Expect to not lift a finger while at the Peninsula.
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The Times did not lift a finger to help my defense.
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He has said he will not lift a finger to protect a police officer who commits murder.
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Russia strolled into Syria when it realized, after several years of war, that the United States would not lift a finger.
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On Monday, Trudeau's main opponent in the October national election, Andrew Scheer, said that if elected, he "will not lift a finger" to help Letts.
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"The president of the United States is from New York City, and he will not lift a finger to help his hometown," de Blasio said.
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And if that's their true aim, then the right play is to not lift a finger to help Garland — even if that ends up playing right into Democrats' hands.
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Richard is emotionally mortally wounded by the fact that Catherine, the woman who owns Grey Sloan hospital, did not lift a finger to support her husband after season 15's health insurance fraud disaster.
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"His nominee for secretary of State, Rex Tillerson, a man who will not lift a finger to fight climate change and will not rule out a Muslim registry, would make it even worse," Schumer said.
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I find it quite hypocritical that senators like King will travel to other states to pick up campaign cash from non-constituents but will not lift a finger for those seeking contact with them that does not involve a donation.
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"For much of the 18 months I was in prison, my Iranian interrogators told me The Washington Post did not exist, that no one knew of my plight and that the United States government would not lift a finger for my release," Mr. Rezaian said.
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The Clinton administration did not lift a finger to help them, and in 1998, Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonThe magic of majority rule in elections The return of Ken Starr Assault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress MORE traveled to Rwanda to apologize.
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"For much of the 18 months I was in prison, my Iranian interrogators told me that the Washington Post did not exist, that no one knew my plight, and that the United States government would not lift a finger for my release," Rezaian said.
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The senator said Schumer's view and the prevailing view in the Democratic Caucus is that they should not lift a finger to help Republicans out of a political mess if they repeal the healthcare reform law without having a replacement ready to avert severe market disruptions.
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Lower Saxony became an SPD stronghold, and the government's attitude reflected the strong anti-militarist mood in Germany in the wake of the war. The Minister-President, Hinrich Kopf, said he "would not lift a finger for a war criminal." He and Bila were temporarily housed in an elderly persons home near Celle. In 1951 Rundstedt was granted a military pension by the West German government.
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From 1538 to 1543, William held the neighbouring Duchy of Guelders, as successor of his distant relatives, the Egmond dukes. Emperor Charles V claimed this duchy for himself as the dukes had sold their right of heritage, and William tried to hold on to it. He made a treaty with the King of France and married Jeanne d'Albret, and with this backup dared to challenge the Emperor. All too soon he learned that the French did not lift a finger to help him, and he was overwhelmed and had to surrender.
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Bayron, on the verification of the signatures on February 28 at the Puerto Princesa City Coliseum, confronted election officer Mon Garduce, ordering him to stop the proceedings. Alborn Goh, who filed the request for the investigation, said that Bayron snatched the copy of the commission's resolution from Garduce, and tore it down. Goh said that "It is to our total dismay that the police assigned to guard the proceedings did not lift a finger to stop and arrest Bayron, his bodyguards and goons, for violations of penal, election and anti-graft laws." Later that month, the commission announced that it had affirmed 22,326 signatures as valid, and that it dismissed the appeal from Bayron saying that the validation surpassed the nine-day limit as set by an earlier resolution by the commission, and that there were more invalid signatures than the commission's findings.
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