"Blackburn is running overall the more negative campaign, trying to raise doubts about Bredesen, much more than Bredesen is trying to raise doubts about her," he added.
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But there are studies that raise doubts about working remotely.
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Even his family began to raise doubts about his intentions.
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The growth comes despite studies that raise doubts about Advantage plans.
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The goal was to raise doubts about Trump's electability and his character.
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But few dared to object or raise doubts about a possible merger.
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"Art should always raise doubts about power, not serve it," he said.
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He will float conspiracy theories and spread disinformation to raise doubts about them.
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For now, Sanders is banking on an ability to raise doubts about Biden.
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Trump tweeted a comment in 2013 that appeared to raise doubts about women serving.
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Cruz's allies have continued to try to raise doubts about the authenticity of Trump's faith.
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"Bizarre behavior, seizure allegations raise doubts about Hillary Clinton's health," read one headline last week.
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Giuliani was at the forefront of White House efforts to raise doubts about the ambassador.
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Trump has relentlessly attacked Comey, hoping to raise doubts about the former FBI director's credibility.
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There are clouds on the horizon that raise doubts about whether the nuclear deal can be sustained.
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Yet as the police raise doubts about the swimmers, many are taking their word at face value.
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And that would raise doubts about the second-half pickup on which investors seem to be counting.
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Dean Heller, tried immediately to raise doubts about her record, a tactic often used to discredit female candidates.
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With other countries, which the official declined to name, the Commission will raise doubts about possible fiscal risks.
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White House officials and Trump's high-profile supporters have launched an effort to raise doubts about Wolff's credibility.
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Washington (CNN)Some conservatives are citing Christine Blasey Ford's fear of flying to raise doubts about her credibility.
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Two cabinet ministers, Andrea Leadsom and Liam Fox, have questioned the patriotism of people who raise doubts about Brexit.
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Now you start to raise doubts about (the additional) cuts, then that's not good news for the stock market.
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His attorneys had sought to raise doubts about DNA evidence and suggested another "mystery man" was behind the killings.
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While the president and his supporters raise doubts about open trade, the dollar's supremacy is closely tied to it.
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They've tried to raise doubts about the independence of the special counsel investigating the Trump campaign's ties to Russia.
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The family's increasing political capital has led some observers to raise doubts about the commission's ability to work effectively.
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However, a sluggish wage growth have raise doubts about the central bank's plan to raise interest rates thrice in 2018.
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The situation threatens to tarnish Boeing's reputation for safety, and raise doubts about one of the company's most popular jets.
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If the Fed is concerned, it would raise doubts about the rate hikes and the December action on the balance sheet.
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The intelligence community's assessment At Thursday's Poland news conference, Trump found another reason to raise doubts about the intelligence community's assessment.
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"Each month something seems to come along to raise doubts about the pace of the rebalancing process," the IEA report said.
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As Moshe started to insert himself more and more into his teachings, a few followers began to raise doubts about his direction.
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Yet Aramco's initial offering, if it finally happened, would take place as climate concerns raise doubts about the future of fossil fuels.
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Trump, anticipating Clinton's foreign policy attacks on him, tried to raise doubts about her leadership skills at a rally in Sacramento, Calif.
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But many of his positions impede that, and several recent polls raise doubts about the strength of his appeal to Latino voters.
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"It would be a zero-cost way to inject themselves into the conversation and raise doubts about [the attacker's] motive," he said.
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North Korea, Iran crises Upheaval in the national security team would also raise doubts about how Washington will handle several worsening crises.
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The ministry did not elaborate but the North Korean decision is likely to raise doubts about its plan for the test site.
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Duterte's supporters have taken to blogs and social media to express support for the police and raise doubts about delos Santos' innocence.
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Democrats seized on Mr. Tillerson's background as the leader of an oil company to raise doubts about his commitment to environmental issues.
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It also means that any actions that raise doubts about the legitimacy of the investigations are doing Russia's bidding, intentionally or not.
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He did what Republicans needed him to do yesterday, which was raise doubts about the witnesses by saying they were hearing things secondhand.
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"His attacks are strategic, designed to undermine confidence in reporting and raise doubts about verifiable facts," Kaye and Lanza said in the statement.
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In September, The Guardian reported that "sources close" to Andrew started to raise doubts about the photo, which was first published in 2011.
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But her generous support of organizations that raise doubts about global warming drew criticism from environmental groups like the Sierra Club and Greenpeace.
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However, the analysts warned that easing monetary policy too aggressively could also "raise doubts about the commitment of the authorities " to reduce debt.
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They are looking to raise doubts about the accusers' recollections of encounters that, in some cases, are more than a decade or two old.
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Wednesday's report, however, did raise doubts about the strength of the labor market, as economists are increasingly expecting the Fed to cut interest rates.
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"Much dark propaganda against Turkey has been circulating to raise doubts about our resolve against Daesh," he wrote, using another name for Islamic State.
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His tweet came just moments after Trump continued to raise doubts about sexual misconduct accusations against Kavanaugh during remarks at a freewheeling press conference.
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In what should now be considered the classic Trumpian playbook, the President has moved aggressively to raise doubts about the credibility of his opponent.
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But the police said that cellphone videos from two witnesses raise doubts about his claim of self-defense: Mr. Ortiz wasn't holding a gun.
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But the aesthetic results of Sonic Succulents are the opposite of their intended effect; they raise doubts about plant sentience rather than affirming it.
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While those phone calls were not mentioned in the articles of impeachment, Scalise used the press conference to raise doubts about the Democrats' process.
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Robbins' lawyers denied her allegations and pointed to a video she posted on YouTube to raise doubts about her "reliability" as a source of information.
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Instead, the goal appears to be to sow dissension and raise doubts about the US political system, according to US intelligence and law enforcement officials.
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Coats' allies worked to defend the former senator, while the President's friends tried to raise doubts about Coats and set the stage for Trump's move.
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Second, it helps Tesla reassure customers, and investors, who have heard skeptics, analysts and others raise doubts about the Model X and its new technologies.
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"If they do, it will be up to the court to assess whether Mr. Trump's comments raise doubts about the US extradition request," he said.
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"When you switch your views on something voter believe are fundamental issues ... you really raise doubts about your core beliefs and core values," former Rep.
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Scavino fired back by reviving the derogatory nickname Trump had given Bush last year to raise doubts about his energy level and ultimately defeat him.
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Over time, governing bodies have decided not to exclude such people if their conditions neither raise doubts about their biological sex nor confer a sporting advantage.
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"China's words and actions raise doubts about its intentions," Pompeo said in Rovaniemi, Finland, where the eight members of the Arctic Council are meeting this week.
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With Biden emerging as the likely Democratic nominee, Trump has launched a concerted, near-daily campaign to raise doubts about the 77-year-old's mental acuity.
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The leak served two purposes: to raise doubts about the legitimacy of Clinton's nomination and to give a subtle boost to her Republican rival, Donald Trump.
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Cutting stimulus during a slowdown could weaken investor confidence and raise doubts about the ECB's resolve to lift inflation to its target of just below 2 percent.
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In mid-May emails with Miranda, his deputy, Mark Paustenbach, questioned whether the DNC should use the voter record furor to raise doubts about the Sanders campaign.
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All parties say the framework is only an outline for how the code will be established and critics raise doubts about how effective the pact will be.
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This absence of reliable witnesses has left ample room for President Trump and others to raise doubts about whether Russia really was involved in the D.N.C. hack.
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If Ms. Lynch announced that the case was closed, and Russia leaked the document, Mr. Comey believed it would raise doubts about the independence of the investigation.
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All were defiant and sought to raise doubts about the accuser's credibility and the holes in her story — though none were willing to do so on the record.
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They also plan to raise doubts about the witnesses, saying they are unelected bureaucrats who disagree with Mr. Trump and are trying to substitute their judgment for his.
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Mr. Cuomo sought to raise doubts about Ms. Nixon's qualifications — she has never held elected office — to serve and succeed as governor, while simultaneously burnishing his own credentials.
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In documents obtained by The Times that date to Judge Kavanaugh's time in the George W. Bush administration, Mr. Kavanaugh, seemed to raise doubts about whether Roe v.
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Currently, the app cannot be qualified as medical therapy, only entertainment, which should raise doubts about how effective it will really be in alleviating the mental-health crisis.
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" The New York Times suggested that Trump's tweet "appeared to raise doubts about the entire #MeToo movement" and described his comments as "seeming indifference to claims of abuse.
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And Republicans plan to raise doubts about the witnesses, saying they are unelected bureaucrats who disagree with Mr. Trump and are trying to substitute their own judgment for his.
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Some GOP members have sought to raise doubts about the origins of the counterintelligence probe into the Trump campaign by suggesting that it was based entirely on the dossier.
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Manafort's defence team was able to raise doubts about the testimony of some of the witnesses, leading to the jury failing to reach a consensus on 10 of the charges.
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Asia McClain, an alibi witness in the request for a new trial of Serial podcast subject Adnan Syed, withstood a cross-examination that attempted to raise doubts about her testimony.
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Fox News in particular has seized on holes in Ford's account to raise doubts about her allegations, even floating the theory that Ford may be confusing Kavanaugh for a doppelganger.
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In a Twitter post, Mr. Trump appeared to raise doubts about the entire #MeToo movement, a day after he had offered sympathy for a former aide accused of spousal abuse.
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His comments raise doubts about his and Durham's independence and could open him to claims he is leaning on the investigation to provide a finding more palatable to the President.
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Environmental groups are also mobilizing to fight the wall in court, but recent legal decisions raise doubts about their ability to successfully argue that federal authorities are circumventing environmental laws.
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Stories like this one from Newsweek's Jack Moore, which doesn't raise doubts about the claim of responsibility in Las Vegas until the seventh paragraph, helps spread the terrorist group's spurious claim.
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Judge James Burke's ruling buoyed a prosecution that has appeared on rocky ground in recent months amid a prolonged defense effort to raise doubts about the case and the police investigation.
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But robust consumer spending, together with a strong labor market, further diminish expectations of a 50 basis point rate cut and could raise doubts about further monetary policy easing this year.
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The courts must also contend with Trump's repeated attacks on judges with whom he disagrees, something his critics say could raise doubts about whether decisions can be reached without undue pressure.
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One big question is how tough Mr. Hunt will be on Mr. Johnson and whether he will raise doubts about his honesty, reliability and competence for the position of prime minister.
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But the mission's casualties raise doubts about the months of detailed planning that went into the operation during the Obama administration and whether the right questions were raised before its approval.
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And Hillary Clinton lodged an accusation at Senator Bernie Sanders, suggesting he had taken large donations from Wall Street, in an attempt to raise doubts about his own independence from big banks.
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Assessments by the U.S. intelligence community that the Russian government was involved in a covert campaign to help Trump during the presidential campaign have caused critics to raise doubts about the election.
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Looking for a way to raise doubts about the research, opponents of pollution limits argued that the studies were "secret" because the raw data — individual health records — could not be broadly released.
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"I am sure it will make many borrowers feel less certain about their ultimate ability to earn public service loan forgiveness and raise doubts about the requirements of the program," he said.
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Airbus, which builds wings for jetliners in the UK, has said a decision to quit the EU would raise doubts about its long-term investments in the country, where it employs 16,000 people.
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For strategists: The goal is to convince voters that your candidate is trustworthy, empathic, and capable of strong leadership, and to raise doubts about the opposition along one or more of these dimensions.
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The success of PSL does not rely on that of only one group, but such figures raise doubts about whether Bridge can ever run a cheap enough operation in a place like Liberia.
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This rupture in their world view by the largest country and capitalist beacon will at least raise doubts about whether a more structural repricing of global trade and capital flows will be necessary.
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Scandals emerging over his first class airline travel, large security detail, and unorthodox living arrangements in a Capitol Hill townhouse have combined to raise doubts about his future in President Donald Trump's cabinet.
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A report Pyongyang has earned millions of dollars in exports seemed likely, meanwhile, to raise doubts about the impact of sanctions to pressure North Korea into dismantling its nuclear and ballistic missile programs.
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The suggestion that there was an informant has been seized on by several Republican members of Congress and Trump's legal team to raise doubts about the legitimacy of special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation.
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It would raise doubts about American credibility in negotiations and threaten the country's capacity to close future global agreements -- for instance in any eventual diplomatic process to end the North Korea nuclear crisis.
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Although these scams represent only a tiny fraction of the more than 8,29 politically themed advertisements assembled by the Political Ad Collector, they raise doubts about Facebook's ability to monitor paid political messages.
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Analysts say the poor exploration results, combined with world oil prices that have fallen off from their peak above $100 a barrel, raise doubts about the value of continuing to invest in Kurdistan.
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Such conspiracies appear to have resonated with the French public; fourteen of the first 16 results on an Amazon France search for "vaccines" are books that either explicitly condemn or raise doubts about vaccination.
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But the signs of robust consumer spending, together with a strong labor market, further diminish expectations of a 50 basis point rate cut and could raise doubts about further monetary policy easing this year.
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The attack and continued suicide bombings throughout the northeast raise doubts about how close the conflict with the Islamist group is to a conclusion, despite the military reclaiming most territory held by Boko Haram.
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"Much dark propaganda against Turkey has been circulating to raise doubts about our resolve against Daesh," Fahrettin Altun, the Turkish presidency's director of communications, said on Twitter, using another name for the Islamic State.
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Mr. Trump has shown little interest in Asia except to bash China on trade and currency issues and to raise doubts about the need to defend half-century alliances with Japan and South Korea.
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The freedom of expression experts said Trump's attacks on the press were designed to raise doubts about verifiable facts, and that he and his administration had sought to undermine reporting on potential illegal conduct.
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While provinces' debt loads are still relatively low, growth in fiscal deficits - spurred, in part, by an expected increase in government spending ahead of next year's midterm elections - could raise doubts about provinces' solvency.
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But the determination is also likely to be assailed by Russia as flawed, and could raise doubts about whether the panel, known as the Joint Investigative Mechanism, will be able to continue its work.
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"(Polling) is enough to raise doubts about whether, two-and-a-half years after the original ballot, leaving the EU necessarily continues to represent the view of a majority of the British public," Curtice said.
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In both cases, Fox's first response was to raise doubts about the story -- echoing the White House's talking points, describing the stories as "fake news" or conspiracy theories, and generally expressing disbelief about damaging reporting.
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Trump had long been a well-known figure in the worlds of business and entertainment, but he became a political figure almost entirely through a 2011 effort to raise doubts about Obama's country of birth.
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Defense lawyers also sought to raise doubts about the DNA evidence, which they maintain could have ended up on Ms. Vetrano's cellphone or neck if they had both touched the same surface at some point.
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Reform is a core part of Trump's messaging, designed to increase his support among black voters for whom this remains a top issue and raise doubts about the Democratic candidates' ability to meaningfully address the problem.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A leading House Democrat said on Tuesday that President Donald Trump appears to have influenced former acting U.S. Attorney General Matthew Whitaker to raise doubts about the campaign finance case against Trump's former lawyer.
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In documents obtained by The New York Times that date back to Judge Kavanaugh's time in the George W. Bush administration, Mr. Kavanaugh, then a White House aide, seemed to raise doubts about whether Roe v.
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Analysts see UniCredit's strategy centered on cost cuts as a source of strength when growing political uncertainty, a slowing economy and market turmoil over Italian assets raise doubts about the ability by banks to grow revenues.
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The results, which have been marred by technical and organizational errors, could reshape the 2020 race for the Democratic presidential nomination for November's election and raise doubts about the future of Biden, the one-time front-runner.
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Where before he framed his decision as a technicality that should by no means raise doubts about his anti-busing views, he now frames it as a principled stand he took in spite of the political risks.
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This is something of a theme for Trump-aligned conservatives in recent years: co-opting liberal and libertarian rhetoric about law-enforcement abuses to raise doubts about what appear to be legitimate steps in the Russia investigation.
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Outside counsel Rachel Mitchell in her questioning sought to raise doubts about the date of Ford's assault and the therapist's notes Ford has cited as proof that the assault has had a long-term affected on her.
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WASHINGTON, April 18 (Reuters) - A group that supports a new prepaid card rule sued the U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau on Tuesday for information it says could raise doubts about why Republicans are trying to kill the measure.
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As a consequence, though, the kinds of social issues that often animate Supreme Court confirmation hearings, like abortion rights and same-sex marriage, may not be the primary focus for Democrats seeking to raise doubts about Judge Gorsuch.
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Any indication of Russian meddling in the British vote last year to leave the European Union could raise doubts about the integrity of the outcome, further complicating the already vexed domestic politics surrounding the departure, commonly called Brexit.
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While that might raise doubts about Evergreen's credibility as a potential majority owner, merely having a takeover offer in hand has allowed Elliott to fast-track what typically would be months of trench warfare between activists and reluctant boards.
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Clinton was pointed in her critiques of Mr. Sanders but relatively restrained in tone and words as she sought to raise doubts about what many liberals see as Mr. Sanders's greatest virtues: his integrity and consistency on policy issues.
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But significant differences remain including on how Grasberg, the world's second-largest copper mine, will be valued and on the timing and structure of the required divestment, leading some analysts to raise doubts about the future of the agreement.
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While these reversals were not all seen as negatives by the market, they just raise doubts about what Trump's promises have meant and whether he will keep those most important to markets—on tax reform, deregulation and fiscal stimulus.
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It's unclear how dozens of other Republicans would vote this time, but the number of Republicans publicly opposed or leaning against the bill is enough to raise doubts about whether the House would pass it in its current form.
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Sky said the announcement due on Monday was not expected to lead to immediate job losses at the Sunderland plant, as the X-Trail is not currently made there, but would raise doubts about further Nissan investment in Britain.
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Now that we are well past the year 2000, it seems incredible in retrospect that as early as 1975, such substantive collaborative efforts were successfully made, not to mention that geopolitical challenges still raise doubts about space collaboration today.
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But Democrats were able to raise doubts about Judge Kavanaugh's candor at earlier confirmation hearings for a Court of Appeals seat, underscore the sweep of his conservative ideology and show allies they were willing to put up a fight.
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"Hillary Clinton has got to go to jail," Trump told supporters in California last month, in one example of the way he has latched onto the email server drama to raise doubts about Clinton's character and legitimacy as a presidential candidate.
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According to the High Pay Centre, the aim of Fat Cat Tuesday is to highlight the disparity between pay for those at the top of listed companies and ordinary workers and raise doubts about government efforts to address wage disparity.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea's ruling conservatives have suffered a surprise defeat in a parliamentary election in a stinging blow to President Park Geun-hye that will raise doubts about her ability to pursue her agenda to boost a sluggish economy.
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He was among the first to raise doubts about WMD in Iraq, he was the first to report that President Bush&aposs State of the Union claim about Iraq seeking uranium from Africa was contradicted by the administration&aposs own investigation.
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With Mr. Sanders closing to within 0.1 percentage points with 97 percent of 1,765 precincts reporting, the race could easily grow close enough for even the most minor errors to delay a final projection or raise doubts about a declared winner.
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They will also try to raise doubts about the work of the Congressional Budget Office, which estimated that an earlier version of Mr. McConnell's bill could increase the number of uninsured Americans by 22 million by 2026, compared with current law.
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Twelve months on and the 34-year-old has played only six events in 2016, and his 16-6 win-loss record will raise doubts about his ability to last five sets in a season beset with injury and illness.
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The two are not the first to raise doubts about Uber's investigation, but they are the first investors to publicly criticize the company after Susan Fowler Rigetti (who goes by Susan J. Fowler on her blog) revealed horrendous management and HR practices.
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Justice Samuel Alito, together with Chief Justice John Roberts, asked a barrage of questions, seeking to raise doubts about whether the state's restrictions—among the harshest in the nation—had caused clinics to close or whether women would be unable to obtain abortions.
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If Trump wields the ax against Rosenstein and then goes after Mueller, he would not only ignite a political storm but he also would raise doubts about the capacity of the US system of governance itself to hold a strongman President in check.
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But this trend spans the developed world, and it basically holds regardless of which two countries you compare, which should raise doubts about how any one country, including the United States, can regain a distinct economic advantage by focusing only on reviving productivity.
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By Steve Holland and Amanda Becker GREENVILLE, N.C., Va./WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump invoked religion, talked of unifying Americans and tried to raise doubts about whether Democratic rival Hillary Clinton can be trusted in a new campaign stump speech unveiled on Tuesday.
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His remarks also stand in stark contrast to those expressed by Trump, who last week defended a top aide who resigned after domestic violence allegations against him came to light and over the weekend also took to Twitter to raise doubts about such allegations.
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But a non-binding legal opinion, written by experts in the German lower house's Europe department as an aid for lawmakers, may raise doubts about whether Berlin could back the longer delay which pro-EU campaigners would need to stage a referendum on halting Brexit.
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But a second loss on health care, which is very possible, could again raise doubts about McConnell's leadership and create new tension in his relationship with Trump at a time they need to join forces to advance a major tax overhaul and other legislation.
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" "Not a lot of conservatives come out of Manhattan, I'm just saying," Cruz said, playing on one of Trump's favorite lines, when the billionaire tried to raise doubts about Cruz among a Christian audience by saying that "not too many evangelicals come out of Cuba.
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Yet Tuesday's decision will probably not only raise doubts about whether Mr. Temer can take over, but will also embolden many of Ms. Rousseff's supporters, who have long seen him as the shadowy figure engineering the impeachment effort against her, from within her government.
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Over roughly two hours on Saturday, Trump's defense team sought to raise doubts about House Democrats' case by painting it as incomplete and alleging they ignored evidence undercutting allegations that Trump abused his office by pressuring Ukraine to launch investigations into his political rivals.
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Limiting OMT would not have immediate consequences for the ECB but it may dent confidence in its ability to tackle crises, raise doubts about the use of any future unconventional tools, and strengthen a separate legal challenge over the bank's 1.74 trillion euro asset-buying scheme.
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In his latest request for a new trial, Scott's current lawyers raise doubts about the defense mounted by his then-attorney, Mark Geragos, and allege that a juror who voted to convict him lied in order to be picked for the panel, reports The Modesto Bee.
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Consumer groups charge the current FCC is not only ignoring the massive public backlash to the rules' repeal, but is turning a blind eye to comment fraud in order to raise doubts about the validity of the entire process—and therefore the value of legitimate public opposition.
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Limiting OMT would not have immediate consequences for the ECB but it could have dented confidence in its ability to tackle crises, raise doubts about the use of any future unconventional tools, and strengthen a separate legal challenge to the bank's 1.74 trillion euro asset-buying scheme.
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Another survey has succeeded without probability samples, but by means that also raise doubts about other online surveys: the VoteCast survey, a new competitor to the exit poll fielded by NORC at the University of Chicago and sponsored by The Associated Press and other news media outlets.
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"His attacks are strategic, designed to undermine confidence in reporting and raise doubts about verifiable facts," David Kaye, the United Nations special rapporteur on freedom of expression, and Edison Lanza, who holds the same position at the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights, said in a statement.
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Tesla's repeated delays in delivering its second luxury vehicle - the Model X crossover - raise doubts about whether Tesla can quickly match the fresh competition from GM. Tesla said on Wednesday it plans to unveil the design for the Model 3 in March and start selling the car in 2017.
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Tesla's repeated delays in delivering its second luxury vehicle – the Model X crossover – raise doubts about whether Tesla can quickly match the fresh competition from GM. Tesla said on Wednesday it plans to unveil the design for the Model 3 in March and start selling the car in 2017.
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While Mr. Trump pushes an America First agenda of isolationism and protectionism and embroils himself in controversies that raise doubts about his competence, President Xi Jinping of China exudes purpose and confidence as he tries to remake the global economic and political order and lure nations into Beijing's orbit.
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This morning, a Times analysis found that the Iowa vote counts were riddled with inconsistencies that appear unintentional, but may raise doubts about the final results "Enough is enough," Tom Perez, the Democratic National Committee chairman, said on Twitter, calling on the state party to examine and "recanvass" the caucus results.
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It means an outcome that can be touted as a "surprisingly strong third" or "strong enough to raise doubts about Biden's viability" or whatever the Talking Heads say on cable TV when they're hoping to keep the contest alive, the ratings high and their speaking fees at the going rate.
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"While a hurricane-related slowdown could cloud the data and raise doubts about the underlying pace of growth, strong recent momentum provides a bit of a buffer and Fed officials should be able to isolate hurricane effects in the data to some degree," wrote the Goldman economists in a note.
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Also, as children increasingly understand the magnitude of Santa&aposs purported powers — for example, when they realize the distance Santa would need to travel and how many houses Santa would need to visit on a single night — this may raise doubts about Santa&aposs purported qualities and eventually inspire doubt in Santa&aposs existence altogether.
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Democrats backing Hillary Clinton, nervously eyeing Senator Bernie Sanders's growing strength in the early nominating states, are turning to a new strategy to raise doubts about his candidacy, highlighting his socialist beliefs to warn that he would be an electoral disaster who would frighten swing voters and send Democrats in tight congressional and governor's races to defeat.
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According to a memo circulated on Tuesday by their top impeachment investigators, Mr. Trump's Republican defenders on Capitol Hill plan to raise doubts about the witnesses who have testified in the Ukraine affair, questioning the knowledge and judgment of the diplomats and national security officials who have expressed concern about Mr. Trump's July 25 telephone call with Mr. Zelensky.
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Now, at this point a fairly normal thing in the context of American political history would have been for more electorally vulnerable members of the Senate GOP caucus to raise doubts about this strategy, and then for the party's caucus leader to tell his backbenchers that there was no way to hold everyone together on this idea.
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On the final day of arguments on Mr. Trump's behalf, Jay Sekulow, one of the president's private lawyers, sought to raise doubts about Mr. Bolton's claim in an unpublished manuscript that Mr. Trump tied the release of military aid to Ukraine to investigations into his political rivals, calling it an "unsourced allegation" that was "inadmissible" in his impeachment trial.
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At Syed's post-conviction hearing in Baltimore, Deputy Attorney General Thiru Vignarajah attempted to raise doubts about McClain's motivations, and her account of being with Syed at a public library between 2:73 and 2:36 on January 13, 1999, the time frame in which the state has said Syed strangled Hae Min Lee in a Best Buy parking lot.
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The first "Smoke and Fumes" installment documented how leading researchers had verified the effects of carbon dioxide and other byproducts of burning oil, gas and coal on the atmosphere by the 1950s; the second, released in May, showed how the industry had explored technologies to reduce emissions in the 1960s—but ultimately decided to raise doubts about the science of climate change instead.
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The measure mostly prevents the government from retaining materials collected under Section 215 for more than five years, and requires officers preparing FISA applications to certify that the Justice Department has been given all information that might raise doubts about the accuracy of the application — a reference to GOP criticisms that the Page warrant did not properly disclose dossier author Christopher Steele's ties to Hillary Clinton's 2016 campaign.
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That shift in Fed expectations raises the stakes for the ECB, which has to downgrade its own view of the economy but not so much to raise doubts about its exit from QE. It also comes at a difficult time for Europe, as Italy struggles with its budget, and France's president strained his own budget by upping payouts to pensioners and low income workers, in an effort to end violent 'yellow vest' protests.
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Conservative writer Bre Payton said on Monday that a tape of President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE and his then-personal lawyer Michael Cohen discussing a payment to a former Playboy model could raise doubts about the president's relationships with other women.
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