Bats will enter from the bottom, which you should leave open.
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But dozens of these apps leave open insecure ports on those smartphones.
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It's amazing what some people will just leave open on their desktop.
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These sources leave open the possibility that the government could be unelected.
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The plotline seemed to leave open the possibility of a return for Callie.
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This will still leave open, however, the question of Europe's unique national identities.
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But her full answer raised eyebrows, and seemed to leave open the possibility.
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And the openness of the cube's JavaScript framework leave open unlimited possibilities for developers.
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The court did, however, leave open the possibility of another challenge down the road.
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A strong performance by Corbyn would leave open the possibility of Brexit being reversed.
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This person would leave open jars of peanut butter and unwashed bowls on her desk.
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So it's just a matter of spacing the floor and taking what they leave open.
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The President did, however, leave open the door to taking it up in the future.
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As a consumer, you can't control the bugs that your carrier leave open for hackers.
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Draghi is certain to maintain a dovish tone and leave open the possibility of more stimulus.
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The ruling does leave open the possibility that Groening could be released if his health deteriorates.
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It does, however, leave open the possibility that individual athletes could compete under a neutral flag.
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The White House seemed to leave open that possibility, saying only that no meeting had been scheduled.
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"We leave open the possibility that the Legislature may enact a 'carefully drafted statute,'" the majority wrote.
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It seems we have an answer, but these shortsighted developments leave open questions of what comes next.
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But in the interview, Mr. Hariri seemed to leave open the question of whether his resignation was final.
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That would leave open the mystery of how China managed to unravel the C.I.A.'s web of informants.
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"The Good Doctor" is sharp enough to leave open the possibility that they might sometimes have a point.
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Francis did leave open the possibility of ordaining so-called "Viri Probati," Latin for men of proven character.
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However, the filing seemed to leave open the possibility that prosecutors might identify more evidence favorable to Flynn.
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The bank said it would leave open the possibility for increased stimulus should inflation lag behind its target rate.
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But the amendment may leave open the option of extending the Article 50 deadline, which is anathema to Brexiteers.
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Kelly's memos leave open the potential for prosecuting or removing adults who help children enter the U.S. without documentation.
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The judge, though, did leave open the possibility that he might allow Ms. Jackson to testify at the retrial.
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Leave open the possibility that the music can get even better rather than locking it in a gilded frame.
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But despite Walden's enthusiasm for the Yahoo acquisition, she appeared to leave open an escape hatch for her company.
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While, sure, that does leave open the possibility that millions were affected, it seems unlikely given the preconditions described above.
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That does, however, leave open the possibility that Trump could have gotten somebody else to set up a taping system.
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The bill's sweeping language also leave open the possibility that innocent political activists could face charges for constitutionally protected behavior.
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But if we tolerate the supposedly "good" billionaires in politics, we inevitably leave open the door for the bad ones.
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Monday's rulings leave open the possibility of future reform, though they can't be considered a victory for foes of partisan gerrymandering.
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He did, however, leave open the door just a smidgen to allowing for some wiggle room for a late tee time.
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Still, he seemed to leave open the possibility that he might have to find another nominee if Dr. Blasey proved persuasive.
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But language can be misleading and leave open loopholes for consumers, experts say, even when it comes to covering financial default.
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But that path would delay Kavanaugh's confirmation, possibly for weeks, and leave open the possibility that it could be stalled completely.
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The Deuce premieres on September 10th, taking over the Sunday night time slot Game of Thrones will leave open after August 27th.
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But Cohen's admissions to several crimes leave open the possibility that Trump could face prosecution, particularly once he leaves the White House.
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Ignoring these added protections, Santiago's amendments leave open several loopholes that ISPs have exploited, or have attempted to exploit, in the past.
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But there are lots of digital entrances that you leave open all the time, such as Wi-Fi and your cell connection.
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But the EU's anthem has no official lyrics, so as to leave open the question of what tongue to sing them in.
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I think it was smart to leave open this possibility, as the pressure will increase on Iran after the return of sanctions.
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The bank said last week it would leave open only a limited number of branches in each region without providing a figure.
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He did leave open the possibility of changing the composition of forces to help the United States keep pressure on the militant group.
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Both responses leave open the possibility that, as a Supreme Court justice less beholden to precedent, Kavanaugh could choose to rewrite Roe v.
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She also confused many voters by seeming to leave open the possibility of a tie-up with the LDP after the general election.
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Leave open the possibility then that as the election draws closer, the discussion is more about the state of the country than Trump.
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The events across three acts (and as many hours of playing time) leave open for reappraisal just who is the caretaker of whom.
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The tweet comes after he appeared to leave open the possibility of Trump losing in 2020 during a lecture in Florida on Monday.
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"Anything less would leave open the possibility of further erosion of the fundamental freedom of the press," he said in a text message.
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In a testimony before the Senate Judiciary and Commerce committees today, Zuckerberg seemed to leave open the possibility of a paid version of Facebook.
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These findings leave open a crucial question: Do whites in heavily Hispanic neighborhoods support Trump because they tend to be high in white identity?
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Ms. Harris wanted to leave open the possibility of investigation and lawsuits, and promised Californians to lock up the bankers responsible for the fraud.
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The short-term resolution would leave open the possibility that lawmakers fail to come to terms and end up at another impasse in mid-February.
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Breaking up via text can leave open opportunity for further confrontation, she says, so be prepared to answer questions once you've sent the initial message.
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Correction: The test results leave open the possibility that Warren's Native American heritage goes back 10 generations, which would make her 1/1,024 Native American.
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Then Ryan reached for an explanation that might just leave open the possibility that the Obamacare drama may be a learning experience for his troops.
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And of course those denouements not only leave open the futures of other characters, but they also send the universe looping back toward the middle.
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"His first declarations are to be taken with caution and leave open a series of questions that Salah Abdeslam will have to explain," Molins said.
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The timing will help preserve her political future and leave open the possibility that the eventual nominee will choose her as the vice presidential candidate.
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But Mr. Cooper, who also represents Mr. Bolton, pointed to reports from the House Intelligence Committee that seemed to at least leave open the possibility.
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Todd's comments leave open the possibility that Nelson wins, but Scott has repeatedly insisted that he is the winner, regardless of what happens with a recount.
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The settlements leave open the possibility of further investigation, but prosecutors' light touch with banks leaves little reason to believe there will be any follow through.
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Because there's a real possibility that widespread use of "semi-autonomous" systems, which leave open the possibility of human error, will produce more accidents, not fewer.
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As the Trump administration continues to leave open the possibility of military conflict with North Korea, it's time to talk about the concept of preventive war.
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He is setting the groundwork for talks that leave open the door for economic cooperation, to have the Chinese invest in infrastructure projects in the Philippines.
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My team and I had to stop what we were working on but, thankfully, I usually leave open the hour after lunch — it always gets filled.
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If we are content with using ZIP code-level data, we leave open the possibility that further health issues could be masked by these quirky geographies.
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Still, it was far from clear that was the case, and industry experts said the president's Twitter post seemed to leave open a variety of interpretations.
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Later on, that night, he seemed to leave open space for a reversal or extension of the program, if no legislative fix could be agreed on.
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The final rules also leave open the option of holding a vote to dismiss the charges against Trump outright, via a motion on the Senate floor.
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The N.R.A. wants to leave open the "boyfriend loophole," which allows intimate partners who are convicted of domestic violence, stalking or abuse to keep their firearms.
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But more than these examples, [2,3] looks like something you'd want to leave open as a shape-shifting display instead of keeping it collapsed on a bookshelf.
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But the test results also leave open the possibility that Warren's Native American heritage goes back 10 generations, which would make her only 1/1,024 Native American.
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Certainly Kuroda was keen to leave open the potential for further moves but it was probably too much to expect him to be explicit at this stage.
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So we'll leave open the possibility that Trump is talking about some actual event and that he and his team are just being coy about the details.
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The president is said to have railed in private about Mr. Mueller to aides and has said he wants to leave open the option of firing him.
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The judges appeared to leave open the possibility of revisiting the case if Mr. Netanyahu ends up in a position to form a government after the election.
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Now Warren does leave open the possibility she will go back to them in the general, but Sanders just passed the 1 million individual donor mark. Astonishing.
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Public proposals can be embarrassing for everyone involved, mainly because they leave open the possibility that an entire crowd of people will have to watch a humiliating rejection.
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It should at least not compound this mistake with further hikes in coming months, and it should leave open the option of reversing course and lowering rates again.
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But the current arrangements leave open which state body will search through its database and match its records with the hundreds and thousands of names on candidate lists.
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Jon-as-heir would also leave open the loophole of Danerys dying in some heroic act to defeat the Night King, allowing her revolution to live on through Jon.
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They leave open the question about participating in direct appeals, where formal cooperation will be rare and the balancing required by the standard for material cooperation might allow participation.
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Some of the players who appealed the settlement said the deal should leave open the possibility that a test will be developed to diagnose the disease in the living.
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Though the rules of the trial leave open a possibility for Trump's defense team to move for a motion to dismiss, Lankford said he doesn't believe that will happen.
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The data might include granular stuff, like the programs you leave open in your internet browser, the contents of your email if you use certain services, and of course.
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Some have argued that the letter's language — "defer to me" seems to leave open the possibility that Barr himself will assert executive privilege on behalf of the White House.
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Two members have already announced bids for the number four leadership spot, and one of them will leave open her current leadership post while seeking to move up to Crowley's.
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He did leave open the possibility of a Moto smartwatch at a later date, saying that customers might eventually start valuing gadgets on their wrists more than they do today.
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President Obama might be able to pardon him for possible violations of the most serious crimes, like the Espionage Act, but leave open the possibility of prosecution on lesser charges.
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The media reports about Trump's decision leave open a lot of questions about what would actually happen to the program, and how the details for existing DACA recipients would play out.
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You probably haven&apost read it, either of you, but he seems to leave open the possibility of a very narrow set of questions, if it can be narrowed, on obstruction.
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That success seemed to leave open the possibility that the United States would provide more direct military assistance to the Emiratis in an ambitious campaign against Al Qaeda, a mutual foe.
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He often had to leave open spaces in his pictures for print, like a magazine's name for a cover illustration, a story's headline or the opening paragraphs of an inside spread.
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The judge noted that the law would leave open only a single clinic in New Orleans and force women elsewhere in the state to travel long distances to obtain the procedure.
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Labour and the Conservatives would then leave open whether this would lead in future to Labour's preferred customs union, with EU consultation rights, or the looser arrangement favored by the Conservatives.
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The midday blast left a 75-year-old Hispanic woman badly injured, spurring police to leave open the possibility of hate crimes, given the victims were, at this point, all minorities.
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The state supreme court's majority opinion acknowledges that governments may impose reasonable restrictions on First Amendment rights if the limitations are narrowly tailored and leave open ample alternative channels for communication.
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Brown: I don't think you could predict at the moment what is even going to happen next week with huge certainty so I think you've got to leave open a few options.
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The election saw the AfD win seats in parliament for the first time - a political earthquake that followed Merkel's 2015 decision to leave open German borders to more than 1 million migrants.
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That, among other reasons, is why so many experts are upset that the Trump administration may leave Open Skies in the coming days: because the US could lose more than it gains.
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But he may leave open the chance of raising the BOJ's target for the 10-year bond yield if the economic recovery gathers enough momentum to push prices steadily higher, analysts say.
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In a footnote the court did leave open the possibility that if a secretary of state tries to remove an elector he or she could challenge that action under the federal Constitution.
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Stephen Vladeck, a law professor at the University of Texas and CNN legal analyst, said that Kavanaugh's private comments about a special counsel still leave open some key questions about his views.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain should leave open the option remaining in the single market and customs union after a Brexit transition period, the Brexit spokesman for the opposition Labour Party said on Wednesday.
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It's not clear how you learned about his having exactly the conversation he told you he wouldn't have, but in approaching this, you should leave open the possibility of a miscommunication somewhere.
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"Everyone hopes it can be explained by way of mental illness so we don't have to leave open the possibility that a mother could plan to so horrifically murder her child," Branam says.
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The jury's continued questions leave open the possibility that jurors may remain deadlocked and unable to reach a unanimous verdict on any of the three counts of aggravated indecent assault that Cosby faces.
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The U.S.-led coalition decided to leave open the west as a kind of escape valve; this would allow ISIS members to be picked off as they fled into the desert, toward Syria.
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Another idea is for the BOJ to set a timeframe for how long it will keep buying government bonds at the current pace, and leave open the possibility of tapering purchases after that.
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President Donald Trump's administration could pursue development of new nuclear weaponry and explicitly leave open the possibility of nuclear retaliation for major non-nuclear attacks, if a leaked draft policy document becomes reality.
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Senior GOP aides have been skeptical it would occur in this case -- a nomination, unlike a bill, doesn't leave open the possibility of future changes via amendment or conference committee with the House.
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Rudolph W. Giuliani, the president's lawyer, backtracked on Thursday from earlier remarks in which he seemed to leave open the possibility that Trump campaign aides had coordinated with Russia in its election interference.
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But that would leave open the possibility that the sex bot might not want to have sex with you, which sort of defeats the purpose of developing these technologies in the first place.
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It has a rough nub, so it's more pleasant to use on a glass surface than competitorsAndroid apps can slow the Chromebook Pro way down, so pick and choose what you leave open carefully.
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Any apps that you launched in Windows 95 would sit neatly on the taskbar, making them easy to leave open and access repeatedly, and you'd find most of them from the new Start menu.
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The semi-annual U.S. Treasury currency report released on Friday did not name any major trading partner as a currency manipulator, although it seemed to leave open the option for action in the future.
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Jeremy Corbyn's party would also "leave open the option of the UK remaining a member of the customs union and single market for good, beyond the end of the transitional period", the paper said.
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LONDON, Dec 6 (Reuters) - Britain should leave open the option remaining in the single market and customs union after a Brexit transition period, the Brexit spokesman for the opposition Labour Party said on Wednesday.
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This concerned whether to leave open in the U.S.-Saudi agreement the possibility of the Saudis reprocessing their spent (irradiated) fuel to extract the contained plutonium and, even more importantly, operating uranium enrichment plants.
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The announcement says that information provided in DACA applications would not be proactively shared, with some exceptions — but does that leave open the possibility that information may be shared upon request from enforcement agencies?
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So to treat any version of the latter defense as simple confirmation of the nominee's villainy is to close even the narrow door that Wittes (and I) would leave open for Kavanaugh's potential exculpation.
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If the Senate calls witnesses, it will prolong the trial, leave open the possibility we will hear new evidence and even potentially alter the verdict (although there's only an extremely small chance of that).
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Mr Corbyn also avoided ruling out another referendum on Scottish independence, because he wants to leave open the possibility of doing a deal with the Scottish National Party to put him in Downing Street.
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The source familiar with Hezbollah's thinking said the group had refrained from attacking Hariri over his decision to quit, to leave open the possibility of him becoming prime minister of a new coalition cabinet.
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But she did leave open the door to a potential meeting between Trump and Iranian President Hassan Rouhani next week in New York -- something that was a possibility before the attack in Saudi Arabia.
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But even now, these shows leave open the question of just how we're supposed to grapple with the idea that many viewers will always see them as instruction manuals, or as validation of dangerous ideals.
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Since controlling the migration of EU nationals emerged as the deciding factor in the Brexit vote south of the border, it looks unlikely that a British government would leave open any back door to England.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump's administration could pursue development of new nuclear weaponry and explicitly leave open the possibility of nuclear retaliation for major non-nuclear attacks, if a leaked draft policy document becomes reality.
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Strong U.S. retail sales on Friday reduced the chances of a rate cut this week and lifted the dollar, although Fed Chairman Jerome Powell is expected to leave open the possibility of future rate cuts.
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Speaking to reporters this week, the city's leader Carrie Lam appeared to leave open the possibility of using emergency powers to tackle the increasingly violent protests, after the move was suggested by pro-Beijing media.
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Muffett said bodies such as the U.N. Environment Assembly, if they did begin exploring geoengineering technologies, should leave open the possibility of banning them entirely, as progress on their development could boost pressure to deploy them.
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But his campaign manager, Corey Lewandowski, seemed to leave open at least the possibility of a reversal, telling MSNBC on Wednesday morning that he "didn't think" there was any way Mr. Trump would change his mind.
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Based on my conversation with this source, I sent Rogers the following email:So this statement—"Chase does not provide Amazon with any individual transactional data at specific merchants"—seems to leave open a lot of possibilities.
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It's not the time to leave open offices, but it's our job as the commission to say that we know there are huge problems with the current law that prohibits the maximum people voting and safely.
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Zinke's decision to leave open as many park gates as possible means about two-thirds of the 417 national parks are still open to the public, according to the National Parks Conservation Association, an advocacy group.
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The guidelines note that newborns weighing 11 pounds also are rare, although they leave open the possibility of performing a C-section delivery for an 11-pound baby, or a 10-pound baby whose mother is diabetic.
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Softbank may be hoping today's news will get Deutsche Telekom to reconsider — and Nikkei says Softbank will only "propose ending the negotiations," which seems to leave open some room for them to continue, should the terms change.
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"I took what Dinklage was saying here not as a suggestion that Tyrion dies, but rather his attempt to leave open the possibility that the character might meet that fate," writer David Marchese added in an annotation.
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Rosselló said he would be replaced by justice secretary Wanda Vázquez, a former prosecutor who headed the U.S. territory's office of women's affairs, but he appeared to leave open the possibility of another person taking the office.
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Francisco Farabello added a free throw for the Horned Frogs to leave open the door for Iowa State but Bolton's layup with 216 seconds left was blocked by Kevin Samuel, allowing TCU to escape with the win.
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" The interviewer specifies in a side note that, "I took what Dinklage was saying here not as a suggestion that Tyrion dies, but rather his attempt to leave open the possibility that the character might meet that fate.
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The statement seemed to leave open the possibility that it might one day take action against Trump's account, or the accounts of other world leaders who might use the platform to incite violence or otherwise break its rules.
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"Subject to the receipt of further information, I will be allowing, as President, the long blocked and classified JFK FILES to be opened," Trump said, appearing to leave open the possibility that some documents could still be withheld.
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That would leave open questions about the fate of not only Dreamers — immigrants who came to the U.S. illegally as children — but also the migrant families being separated at the U.S.-Mexico border under a Trump administration policy.
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Shortly after Brady's statement, the NFLPA announced that they would not be seeking a stay of the four game suspension in the Second Circuit, however they did leave open the possibility of petitioning the Supreme Court in the future.
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On Friday, Moore denied the allegations of sexual misconduct with a 14-year-old, but seemed to leave open the possibility that he'd pursued at least one other teen during that time, while speaking on Sean Hannity's radio show.
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But web companies aren't typically part of the net neutrality conversation because they don't provide internet access, and the vague rules AT&T is proposing still seem to leave open the possibility for ISPs to sell paid fast lanes.
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Its author is billed as A. J. Finn, perhaps to leave open the possibility in readers' minds that this entry in the "Gone Girl"/"The Girl on the Train" sweepstakes was written by a woman, as most have been.
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" As Vox's Zeeshan Aleem wrote about the story, "The language isn't an outright denial, but a description of what Bowe claims he can remember; it appears to leave open the possibility that he could admit to sending the messages.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain should leave open the option of being in a UK-wide customs union with the European Union after Brexit and aim to keep the benefits of the bloc's single market, the opposition Labour Party said on Wednesday.
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MANAMA (Reuters) - FIFA are to leave open the bidding process for the 2026 World Cup until August, it said in a statement on Tuesday, after rejecting an attempt by the three-nation North American proposal to fast-track their plan.
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The Fed continues to leave open the door to a rate hike in the coming months, contrary to financial markets' expectation that U.S. borrowing costs would not rise this year, CI Banco analyst James Salazar wrote in a research note.
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The new data leave open the possibility that even if the United States withdraws from the Paris Agreement there is still the chance -- and it's just a chance -- the rest of the world could rally to meet the Paris goals.
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On issues ranging from the size of the U.S. nuclear arsenal to whether to leave open the possibility of launching a nuclear first strike, leading Democrats in the House and Republicans in the Senate have been meticulously laying out their cases.
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It could ignite efforts to develop a successor to the four-nation Eurofighter but is expected to leave open whether Britain would seek to enter a project already underway between France and Germany, or risk a repeat of costly procurement splits.
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The Paula Jones action against President Clinton seems to leave open Mr. Trump's vulnerability to some 75 claims now working their way through the courts, to say nothing of whether the F.B.I. uncovers improper dealings with Russians before the inauguration.
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Prime Minister Theresa May risks losing a parliamentary vote on Tuesday on the deal she has agreed with the EU. Defeat would leave open the prospect of Britain leaving the EU without any transitional arrangements to smooth the economic shock.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump on Wednesday praised Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke, who has come under scrutiny for his use of a security detail, chartered flights and a real estate deal, but seemed to leave open the possibility of replacing him.
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His acquittal on seven counts leaves the state without any convictions after three trials, in one of the nation's most closely watched police misconduct cases — and continues to leave open the question of what, exactly, happened to Mr. Gray inside the van.
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Bob Lutz, former GM Vice Chairman and head of product development, said on Tuesday GM could structure a deal with PSA that would still allow for joint product development, and could leave open the possibility of exporting certain Cadillac or Chevrolet models to Europe.
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U.S. President Donald Trump's administration may be pursuing the development of new nuclear weaponry and could explicitly leave open the possibility of nuclear retaliation for major non-nuclear attacks, according to a draft of a pending Nuclear Posture Review leaked by the Huffington Post.
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As an Emergency Physician on the front lines of the opioid epidemic, it is unthinkable to me that policymakers might leave open a deadly loophole in controlled substance scheduling, making it harder for law enforcement to keep fentanyl variants out of the United States.
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"It hurts our country to do what the Senate has allowed to happen over the course of the last couple of years, and that is to leave open — sometimes for more than a year — important positions for our nation," Kerry said at the State Department.
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A vote could be held sometime during the day on Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell's proposed rules governing the first phases of the trial, which would leave open the option of voting later on whether witnesses would testify and new evidence could be introduced.
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While some environmentalists are hopeful the Supreme Court ruling will leave open the door for the Clean Water rule to be put into effect while the court cases are carried out, the Trump administration expects a stay on the rule to be finalized shortly.
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The Times Boris Johnson, the front-runner in the race to succeed British Prime Minister Theresa May, has privately assured senior Brexiteers he will leave open the option of suspending parliament to force through a no-deal exit from the European Union, The Times reported. bit.
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It's telling how many questions the writers leave open — almost enough for another season should Netflix have second thoughts — but they know that the saga of Frank Underwood defined this show, and so it ends when his story does, even if his widow gets the final word.
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"It appears that if you made the gift already, you can take the full deduction," said Tim Steffen, CPA and director of advanced planning at Robert W. Baird & Co. "But they leave open the possibility that they can go back and retroactively apply the regulation," he added.
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Although the Justice Department asked that the court stop the release of Mr. Trump's tax returns and reiterated its longstanding position that a sitting president may not be charged or prosecuted, it appeared to leave open the door for Mr. Trump to be investigated by Mr. Vance's office.
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A bigger problem is that the transition period is too short to negotiate and ratify a deep trade deal with the EU. The guidelines may leave open the possibility of an extension, but some lawyers say this may not be possible under Article 50, which is about withdrawal, not staying in.
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The former official noted that one proposal floated recently by some British officials would not leave open a "back door" for official surveillance in encrypted systems but rather would provide for a wiretap equivalent by tapping a device at one end of the conversation after the message had been decrypted.
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Sources familiar with ongoing talks say there were no substantial developments over recess, although senators working on negotiations did keep talking and several groups in the House left town with all-but-completed outlines that they opted to wait on rather than leave open to public attack over the break.
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Bills offered by Republicans in the House and Senate would make it illegal for internet service providers to block or discriminate against certain websites but would leave open the potential for them to create internet fast lanes by charging sites for faster service or prioritizing their own affiliates over competitors.
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WASHINGTON — The United States-led campaign to hunt down the last pockets of Islamic State militants in Syria has lost its most effective battleground partner in what American military officials fear will stall a critical phase of the offensive and leave open the door for hundreds of foreign fighters to escape.
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"It's disappointing that Senator Rubio would use this tragedy to raise speculation about his political future, and if he reconsiders anything this week it should be his vote to leave open the terrorist gun loophole and let suspected terrorists continue to have access to guns," Weiner said in a statement to Business Insider.
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Although he likely meant to make some vaguely witty commentary on whatever was happening in politics at the time and copied the wrong link, he was able to leave open the (slim) possibility that maybe the tweet was just an inappropriately sexual dad joke that no one got because it wasn't good.
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Senator Susan Collins, Republican of Maine, who has pushed to leave open the possibility of calling witnesses in the trial, said she had pressed Mr. McConnell to allow it in part because of her experience with Mr. Clinton's trial in 1999, and her desire to honor the Senate's unique obligation on impeachment.
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"Now the approach on all of these fronts is to outline the ideas and the values that we think an eventual service should have, leave open a period of however long it takes to address regulators and different experts and constituents' questions about this and then figure out what the best way to move forward is," Zuckerberg said.
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USA-TRUMP-RUSSIA Top Democrats leave open option of Trump impeachment after Mueller report WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Top congressional Democrats left the door open on Sunday to the impeachment of U.S. President Donald Trump, but said they would first need to complete their own investigations into whether he obstructed justice in Special Counsel Robert Mueller's Russia probe.
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" The new version recognizes that executions are far from the only effective way to protect human life, citing "an increasing awareness that the dignity of the person is not lost even after the commission of very serious crimes," as well as "more effective systems of detention" that protect safety and leave open "the possibility of redemption.
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The extension is also notably longer than British Prime Minister Theresa May's request for a June 30 deadline — but the EU also said, as part of its offer, that it would leave open the possibility that if Parliament manages to pass a Brexit deal in the coming weeks, the UK could exit the EU before that Halloween date.
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Another possibility, though, is that Cohen's denial of a Prague visit is in fact technically correct, but misleading in some respect — after all, his denials have been very specific to the city of Prague itself, which would seem to leave open the possibility of a similar meeting to the one alleged that took place in some other nearby city or town.
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"We leave open the possibility that the legislature may enact a 'carefully drafted statute,'" Fairhurst wrote, quoting from the US Supreme Court's opinion upholding some states' death penalty statutes after the court had earlier, in effect, created a national moratorium on the death penalty in the 1970s, "to impose capital punishment in this state, but it cannot create a system that offends constitutional rights."
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" Still, the 1993 decision did appear to leave open a possible role for the court were the Senate to violate what Chief Justice Rehnquist wrote were "the three very specific requirements" in the constitutional text — "that the Senate's members must be under oath or affirmation, that a two-thirds vote is required to convict and that the chief justice presides when the president is tried.
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On Tuesday, the story got stranger when a Spanish judge revealed that the raid was led by a Mexican man who lives in the United States and offered material stolen from the embassy to the F.B.I. Mueller report: The special counsel's decision to leave open the question of whether President Trump obstructed justice has eroded the unspoken rules limiting presidential powers that emerged after the Watergate scandal, our chief White House correspondent writes.
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It's not the first time Biden has said he would leave open the possibility of Trump's prosecution; he reportedly made similar comments in July after former special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerHouse impeachment hearings: The witch hunt continues Speier says impeachment inquiry shows 'very strong case of bribery' by Trump Gowdy: I '100 percent' still believe public congressional hearings are 'a circus' MORE testified before Congress on his investigation into Russia's interference in the 2016 election.
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Former House Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanPaul Ryan moving family to Washington Embattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway MORE (R-Wis.) said President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE will win reelection in 2020 because of his ideas and "record of accomplishment," as he sought to clarify remarks he made recently that appeared to leave open the prospect of Trump losing.
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While Cory bought President Obama's false dichotomy between war and John KerryJohn Forbes KerryA lesson of the Trump, Tlaib, Omar, Netanyahu affair Trump's winning weapon: Time The Memo: O'Rourke looks to hit reset button MORE's nuclear deal, I joined many others — including approximately 80 percent of the American public — in believing it was possible to negotiate a better deal that would not leave open the possibility for Iran to develop a nuclear bomb while ignoring altogether its development of ballistic missiles, its threats to its Arab neighbors, and its support for Hezbollah and other terrorists.
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