Mr Rajoy has failed to grasp the nature of this choice.
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The outside world has failed to grasp just how besieged Turks feel.
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Critics say Johansson has failed to grasp the root of the issue.
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He was known to insult executives who failed to grasp his concepts.
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The problem is that Trump failed to grasp just what that might mean.
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They failed to grasp how powerful and indelible was the stain of his disease.
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Like the Reagan administration, Margaret Thatcher's Conservatives failed to grasp the enormity of AIDS.
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What investors see in Amazon, though, federal antitrust regulators have so far failed to grasp.
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When he showed his model to experts in the discipline, they failed to grasp its significance.
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Mature liberalism understood something that I, in my 22-year-old wisdom, had failed to grasp.
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What Republicans have seemingly failed to grasp is that you can't spend more and tax less forever.
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I am deeply concerned that we have failed to grasp the gravity of the challenge before us.
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The US, the West and its allies failed to grasp the nature of the conflict in Syria.
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When he was finally released from prison, I failed to grasp that he was not yet free.
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Even President Obama, she said, sometimes failed to grasp the need to woo voters rather than hector them.
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What many of these people failed to grasp was that a bad company wasn't necessarily a good story.
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So difficult, in fact, that entire rooms of very, very smart people have tried and failed to grasp it.
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"They failed to grasp the consequences of globalization," said Alain Bergounioux, a historian who is an expert on Socialism.
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But prior to actually meeting with the group, I failed to grasp the scope of the issues they grapple with.
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At least some of them have failed to grasp the need to have fiscal and monetary policy operating in concert.
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Victim support groups have repeatedly criticised the Vatican's response, saying successive popes failed to grasp the gravity of the situation.
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There is a difference between Jake Tapper questioning Corey Lewandowski and CNN hiring him (a difference CNN failed to grasp).
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That Clinton's aide failed to grasp these differences is not particularly surprising: "Cool" has never really been part of Hillary's brand.
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From the beginning, in 2011, Anthony has habitually failed to grasp the effect his personal decisions have had on the Knicks.
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Thomas's influence remains indisputable, yet it still seems as if skateboarding has failed to grasp the Leap of Faith's avant-garde significance.
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And, in their gated communities in the capital, they failed to grasp how much petty corruption and gun violence blight ordinary lives.
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Yet Mr. Chau also believed that the senior leadership of the C.I.A. had failed to grasp the core elements of his approach.
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Mr. Kurz said he had failed to grasp the gravity of the scandal and failed to take firm action in its wake.
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Some of them are from the same chattering class that failed to grasp the rise of Mr. Trump in the first place.
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When I visited America for a story on pensions last autumn, I was struck by how few people failed to grasp this point.
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" He then claimed that the judges failed to grasp the concepts of his ban, saying, "A bad high school student would understand this.
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Most problematically, they failed to grasp that its business model basically guaranteed that large-scale invasions of privacy would become the new normal.
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Brilliant though he was as a legislative strategist, Douglas failed to grasp the depth of outrage the act would spark across the North.
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Still a staggering number of people of varying political beliefs have failed to grasp the severity of a publicly threatening a presidential candidate's life.
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They slowed down the integration of first-generation Muslim migrants to the West and failed to grasp the difficulties faced by the second generation.
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Congress members seemingly failed to grasp some of the basics of how technology companies operate, leaving many on the opposite coast rolling their eyes.
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She began by drawing red lines and promising glorious Thatcherite battles with the EU. But she failed to grasp the mismatch in bargaining power.
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I also realized that my father and many Marines I served with failed to grasp both the extent of the abuses and their costs.
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On more than one occasion, the process of admitting evidence sputtered when the judge failed to grasp the mechanics of Twitter and email threads.
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Unlike Lord, who is clearly stonewalling, the second officer seems legitimately incapable of articulating why they both failed to grasp the import of those fireworks.
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But Mr. Netanyahu saw a naïf who failed to grasp the existential threat to Israel and who demanded more of his friends than his enemies.
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What the critics have failed to grasp, Stewart said, is that the success is as much about how Connecticut recruits as it is about whom.
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Others took aim at Johnson, a flamboyant former London mayor, alluding to past criticism that he favored style over substance and failed to grasp details.
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Carson and many of the other speakers failed to grasp that attacking Hillary Clinton is not the same as making a strong case for Donald Trump.
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For some analysts, the breakdown in the informal credit sector points to a government that has failed to grasp how the cash economy impacts ordinary Indians.
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Ukeles came to understand the workings of New York's sanitation system, but she failed to grasp the larger social system in which she and it existed.
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They failed to grasp the weight of John's closeted lifestyle, and how crippling it was, first for him, and then for me, to keep it closeted.
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It was the realization that she had failed to grasp the damage done to her immediate environment, Jacynda said, that made her begin to pay more attention.
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They failed to grasp that with every mute hour that passed, they reinforced the powerful story that Diana had told — that they were a cold, hidebound lot.
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Governor Mark Carney, who has pushed climate change issues to the center of the BoE's regulatory mission, said lenders had failed to grasp the scale of the challenge.
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Governor Mark Carney, who has put climate change issues on the BoE's regulatory radar, said last month that lenders had failed to grasp the scale of the challenge.
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In a separate editorial, Global Times said India's prime minister, Narendra Modi, had failed to grasp that Chinese military forces would crush Indian border forces in a conflict.
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" Lozada, the ASG analyst, said that "Beijing has failed to grasp the changing nature of US politics and the growing concerns about the slow pace of reform in China.
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The inspection records reveal another reality: Many owners, even some of those making efforts to pay decent wages, simply failed to grasp the technical details of state labor laws.
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And many policy makers still failed to grasp that it was precisely the weak political and military reaction to Russia's partition of Georgia that encouraged attacks on other neighbors.
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The simple fact is that those studios have failed to grasp how Marvel's pseudo-showrunner model allows for the kind of big-picture thinking this sort of mega franchise requires.
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"WE NEED A SERIOUS LEADER" Others took aim at Johnson, the flamboyant former London mayor, alluding to past criticism that he favoured style over substance and failed to grasp details.
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"WE NEED A SERIOUS LEADER" Others took aim at Johnson, the flamboyant former London mayor, alluding to past criticism that he favored style over substance and failed to grasp details.
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Aides quickly deny the plain meaning of the president's words, contort them to conform to policy, or feign outrage that anyone could have failed to grasp what the president meant.
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The UK government has ignored and sidelined the people of Northern Ireland and failed to grasp the complex effects of Brexit there, politicians from across the province have told Business Insider.
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He failed to grasp, too, how threatening the regulatory state's enforcement of liberal sexual norms was to religious conservatives, how much it made them feel like strangers in their own country.
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But many black farmers and the children of black farmers failed to grasp the difference between cropping cotton for white planters and raising beans and corn for a black-majority cooperative.
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At the same time, several Trump allies have suggested that Mr. Ryan has still failed to grasp fully the lessons of the president's election and its rejection of traditional political dogma.
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Usually an expert exploiter of the media, Trump seems to have failed to grasp that a fight between himself, Clinton and a former beauty queen would prove irresistible to producers and journalists.
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What Lucke had failed to grasp, Kubitschek said, was the degree to which Alternative for Germany represented an emotional "outbreak" that went way beyond the economist Lucke's "technocratic dissatisfaction" with the euro.
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It failed to grasp the severity of the Depression until Americans had endured its hardships for years, offering only the meekest of remedies until Franklin D. Roosevelt forced lawmakers to do otherwise.
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Insensitive is perhaps a more appropriate way to describe this: The brand failed to grasp how the optics of casting mostly white models to prance around to "Juju On That Beat" would translate.
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And he has outmanoeuvred Barack Obama, who has consistently failed to grasp the enormity of the Syrian civil war and the threat it poses to America's allies in the Middle East and Europe.
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But a Western scholar and former official who met Mr. Assad and his advisers last spring said the Syrians demonstrated unrealistic hopes and had failed to grasp how brutal they appeared to Washington.
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Yet having failed to grasp the damage that corruption could do to its name once back in power in 2012, the PRI had landed itself in "intensive care" after Sunday's losses, he said.
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But if he got the particulars largely wrong, he got the apprehension mostly right, and Democrats' rebuttals since then have failed to grasp how strongly his panicked portrait of America resonates with many Americans.
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In another example, Mr. Trump turned a hypothetical talking point first into a purported reality and then — after headlines debunking his claim appeared — into a joke that he implied reporters had failed to grasp.
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In Obama's case, his White House failed to grasp the feeling of abandonment and crisis in the white heartland, and the extent to which that feeling was creating a new identity-based voting bloc.
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Despite said reckoning, the company alleges Allen, 83, made public comments "suggesting that he failed to grasp the gravity of the issues or the implications for his own career," according to documents obtained by Deadline.
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Democrats—almost 22020 years since the Powell Memo—have utterly failed to grasp its basic argument: that the ability to make change comes to those who strategically and methodically focus on the levers of power.
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Following the call, Hill declined in an interview with The New York Times to call the conversation an apology and said she thinks Biden failed to grasp the damage the hearing had done to her life.
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Boeing Co shares dropped 1.4% after Indonesian authorities looking into October 2018's Lion Air crash said the world's largest planemaker failed to grasp risks in the design of cockpit software on its 6.463 MAX jet.
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The basic communications axiom politicians have failed to grasp was that "the more Presidential a candidate behaves, the less authentic he or she may appear," according to Mark Leary, professor of psychology and neuroscience at Duke University.
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"They thought that by sending a letter to the prime minister or the queen, it would be enough," he said, but they failed to grasp that Britain's allies had also endorsed its position on supporting the Zionists.
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"Lopez Obrador doesn't want to get involved in this, but it's impossible to avoid," said former foreign minister Jorge Castaneda, a longstanding critic of Lopez Obrador, who says he has failed to grasp the significance of the U.S. relationship.
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But the guards failed to grasp the need to take Wandji to hospital, the watchdog committee that monitors Japan's detention centers said in a report last March to the national Immigration Bureau, which is part of the Justice Ministry.
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In her view, the New Left failed to grasp that its own professional-class origins, status anxieties, and cultural pretensions were the reason that it had not bridged the gap with the working class in the 1960s and 1970s.
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His conclusion showed that Mr. Eisenberg at best failed to grasp the political gravity of complaints that raised the prospect that the president was abusing his powers, even if he was not strictly violating a criminal statute, critics said.
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"Lopez Obrador doesn't want to get involved in this, but it's impossible to avoid," said former foreign minister Jorge Castaneda, a longstanding critic of Lopez Obrador, who says he has failed to grasp the significance of the U.S. relationship.
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"He failed to grasp the gravity of the issues or the implications for his own career," Mr. Klieger wrote, referring to public comments that Mr. Allen made beginning in late 2017 as the #MeToo movement swept across the globe.
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It's something of a grand irony, then, that Zuckerberg failed to grasp the lesson for the longest time, letting the eviscerating fire of fake news rage on unchecked until the inferno was licking at the seat of his own power.
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She was publicly scolded by journalists who said she had failed to grasp the basics of the First Amendment — at a university famed for its journalism school, no less — and held up by conservatives as a symbol of intolerance in academia.
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Efforts to prepare for Brexit and dealing with other issues mean that tax credit fraud and errors are expected to increase while the department has failed to grasp the costs of some tax relief, the public accounts committee said. bit.
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Responding to the magazine report, the carmaker reiterated on Saturday that the management board had not violated its disclosure duties, and had not informed investors earlier because they had failed to grasp the scope of the potential fines and penalties.
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Boeing, acting without adequate oversight from U.S. regulators, failed to grasp risks in the design of cockpit software on its 737 Max airliner, sowing the seeds for a Lion Air crash that also involved errors by airline workers and crew, Indonesian investigators found.
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But the 2286-page report, after an inquiry lasting two years and costing an estimated $241 million, had plenty of criticism for government agencies that, it said, failed to grasp how dangerous the Libyan city was at the time of the attacks.
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"Pakistan has had a full-speed locomotive train coming its way since 2005, and despite dozens of meetings and warnings, Pakistan has failed to grasp the situation," Mosharraf Zaidi, a foreign-policy commentator and newspaper columnist, said in an interview on Friday.
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Besides teasing a white version of Vader and installation instructions, it has a single quote: This comment, uttered as EA failed to grasp how seriously it had bungled the launch of its biggest 2017 game, came from EA's chief financial officer to GamesIndustry.biz.
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For their part, American newsrooms are conducting their own reassessments, vowing to do a better job covering the issues that animated his supporters, and acknowledging that Mr. Trump tapped into something in the national mood, the power of which they failed to grasp.
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Responding to the magazine report, the carmaker reiterated on Saturday that the management board had not violated its disclosure duties, and had decided to not inform investors earlier because they had failed to grasp the scope of the potential fines and penalties.
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And activists who spoke with VICE News were often particularly appalled that Biden, a man immersed in the campus sexual assault reform movement, failed to grasp that people might have felt unable to say no to him, as the vice president of the United States.
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Tom Vilsack, a Democrat who served two terms as governor before becoming agriculture secretary in the Obama administration, said in an interview that his party had failed to grasp the way voters in small towns and rural areas felt that their way of life had been threatened.
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The former Ukraine envoy said he attempted to discourage Zelensky's team from investigating the newly elected president's defeated electoral opponent, his top aide Andrey Yermak did not hesitate to point out the irony in that request, which Volker testified he failed to grasp at the time.
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What I, in my policy geekiness, had failed to grasp — and what that aide, none other than Rahm Emanuel, knew — was the primacy of politics and the curious power of "pension portability" to command attention in Congress and the media (even among some for whom pension issues generally seemed complex and forbidding).
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The book, "Catch and Kill," which is scheduled to be released on Tuesday, describes instances when, Mr. Farrow says, top NBC News executives failed to grasp the larger significance of his reporting and instructed him to slow down or halt his pursuit of a story that Mr. Weinstein was trying to squelch.
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The thing that Slow Clapper was doing was being satirized onstage right in front of him, and he was so focused on making sure that he was showcasing his virtue and his ability to Get the Point to the rest of the theater that he just … completely failed to grasp the actual point.
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Some have said that President TrumpDonald John TrumpO'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Objections to Trump's new immigration rule wildly exaggerated MORE and Vice President Pence were not effective enough advocates and that the president in particular failed to grasp enough legislative detail to convince members.
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Paul Haenle, director of the Carnegie-Tsinghua Center at Tsinghua University in Beijing, said that policy makers in China had failed to grasp how Washington and its allies regarded North Korea's nuclear program as getting closer to a dangerous threshold of being able to place a warhead on an intercontinental ballistic missile that could hit American cities.
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Constance Grady: I absolutely give the Duffer brothers credit for trying to learn from the critique of how they handled female characters last season, but they seem to have failed to grasp the essential problem: namely, they have created a world in which there only seems to be room for one fully rendered female character per generation.
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But despite wide discussion within the gaming community and the media about Gamergate's manipulative tactics when it was drawing peak media attention, it seems that many corporations and other businesses failed to grasp a vital takeaway from these incidents: that it's crucial to understand how, when, and why an online mob is expressing outrage before you decide how to respond to it.
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Whether it's Scott Pelley falling into a trap while interviewing pro-Trump personality Mike Cernovich, former New York Times public editor Liz Spayd taking the bait while being trolled on Twitter, or Megyn Kelly and NBC allowing Alex Jones to gin up outrage and scoop her on her own interview, the mainstream media has repeatedly failed to grasp the pro-Trump media's new rules.
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