get them, and ended in a better place.
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And in the process, they may have dispensed with one clue that has driven years of speculation, while a team of collaborating archaeologists potentially turned up more hints at the aviator's fate.
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A commission established by the City Council, in a report issued last year, dispensed with the notion that the sculpture was, as its supporters argue, simply a neutral expression of Southern pride.
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Now, after an election campaign in which Mr Trump trashed immigrants, vowed to rewrite trade deals and threatened to withdraw America's security guarantee, the West's indispensable nation appears to have dispensed with itself.
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Too little, too late looks to be the thinking of the board who announced on Monday they had dispensed with the services of their Dutch manager two years into his three-year contract.
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In getting on top of Gendry, Arya bucked the trend of showing deference to a sexual partner -- and also dispensed with that ton of sexual anxiety we're trained to expect from young women.
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The youth-oriented MTV network, known for its irreverent award shows, again dispensed with gender classifications, placing men and women together in performance categories in a move to embrace equality and gender fluidity.
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The President dispensed with diplomatic convention by holding a pull-aside meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin at the G20 summit in Germany, without any US representative by his side -- using Moscow's translator.
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In this election, young Republican stars and seasoned party veterans alike have dispensed with any coyness to stress that they'd rather do yard work than stand beside the gaudy topiary that is Trump.
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Mr. Gottfried reminded Mr. Chayefsky that they had already dispensed with a previous director and that, with time running short, the only person who could replace Mr. Russell was probably Mr. Chayefsky himself.
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The swampy story of his son's business dealings overseas while Biden was vice president — a subplot of the impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump — was dispensed with quickly, within the first 20 minutes.
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Ms. Cahalan, the writer, dispensed with traditional bridesmaids and wedding cake and had her brother-in-law stand in for a cleric to officiate at her wedding, "which made it more intimate," she said.
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In 2016 (and 2017 and 2018), Mr. Trump dispensed with dog whistles in favor of a more explicit strategy of cultural confrontation, which prompted — and may continue to prompt — a more powerful liberal counterreaction.
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Incidentally, I noticed that the Deseret News in Utah used "President" on each reference to Mr. Monson, but that The Salt Lake Tribune — like almost every other American publication — dispensed with any honorific altogether.
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Mr. Abbas and his advisers have complained that the Trump administration has dispensed with any pretense that the United States can be a neutral mediator of the conflict and has essentially taken Israel's side.
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But Mr. Trump found himself in a no-win position, as lawmakers eager to punish Russia for its interference in the election and its aggression toward its neighbors dispensed with the usual partisan divide.
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He dispensed with some of the more grandiose language that has occasionally flavored Democratic speeches against Mr. Trump and tried to link together the testimony and documents into a narrative for senators to follow.
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I guess if you were a shareholder, you'd feel pretty badly about some of the spending, but you'll probably do okay once the other assets — in China's Alibaba and Japan's Yahoo Japan — are dispensed with.
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I'm not sure whether it would help or hurt Trump's cause, but I'm virtually certain the Founders would nod their approval if we dispensed with electoral votes and chose our presidents in a popular election.
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By now, much of the professional world has dispensed with the 9-to-5 workday, and while death by overwork is rife in Japan and China, the always-on culture has spread around the world.
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This policy has been dispensed with before, including in June 2016 when then-FBI Director James Comey publicly pronounced that Clinton had been "extremely careless" in handling classified information even though she was never charged.
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Where things stand: FWS declared in March that all trophy import decisions would be made on a case-by-case basis, and the agency dispensed with the previous findings of conservation "enhancement" from international hunting.
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But of any woman creator an explanation is required of whether, or how, she dispensed with her femininity and its limitations, with her female biological destiny; of where — so to speak — she buried the body.
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Related to Taiwan, Trump has dispensed with the ambiguity inherent in the Obama administration's scattered faux Freedom of Navigation operations — "innocent passages" — in the South China Sea, which China claims as its sovereign maritime domain.
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On reflection, though, the thing has given rise to a confidence that is subtler, and truly everyday: It has refined my understanding of utility, of which functions are essential and which can be dispensed with.
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There could have been more in-depth analysis of the dynamics of power in Orwell's totalitarian state, whose leaders, we are told, are the first to have dispensed with even the pretense of serving humanity.
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But with Democrats increasingly bullish about their chances of retaking the House next year, the candidates fighting for control of the committee have dispensed with niceties and are openly campaigning on the "I" word: Impeachment.
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The room dispensed with art altogether but featured playful touches like built-in magazine racks, a mustard seat cushion, and a mod circular black, white, and gold light fixture hung from its extra-high ceiling.
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He has dispensed with the professorial history lessons that slowed his stump speech down at the beginning of the fall and sharpened his argument into an animated, finger-pointing, crowd-riling indictment of his successor.
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Jazz and country music are largely dispensed with in a three-page summary, along with the Great Depression, Great Migration and World War II, in a rush to get to teenagers and rock 'n' roll.
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Each dispensed with formality and frequently referred to the other by his first name as they tussled over issues of affordable housing, transit funding, homelessness and whether contributions to political candidates create conflicts of interest.
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Now that the President has dispensed with the "adults" -- military, national security and political professionals once seen as restraints on his wildest instincts -- he's left with the loyalists who will fight alongside him whatever happens.
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He has not indicated how long an impeachment trial would last, and GOP senators have predicted that if the House passes it along largely party lines it would be dispensed with quickly in the Senate.
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And yet, not only did Mr. Trump and Mr. Kim fail to offer more empty promises, they even dispensed with signing a joint statement, canceled their planned ceremonial lunch, and skipped the joint news conference.
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In the televised incarnation of "The Mist"—which has dispensed with most of the original plot points—the diverse cast of residents in the fog-bound town grapple with domestic dramas emblematic of America's culture wars.
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Peter Lindbergh, born in 1944 in German-occupied Poland, is seen as the creator of a style of naturalistic fashion photography that dispensed with the lavish make-up and detailed retouching that had characterized the genre.
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You can pawn some of Saturday's 49-14 curb stomping by Notre Dame on injuries or a schedule that somehow dispensed with a bye week, but those don't come close to explaining the Trojans' underlying issues.
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Similarly, the dynamics of her longest romantic relationship, with Dorothy Secules, an executive at a candy company who was a tenant in the brownstone Hansberry owned in Greenwich Village, are dispensed with in a few paragraphs.
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"Once again the lives of Egypt's Christian minority are dispensed with as objects within Egypt's violent and cynical battle over power," said Timothy E. Kaldas, a nonresident fellow at the Tahrir Institute for Middle East Policy.
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The world's most prestigious circus event, run by Monaco's most famous circus-loving royal, dispensed with its traditional awards competition this year in place of a special tribute edition – with a grand gala planned for Tuesday night.
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"This is a sign of clear progress — another European country has dispensed with the shameful practice of sterilization and the intrusion that accompanied medicalization," said Evelyne Paradis, executive director of ILGA-Europe, in a statement this week.
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When President Trump greeted her, for instance, he dispensed with the pomp and circumstance of bowing, opting instead for a friendly handshake, which is certainly an appropriate greeting for even the highest level meeting between American officials.
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In the past two days, Mr. Trump has dispensed with the assertion that the cure could be worse than the disease and circled back closer to the tenor of the warnings he has gotten from health advisers.
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In the evening, people switched on 2FM, the popular music station of the national broadcaster RTE, where the host Louise McSharry dispensed with her plans and instead gave the two-hour program over to the Cranberries' music.
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While most presidents who have faced investigations have responded with increased discretion to avoid being seen as trying to influence the outcome, Mr. Trump has dispensed with any notion that he is not trying to do so.
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In an email sent on Monday morning and obtained by POLITICO, a White House aide dispensed with Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey's attempt to secure a time for the meeting to discuss gun laws and other topics.
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Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina said on Sunday that he would seek a long-shot change to the Senate rules to compel the House to bring its case forward so it could be dispensed with quickly.
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THE PALESTINIANS - With U.S.-sponsored peace talks having collapsed in 2014 and showing no sign of revival, Netanyahu has dispensed with his past professed willingness to negotiate on the creation of a Palestinian state in Israeli-occupied land.
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We have, at least, largely dispensed with some of the more obviously spurious ideas, such as that intelligence is something that can be easily measured, or that it depends on biological markers such as head shape or brain size.
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For a poet who is notorious for writing opaque poems in which autobiography and transparency are dispensed with, a number of collages celebrate the youthful male body with an innocence that is touching, tender, and, frankly, poignant and sweet.
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" As shoppers focused on price above all else and old-line stores moved to the suburbs, she added, "The department stores dispensed with just about everything — the displays, the decorations, the free gift wrap and alterations, the free delivery.
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By launching strikes without prior approval from parliament, Prime Minister Theresa May dispensed with a non-binding constitutional convention dating back to the 2003 invasion of Iraq, but said speed was essential and that military action was in the national interest.
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Now, as Comey wades back into the political swamp, it's Republicans who are left to fret after the FBI chief sensationally dispensed with protocol to confirm his agents were probing alleged collusion between then-candidate Donald Trump's campaign aides and Moscow.
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In October, 11 days before the election, Comey dispensed with longstanding Justice Department police not to comment on politically sensitive investigations and sent a letter to Congress advising that the FBI was investigating the recently discovered batch of Abedin emails.
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In one of the most striking speeches of her political career, Clinton dispensed with the sober diplo-speak that has characterized her previous national security addresses and went straight for the jugular, unleashing a series of biting attacks on Trump.
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As the show approaches its dreaded finish line (we only have two shortened seasons left before the series comes to an end), Thrones dispensed with any meandering plot points, barreling full steam ahead and keeping the twists coming with every installment.
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By the time the footage went public, murder charges were already in the works, which at least dispensed with the depressing question of whether prosecutors would have the stomach to go after the people—cops—they need to make cases.
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Shot in just over a week on a scant budget in the woods of Maryland, "The Blair Witch Project" dispensed with the run of 1980s slasher films and even laid waste to the '90s sardonic horror of the "Scream" franchise.
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Trump, who dispensed with decades of political norms when he abruptly met North Korean leader Kim Jong Un at the Demilitarized Zone on the Korean Peninsula, reportedly wanted to be perceived as the chief negotiator of peace with the extremist group.
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Slowed by the infirmities of age, he dispensed with two traditions this year, choosing not to meet with the news media before the event, which starts Thursday, or take part in the ceremonial first tee shot at next month's Masters.
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It is an object of constant political anxiety for the left and continuous, concerted, calculated manipulation by the right, made more overt by the president of the United States, who has dispensed with the dog whistle and picked up a bullhorn.
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Professor de La Grange, the son of a French politician who was once held prisoner by the Nazis and an American heiress to a furniture-store fortune, inherited the title of baron on his 20093st birthday but dispensed with it.
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Mercedes dispensed with a formal principal in 2013 when Ross Brawn, a commanding presence who led his own Brawn GP team to both titles in 2009 and then sold it to the German carmaker at the end of the year, left.
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The Battle of Meereen, for instance, was dispensed with in about 15 minutes in season six of the TV show, but there are already five sample chapters of The Winds of Winter devoted to it, with very different characters taking key roles.
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Roberson's book almost reads like evidence collected by the lesbian separatist prosecution, but it comes down in favor of the messier, more real problems of trying to live in a world where desire for men just can't be dispensed with that easily.
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Although, in fact, Matt had actually tried to keep this from ever happening: Shortly after he'd met Lindsay, when she'd told him about her ex, he'd encouraged her to take a self-defense workshop at the Y. Apparently she'd dispensed with that advice.
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In this intimate performance of selected songs from the album, she choreographed minimalist dance movements and dispensed with a stage, so that she and her two backup singers (all barefoot), along with a five-piece band, were hardly separated from the audience.
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With Mr. Bush now buried, Mr. Trump dispensed with any remnants of the public restraint he had shown during the state funeral to denounce the man he once installed as the head of his cabinet and fourth in line to the presidency.
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Without loss of patriotism and love of these national symbols, isn't it time that the national anthem and salute to the flag are dispensed with at sporting events so that we can get right to that for which everyone has gathered: the game?
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Michael Catura, a 33-year-old battery-pack line worker who has been with Tesla for four years, said he had suffered hand, shoulder and elbow injuries because the company had sometimes dispensed with rotating workers to different jobs around the factory floor.
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Indeed, so much uncertainty has crept into what had been close relations that Mr. Tillerson largely dispensed with the usual gushing and grinning news conferences with his counterparts on Thursday at the gathering of foreign ministers from countries in the Group of 20.
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And while the administration denies that restrictions on travel from seven countries represent a "Muslim ban" administration officials do not dispute that Trump has dispensed with what he sees as a politically correct view of Islamic radicalism pursued by two administrations since 9/11.
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But the absence of dirty laundry also dispensed with anything that might be confused with exonerating the contestants involved or, for that matter, the network and producers, who have been accused of plying their charges with alcohol to wring more drama out of the proceedings.
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While the current focus is on passing tax reform, one Republican staffer said patience could be limited once it's dispensed with, as vulnerable moderates are frustrated with being forced to take tough votes seen in many cases as messaging exercises to appease the conservative base.
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The company added it has also dispensed with rental increases for 471 tenants through a "hardship" clause, which seeks to ensure that tenants do not have to spend more than 30% of their annual net household income on rent even after refurbishment and rent indexation.
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And just like that, in the course of 45 minutes in the Oval Office, Mr. Trump threw aside caution and dispensed with decades of convention to embark on a daring, high-wire diplomatic gambit aimed at resolving one of the world's most intractable standoffs.
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In the late '60s, the musical broke new ground not only because it featured onstage nudity from a racially diverse cast, but also because it dispensed with plot almost entirely, introducing a bold style of a musical untethered from the traditional expository demands of theater.
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After the professional matters had been dispensed with, Dr. Folkert, who said he was normally gruff in the role of surgical consult, as he might answer as many as 30 calls in the course of a shift, stayed to chat for more than 20 minutes.
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Full disclosure: It's possible that menopause, which has fostered an "Oh, who in hell really cares?" attitude in me for some time now, may have dispensed with my lifelong stage fright, too, and I just never noticed, having been on no stages in recent years.
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What emerged overall, however, was tedious and dull, as NBC dispensed with any pretense of edginess by tapping its late-night host, Jimmy Fallon, to emcee the telecast, insuring there wouldn't be any of those uncomfortable moments that, say, Ricky Gervais doled out in the past.
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Some senators argued last week that the articles of impeachment likely to emerge from the House later this year do not merit the slightest consideration, and should be quickly dispensed with, so as to limit the damage they could do to Mr. Trump and his party.
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Just before the balloting began, Ms. Pelosi dispensed with one major obstacle that had threatened to strengthen her foes, securing the support of a small but critical bloc of Democrats after she agreed to change House rules to give rank-and-file members more influence in Congress.
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"A gray or black top hat is worn with morning dress for racing but at most other events it is carried rather than worn and may be dispensed with," the website details, meaning it's Delevingne's hat (not the fact that she wore a suit) that's the problem here.
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What's certain, though, is that in addition to erasing a life, a wife, a mother of three and a small country's most popular blogger, the bomb dispensed with the idea that journalists working in developed European democracies are immune to — or even protected from — fatal repercussions for their work.
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In a week in which he hosted foreign heads of state and launched a cruise missile strike against Syria's government, Mr. Trump dispensed with his own dogma and forced other world leaders to re-examine their assumptions about how the United States will lead in this new era.
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Within the space of a couple of years, England's leading clubs had dispensed with the likes of Ruud van Nistelrooy, Michael Owen and Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink in favour of Carlos Tevez, Fernando Torres and Didier Drogba, and Bent's move to White Hart Lane looked like another instance of the same process.
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But unlike the highly praised efforts of those beatsmiths, most people considered it the band's least important record in years, and unsurprisingly, its long-awaited follow-up from last year, the slow and mournful A Moon Shaped Pool, dispensed with programming entirely, for the first time since their mid 90s work.
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" The Globes dispensed with the seriousness that characterized last year's ceremony, when actresses draped themselves in black to protest sexual harassment, and got underway at the Beverly Hilton on Sunday night with red gowns, an award for comedic TV acting and a co-host yelling, "We're going to have some fun!
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After a marathon negotiation on migration that began Thursday and went well into Friday morning, the leaders dispensed with the British withdrawal, known as Brexit, in less than 60 seconds, according to the Maltese prime minister, Joseph Muscat — though they devoted longer to venting their frustration at the glacial pace of progress.
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But in 2014, in "Unleashing the Second American Century: Four Forces for Economic Dominance," he largely dispensed with his earlier doomsaying, suggesting instead that the future was bright for a nation poised for energy independence, already leading in innovation, blessed with a surfeit of private capital and supported by a productive and expanding industrial base.
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In a further change, Chao dispensed with the tradition of having technical teams give each project an overall rating, instead asking for scores only for seven categories, each with two to five subcategories, presenting the secretary with a sheaf of data rather than a conclusive list of projects that best meet the agency's criteria.
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Tomorrow, when Americans go to the polls, one of the major-party candidates will be a man whose campaign has dispensed with the notion that its talking points should bear any resemblance to truth, and who has routinely promised to take measures in office which would violate the spirit or letter of the law and constitution.
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The fastest model was the impeachment of Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonBen Shapiro: No prominent GOP figure ever questioned Obama's legitimacy The Hill's 2628:28500 Report: Trump tries to reassure voters on economy 6900 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2628 MORE, in which the House broke tradition and dispensed with its investigation.
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Now that the UFC has dispensed with the notion of deserving title challengers and matchmaking by ranking in favor of fights that satisfy an immediate and profitable craving, champions can pick their next challengers simply by deeming them worthy and creating out of thin air the proper sense of urgency and meaning, rankings and records be damned.
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The discretionary standard for granting or denying a visitor visa should be dispensed with for two categories of visitor visa applicants: Those who are certified by a physician to be an exact donor match for a U.S. citizen or lawful immigrant, and the immediate family members of a U.S. citizen or lawful immigrant who has a terminal illness.
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Trump dispensed with niceties in the Oval Office while seated next to the visiting president of Finland to declare that House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam SchiffAdam Bennett SchiffDemocrats request testimony from Trump's former Russia adviser Pence open to releasing transcripts of call with Ukraine Democrats plow ahead as Trump seeks to hobble impeachment effort MORE (D-Calif.) is dishonest.
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Kohler-Hausmann tells her story through three legislative case studies: New York's passage of harsh drug laws in 1973 (which construed drug use less as a medical problem and more as a criminal one); California's welfare reform of 1971 (and a similar "get tough" effort in Illinois); and California's 1976 criminal sentencing law, which dispensed with the "rehabilitative ideal" in incarceration.
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Alright, if you start watching Mean Girls at 10:44:24 PM on New Years Eve, Regina George will get plowed by a bus right at midnight and if that's not an accurate representation on how 2018 is going to go idk what is Meanwhile, lots of people dispensed with the song choice altogether in favor of getting a good night's sleep.
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Instead, businesses need to remain vigilant and ready to hold the executive branch accountable for following a sound, sober, and professional regulatory process that doesn't re-litigate old battles that Congress debated and dispensed with – but instead lands on an investment and emerging technology review control regime that provides certainty to industry, adheres to the standards in the legislation, and protects U.S. national security.
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He dispensed with the gothic divisions in some "sacred conversation" images, notably in two outstanding examples, from the Basilica of San Nicolò and the St. Peter Martyr church, both in Bari (the latter on loan from the Capodimonte Museum in Naples), but he subsequently continued to produce altarpieces in the older gothic style, as witnessed by the Scanzo altar, from near Bergamo, of 1488.
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Making a rare campaign appearance in a state he lost in the 2016 election to support Senator Dean Heller of Nevada, who is facing a steep re-election battle, Mr. Trump dispensed with some of his usual bravado and predictions of victory and instead told an audience in a cavernous convention center in Las Vegas that the Republican majority was on a razor's edge.
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When a controversial piece of such dubious authenticity is sold at prices no museum can afford, making it available only to the increasingly indistinguishable cliques of oligarchs and their head-of-state business pals, it contributes to a market where expertise and devotion to art are dispensed with; the final word on what's a Leonardo and what isn't goes to the highest bidder, not the most knowledgeable or most dedicated scholar.
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On the one hand, the series has dispensed with the new-director-each-time blueprint in order to bring Ridley Scott back into the fold, a man whose auteurist credentials have looked fairly dubious since he started trading in broad, shallow, CGI-heavy epics at the turn of the millennium (in that sense Gladiator, great though it was, may have been the worst thing to have happened to him).
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Jason Karolak continues his explorations of linear, florescent paint strokes on a black field, but he has dispensed with his usual freewheeling approach for something more deliberate: three out of the four easel-sized untitled paintings presented here (all 2016) are quasi-symmetrical wireframe designs involving rectangles, triangles, and parallelograms that flip back and forth in space, or lie flat against the picture plane, depending on how you choose to look at them.
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In his remaking of the house in his own image, he has found a focus in the de-and-reconstruction of clothing, stripping a garment down to its bones and building it back up by merging it with another, addressing not just issues of overconsumption but also the jumbled freneticism of how we receive information; the clash of chronologies and genders (he dispensed with distinctions between men's and women's wear, male and female models, a few seasons ago, even before "Orlando" had its renaissance).
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