The political declaration could set out aims in general terms.
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Standing alongside Suu Kyi, Francis spoke mostly in general terms.
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Her Tuesday speech touched upon the issue in general terms.
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Mr. Trump spoke only in general terms about foreign policy.
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Most municipalities phrase their firearms regulations in general terms, he said.
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"In general terms they're designed to be stealthy platforms," he said.
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"In general terms, they're designed to be stealthy platforms," he said.
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Mr. Mnangagwa reached out to rivals, though only in general terms.
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Any reference to Libor had only been made in general terms.
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They do in general terms accept the impact tech is having.
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Ziv spoke in general terms and did not speak about Weinstein's criminal case.
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In general terms, Brazil and Latin America have long suffered from deep inefficiencies.
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Elephants are highly intelligent creatures who, in general terms, have no natural predators.
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He also said he discussed Giuliani's Ukraine role in general terms with Pompeo.
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On Wednesday, Mr. Weaver spoke only in general terms about Mr. Sanders's prognosis.
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I shave here, like at home … All the discussions are in general terms.
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Since taking office, Mr. Trump has spoken about government spending only in general terms.
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In general terms, it brings—it's just—I don't know how to say it.
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"In general terms, pleasant weather puts us in a better mood," Dr. Mehta said.
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I think in general terms the result doesn't really reflect what happened on the pitch.
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But in general terms, someone who has zero online profile makes my spidey senses tingle.
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But the Australians have couched their new legislation in general terms, never singling out China.
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Stimson told him in general terms of the formidable weapon being developed in New Mexico.
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Conway later claimed that she was speaking in general terms, however, not about the campaign specifically.
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It is easy to write in general terms about the humiliation of being stopped and frisked.
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So far, Biden has mostly talked in general terms about questions regarding his age and health.
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Freeland referred in general terms to MacNaughton's remarks but did not mention the details he gave.
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But several spoke in general terms about the kind of treatment they provide, verifying the Cotes' accounts.
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"You can talk about it in general terms, or you can get down to business," she says.
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Buhari's spokesmen declined to comment while the president himself has defended his economic record in general terms.
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He said he always watched the opposing pitcher carefully, but he lauded Happ's talent in general terms.
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He emphasized that he was speaking in general terms because he was not familiar with Wozniacki's case.
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Y.) and House counterpart Nancy Pelosi (Calif.) — on the debt ceiling and, in general terms, on immigration.
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However, he did speak in general terms and said the prognosis for protectionism is generally not good.
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Final agreements are phrased in general terms, smoothed out to be acceptable to all those at the table.
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In an interview on Fox News on Monday, Judge Kavanaugh defended his high school behavior in general terms.
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"Premium support plans have been laid out in general terms, but a lot of details matter," says Neuman.
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In general terms, a "tragedy of the commons" is a problem humans encounter in a variety of settings.
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This was mostly in general terms, framed around the importance of standing up for human rights and forming alliances.
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In general terms, the Tax Cuts and Jobs Acts constitutes the largest tax cut for corporations in U.S. history.
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In general terms, most private companies that transport passengers must apply for and receive a permit from the CPUC.
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Asked by anchor Jake Tapper whether Trump's reported request would constitute obstruction of justice, Rubio responded in general terms.
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But for future Americans, whether Trump obstructed justice in general terms will be a far easier question to answer.
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Instead, he praised each of them in general terms as a "fighter" and attacked their opponents as extreme liberals.
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He talked in general terms about the machine's lugging stuff across rough terrain or into places unsafe for humans.
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Things like immigration patterns and civil wars are hard to predict granularly, but pretty easy to predict in general terms.
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"But in general terms, I would say that, yes, Mexico has seen progress [in fighting drug cartels]," the President said.
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Nauert said in general terms that the US and Russia share the goal of improving diplomatic relations between the countries.
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Mr. Yermak pushed back, suggesting language that mentioned investigations but in general terms, so as not to antagonize the Democrats.
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They emulate the brain only in general terms — the software nodes receive digital input and send output to other nodes.
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Chinese news outlets, which are tightly controlled by the ruling Communist Party, often criticize the United States in general terms.
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Mr. Pompeo spoke in general terms about the impeachment process when asked about it on "Fox and Friends" on Monday.
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Gillum never directly answered, but said he had -- in general terms -- always paid his own way during his political career.
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Gillum never directly answered, but insisted he had -- in general terms -- always paid his own way during his political career.
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On Tuesday, then, Sessions told lawmakers that he remembered the interaction in general terms — but was foggy on the details.
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In general terms, Asian woman continue to be prizes or villainesses, Asian men continue to be faceless martial artists or emasculated.
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The doctor had described the physical abuse, in general terms, to his relatives as well, a person close to them said.
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If approved in general terms, the bill will be discussed in detail in parliament's constitutional affairs committee that can amend it.
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Judge Gorsuch also gently rebuked Mr. Trump, again in general terms, for his criticism of judges who had ruled against him.
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Bristow said he has talked to his shareholders and those at Newmont in "general" terms about his hostile bid, but not specifically.
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Andrew Barr (Barr Brothers): This is a really personal question and I don't think it can be summed up in general terms.
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"It stretches credibility to believe that he was not aware, at least in general terms, of the main allegations," the report added.
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In general terms, he will pledge to lower marginal tax rates on both large and small businesses and on all income classes.
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Moose has spoken in general terms about some of these struggles, like being first arrested as a 12-year-old selling weed.
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Bristow said he has talked to his shareholders and those at Newmont in "general" terms about his hostile bid, but not specifically.
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In general terms, LTC insurance will pay a daily amount, up to a predetermined dollar limit and length of time, for services.
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It's speaking in general terms, while "winking and nodding," as MSNBC's Joy Reid phrased it in March, to your true intended audience.
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In general terms, malware could obtain the contents of a communication before the device or messaging application, such as WhatsApp, encrypts it.
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Instead, she spoke in general terms about making "college tuition-free for the middle class" and giving "a boost" to small businesses.
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"We talk about the Green New Deal and all of these things in general terms, but details make a difference," Sanders said.
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But it's one thing when your aim is to speak in general terms about who we are together, as a collective entity.
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"That in general terms will be our focus with respect to how we want to play, what we're going to look like."
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After expressing support for medical marijuana in general terms, Spicer suggested that recreational weed use is somehow linked to the opioid crisis.
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In general terms inflation has gone down "a little faster" than expected, Central bank Governor Alejandro Diaz de Leon said on Mexican radio.
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But the first step of a national artificial intelligence strategy must necessarily be written in general terms, and only Congress can appropriate money.
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"Current employees tend to support management, especially if the employees do not think voting will be confidential," Goldfarb said, speaking in general terms.
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Certainly the documentary doesn't come off as either for or against the police in general terms or in respect to the Oakland force.
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"It is a designed cover-up," said Peterson, who declined to discuss details of the case but agreed to characterize it in general terms.
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But in general terms, the people putting the consortium together want to ensure that A.I. will be used to benefit humans, not harm them.
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The players have kept their championship rings, and while they apologized in general terms last week, they also defended the legitimacy of their title.
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Nonetheless, it could explain in general terms whether there was anything misleading in the application and if so, what, if any, sanctions are required.
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In general terms, such training is intended to prepare pilots to approach targets while being shielded from enemy detection by hills or canyon walls.
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In general terms, such training is intended to prepare pilots to approach targets while being shielded from enemy detection by hills or canyon walls.
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The correspondence, which is described in general terms in Friday's brief and in a previous declaration from Avi Josefson of Bernstein Litowitz, is not public.
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The app has been serving up ads for some time now, and management has been talking up the benefits in general terms for several quarters.
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In three interviews with The Times since late April, Mr. Trump acknowledged in general terms that high debt and lagging revenues had plagued his casinos.
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While his aides have provided some details on the plans, Lopez Obrador himself has mostly spoken in general terms and had not previously provided numbers.
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She spoke in general terms and did not speak about Weinstein's criminal case, because, at the time, her involvement with the Weinstein case wasn't publicly known.
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"For security reasons, we cannot discuss specifically nor in general terms the means and methods of how we perform our protective responsibilities," the Secret Service said.
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What that means in general terms might seem evident: China should trade lower economic growth today for slower debt accumulation, reducing the chances of a crisis.
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Ankara and Washington have also agreed in general terms about control and coordination of air space in the region, Akar was reported as saying by Anadolu.
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In general terms, this kind of attack is called SIM hacking — essentially convincing a carrier to assigning Dorsey's number to a new phone that they controlled.
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She announced her new lease on life in a post to her app speaking in general terms about the year behind and what's to come for 2017.
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Ginsburg, based in Oakland, California, finds out what they want in general terms - never asking about a color - and then researches what is available at nearby dealers.
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The Politico/Morning Consult poll revealed that voters are split — widely — when they were asked, in general terms, what they would like to see done with Obamacare.
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"In general terms, we still think that the inflation trajectory will be decreasing," Meade told reporters, adding that the current peso level will help curb price pressures.
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In general terms, it described the beginnings of an effort by three big U.S. companies to team up to improve their employees' healthcare services and save money.
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Sienna's mother, Jen Livengood, said she talked to her daughter about sexual violence in general terms, but had not let her watch or read about the trial.
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Do not use any inflammatory language ("psychopath," etc.), but do tell her in general terms about the financial issues and overall chaos of your life with him.
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In subsequent outings to rally the PRI faithful, he has continued to frame his vision in general terms - prompting expressions of dismay by some of his supporters.
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"I spoke to her in general terms after the election, just because of our relationship, and just commiserated with her," Gore told Mashable in an interview on Sunday.
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The film has been critically embraced for its specifics, but also in general terms, as an antidote to a largely white film community, and to the #OscarsSoWhite narrative.
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" Vasquez said Samarin didn't share a lot of personal history but spoke in general terms about "some rough patches in his life" and not knowing "who he was.
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"I am tired of listening to speakers who talk in general terms," the woman, Clara Lemlich Shavelson, declared in Yiddish, as the audience lifted her onto the platform.
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What Trump advocated here was in line, in general terms, with Obama administration policy -- that is, prioritizing the deportations of undocumented immigrants caught up in the legal system.
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And Ms. McSally has said that the negative response she received when she brought up, in general terms, what had happened to her traumatized her all over again.
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U.S. military officials often say in general terms that the U.S. possesses the world's most advanced cyber capabilities, but they will not discuss details of highly classified cyber weapons.
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It would describe, in general terms, the content of the classified emails — this email pertains to a covert drone program, this email pertains to troop movements, and so on.
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" Wittes, Comey's friend, wrote recently that Comey "did tell me in general terms that early on, Trump had 'asked for loyalty' and that Comey had promised him only honesty.
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He also noted that senior figures in the administration, including national security adviser H.R. McMaster, had suggested in general terms that backchannel communications could be useful in international diplomacy.
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"For security reasons, we cannot discuss specifically nor in general terms the means and methods of how we perform our protective responsibilities," the Secret Service said in a statement.
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But a problem in some NIT cases is that judges have trouble understanding, even in general terms, what a hacking tool is, what they do, or how they work.
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At the time, the Obama administration downplayed those concerns while speaking in general terms about the need for the U.S. to live up to its part of the deal.
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Richard Horsey, an independent political analyst and former United Nations official in Myanmar, said the party had talked in general terms about establishing the rule of law and democracy.
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Speaking in general terms, Mr. Xu said China's rapid economic growth in recent decades had put it in a better position than many countries to foster economic development elsewhere.
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Mr. Trump's enthusiasm for Britain's vote to leave the European Union, or Brexit — if welcomed by British officials, in general terms — has put considerably more pressure on Mrs. May.
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When pressed by Republicans about why his boss didn't mention that call sooner, Holmes said by then the entire U.S. embassy knew what was going on in general terms.
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On Wednesday, the State Department press secretary, John Kirby, told reporters that in general terms, the information being sought by Mr. Trump's team was not out of the ordinary.
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In general terms, the mainly Western analyst community believed that steel capacity would be cut, most likely because there was a firm number to go along with the policy.
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His colleagues, including Chairman Jerome Powell, have spoken in general terms about the ills of protectionism and the benefits of trade, but said they were not yet changing their outlook.
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The Senate late on Thursday passed the budget 70-49 in general terms, with four abstentions, then worked through the night to vote down the individual reservations to the plan.
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"For security reasons, we cannot discuss specifically nor in general terms the means and methods of how we perform our protective responsibilities," according to a statement from the Secret Service.
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Netanyahu addressed the matter in general terms in public remarks to his cabinet on Sunday that were described by Israeli media as a response to Zell's accusation of foot-dragging.
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In general terms, improvement owes less to some newfound wellspring of wealth than the simple fact that many of the destructive forces that felled growth have finally exhausted their potency.
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He talked in general terms on Egypt, and pressing for greater human rights, but said nothing about what leverage he would use to encourage change in an increasingly authoritarian government.
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The elephant in the room on Thursday was the border adjustment tax, which lawmakers addressed mostly in general terms because it will get a hearing of its own next week.
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The law was crafted in general terms, and key details will be determined in the coming months by banking and securities regulator CNBV, the central bank and the finance ministry.
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Much of the Act gives stronger legal footing to the UK's various bulk powers, including "bulk interception," which is, in general terms, the collection of internet and phone communications en masse.
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"We need to take sustainability out of the competitive space, in general terms," said Wilson, who has been with the ICC for five years and previously worked in the British government.
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But we know in general terms what goes into an FBI background check -- although it's less clear how much more involved a check would be to work in the White House.
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Mr. Trump has already raised the possibility of issuing pardons in general terms, and one of his lawyers spoke last year with attorneys for two former aides about issuing them pardons.
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If that data can be added to a Facebook profile so much the better for Facebook, but the social network can still use in general terms to analyze aggregated user behavior.
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Mr. Giuliani and Mr. Mukasey wrote that both Attorney General Jeff Sessions and Mr. Bharara had been apprised "in general terms" before the meetings with Mr. Erdogan and other Turkish officials.
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"I think it's really important for people to understand, in general terms, there is no free market in the energy industry," Perry told a meeting of the group Veterans for Energy.
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Tillerson faces confirmation hearing In another exchange that set off senators, Tillerson said a conversation with Trump about Russia "has not yet occurred," saying they've only discussed world affairs in general terms.
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Whilst these concerns about Facebook's advertising model exist in relation in general terms and its use in the commercial sphere, the concerns are heightened when these tools are used for political campaigning.
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Instagram has a number of systems in place to stop fraud, according to a Facebook representative, who spoke in general terms because the company did not have prepublication access to the report.
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Although in general terms loan exposures in affected cities is high, is still too early to measure the proportion of debtors or financed projects to have been directly affected by the events.
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Apple, which has only talked in general terms about its interest in self-driving, is a relative latecomer to the field, having only secured a California permit to conduct testing in 2017.
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Speaking in general terms, he explained, scaling back a transplant program temporarily (versus halting it altogether) is not always possible due to the complex, round-the-clock needs of a transplant program.
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In general terms, Khan is right: London ranked 20th in the Economist Intelligence Unit's Safe Cities Index 2017, above Paris, Milan and Moscow, and last year had a lower murder rate than Berlin.
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After being appointed by President Donald Trump to take over the Education Department earlier this year, DeVos has spoken only in general terms about how the Trump administration plans to pursue school choice.
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Nor is the White House expected to release the unredacted document outlining rules for lethal missions outside declared war zones that Mr. Obama described in general terms in a speech in May 2013.
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But it was more that Civorelli is a product of his time, still fighting to eradicate racism in general terms, and underestimating how much his words would be scrutinized in the smartphone generation.
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He has spoken in general terms about reunifying and reviving the country but has yet to lay out an agenda for how Britain plans to exploit its independence for economic or political gain.
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Speaking in general terms, and not the specific docket, Kagan noted that in some of the high-profile cases the justices don't often need a fresh look at an issue they've long considered.
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Tom Cotton (R-AR) began working with Chief of Staff John Kelly to avoid the kind of deal that Trump had repeatedly suggested — and even at times explicitly agreed to in general terms.
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We'll eventually get a closer look at how each piece fits together and what it does, but this broad overview shows you — in general terms — how the Switch can come apart, piece by piece.
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"We have expectations that are misguided about how people respond to traumatic events, especially sexual assault," said Valliere, who was allowed to testify in general terms but could not opine on the case itself.
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The poll shows 61 percent of Americans support the plan to relax immigration policy for some undocumented people when it is described in general terms without using Obama's name, including 42 percent of Republicans.
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" Asked if he is open to the idea of a public option in general terms, Carper did not answer directly, instead joking, "I'm happy to hear all kinds of good ideas, even the president's.
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" Speaking on Mexican radio, Videgaray also said both governments agreed the renegotiation "should be a relatively quick process" that looks to "generate agreements, at least in general terms, by the end of the year.
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Another Venezuelan émigré, Maru Vasquez, 37, who works behind the counter in the Pan Pa' Ya bakery, said she supported the ban in general terms but was bothered by its inclusion of officials' relatives.
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In the SPACECOM statement, a spokesperson for the new command described in general terms the "multitude of systems that contribute to worldwide missile warning and detection capabilities to protect the nation" and deployed troops.
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"We are being driven by the pickup in U.S. inventories and in general terms the market went a bit too far, too soon," said Ric Spooner, chief market analyst at CMC Markets in Sydney.
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"I think it's really important for people to understand, in general terms, there is no free market in the energy industry," Perry told a meeting of the group Veterans for Energy, according to The Hill.
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Approximately an hour after the shooting began, President Donald Trump — who has made vitriolic denigrations of the press, including specific reporters, a key political tactic since before taking office — tweeted his condolences in general terms.
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They compared this to more typical and much briefer instruction given to another 58 patients, consisting of clinicians listening to the patients read inhaler instructions aloud and then talking in general terms about their disease.
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A London Fire Brigade spokesman declined to comment on any specific evidence emerging from the public inquiry, but said in general terms that the "stay put" advice had not changed since the Grenfell Tower fire.
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The CBO released a report on single-payer earlier this month, but the report did not include a cost estimate for the proposal, instead describing various tradeoffs and choices around the idea in general terms.
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Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull, whose government has been criticized by Beijing for blocking proposed takeovers of Australian utilities and agriculture holdings, said on Tuesday he was concerned about the arrests, but spoke in general terms.
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"In general terms, for a radar located in the valley to look up, will have severe restrictions of view because of the mountains, however optimally you place them," said a former Indian air force marshal.
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In general terms, women work across allegiances, are less threatening, wield maternal influence, are perceived to be less corrupt, and have their fingers on the pulse of communities where the agreement must be lived out.
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That could be because a criminal FARA charge requires showing a defendant broke the law "willfully," meaning he or she knew about the statute — at least in general terms — and intentionally sought to defy it.
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"We found that fathers often endorsed the use of condoms to their sons in general terms," said lead author Vincent Guilamo-Ramos, director of the New York City Center for Latino Adolescent and Family Health.
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Many media outlets reported in general terms on the work he had done for the US government on high-stakes national security and terrorism cases, but his account was often treated with a measure of skepticism.
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If that assumption turns out to be wrong ... that does change the landscape quite dramatically and in general terms you would normally think that a rising dollar is a negative for emerging markets and Asian equities.
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"Much of the Act gives stronger legal footing to the UK's various bulk powers, including 'bulk interception,' which is, in general terms, the collection of internet and phone communications en masse," wrote Motherboard at the time.
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"For operational security reasons, the Secret Service cannot discuss specifically nor in general terms the means, methods or resources we utilize to carry out our protective responsibilities," a spokesperson for the Secret Service told Mother Jones.
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On both occasions, the House failed the test of leadership and morality, condemning racism and anti-Semitism in general terms, but failing to criticize King and Omar directly and by name for what they have said.
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The shorter section on the manhunt itself talks only in general terms about "weeks of operations" in the so-called Golden Triangle region of the Sierra Madre that led to the identification of Chapo's exact location.
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Mr. Wheeler's critics point in particular to his lobbying disclosure filings, which describe his lobbying activities only in general terms that they say fail to adequately reveal what he actually worked on the past eight years.
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The President, a vocal defender of police and law enforcement in general terms, has frequently criticized federal judges, the FBI, and the Justice Department-appointed special counsel currently investigating alleged Russian meddling in the 2016 election.
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And we may all come to the same conclusion; we may come to a different conclusion, but I think maybe just the way that we think about it might be a different approach in general terms.
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At a press conference closing the two-day G20 meeting, Argentine Treasury Minister Nicolas Dujovne said delegates spoke in general terms on trade, and did not give the sense the world was heading toward a trade war.
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As of now, the Vatican's calculation is that by speaking in general terms of the need to alleviate suffering, it is increasing the chance that political transition in Venezuela will be peaceful rather than violent and chaotic.
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A defense ministry spokeswoman declined to comment on the confidential report, but said "in general terms" that the development of the four ships, the first of which was to have been delivered in 2014, remained on track.
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But Hill Republicans say Trump didn't use his bully pulpit to sell the health care bill, and when he did, his comments were in general terms about improving health care, despite the complexities involved in the legislation.
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"A five percent improvement in realised prices on a margin of 25 percent is a 20 percent improvement in the value of the company," Cutifani said, adding he was speaking in general terms, not just for platinum.
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But, in general terms, he seems more at ease with — and respectful of — authoritarian leaders such as the presidents Rodrigo Duterte of the Philippines, Abdel Fattah el-Sisi of Egypt and, of course, Vladimir Putin of Russia.
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While Tesla directors have said they discussed with Mr. Musk the possibility of taking Tesla private in general terms, they were blindsided by the tweet and have been scrambling ever since to get the situation under control.
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So the next time you hear that the election may be somehow rigged, or voter ballots are being in some way impacted by an interested party, just remember that in general terms, the facts don't support such claims.
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While Islamophobia is often discussed in general terms, it's worth noting that these intersecting identities can do a lot to determine a person's experience — and, thus, that there's no one story about the effects of anti-Muslim attitudes.
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On Saturday President Donald Trump condemned the attack in Charlottesville in general terms, but didn't specifically call out the white nationalists who had convened the rally and who are responsible for the death and injuries that occurred there.
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The agreement with dealers was described in general terms in court in San Francisco on Thursday before the federal judge, Charles R. Breyer, who is overseeing the cases against Volkswagen by the government, car owners and the dealers.
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At the hearing, Yates didn't get into specifics about what the intelligence showed about Flynn, but she described her two meetings with White House counsel Don McGahn on the topic — on January 26 and 27 — in general terms.
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"If we don't begin to try and manifest the ideas in this report, our future is not very bright," Mr. Newsom said after releasing a document that outlined several proposals in general terms without providing many hard details.
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"Political life in the party has been good in general terms, but there are also prominent problems which remain in urgent need of addressing," the official Xinhua news agency cited Xi as saying in a speech at the meeting.
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In an effort to clarify his comments about Russian election interference and US intelligence agencies, Trump gave a statement to cameras from the White House Tuesday in which he outlined in general terms some of his discussion with Putin.
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And a source with direct knowledge of Trump's private conversations with British Prime Minister Theresa May told me Trump mentioned nuclear weapons a fair bit last week, but only in general terms, saying he'd raise the subject with Putin.
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"The most that I can say, just in general terms, is that the determination that something is top secret, for many people connotes that these are the most closely held secrets, that their revelation would be extremely damaging," he added.
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Several times the officials were asked if there is a specific threat they are seeing from foreign investment at this moment, but both Lord and Jen Santos, deputy assistant secretary of defense for industrial policy, spoke only in general terms.
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"I encouraged him to come to the table, help us out - and this is not an adversarial role from my perspective," Collins said, adding they talked in general terms but not over whether Facebook will comply with the document requests.
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Their approach has been criticized in general terms by two former officials of the agency who had roles in the first plan, saying that the new one would be neither as safe nor as built to last as the original.
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Bob Menendez at his confirmation hearing before the Senate Foreign Affairs Committee, the retired ExxonMobil CEO said that a conversation about Russia between himself and Trump had "not yet occurred" and that the two had only discussed global affairs in general terms.
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After the Wahijah wedding strike, for example, the White House's National Security Council released a statement distancing the administration from the Saudi intervention, explaining in general terms that it was merely providing "targeting assistance" and was not involved in any final decisions.
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The exhibition's introductory wall text explains in general terms how the project responds to colonial explorer Sven Hedin's 183 book, The Wandering Lake: Into the Heart of Asia, as a way to reflect upon bodies of water that are disappearing or in flux.
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Speaking in general terms about the community and the case, Panych, the researcher studying post-Soviet Baptists, said that due to scarce finances, churchgoers have learned to accept politicians and wealthy parishioners, preferring to leave it up to God to judge their actions.
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Having not had the chance to reread that report and go through Netanyahu's claims one by one, what I would say in general terms is that everything that he said appeared to be broadly consistent with what the IAEA had previously reported.
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And Ginsburg's role in the law-related aspects of that transformation will be familiar, at least in general terms, to anyone drawn to this weighty book (546 pages of text and 111 pages of endnotes, to say nothing of the bibliography and index).
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In general terms, we can write this as follows, where the infection rate is a and 𝚫t is the change in time (measured in days): You can think about the rate of infection (𝚫N/𝚫t) like a velocity—because it sort of is.
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He added that Massachusetts Institute of Technology officials had been aware of Mr. Epstein's criminal history "in general terms" and had relied on the judgment of Mr. Ito, who Mr. Reif said had believed that Mr. Epstein had stopped his criminal behavior.
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" In general terms, his view is that "[i]f we cannot be properly reimbursed for the tremendous cost of our military protecting other countries … [t]hen yes, I would be absolutely prepared to tell those countries, 'Congratulations, you will be defending yourself.
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North Korea Tillerson, who said that he'd only spoken to the President-elect about world affairs in general terms, did appear to depart from the views of his future boss on North Korea, which Townshend said would be the biggest challenge for the new president.
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But if, in general terms, buying museum-endorsed art from the last 100 years — like a Richter or a Ghenie — still remains almost the only game in town for the wealthiest art collectors, what about the more speculative market for artists with emerging reputations?
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" Sessions expressed support in general terms for drug treatment and prevention programs, but he emphasized that "criminal enforcement is crucial to stopping the violent transnational cartels that smuggle drugs across our borders, and the thugs and gangs who bring this poison into our communities.
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In general terms, an experience-led business will use audience insights in order to determine out who the customer is and what she's looking for, and then pair that data with a map the customer's journey — like common engagement touch points, frequency and device.
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In general terms, we wrote this as an update formula, where the change in total cases (𝚫N) per time period (𝚫t)—let's define this as one day now—is proportional to the total (N), and that proportionality factor, a, is the percentage daily infection rate.
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"Clearly people are feeling better post the election in general terms but that was very recent... we haven't yet seen that transfer into any data on business confidence or increased investment that may come," Chief Executive Officer Alison Brittain said on a media call.
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Because of the demands of the transition and the tradition of discretion, Obama seemed unwilling to address these issues head on, but, at least in general terms, there was no question that he was now seeing his post-Presidency in a new, if dimmer, light.
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"What we want to make sure is ... that people who were really the victims of the war on drugs, in general terms, and are people that are trying to get their lives in the right direction, that they get relief they deserve," he said.
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Bob Menendez when he said he has only spoken to Trump about the world in general terms and has had no specific conversations about Russia, its President Vladimir Putin and Moscow's attempts to influence the election, one of the Hill's biggest concerns on both sides of the aisle.
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"In general terms, one would want to conduct a substantial number of trials with what I would call naïve users, people who are among the population of people who could be customers but who are not engineers, not people familiar with the development process," he said in an interview.
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According to these experts, the coding resembled a series of "products" developed inside the N.S.A.'s highly classified Tailored Access Operations unit, some of which were described in general terms in documents stolen three years ago by Edward J. Snowden, the former N.S.A. contractor now living in Russia.
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Stated in general terms, the facts of the case were that two brothers, members of a cultish, ultra-minority sect, were repeatedly seen together during the period when one of them was committing a series of murders in the name of precisely the rare beliefs they happened to share.
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Kupperman's attorneys argued that he faces a real possibility of a fine for contempt, something various Democratic lawmakers raised publicly in general terms earlier this year as a way of going after reluctant witnesses, but Tatelman said that sort of action by the House was also was fleetingly remote.
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" It continued, "Lord Coe may not have read the email and attachments sent to him by David Bedford, whose actions we commend, but it stretches credibility to believe that he was not aware, at least in general terms, of the main allegations that the ethics commission had been asked to investigate.
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Though a lot of the effects of a nuclear detonation on the moon depend on a host of factors—including how big the bomb is and how far above the surface it goes off—Danagoulian was willing to speak in general terms about what might happen if Project A119 had become reality.
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"When he was bidding farewell to Mr. Manafort, the President-elect mentioned in general terms of the interest of the new Ecuadorian administration to strengthen bilateral relations with the US, without mentioning any particular issue — and least of all the diplomatic asylum of Mr. Julian Assange," the president's office said in a statement.
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The company can talk about the content of the feed in general terms — mostly posts from friends and family, ranked by how close Facebook believes you to be with them — but were an engineer to browse your feed alongside you, they couldn't explain why the posts appeared in the exact order they did.
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Meetings that were scheduled were usually outlined in general terms, like a "meeting with the chief of staff" in the Oval Office; a 30-minute "intelligence briefing" with John R. Bolton, the national security adviser; or a 45-minute "border meeting" with Jared Kushner, the president's son-in-law and senior adviser.
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The FARC had stated they would not accept even a day in jail, though they asked for forgiveness for some particular cases of kidnapping and murder, and mentioned this in general terms when their leader, Rodrigo Londoño, sat down with Mr. Santos to sign the peace agreement in Cartagena days before the referendum.
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Asked on Friday when exactly the authorities began to view Mr. Amri as a suspect, the head of Germany's federal criminal police, Holger Münch, restated in general terms that it was on Tuesday, after investigators found an identity document in a wallet in the cab of the tractor-trailer used in the attack.
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Mixed in with the issues related to Mr. Manafort is the unsubstantiated theory that the hack of Democratic National Committee emails in 2016 could have been carried out by Ukrainians who in turn pinned the blame on Russia — something that Mr. Trump brought up in general terms with Mr. Zelensky on the July 25 call.
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To me, as a Jew, seeing nothing but two tweets from Ivanka brought the kind of pain I'm sure is echoed by African-Americans anytime Ben Carson defends the President, and Asian-Americans in the wake of Elaine Chao's and Nikki Haley's equivocations: condemning hate in general terms while carefully avoiding criticizing the very administration they're part of.
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Then, just observing—in general terms in my own life, but even more so in the lives of certain friends and family members—how fast and direct an impact drugs like antidepressants, or drugs like Epinephrine, can have on someone's well being, or someone's participation in everyday life, really made me think there was something more here.
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To me, as a Jew, seeing nothing but two tweets from Ivanka brought the kind of pain I'm sure is echoed by African-Americans anytime Ben Carson defends the President, and Asian-Americans in the wake of Elaine Chao's and Nikki Haley's equivocations: condemning hate in general terms while carefully avoiding criticizing the very administration they're part of.
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"Faces can't be hidden anymore and once [they're] seen [on camera] it's more and more often the case they'll never be forgotten, because it's all just easily stored and accessed data now," said one current counterintelligence official for a NATO country who agreed to speak anonymously and then only in general terms about the technology now available to law enforcement and intelligence services.
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Through repetition of the same argument, and by virtue of America's vast military power and economic wealth, the foreign policy establishment in general terms has been conditioned to believe there is no quandary the U.S. can't solve with our military, or any bully that the U.S. can't knock back (the question of what comes next is rarely asked these days).
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Speaking at the team's FanFest on Saturday in his first public comments since MLB came down hard on the Astros in a ground-breaking punishment earlier this week, the two-time All-Star Bregman was understated and spoke in general terms in acknowledging the controversy — although he emphatically denied wearing any buzzer as had been rumored on social media in recent days.
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House Energy and Commerce Committee Chairman Greg WaldenGregory (Greg) Paul WaldenLawmakers call on Trump to keep tech legal shield out of trade talks House passes anti-robocall bill Lawmakers deride FTC settlement as weak on Facebook MORE (R-Ore.) has not publicly commented on the specifics of the proposal, though he released a statement after it was announced praising Trump's commitment on drug pricing in general terms. Sen.
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Scott Pruitt used his first speech to the EPA's 15,000 employees to speak mostly in general terms about his plans for an agency that had been a central target of Republican ire during former President Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Forget conventional wisdom — Bernie Sanders is electable 2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care MORE's time in office.
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First, in general terms, both men secured victories from the votes of the hinterlands, while major urban centers voted against them; second, in each country two of the country's three coastal regions voted for the opposition (not surprising given the urban areas on the coasts); third, it appears that a higher percentage of the better-educated voted against them; fourth, the more pious or religiously observant voted for them; finally, both secured a narrow victory that will be contested for many months by the losing side as the opposition seeks to de-legitimize the victor.
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