Here, it feels as though they're just getting bogged down in it.
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Until recently, Mr. Rubio's team has avoided getting bogged down in process.
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These trade "remedies" can be deployed without getting bogged down in Congress.
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But it risks getting bogged down in Syria's intractable and expanding war.
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It bypassed legislative bodies to avoid getting bogged down in local politics.
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"New York School" are legendary, but Roffman wisely avoids getting bogged down in
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Attempts to get federal funding for it keep getting bogged down in Congress.
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It could simply be that home Wi-Fi routers are getting bogged down.
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In effect, Mattis doesn't like getting bogged down in the world of media relations.
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The simplicity of it might also help him avoid getting bogged down in Congress.
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Instead, the candidates were getting bogged down arguing about the details of their policy proposals.
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Without a clear policy, the U.S. risks getting bogged down in Syria with no endgame.
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" That created the problem of "what elements to tell without getting bogged down like a biopic.
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We need Congress to avoid getting bogged down in partisan politics and pass this important legislation now.
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Even innocuous reforms run the risk of getting bogged down in proxy battles in the Brexit wars.
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Millionaires focus on the big-picture aspects of a project without getting bogged down in the details.
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Instead, he sees Congress getting bogged down, and there's no clear direction of where policy is heading.
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By working on small, inexpensive canvas boards, Nozkowski was able to be improvisational without getting bogged down.
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To keep vehicles from getting bogged down in the mud, these wooden boards are often laid down.
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It canters along at a pace that is quick enough to permit learning without getting bogged down.
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If you want to avoid getting bogged down with slow internet again, we may have a solution.
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Millionaires focus on the big-picture aspects of a project without getting bogged down in the minute details.
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Emirati officials acknowledge the cost of getting bogged down in a foreign land is both reputational and financial.
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Plus, there was concern about tanks getting bogged down, and the weather was less than ideal for aerial bombing.
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The limited membership is intended to avoid the commission getting "bogged down in a lot of bureaucracy," she said.
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For Trump, getting bogged down in the minutia and absurdity of Warren's various plans would be a fool's errand.
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Rather than getting bogged down in the process, Chernyak wants potential donors to remember why giving like this is important.
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With this system, the robots can perform complex tasks without getting bogged down in the minutia required to complete them.
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Apps open without hesitation, scrolling is very smooth, and the S10 never feels like it's getting bogged down or overwhelmed.
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Sun has some tips on how people can capitalize on their credit card perks without getting bogged down in debt.
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Maintaining flexibility, and not getting bogged down by a rigid one-approach-fits-all mindset is important in that regard.
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And Israel has no interest in getting bogged down in Syria or triggering a conflict with Hezbollah, Iran's loyal ally.
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The Eastbourne resident plans a full schedule to continue her progression but was not getting bogged down in tangible goals.
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In between fights, the demo has enough exploration to keep things interesting, without getting bogged down in item hunts or puzzles.
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And they warned that getting bogged down in Gaza could actually make it harder, not easier, to strike a broader deal.
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"It started post-911, with Bush getting bogged down in Iraq and Afghanistan," argued Mandelbaum, a historian of U.S. foreign policy.
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Democrats wanted to avoid getting bogged down in litigation over witnesses or the perception that impeachment was all they were doing.
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Getting bogged down fighting over how to pay for tax cuts would squander the opportunity currently in front of the party.
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When he did face criticisms, Sanders handled them well — reiterating his message instead of getting bogged down in fights with other candidates.
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Steer them back on track We can all get into the weeds sometimes and risk getting bogged down with details that aren't relevant.
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GOP members were concerned that opening up the review procedures could result in the House and Senate getting bogged down on technical issues.
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For fear of getting bogged down in detailing the nitty-gritty, as I did that day while cruising down the 405, let me summarize.
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Karyn Kusama's overwrought super-assassin love story is more about creating interesting moments than getting bogged down in story, character development, and broad themes.
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Anderson is a stinging polemicist; her book rolls through a condensed history of voting rights and disenfranchisement, without getting bogged down in legislative minutiae.
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Instead of getting bogged down on issues like whom to punish and for how long, politicians are able to talk about what comes next.
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Trying to cram too much into one initiative provides the potential of getting bogged down, and CNAP is already close to falling prey to this.
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Last season, they paid tribute to Martin's books by getting bogged down in the Known World, but this season they've struck back with a vengeance.
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But they withdrew the subpoena during the resulting court case, choosing to keep the impeachment inquiry moving quickly rather than getting bogged down in court.
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This way, you can still stay up-to-date on everything without your computer getting bogged down running half-a-dozen websites in the background.
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But more often Trump just did his usual tactic of talking pure nonsense and forcing his questioner to move on or risk getting bogged down.
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Even if he does make a clean break, Trump will have to guard against getting bogged down in the bureaucratic minutiae inherent in the office.
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It's an important metric in the heavy duty market, as a high torque suggests a truck can handle massive trailers or payloads without getting bogged down.
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Instead of getting bogged down in long email threads, employees could talk directly to one another in teams and communities via a more natural communications interface.
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"By helping their friend in Syria without getting bogged down in a quagmire, Russia offers quite a contrast to American policy in the region," Strauss said.
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Now, bereft of a significant general election victory to call his own, Bannon's blitz is at risk of getting bogged down by a brewing GOP counteroffensive.
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If you aren't getting bogged down in the flowery details of forms and lineage, there are really only two types of karate—knockdown and point style.
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They're not getting bogged down in impeachment talk, which can sound to many voters like a promise of ceaseless partisan rancor and never-ending Washington paralysis.
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The appealing side of Biden's approach came midway through an exchange on climate change, which was at risk of getting bogged down in purely aspirational goals.
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Despite getting bogged down in the courts, Trump's travel ban also impacted hundreds of scientists from Muslim-majority countries — and deprived the US of their contributions.
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Democrats, wary of getting bogged down in a new Middle East conflict, have sought to require Trump to seek authorization for future uses of military force.
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Instead of differentiating between implicit and explicit bias, Rashid advises that companies focus on racial bias as a whole, rather than getting bogged down in the terminology.
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For example, selling insurance directly to consumers through digital channels immediately after setting up a presence without getting bogged down by legacy systems and practices, Claveranne explained.
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They ably conveyed storytelling elements without getting bogged down in details — as a lyricist, Ms. Cash understands that the book (by John Weidman) can carry its share.
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But instead of getting bogged down in "broader ethical questions," we need to keep our focus trained on the "two puzzles" (more on those in a bit).
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The officials in Tehran know, of course, that Mr. Trump has repeatedly said he wants to avoid getting bogged down in a war in the Middle East.
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But even with the Republicans who control the House and Senate eager to enact some sort of big tax cut, things seem to be getting bogged down.
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"And it ended up getting bogged down in this argument about whether or not the Moon is valuable, which is, quite frankly, not where we want to be."
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Part of the difficulty for many people is getting bogged down in the how part of the decision, as in, how might a child come into my life?
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The Court of Urgent Matters' original brief was to tackle cases that needed quick resolution but risked getting bogged down for long periods in the regular court system.
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Now my job was to see how things could be done differently, push the status quo, and see the big picture (without getting bogged down in small details!).
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The Norwegian Meteorological Institute issued a Tweet this week showing that Father Christmas's sleigh would be able to take off without a risk of getting bogged down in slush.
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It's a nod to roots and the appropriate amount of indulgence, winking at fans without getting bogged down in the overwrought idiosyncrasies that could drag down previous series entries.
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But when your adversaries -- Russia, Assad, and Iran against ISIS and al Qaeda -- are getting bogged down and are being kept busy killing each other, why get in their way?
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He pledged during the campaign to focus on the fight against ISIS in Syria without getting bogged down in the country's civil war by targeting Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
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After a week of talks in Geneva, he praised the opposition for the depth of their ideas, but criticized the veteran diplomats on the government side for getting bogged down.
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It ended up getting bogged down in complicated congressional negotiations over the many details of the proposal, became unpopular, and didn't pass, and Democrats got hammered in the 1994 midterms.
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The Obama administration had staunchly opposed direct military intervention against Assad in order to avoid the risk of getting bogged down in a new war against Syria and potentially Russia.
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After four seasons of toil—conquering cities and then getting bogged down in them—Dany is back where she started, having lost everything she had won, and she's stronger for it.
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The Vivaldi browser lands on Android Vivaldi for Android retains the desktop browser's look, feel and speed without getting bogged down trying to bring all of its features to mobile. 4.
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It allows mathematicians to adopt a high-level statistical view and to examine what happens in these types of systems in general, without getting bogged down in the specifics of every detail.
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It ended up getting bogged down in complicated congressional negotiations over the many details of the proposal, became unpopular, did pass despite poor polling, and Democrats got hammered in the 2010 midterms.
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That's changing today with the launch of Vivaldi for Android, which retains the browser's look, feel and speed without getting bogged down in trying to bring all its myriad features to mobile.
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The assumption, in advanced circles, was that abstraction was wholly superior, raising large, lofty questions about the essence of painting instead of getting bogged down in the picayune details of postwar life.
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To avoid getting bogged down, some Republicans have said that the party should simply push through short-term tax cuts, even if they would add to deficits and expire in 10 years.
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The USMCA, which would replace the $1 trillion North American Free Trade Agreement, risks getting bogged down in the 2020 U.S. presidential election race if U.S. lawmakers do not ratify it soon.
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The USMCA, which would replace the $1 trillion North American Free Trade Agreement, risks getting bogged down in the 2020 U.S. presidential election race if U.S. lawmakers do not ratify it soon.
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Even on issues where Republicans believe they have a serious case for wrongdoing — Benghazi, Solyndra, Fast & Furious — the GOP has difficulty keeping serious investigations from getting bogged down and trivialized by conspiracies.
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Taught by a Goldman Sachs veteran and venture capitalist, this course uses real-life experiences to give you the low-down on all things business and finance—without getting bogged down in theory.
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So, it's appropriate then that on UK Twitter, rather than getting bogged down in bitter recriminations and last-minute in-fighting, everyone is having fun lying about their blind, 933-year-old mum.
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Here's my advice to you: There's a lot going on, but keeping things light and easy instead of getting bogged down by details is the best way to work with this astral energy.
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Once Two Maids & A Mop grew to 12 locations and about $4 million in sales, Holt went into franchising in order to foster the company's growth without getting bogged down in excessive expenses.
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Two influential conservatives in the House of Representatives, worried that the process was getting bogged down, said the repeal measure that the Republican-majority Congress passed last year should be taken up quickly.
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Peroni and Grolsch are small, premium brands and AB InBev wants to avoid getting bogged down in regulatory scrutiny over a European portfolio that already includes Corona and Stella Artois, the sources said.
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The Nation's Jeet Heer, for instance, argued Wednesday that a broad impeachment would "run the risk of getting bogged down in details" and be more easily framed by Republicans as a partisan exercise.
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To move the narrative forward, the pair concentrated on wrongdoing they could most easily prove, and reported on documents instead of getting bogged down in the "he said/she said" conflicts in the story.
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The USMCA trade deal, which would replace the trillion-dollar North American Free Trade Agreement, risks getting bogged down in the 2020 U.S. presidential election race if U.S. lawmakers do not ratify it soon.
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Toward the end of November, it seemed that the Iraqi Special Forces were getting bogged down in eastern Mosul, hit by countless suicide bombs as well as mortar fire from areas where civilians were present.
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Rather than finding easy answers, McFadden treats this issue with nuance: Taylor wrestles with this information as it relates to her identity, but instead of getting bogged down by the internal conflict, Taylor takes action.
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Liability has yet to be established but lawyers and insurers say wherever the fault lies compensation payments risk getting bogged down or even blocked because the tanker and most of its crew were from Iran.
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The Democrat leading the investigation into the Ukraine affair, Representative Adam B. Schiff of California, has made clear that lawmakers will move forward with weighing articles of impeachment rather than getting bogged down in courts.
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Many judges want to avoid getting bogged down in confidentiality battles, said Jeremy Fogel, who as a judge until last year managed the Federal Judicial Center in Washington, D.C., an agency that helps educate judges.
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It was an attempt to define his campaign as a movement with the power to hold the Democratic Party accountable, rather than getting bogged down in incidents that didn't reflect on its members so well.
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The researchers had to take these inhibiting forces into account to keep the bots moving and on track, and to prevent them from getting bogged down by static friction, or "stiction," as the researchers call it.
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The main plot of most Marvel movies is essentially the same — bad villain, giant threat, destruction of worlds — and the tricky part is making Marvel's house style feel fresh, without getting bogged down in side storylines.
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Trump seems to be checking off boxes before getting bogged down in the two fights that will likely define his first year as president: the repeal of Obamacare and the nomination of a Supreme Court justice.
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Some even take pains to keep the forum itself from getting bogged down with dubious material: One of the most popular recent threads begs users to stop spamming the subreddit with photos of their hard drives.
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It was my North Star, and whenever I felt like I was losing my way or getting bogged down by pressures, I just kept going back to moment when they opened the bone box for me.
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"For Honda to win again here is incredible," said the youngster, who had to fight back from eighth at the end of the first lap after getting bogged down on the front row at the start.
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Urging lawmakers to move quickly on the plan, Ryan said in an interview with Reuters that speedy action would prevent the legislation getting bogged down and deliver sooner the economic growth that Republicans expect from it.
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Instead of getting bogged down by the details, Torres says great leaders have a natural tendency to look at problems from the full "A-Z spectrum" and resist focusing too closely on anything holding an idea back.
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For UnitedHealth Group the focus next year is more about getting ahead of potential competition from tech heavyweights such as Amazon and Apple than getting bogged down in the twists and turns of health reform in Washington.
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As trade officials gather in Tokyo this week to try and forge ahead with a trade pact that U.S. President Donald Trump abandoned last year, the new 11-member club risks getting bogged down by resistance from Canada.
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"With Congress getting bogged down by Republican infighting over efforts to repeal and replace existing health care legislation, it will take considerably longer to pass tax reform than we initially thought on election night," Ashworth said in a note.
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But the asylum seekers find their bids to build new lives in Ireland keep hitting obstacles, getting bogged down in a slow, laborious system that has been criticized both domestically and internationally with proposed changes slow to take effect.
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Rather than getting bogged down in the minutiae, Democratic voters — and candidates — would be well-advised to focus their strengths on the big boss fight that's still to come: defeating President Donald Trump in the general election come November.
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The benefits of Wi-Fi 6 will really be seen over time, as more devices support the standard and its data delivery efficiencies are able to speed things up — or, at the least, prevent speeds from getting bogged down.
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Forces including the CTS and army units have advanced further into Mosul in recent days, helped by new tactics and better coordination to gain fresh momentum after getting bogged down inside the city towards the end of the year.
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Like her one-sided conversations about death with corpses — who appear to be experts in the field — the animals here seem to have an inherent, almost spiritual condition that prevents them from getting bogged down by imposed environmental conditions.
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De Mistura describes Syria's political transition as "the mother of all issues" and after the latest week of talks, praised the opposition for the depth of their ideas, but criticised the veteran diplomats on the government side for getting bogged down.
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While at CES I try to avoid getting bogged down by dozens of random gadgets, and this time I mostly succeeded — but the mouse reviewer in me was intrigued by Lexip's new gaming mouse that's also a sort of floating joystick.
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Without getting bogged down in the biography, as interesting and complicated as it is, I should point out that she met a number of artists when she was young, all of whom recognized that there was something special about her.
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" Salomon Skin Pro 10L Backpack Nathan SpeedDraw Plus Insulated Water Bottle - 18oz Roche says that "for a typical run where you won't be isolated too long, a handheld bottle is great to carry everything you need without getting bogged down.
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Certainly, the House's demand that the Senate call these witnesses is undercut to some extent by its own failure to persist in trying to compel their testimony, hoping to avoid getting bogged down in an extended court fight with the administration.
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Since then, Dany's found that ruling is much more difficult than conquering, and after getting bogged down in politics in the middle of her holdings in Essos, she decamped for Westeros, where she expected an easy push to take the Iron Throne.
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But some of them had a hard time — with Warren and Buttigieg, for example, getting bogged down in explaining how Americans will pay less on net under their Medicare-for-all plans as their health insurance premiums go down even if their taxes go up.
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But Russia remains mindful of its history of getting bogged down in a long war in Afghanistan in the 1980s — and of the $3 million daily cost of its involvement in Syria while collapsing oil prices and economic sanctions are harming Russia's financial health.
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In a science fiction TV series, all of this information — cultural, physical, political, and economic assumptions that would otherwise go unspoken and unquestioned — has to be built from the ground up and clearly communicated to the viewer without getting bogged down in clunky exposition.
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Asking this is getting bogged down in the philosophical quagmire of what is a consciousness, do you need this to experience the supernatural, and would it be possible for future AIs to do this—but that, of course, is the point of the artwork.
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"Congress should be working on the issues the American people care about – passing the [United States–Mexico–Canada Agreement], creating good jobs, and securing our border – not getting bogged down in what is clearly a partisan impeachment charade," AAN President Dan Conston said in a statement.
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Abadi's initial decision to assault Falluja appears to have gone against the plans of his U.S. allies, who would prefer the government concentrate on Mosul, rather than risk getting bogged down in a potentially drawn out fight for a smaller, potentially hostile Sunni Muslim stronghold like Falluja.
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They tackle topics big and small with a huge variety of approaches to game design, capturing moments of history in a way that never would have occurred to me, without getting bogged-down in the minutiae and micro-management that is at the foundation of PC wargaming.
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Not only are you faced with the difficult task of opening your relationship to outside sexual and/or romantic partners without getting bogged down by jealousy, but if you spend any time with the non-monogamous community, then you'll likely be inundated with a whole new lexicon of terms.
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His release of his single-payer financing details denied Clinton a major attack line, he avoided getting bogged down in guns (clearly his worst issue from the Democratic base's perspective), and he struck an ecumenical tone that made him seem relatively above the fray as Clinton tried out various critiques targeting him.
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When she posted the track listing for Lust For Life, her new album — ("LOST FOR LIFE" had been crossed out for effect) — she set the location as the "The End of the World, Venice, L.A." Instead of getting bogged down in the political stuff, though, Lana Del Rey seems ready to ride this thing out.
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To avoid getting bogged down in legal proceedings, the House committees in charge of the Trump impeachment inquiry haven't taken a single witness to court, even though senior aides like Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and Rudy Giuliani, Trump's personal lawyer focused on the Ukraine dealings, have refused to testify or turn over documents.
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Baseball's collective bargaining agreement with its players expires at the end of 2021, and the owners who employ Manfred are relying on him to navigate that process — which carries far more important financial stakes — just as he did the Astros scandal: by finding a resolution without getting bogged down by lengthy, damaging internal battles.
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Without getting bogged down in the salary cap math, the Raptors were essentially short a trade chip to make the math work in any move—to bring a mid-level piece in, they'd likely be looking at losing Patrick Patterson, who is paramount to the team's success and who had another cheap year left on his deal.
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Between Ben's repeated allusions to Donald Trump as a "Cheeto monster" and Liv's description of the Gay Hell that religious critics have often told them they're going to, their ability to rise above instead of getting bogged down in the sludgy wasteland that is current politics might just be the most inspiring thing about their live show.
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Most of it involves repeatedly making yourself do things you really don't want to do and can't imagine having the energy for ever again, like cleaning your house and cutting out the booze and getting some goddamn exercise and thinking practically about other people's needs without getting bogged down by your own shame and guilt, and then getting up and doing it again.
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Related: The Islamic State Is Reportedly Rounding Up Civilians to Use As Human Shields in Fallujah Abadi's initial decision to assault Fallujah appears to have gone against the plans of his US allies, who would prefer the government concentrate on Mosul, rather than risk getting bogged down in a potentially drawn out fight for a smaller, potentially hostile Sunni Muslim stronghold like Fallujah.
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This kind of proudly punk-influenced black thrash doesn't ask much of a listener; it's dark enough to scare off the norms, but it still semi-accessible in regards to its inherent catchiness, its primal urgency, and its trope-fueled lyrics; blood, booze, graveyards, storms, and the dogs of war are all dependable topics, the kind of big, broad metal ideas that allow for maximum fist-pumping without getting bogged down in details.
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In an interview, Mr Trump singled out Christians in SyriaA cap of 50,000 refugees to be accepted in 2017, against a limit of 110,000 set by former President Barack ObamaA suspension of the Visa Interview Waiver Program, which allows consular officers to exempt some applicants from face-to-face interviews if they are seeking to renew their temporary visas within a year of expiryExceptions could be made on a case-by-case basisIt's well known that Trump doesn't like getting bogged down in details so if Elon really wants to get the commander-in-chiefs attention, we highly suggest keeping the proposed amendments simple.
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