Being POTUS is a serious matter - not child's play.
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Who stays doesn't really matter, not until the final episodes.
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Mr. Newby calls his decision an administrative matter, not policy.
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All results matter, not just the flashy, paradigm shifting results.
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Remorse is a purely personal matter, not a circus performance.
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This, however, is a matter not of ethics but of prudence./•/
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But still, it did not really matter — not against the Warriors.
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Nobody had any say in the matter, not even my dad.
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It's a matter not just of access but of agency, too.
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They are testing fecal matter, not the stomach—a very significant difference.
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Right, whereas with women, the kids seem to matter, not the age.
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Chinese people — and most East Asians, for that matter— not so much.
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Caregiving is often dismissed as a private matter, not a political one.
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When you're reading, it's the words that matter, not their leather-bound container.
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Cops disagree, and tell us they've decided it's a civil matter, not criminal.
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At the end of the day, results are what really matter, not activities.
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The following ranking is a matter not of opinion, but of fact. 1.
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First, Clinton's transgressions were essentially a personal matter, not a national security issue.
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U.S. officials have said the issue is a judicial matter, not a political one.
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It doesn't make Rick matter – not to the universe, not to his own family.
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Therefore, it is the capabilities of tomorrow that matter, not the intentions of today.
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It is firms' cashflows that matter, not the nature of the claims on them.
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In this group, it's the secular trends that matter, not the evaluation right now.
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Sessions: Significance of Comey's 'error' on 'Clinton matter' not fully understood 10:55 a.m.
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Clapper doesn&apost like him, Loretta Lynch, said call it a matter, not an investigation.
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Considerations about looking matter not just to Yiadom-Boakye's work but also to its reception.
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"It doesn't matter, not even a bit of it," she said, according to the BBC.
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But the two years before an election seem to matter, not just a few months.
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These are, as one philosopher puts it, the "questions that matter," not how Judas died.
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"This is a public health matter, not a political matter in any way," Azar said.
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But it is important to approach it as a practical matter, not a magic trick.
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The iPad Air has a 10.5-inch screen, but that size difference doesn't matter — not really.
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But it didn't matter, not with the Gators' dominating on defense and rushing for 287 yards.
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"Substance use should be treated as a health care matter, not as a crime," said Rep.
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In the end, doesn't it matter — not to others, but to ourselves — where we are from?
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However, much of the multitasking limit may come from our RAM-deficient human grey matter, not technology.
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Organizers of the event declined to comment as it is a private matter not related to the competition.
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But its aftermath provides the opportunity to depict a subject matter not seen enough in television: male vulnerability.
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"Morning Joe" co-host Mika Brzezinski addressed the matter not long after the show began on Thursday morning.
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Not unlike we've seen for Black Lives Matter, not unlike we've seen with racial violence and racial terror.
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Influencing that country's politics therefore is a matter not so much of force projection as of asset protection.
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Perhaps issues matter, not because of the policy, but because of the message it sends about a candidate.
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The local prosecutor's office was handling the matter, not the federal body which deals with cases of suspected terrorism.
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There is no room for objectification of women, or anybody for that matter, not even in the 'locker room.
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Over the long-term, it's the results that matter not the short-term stock price management techniques of CEOs.
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And why do these meanings matter—not only to people with disabilities and their families, but society at large?
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The ad's plot isn't quite clear, but that doesn't matter ... not like you'll be looking at the water anyway.
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Mr. Kelly called Ms. Manigault Newman into the Situation Room for a personnel matter, not a national security one.
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They want to be liked, to matter not just in public affairs but to the people around them, too.
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"It is our sincere hope that this matter not be tried in the court of public opinion," it added.
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He allowed former Confederate leaders to return to power by saying it was a state matter, not a federal matter.
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These things matter not only as a measure of your risk exposure but also because they are tied to performance.
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He talked about how fans rooting for a black man taught Americans that skills and character matter, not skin color.
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But the two lawmakers were reluctant to discuss the matter, not wanting to further complicate hopes for reaching an agreement.
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Those lives matter, not simply because of the changes wrought then, but because we still have so much to do now.
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Swing states matter not just to the Electoral College map but they are critical to maintaining our majority in the Senate.
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"It had to do with her being forthright with her family about another matter not related to the rape," Sharpe said.
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And these conditions matter — not just for the comfort and focus of the spectators, but the very meaning of his art.
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He said it was there he learned that "background, pedigree and privilege matter not" when compared to hard work and determination.
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But organic posts, images, events and other things also matter, not just ads — so Facebook was asked to include these, as well.
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But there are some issues and risks that matter not only to central bankers but to the rest of us as well.
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He has said he understands that, given the subject matter, not everyone will be happy with all of the curatorial decision-making.
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"As a practical matter, not only 800,000 people are affected by what may happen here," said Judge Garaufis, referring to recipients' families.
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" Good accordion playing, she once said, was a matter not of reading sheet music but of having "a palette of colors, sounds.
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This suggests the study could be replicated, a matter not just of privacy but life-or-death in places where homosexuality is outlawed.
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The White House says they'll be talking prison reform, but Cooper's case would be off the table -- it's a state matter, not federal.
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Critic's Notebook "Grand Horizons" and "Dracula" assert the full humanity of women, a matter not as settled as we might like to think.
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And signals matter, not least to ESG investors, who care about firms' environmental, social and governance performance as well as their bottom-line.
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As Clark wrote for Vox earlier this year, by 19943 people still saw partner violence as a personal matter — not really as a crime.
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State legislatures matter not only because of the laws they can enact, but because of their influence over the redistricting process every ten years.
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"[It's] good for business that those are tiny markets that, in the grand scheme of things, maybe matter not that much," the CEO said.
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Soccer, in the face of a pandemic that could cost hundreds of thousands of lives, clearly does not matter, not in any real sense.
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In a political moment crowded by violence, failed political revolutions, and the rise of white populism, Black Lives Matter not only endures, but advances.
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Mr. Trudeau and Canadian and United States officials have said that the case against Ms. Meng is a legal matter, not a political one.
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It seems to matter not a whit that the people who are doing these rating may know absolutely nothing about the domain in question.
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But actually getting some serious iCloud-based work done on Windows is another matter, not least because none of Apple's major apps have Windows equivalents.
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We can even test Einstein's gravity in completely different ways, by looking at the orbits of matter — not light, but matter — around the black hole.
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We can even test Einstein's gravity in completely different ways by looking at the orbits of matter — not light, but matter — around the black hole.
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It's the steady circulation of ideas and money and people through cultural institutions that really matter, not the famous faces popping off on Oscar telecasts.
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Actually, if both the Bulldogs and the Crimson Tide enter December undefeated, their game may matter not very much — they may both be shoo-ins.
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He had portrayed the issue as a personal matter, not a legal violation, and his lawyers have pushed back vehemently against suggestions of criminal behavior.
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And they matter not just for the presidential election, but for highly contested Senate elections in states like Wisconsin, Illinois, New Hampshire, Ohio, and Florida.
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Spayd herself succumbed to some bias: "she considers herself a journalist as well," she wrote of me, as if it's a subjective matter, not a fact.
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Charlie notices someone touch her grandmother's dead lips, and those little moments remind you that everyone's mourning over dead matter, not the person you once loved.
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Pleasing the New York/Washington D.C. cognoscenti and the woke Twitter police matter not at all — in fact, they are very profitable (and easily duped) foils.
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In many jobs, I'll grant, intellectual productivity matters; and productivity is a matter not just of what you do but how soon you get it done.
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"It was just a reminder of how our lives don't matter, not just to us but to our elected officials and police departments," Hernandez told BuzzFeed News.
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Politics is a contact sport, not because the participants are sociopaths but because the results matter -- not just to politicians and advisers but to all of us.
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Mr. Najib has been described as particularly bitter about the publicity around the investigation, which his aides point out is a civil matter, not a criminal one.
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It does not matter, not like guaranteeing that children have access to education or that an economy can continue functioning or that people have enough to eat.
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His campaign has released concrete policy proposals around immigration, education and criminal justice that matter not just to Latinos in California, but to all people of color.
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Here are highlights from the testimony, in which Mr. Sessions cast his recusal from Russia-related investigations as a procedural matter, not the product of any wrongdoing.
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Being a successful rapper, the logic goes, is a matter not only of mastery of craft but also of knowledge and reverence for the history of it.
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"She reiterated what she said in her initial statement: "There is no room for objectification of women, or anybody for that matter, not even in the 'locker room.
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"It's a matter not of who owns them, per se, but whether they are available to the public to study and examine," says Getahun Girma, an Ethiopian scholar.
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Market failures matter not just for the students who make educational choices that don't pan out, but also for the taxpayers who are helping to pay the bill.
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Likely what is causing that emission is some currently unknown process going on within those galaxies that has to do with the ordinary matter, not the dark matter.
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Iran's top authority, Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, said on Tuesday the protests had been a security matter, not a popular movement, and had been dealt with successfully.
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Perhaps it's because I'm from a uniquely disaster-prone country, but I've always seen the specter of natural disaster as a matter not of if, but of when.
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Mansori added that because removal proceedings are a civil matter, not a criminal one, people can be potentially deported even when they complete the terms of their criminal sentence.
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It speaks to the security of knowing that yes, my parents came to this country with very little, but the details don't matter, not when they've come so far.
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But it is nice to know that as a moral and a legal matter, not a practical one, the Guantánamo prisoners have a right that their captors cannot touch.
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Ella Pamfilova, head of the electoral commission said the protests would not lead to the commission reversing its decision: "It doesn't matter, not even a bit of it," she said.
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He has portrayed the issue as a personal matter, not a legal violation, and his lawyers have pushed back vehemently against suggestions of criminal behavior or coercion of any kind.
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When you're spending hundreds of thousands of dollars to stage a fashion show, the fine points matter — not just the clothes, but the when, the where and the how, too.
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Thompson, the Supreme Court blocked the House's demand for documents related to a private real-estate transaction in D.C. because the dispute was a judicial matter, not a legislative one.
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Because we believe that only the quality of your work should matter — not who you know, how much money you have nor your race, gender, ethnic background or sexual orientation.
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"There is no room for objectification of women, or anybody for that matter, not even in 'the locker room,'" she said, repeating a phrase Trump used while apologizing for the remarks.
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The top cities mostly weren't on any continent other than North America, Europe and Australia — although that appears to have been a matter not of hipsterdom but the availability of data.
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Modern team-building is a complicated thing: both an art and a science, a matter not only of the ferocious consumption of mathematical data but of touch and eye and judgment.
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These ads, referred to as "issue ads," sought to stir social and political unrest in the United States around issues like Black Lives Matter, not necessarily to promote candidates like Donald Trump.
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But some congressional Republicans and conservatives have begun voicing another, perhaps more telling, defense of Trump: Whatever he did, it doesn't matter — not to "normal people" and not to the Republican Party.
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The release of the report was a rare shot of reality, undiluted by the media speculation that had long surrounded it — the "truth of the matter, not conjecture," said Mr. Bell, 32.
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This is not why we had so many sleepless nights in training — our decisions should be the ones that matter not the peon at the insurance company looking at a decision template.
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Now, Mr. Miller told officials the number would be determined by the Department of Homeland Security under a new policy that treated the issue as a security matter, not a diplomatic one.
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In an interview with Fox News aired on Thursday, Trump said he paid Cohen out of personal funds and the payments were intended to resolve a personal matter, not to benefit his campaign.
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My husband raped two women — and I had to answer for his crimes Prior to the trial, people still largely viewed violence between partners as a "family matter," not really even a crime.
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But here's the most galling thing: In terms of the Supreme Court, it won't matter, not if Trump and McConnell follow through on their expressed determination to fill Kennedy's seat before the midterms.
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His alien allegories made the possibility of change—the heart of the future's appeal, especially for adolescents—a matter not of remaking society or piling up technological progress but of revealing, or remaking, yourself.
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His opponents, together with the judges who have sentenced him to 12 years in jail, as well as part of the Brazilian media, insist on the substance of the matter, not the process itself.
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An apology from RA was never a likely outcome of the hearing, however, with CEO Raelene Castle doubling down on the governing body's position that Folau's case was an 'employment' matter not a religious one.
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That is why retaliation and deterrence also matter—not, as in the cold war, through dirty tricks, but by linking American co-operation over, say, diplomatic missions, to Russia's conduct and, if need be, by sanctions.
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Though Franco called the tweets that he read on the matter "not accurate," he said that he is choosing not to contradict anyone's claims because the movement encourages women to be able to share their experiences.
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"'Making history'... is a matter not merely of defending the national interest but of defining it, not merely nor merely enacting stable preferences but constructing them," as Harvard's John Ruggie puts it in one seminal constructivist article.
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Though Franco called the tweets that he read on the matter "not accurate," he said that he was choosing not to contradict anyone's claims because the Time's Up movement encourages women to be able to share their experiences.
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The temptation to draw facile connections is ever-present in medical research, and the most valuable current work on these conditions is a matter not of grand unified theories but of a multiplicity of very fine-grained observations.
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Whenever there's been challenges, we have -- the Justice Department brought a case on the eBooks matter not too long ago – just a couple of years ago, where some publishers and Apple had gotten together and successfully resolved that matter.
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Whether it's the left-wing oriented musings of Patton Oswalt or the conservative every-man musings of comic Nick DiPaolo; comics are granted latitude from the "language police" of the internet in a matter not extended to news commentators.
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One-in-six approve of the way special counsel Robert Mueller is doing his job and also believe the Russia probe is serious matter, not just an effort to discredit the Trump presidency, as the President has repeatedly alleged.
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The ways these wealthy New Yorkers identify and avoid stigma matter not because we should feel sorry for uncomfortable rich people, but because they tell us something about how economic inequality is hidden, justified and maintained in American life.
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Let me tell you, Barack and I take that same approach to our jobs as president and first lady because we know that our words and actions matter, not just to our girls but the children across this country.
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But Elias, who handles election law for most top Democrats and is currently suing a number of states to restore early voting and stop voter ID laws, told Clinton aides that it is state ballot laws that matter, not RNC rules.
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Perhaps because of turmoil at the Department of Health and Human Services—the secretary has been sacked for using private planes at the public's cost—the Trump administration has been quiet on the matter, not issuing public guidance to the states.
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"These issues matter, not just to religious business owners, but to the population at large, which benefits from robust protections for free speech and free exercise, and from the public exchange of ideas that those freedoms promote," their attorneys wrote.
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But if you work through the math, it's the total lengths of the cracks around the tiles that matter, not their width—so there was more than enough space to move water off the plaza and into the underground collection pool.
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" As the alliance pointed out: "Getting arrested for marijuana is no small matter — not least because it creates a permanent criminal record that can easily be found on the Internet by employers, landlords, schools, credit agencies, licensing boards and banks.
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The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit mostly affirmed a lower court decision that ruled invalid 14 key claims in the patent, owned by Ameranth Inc, on the grounds that they described subject matter not eligible for patent protection.
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If "Anne of Green Gables" were written today, it is easy to imagine that over the course of the book, Anne would come to learn that none of these externalities matter: not the color of her hair, not the sleeves of her dress.
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Social media had a field day with this, relentlessly mocking the team, but for me the emotion was overwhelming sadness: How could the American "president" or a White House press secretary, or any American citizen for that matter, not know who Douglass is?
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There was a lot of pressure brought to bear in that matter, not to be perhaps as aggressive as we would be in a case involving a non-ally — and Joe resisted that pressure, and I resisted, and Joe backed me up.
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And when Washington explores everything, he has to explore a world in turmoil—Greg Tate called Washington "the jazz voice of Black Lives Matter" not because of his hip-hop crossovers, but because of his ability to draw the tragicomic past into the urgent present.
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Alternatively, it can exploit the subject matter, not only glorifying war, but making it seem like fun, which is deplorable if you truly consider the gap between Battlefield games and an actual battlefield and the fact that so many underemployed young men play video games.
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This is important because young people really do take after the people they obsessively track on social media—iconic cultural figures matter, not just for their own star power or wealth or immediate impact on the zeitgeist, but for the generations who follow them.
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How much more satisfying it would have been if he had asked his audience to consider what makes redemption matter: not just coming to the "right" point of view but having made the effort to look, to think, to struggle, and then to change. ♦
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Democratic lawmakers who led the House impeachment inquiry have long contended that their efforts to gather more evidence would continue and that the timing of the impeachment vote reflected the urgency of the matter, not the conclusion of the effort to obtain witnesses and documents.
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The judge's real drinking habits matter not only because he may have lied under oath about them but because some are speculating that he may have done things — including assault women, such as Christine Blasey Ford — while he was too drunk to remember it.
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They matter—not just because intelligent explanations are preferable to foolish ones, but also because the subject is still a live one, with millions of people hoping to reverse the referendum and the Conservative Party fighting a civil war about what sort of Brexit to embrace.
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"Defamation should be a civil matter, not a criminal matter, and Thai laws, including criminal defamation and the computer crimes act, must stop being used as a form of retaliation against human rights defenders," said Kingsley Abbott, a legal adviser for the International Commission of Jurists.
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As such, a Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE Presidency is no laughing matter, not anymore.
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Clinton's campaign called the article an "erroneous story" with "egregious" errors that misled voters into thinking that she was at risk of being investigated by the F.B.I. for possible criminal violations when the referral was a more routine security matter not focused on her in particular.
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" And a former adviser in President Bill Clinton's White House who has remained close to the team told PEOPLE that Abedin's troubles are a personal matter – not a political one: "Anyone who knows the Clintons – and knows Huma's relationship with with them – knows they're not seeing this as political.
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MORE, or Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson Clinton3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 85033 Buckingham Palace: Any suggestion Prince Andrew was involved in Epstein scandal 'abhorrent' The magic of majority rule in elections MORE, for that matter, not just as strongly want to be president?
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On trade, the communique suggested it was a matter not of free trade but fair trade, failing to speak out on protectionism, while bowing to the American desire to reform the World Trade Organization, which most countries recognize could use some touching up, while not scrapping it entirely.
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And regardless of whether speech is hateful, bigoted, racist, ignorant, tasteless, in many cases we will still keep that content up because we don't want to be a censor and First Amendment rights matter not just in speech but on the internet as well," Irving said on "Squawk Alley.
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It's easy to focus on the blatant uses of misinformation, but I'd encourage people to think about all the situations in which the truth does matter — not just because it's a hopeful exercise, but also because those situations can be a great source of ideas for how to address the problem of misinformation.
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Some viewed it as a return to a time when domestic violence was considered a private matter, not the responsibility of the government to intervene, said Karen Musalo, a defense lawyer on the case who directs the Center for Gender and Refugee Studies at the University of California Hastings College of the Law.
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Those blemishes matter, not because they can be deployed as false harbingers of what was to come against Ajax, or because they serve to diminish Real Madrid's status, but because they act as proof that all those trophies were achieved not because of destiny but because of the players, and coaches, involved.
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But now that marijuana is becoming a regulated industry (at least on the state level), the name of a strain of weed is starting to matter: not only have we turned into a generation of pot snobs, but making sure a strain has consistent qualities is also crucial to its effectiveness as a medicine.
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Tasker stands as a pioneer of botanical radiographs; especially emerging from a period when radiography was young and scientists' understanding of radiation was still developing, his images represent the new intrigue in using technology to examine the structure of matter — not only in the name of science, but in his case, to also find an unexpected beauty in nature.
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And since we at Lens believe only the quality of work should matter — not your connections or bank account — we are again bringing together 20193 talented photographers with 22019 top photo editors, publishers, curators, gallery owners and video producers, for the 229th annual New York Portfolio Review on March 23 and 31 in New York City.
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"The leaders of [Black Lives Matter] not only incited the violence against police in retaliation for the death of black men shot by police but also did nothing to dissuade the ongoing violence and injury to police," alleges "Officer John Doe," age 42, father of two and an 18-year veteran of the force, who was shot in his head, abdomen, and shoulder.
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" Sure, the president made mistakes in his second outing, but this did not matter, not least because of a new tactic which, we explained, involved a score of high-ranking presidential insiders fanning out across the press room at the debate site to press their verdict on reporters, namely that the second clash had ended in a draw that was "tantamount to victory for Mr Reagan.
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"If we find anything distressing about the themes or subject matter not being exactly new, it's that the experience of womanhood/girlhood (biologically, mentally, emotionally, aesthetically) hasn't really changed," said Mahan in our interview, continuing: The needle hasn't moved all that much since we threw out our egalitarian societal leanings thousands of years ago and got into the agricultural revolution and all the concepts of ownership that went with it.
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On Capitol Hill: Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiGraham predicts Senate will take up impeachment trial next week Pressure building on Pelosi over articles of impeachment Trump trade deal faces uncertain Senate timeline MORE's (D-Calif.) team said Tuesday evening that they had been briefed on the matter, not long after Pelosi met in the Capitol basement with the other members of the Gang of Eight for a briefing on the decision to launch the drone strike that killed Soleimani.
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Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiGraham predicts Senate will take up impeachment trial next week Pressure building on Pelosi over articles of impeachment Trump trade deal faces uncertain Senate timeline MORE's (D-Calif) team also said it had been briefed on the matter, not long after Pelosi had met in the Capitol basement with the other members of the Gang of Eight for a briefing on the decision to launch the drone strike in Baghdad last week that killed Soleimani.
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