During the campaign, Romney largely steered clear of Trump, and Trump largely steered clear of Romney.
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Though it has so far steered clear of any bans.
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"He steered clear of anything that was politicized," she said.
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Most studios steered clear of "Rogue One," but Warner Bros.
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Roberts has steered clear of discussing controversial topics in public.
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I really steered clear of doing that all my life.
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Instead, Barr has publicly steered clear of the Ukraine controversy.
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But Imamoglu steered clear of commenting on his future plans.
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He steered clear of divisive topics like abortion and Israel.
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Pentagon leadership, in contrast, have steered clear of such involvement.
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You can do both, yet he steered clear of the questioning.
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But we pretty much have steered clear of the real people.
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Previously, UKIP had steered clear of Mr Robinson and his ilk.
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Recent presidents have largely steered clear of directly criticizing the Fed.
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Most Chinese historians have steered clear of writing about the period.
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But Boehner has steered clear of endorsing any of the candidates.
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Top Republican leaders in Congress have steered clear of the matter.
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The President, however, has steered clear of blaming the Saudi leader.
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Mr. Dillon has steered clear of controversy and become somewhat thrifty.
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But the dinner menu steered clear of Middle Eastern main dishes.
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It made "news the star," and steered clear of politic bias.
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The stars also all but steered clear of any political messages.
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And I steered clear of it, and I'm not entirely sure why.
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But despite his apparent involvement, Trump has steered clear of the election.
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Armstrong, who embraced Zabelinskaya afterwards, steered clear of criticizing her Russian rival.
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Republican presidential candidates have steered clear of Flint on the campaign trail.
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But he didn't clarify why Green steered clear of the sit-in.
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President Donald Trump, however, has steered clear of blaming the Saudi leader.
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But the bill steered clear of the demands of gun control advocates.
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But the campaign arm has notably steered clear of other crowded primaries.
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He steered clear of the searing subject that has dogged his presidency.
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Other CBC members also steered clear of urging their colleague to resign.
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But McCarthy — like other Republicans — steered clear of comparing King to Trump.
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SCARAMUCCI: Not in the campaign though... (CROSSTALK) WATTERS: He steered clear of that.
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Kroger, Albertsons, Costco and other big grocers have steered clear of Walmart's hometown.
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High-profile investors also steered clear of announcing plans to abandon the conference.
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She steered clear of the drama, despite being hit with waves of homesickness.
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Trump has steered clear of criticizing the first lady, sometimes complimenting her instead.
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California State College at Long Beach—and generally steered clear of the sex,
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Transgenic technology has steered clear of wheat, which is eaten mainly by people.
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And those who have spoken out largely steered clear of embracing the decision.
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As the presidential primary season grew increasingly ugly, we steered clear of politics.
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Amex has largely steered clear of home lending products since the early 2000s.
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It's for these reasons that some have steered clear of traditional retinols altogether.
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The Supreme Court has repeatedly steered clear of solving this age-old problem.
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The generally conservative world of professional golf has steered clear of the controversy.
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They knew the drugs were addictive, and they mostly steered clear of them.
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In a speech in Germany on Wednesday, Draghi steered clear of market-sensitive comments.
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With Kelly and Michael debacle, but steered clear of picking one over the other.
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When it comes to money, Qualtrics has always steered clear of Silicon Valley norms.
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Asked how much he personally made from the deal, Rahal steered clear of specifics.
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Until recently, the tech industry has mostly steered clear of Bay Area housing politics.
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The announcement focused on economic issues and steered clear of the region's political concerns.
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While Negan's knee-deep in Whisperer territory, Eugene has steered clear of the group.
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The two men have steered clear of discussing the Russia probe since, sources said.
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Unlike Uber, however, the company has steered clear of offering on-demand delivery services.
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The government, which is dominated by conservatives, has mostly steered clear of the issue.
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In their former lives, Nicole and Epstein might have steered clear of implausible schemes.
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And during his re-election campaign, he steadfastly steered clear of criticizing Mr. Trump.
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During the campaign, Netanyahu has steered clear of commenting directly on the U.S. election.
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At Harvard Medical School, he chose a research topic that steered clear of evolution.
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Time staff say the Benioffs have steered clear of editorialThere are other Benioff touches.
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While fighting to pass tax cuts, Republicans steered clear of talking about the deficit.
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It's not as if Amazon has steered clear of sex toys as a general rule.
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Rob Portman also steered clear of the convention stage, opting not to give a speech.
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Unlike Facebook and Google, Netflix has steered clear of news and mostly stuck to entertainment.
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Reality check: Tech and its allies have steered clear of a compromise for some time.
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But potential buyers wary of the U.S. sanctions steered clear of the Marshal Z's cargo.
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But he has largely steered clear of targeting Rubio with the same level of intensity.
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Safeguarding my conscience, I steered clear of male nurses or anyone working for an NGO.
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Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, in a series of tweets, steered clear of the particulars.
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Gorsuch steered clear of those issues during his 30-minute talk, however, instead speaking broadly.
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Mark Sidel said his father had steered clear of having his work used for propaganda.
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The White House steered clear of a formal meeting, though the two men conferred briefly.
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Mr. Simon has always steered clear of direct political messages, determined not to be didactic.
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The original agreement primarily steered clear of major energy issues during a politically sensitive time.
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Clarence Thomas steered clear of the subject at his Supreme Court confirmation hearings in 1991.
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She has steered clear of discussing the economic impact of the campaign or the election.
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I have steered clear of those where I find the evidence overwhelmingly on one side.
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Macron steered clear of geopolitics in his speech, but made clear the battle would continue.
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Trump praised two teams that played on Monday night and largely steered clear of the controversy.
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And yet, in public speeches Obama steered clear of mentioning Kissinger or addressing his alleged role.
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Liam steered clear of the controversies but gave his 2 cents on being a proper dad.
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Mtukudzi largely steered clear of politics in his songs, which touched on people's everyday life struggles.
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Simply because a model is rated poorly does not mean buyers have steered clear of them.
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He largely steered clear of politics in his songs, which touched on people's everyday life struggles.
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He steered clear of the rec center and the chow hall, in order to avoid entanglements.
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Or were these websites offering contests of skill that steered clear of prohibitions on sports betting?
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Democrats have mostly steered clear of talking about Russia or Mueller's probe on the campaign trail.
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In other words, Mr. Trump steered clear of holding Mr. Flynn responsible for the criminal offense.
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And after his troubled start and an apology, Mr. Hoekstra has largely steered clear of controversy.
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Both have steered clear of the corruption that plagues many of those in power in Iraq.
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Having requested an informal drawing-room wedding, he then steered clear of that room for months.
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U.S. President Donald Trump had praised Malaysia's Boeing deal but steered clear of the 1MDB probe.
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Unlike some rivals, Prada has steered clear of creating limited edition capsule collections in collaboration with influencers.
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Microsoft reps told us it steered clear of the Core i series to help preserve battery life.
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The ruling steered clear of endorsing religious-based exemptions to a wide-range of anti-discrimination laws.
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Some steered clear of his administration, wary of his instincts and his let-chaos-reign management style.
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Since then, the former president has stayed relatively quiet and steered clear of the ongoing healthcare debate.
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The royals have historically steered clear of politics and, under the country's laws, can't even be insulted.
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Five-star hotels once steered clear of the area, fearful of the backlash from pro-Tibetan groups.
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Prince steered clear of iTunes and, later, streaming music services for the better part of a decade.
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But the mayor largely steered clear of issues the task force had raised about police union contracts.
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The court until now had generally steered clear of taking potentially divisive cases while it remained shorthanded.
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Blackstone largely steered clear of more urban communities with older homes, which are more expensive to maintain.
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The Senate largely steered clear of major changes to the program -- despite a try by GOP Sens.
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Hillary Clinton, by contrast, steered clear of that quadrennially lame attack in her campaign against Bernie Sanders.
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I was floored — I exercised five times a week and steered clear of fast food and soda.
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During those years, many senators saw the writing on the wall and steered clear of the nominee.
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Swift steered clear of addressing her relationship with Alwyn during an August 2019 interview with The Guardian.
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Protesters said they had steered clear of Mr. Cassidy's forum out of respect for the flood victims.
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The ads: Off the field, the action wasn't much more exciting, as brands steered clear of controversy.
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High-ranking service members have largely steered clear of politics since Brazil's 21-year dictatorship ended in 1985.
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She's mainly steered clear of glitzy industry parties, and she takes her time updating her social media accounts.
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Mr Hammond sensibly steered clear of the fiscal gimmicks and surprises so beloved of his predecessor, George Osborne.
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Kesha has steered clear of live performances since her Sony war erupted, so this is a big change.
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Ms Lam, perhaps sensibly, steered clear of sensitive political issues in her first policy address on October 11th.
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At the same time, they have steered clear of attacks on Trump that might antagonize his core supporters.
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They steered clear of the military, but took a swipe at conservatives who have been backing the LNA.
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Companies, travelers and performers have backed out or steered clear of business investments since the law was passed.
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Some of the team's players skipped the trip, though Trump largely steered clear of politics during the meeting.
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Most big financial firms have steered clear of bitcoin and its kin, with money laundering chief among concerns.
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Hogan, too, and Maryland GOP leadership have mostly steered clear of any attempts to litigate Trump's rollercoaster response.
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Others, clothing brands in particular, fill gaps left by companies that have steered clear of the platform altogether.
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Maybe these men and women ought to have steered clear of kingmaking and focused on doing their jobs.
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And Chicago — even some in the top echelon of the city's establishment Republicans — largely steered clear of him.
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According to UPI, the cheetah ended up hopping off the safari vehicle and steered clear of Shimek's car.
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Stewart also steered clear of the feud between Trump and one of his home-state senators, Mitt Romney.
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Ben is one of the most influential technology investors of his generation and has steered clear of politics.
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Still, many of the high-profile Silicon Valley venture firms have steered clear of investing outside their comfort zone.
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Thus far, Apple's Siri, Google Now and Microsoft Cortana have steered clear of accessing anything to do with money.
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The 89-year-old cleric steered clear of politics under Sunni dictator Saddam Hussein who oppressed the Shi'ite majority.
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Some deep-pocketed Republican contributors have also steered clear of the presidential race out of discomfort with the nominee.
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U.S. President Donald Trump had praised Malaysia's Boeing deal but steered clear of publicly commenting on the 1MDB probe.
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To date, the two front-running mavericks have steered clear of debate attacks against each other, even when invited.
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Armstrong, who died in 2012, is often remembered as a humble hero, who famously steered clear of the spotlight.
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In the days since, the President has largely steered clear of tweeting about controversial matters like the Russia probe.
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Mr. Obama did not mention his successor's name and steered clear of discussing the turbulence afflicting President Trump's administration.
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Over the past two years, Mr. Trump has often steered clear of weighing in on harassment and misconduct accusations.
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But she always steered clear of heroin, she said, thinking it was for junkies, for people living in alleys.
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And sure enough, there were animals and birds everywhere in that prison, but they steered clear of those cages.
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They're also exercising their pandemic contingency plans, remaining cautious and have so far steered clear of the virus' spread.
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Being the innovator we know and love, the singer steered clear of predictable products like chocolate hearts, perfume, jewelry.
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At U.T., Mr. Tillerson steered clear of fraternity excesses as not exactly résumé building for strait-laced Exxon recruiters.
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Hallie Rich, the president of Alternavites, steered clear of gummies when coming up with her own line of vitamins.
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In the wake of the market crash, as banks steered clear of the risky deals, GE Capital moved in.
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In the wake of the crash that killed him, helicopter charter businesses have largely steered clear of the media.
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And I steered clear of the poutine, having eaten more than enough on a recent trip to Quebec City.
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Most of the frontrunners have carefully steered clear of any hard analysis, or even implicit criticism, of Clinton's campaign.
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However, many in China steered clear of the show altogether, while online chatter was more muted than in previous years.
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But Chinese buyers have steered clear of U.S. produce because of the trade dispute and scooped up Brazilian beans instead.
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Sullivan steered clear of the worst of the controversy in the short statement, instead touting Greyball's other, more palatable uses.
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Early promotional teasers for the film steered clear of explosions and carnage in favor of images depicting the community's strength.
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Lincoln in particular steered clear of the trail, as outright campaigning was still considered unbecoming of a future chief executive.
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Since then, I've steered clear of the trend that's dominating lip colors, eyeshadow palettes, hair, and sugary blended coffee drinks.
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Former campaign rival Carly Fiorina steered clear of Trump, speaking instead of the need to prevent liberal policies taking hold.
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While the party organization has poured money into the Georgia special election, official committees have largely steered clear of Montana.
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While Obama has stayed out of the spotlight since leaving 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, he hasn't steered clear of the headlines.
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While her acceptance speech steered clear of any direct political statements, her emotion filled address drew plaudits on social media.
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They steered clear of framing their misgivings on morality grounds, instead voicing concerns about "military readiness" and unit cohesion. Gen.
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The central bank steered clear of a rate cut which, economists said, could have put pressure on the dinar currency.
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The period marked a brief time of stability, in which Lebanon seemed to have steered clear of regional fault-lines.
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American evangelicals had long steered clear of politics, but with the advent of Moral Majority that was no longer so.
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Aides steered clear of the front of the plane to avoid being tapped for a venting session with Mr. Trump.
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Hong Kong visitor arrivals plunged nearly 40% in August from a year earlier as tourists steered clear of the city.
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But campaign speeches had mostly steered clear of any belt-tightening measures that might be required to lower that debt.
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Mr. Moore's past comments about women, which Mr. Bell mostly steered clear of, ultimately cost him support in the Senate.
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After an initial, awkward meeting at the Pentagon with Mr. Mattis, the two men often steered clear of each other.
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Commanders of the rival militaries had long steered clear of the other by speaking through often-used deconfliction telephone lines.
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Even a bottle of Corona was $13, so I steered clear of the minibar for the sake of my wallet.
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Despite the fact that her wedding was reportedly inspired by The Notebook, Hailey steered clear of any vintage beauty references.
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Members of the trio said they had consciously steered clear of political material as a way to maintain mainstream acceptance.
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Other possible top-tier Democratic contenders, including Biden and Warren, have to date steered clear of visiting the Hawkeye State.
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I've always steered clear of fortunetellers, and the idea that someone else can read my thoughts gives me the creeps.
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Trudeau steered clear of the maritime dispute in his comments and instead chose to focus on economic ties with Japan.
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It also steered clear of discussing a plan to lower taxes for big businesses, which did not have parliamentary support.
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Praising Trump's "critical approach" on the aid issue, Netanyahu steered clear of advocating a suspension of funding for the Palestinians.
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Many Democrats steered clear of impeachment talk on Thursday, although a prominent liberal congresswoman, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, embraced the idea.
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SINCE waving goodbye to the nation from a helicopter on January 20th, Barack Obama has mainly steered clear of the spotlight.
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I used the most natural-looking shades possible, and steered clear of eyeliner, which tends to add a harsh, animated look.
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The company largely steered clear of regulators until last year, when the extent of its privacy problems started to become clear.
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Venezuelan government officials did not return requests for comment, and Maduro steered clear of the topic during a late afternoon speech.
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Lack of research is one reason the agency has so far steered clear of greenlighting products containing cannabidiol for medical use.
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It steered clear of most of the charges in the Times piece, focusing on how the company is approaching things now.
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Fed Vice Chair Stanley Fischer earlier in the day steered clear of prognostication, opining only that the economy needs faster growth.
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The Australian dollar also took a tumble as its central bank steered clear of rate hike talk at its latest meeting.
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Most studios steered clear of the Dark Knight and the Man of Steel's on screen scuffle, preferring to hold their fire.
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The killing inflamed racial tensions in a city that seemed to have steered clear of the troubles that engulfed other places.
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Fittingly, she's steered clear of ever signing with a major record label, instead fiercely building her own unique path to stardom.
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But Mnangagwa, who himself stands accused of participating in repression, has steered clear of acts of retribution against the former president.
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Burrard-Lucas also steered clear of taking quick multiple shots to avoid the clicking noise, which could have alarmed the wildlife.
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By and large, Trump has steered clear of the tactics his predecessor used to garner support for his health care bill.
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In the 25 years since that loss, Pence's political allies and enemies alike say he has steered clear of personal attacks.
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I unplugged from social media (sacrilege for a journo) and, at times, I consciously steered clear of listening to the news.
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While most financial institutions have steered clear of bitcoin and other volatile cryptocurrencies, CEOs across industries are investing heavily in blockchain.
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Those who organized the event or who agreed to take part largely steered clear of discussing the controversy surrounding the country.
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When the issue came up in a presidential debate, Lopez Obrador steered clear of declaring a firm stance on that matter.
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Tester's campaign issued a statement that steered clear of criticizing Trump while highlighting the president's praise for bills advocated by Tester.
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The Senate's bill steered clear of changes to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, setting up a controversial fight with House lawmakers.
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Bredesen has steered clear of issues championed by the progressive wing of the Democratic Party, focusing instead on more local issues.
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John R. Kasich of Ohio, who agreed not to contest Indiana if Mr. Cruz steered clear of Oregon and New Mexico.
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John Mark Blowen, a 68-year-old former draft resister who had steered clear of politics for decades, echoed that sentiment.
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Bono largely steered clear of the overt references to President Donald Trump that had peppered his performances during the election campaign.
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Most studios steered clear of "The Fate of the Furious," but there were a few brave newcomers opening in limited release.
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But he steered clear of offering any clear statement on whether Trump and Xi are likely to resolve their trade differences.
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They praised the administration's moves to clear the way for oil industry activity, and steered clear of commenting on climate change.
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I think I just thought that's not what I want to absorb my entire life into, and I steered clear of it.
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While many Democrats have steered clear of speculation about Trump, Speier appears not to be alone in talking to mental health professionals.
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Mr. Beshear has largely steered clear of the culture wars, hoping instead to make the election a singular referendum on the incumbent.
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Unlike some of its competitors in oil, Glencore has so far steered clear of owning downstream assets like refineries and retail stations.
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But Chinese buyers have steered clear of U.S. produce amid the tit-for-tat trade dispute and scooped up Brazilian beans instead.
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According to the National Weather Service's Ken Waters, the flight could've just steered clear of it and still made it to Phoenix.
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Political science has a lot to say about why elected representatives have steered clear of hugely unpopular policy initiatives in the past.
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Flanked by Bradley fighting vehicles, Trump otherwise steered clear of divisive political rhetoric, in a departure from the majority of his speeches.
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Despite historic enmity, Syrian Kurdish groups have steered clear of confrontation with the Syrian government in the six-year-old civil war.
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Stung on both counts, he subsequently steered clear of contemporary political references and made his figures either larger or smaller than life.
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Previously, the crowd of hopeful presidential nominees steered clear of the issue — and some still do, with multiple candidates deferring to Congress.
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While the would-be candidates have all steered clear of committing to 2020 runs, they've used their time in the spotlight effectively.
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Many Republicans have steered clear of the topic, but Rubio announced his opposition to it in September, before campaigning on the island.
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She steered clear of saying Mr. Trump's name, saying she was "still watching" the race to decide who would get her vote.
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Outside progressives, including those who have made the Warren-to-Sanders shift themselves, have also steered clear of making any public demands.
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Since the heated Senate confirmation hearings for Kavanaugh, the court has steered clear of some cases on volatile social issues, including abortion.
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She's previously steered clear of using the latter term, which Trump has chided both her and President Obama for refusing to say.
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He has steered clear of public defenses of Mr. Trump, preferring not to spend his political capital by wading into national issues.
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VC Camber Creek, which has steered clear of co-working, explains how it invests in the midst of a proptech gold rush
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Having seen the regrettable theatrical version when it was first released, I steered clear of the show for as long as possible.
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But banks and Facebook have steered clear of partnerships that would integrate financial activity into the platform in such a meaningful way.
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He has run ads attacking Republican opponent Roy Moore over a sex scandal, but has steered clear of harsh anti-Trump rhetoric.
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The discussion reportedly steered clear of controversial topics like sanctions relief or denuclearization, and focused instead on friendship and expressions of mutual admiration.
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Sanders, for his part, steered clear of addressing the Lewinsky comments in his speech, but did thank Dawson when he took the stage.
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Prior administrations, both Republican and Democratic, steered clear of attacking the credibility of the agency, which many lawmakers regard as a neutral arbiter.
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Investors have steered clear of UK stocks even as concerns the nation would crash out of the EU without a deal have eased.
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With that in mind, I steered clear of sultry or sexy photos, instead opting for photos that showed off my personality and lifestyle.
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The progressive left, with Sanders as an example, has mostly steered clear of fights that could damage party unity (and prospects) in November.
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Warren has also steered clear of some national progressive hits, like "Medicare-for-all," which she hasn't mentioned through her first few stops.
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A crew member from Minnesota told Business Insider that they steered clear of a batch of the chain's ostensibly healthier options: the salads.
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For the most part, former President Barack Obama and Michelle Obama have steered clear of the public spotlight since leaving the White House.
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Mr. Cruz, who has been sharply critical of President Obama's decision to restore full diplomatic relations with Cuba, steered clear of the topic.
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That was not the case with Mnuchin, however, as Neal steered clear of taking more drastic measures to go after the Treasury secretary.
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Saudi media steered clear of mentioning the prime minister's earlier resignation, and both sides focused on the path forward for the two nations.
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He has declined interview requests and steered clear of the news media, even at N.F.L. owners' meetings, where he is often readily available.
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Through decades of performing, he and the Heartbreakers steered clear of elaborate showmanship to let their songs and their musicianship speak for themselves.
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While the radio man steered clear of the so-called mainstream news narratives, he often found himself at the center of mainstream controversy.
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For all their attacks on Obama's immigration agenda, GOP leaders have largely steered clear of the topic for fear of exposing internal rifts.
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On Sunday, Trump steered clear of calling for specific stronger gun control measures, including background checks, in the wake of Saturday's mass shooting.
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National Democratic groups obliged and largely steered clear of Alabama; high-profile politicians only showed up toward the bitter end of the campaign.
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Instead, Trump steered clear of rhetoric that could embarrass her and glossed over even the most sensitive issues such as Huawei and her succession.
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Bank of America and Morgan Stanley locked up advisors with multiyear guarantees following the financial crisis, while Wells mostly steered clear of those deals.
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Lastly and crucially, he steered clear of geopolitics, focusing the protest exclusively on domestic issues, and keeping out of Russia's confrontation with the West.
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Cruz steered clear of campaigning in Florida and Ohio, so that Kasich and Senator Marco Rubio were left alone to win their home states.
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They mark a rare post-presidency appeal on a policy matter for Obama, who has steered clear of discussing political issues since leaving office.
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Kasich, endorsed by the Detroit News on Thursday, has largely steered clear of the anti-Trump effort and tried to remain above the fray.
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Mining groups have traditionally steered clear of speculative commodity trading as a source of income, reluctant to take on the levels of risk involved.
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While she steered clear of figuration, other artists in exile have tackled political themes by representing veiled women and religious fervor in their work.
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Venture capitalists have largely steered clear of in-person meetings over the last few weeks, and South Park has been noticeably emptier than usual.
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Mr. Cuomo had steered clear of the M.T.A. during his first years in office, but in his second term he took an intense interest.
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Mr. Trump steered clear of the inflammatory statements about North Korea and its leader, Kim Jong-un, that he has used in the past.
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This doesn&apost signal too much of a change for UK operators, as they have mostly steered clear of installing Huawei core kit already.
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If you steered clear of this year's Black Friday sales (no shame, TBH), Walmart is giving you a chance at redemption come Cyber Monday.
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The company has so far steered clear of the U.S. market, citing the legal uncertainty of federal prohibition that overhangs legality in several states.
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" Gronkowski steered clear of the "Deflategate" bait, saying, "I don't even want this one, then I'm gonna have to answer questions all the time.
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Though he's played several real historical figures in recent years (Roy Cohn, Jack Kevorkian, Phil Spector, Joe Paterno), he's steered clear of outright impersonation.
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The German sprinter Marcel Kittel steered clear of trouble and claimed the stage in a sprint finish, taking his tally to five stage victories.
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While Khashoggi's death sparked international outrage, the Trump administration steered clear of assigning blame, and many businesses have quietly continued their plans for expansion there.
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Military science fiction has a long tradition within the genre that explores this concept, but Star Wars itself has largely steered clear of those tropes.
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Mr Obama's announcement leaned heavily on Abraham Lincoln, and while he name-checked Martin Luther King junior, he otherwise steered clear of discussing racial inequity.
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As I steered clear of much of the coverage leading up to No Man's Sky's release, I feel that the hype didn't really affect me.
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Despite a hairline that receded for an entire year after giving birth ("I looked like a vampire," she said), she steered clear of the salon.
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She said she'd played golf with him twice in the months after he was elected president in November 2016, but steered clear of talking policy.
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That would likely be too much of a wildcard for GOP leaders, who have so far steered clear of investigating Trump's finances or business dealings.
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He steered clear of mentioning Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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In a statement, the president emphasized the renewed relationship between the two countries but steered clear of making any judgments about the controversial dictator's legacy.
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Chinese spying on Australia has been the subject of much speculation by analysts but senior government officials have largely steered clear of making public complaints.
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Clinton steered clear of Mr. Trump's claims, at least directly, making the case that relentless voter registration efforts were the best defense against his tactics.
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German Nico Rosberg steered clear of the chaos unfolding behind him and cruised to an unchallenged win in a disrupted Belgian Grand Prix on Sunday.
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Automakers have long steered clear of partnering with consumer-facing companies like Apple and Google for fear of ceding their in-car experience and brand.
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Freshmen Republicans are calling on their leaders to get on board, even though Trump has steered clear of talk about reforming Social Security and Medicare.
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"He and the Heartbreakers steered clear of elaborate showmanship to let their songs and their musicianship speak for themselves," Jon Pareles wrote in his obituary.
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And while Mr. Nunes's memo consumed Republicans in the House, as well as officials in the White House, Mr. Burr largely steered clear of it.
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Having steered clear of increasingly pricey stocks, so-called value investors, who make long-term wagers on undervalued companies, are getting back into the game.
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Its emergent rival is Military Intelligence, which traditionally steered clear of politics but has expanded under Sisi, who led the agency from 2010 to 2012.
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But it is even more significant for what it says about the role of the country's highest court, which has historically steered clear of politics.
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Ms. Adams steered clear of politics — "it's a time for reflection," is all she would say — but confessed to having slept little the night before.
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It appears to be a turning point for a Hindu nationalist government that has, until now, steered clear of openly embracing far-right Hindu causes.
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Trump stressed the need to address mental health issues in the country but steered clear of any discussion of gun laws in the United States.
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Because I steered clear of certain foods, I found myself loading up on "safe" foods, which meant I ate tons of raw vegetables and fruits.
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If Parliament rejects her Brexit deal, a confidence vote may be in the offing, predicts one backbench Machiavelli who steered clear of Mr Rees-Mogg's plot.
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But that said, I went into law school and I steered clear of immigration law, which is, as you know, a specialty, because it's really complicated.
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The royal family has mostly steered clear of politics, and insisted the itinerary was merely reflecting the long-time, traditional vocabulary used by the British government.
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In subsequent tests, mosquitoes steered clear of the rats, but for some reason weren't able to resist the chickens (more on this in just a bit).
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He made news back in April when he posted a YouTube video of a near collision with a merging truck, which Autopilot effectively steered clear of.
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Qatari banks have steered clear of public debt markets since the crisis erupted, largely because of the risk that it might affect investor demand and pricing.
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Clearly, we both have excellent taste, but there's actually another reason Hunnam has steered clear of the movies, which were a critically-panned box-office smash.
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Barring a token appearance for Jamaica in the relays at Glasgow, athletics' most bankable drawcard Usain Bolt steered clear of the showpiece during his brilliant career.
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He appeared before the Senate Judiciary Committee on Monday, a hearing that steered clear of the debate over a lack of charges in the Clinton probe.
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While Mr. Obama steered clear of disparaging Mr. Castro, in keeping with his efforts to essentially defang a long-nursed mutual grudge, Mr. Trump condemned him.
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What to watch: The Trump administration is eager to show progress on drug prices, and its early efforts have largely steered clear of drug companies themselves.
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He steered clear of the contest, opting instead to hold a local fundraiser for veterans groups that he later claimed had raised more than $6 million.
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Policymakers have steered clear of debating further tax increases despite the industrial world's heaviest public debt burden at twice the size of its $5 trillion economy.
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Beginning in 2014 with his Oscar-nominated role in "Foxcatcher," the 57-year-old has also steered clear of comedic roles in favor of dramatic ones.
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This time, Democrats have steered clear of a House vote that could prove risky for Democratic freshmen from swing districts where impeachment is unpopular with voters.
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AT&T's efforts on this front are just the latest in a long line of similar efforts that have traditionally steered clear of kicking users offline completely.
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The Simpsons has never been afraid to poke fun at its network or the current president, but it has generally steered clear of these more contentious insults.
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Stada steered clear of major merger deals last year as the generic drug industry began consolidating to cut costs, driven by larger players including Teva and Allergan.
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The justices get to pick which cases they hear, and thus far this term they have steered clear of hot-button issues likely to divide them ideologically.
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Buyers are afraid to strike deals because of the risk for China to impose additional tariffs and steered clear of talking politics at the party, Cleveland said.
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Musk has steered clear of tweeting about the company's financial performance and production numbers, which is what got him into trouble with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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The self-described "handstand addict" has laid off the inversions for now, and in the first 12 weeks of her pregnancy, she steered clear of yoga entirely.
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He has mostly steered clear of competitive races where he is a polarizing presence and could turn out Democrats, independents and moderate Republicans who consider him toxic.
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But it was limited to one night, at least for the moment, was specifically aimed at chemical weapons facilities and steered clear of Russian soldiers and bases.
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But last week, Ms. Dutta found new allies in India, where the film industry has mostly steered clear of reckoning with predatory behavior in its own ranks.
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This time, Democrats have steered clear of a House vote that could prove risky for Democratic freshmen from swing districts, where impeachment is unpopular with many voters.
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Though similar bills have been introduced in conservative hotbeds like North Carolina and Texas, Republicans at the federal level have largely steered clear of trans rights issues.
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Najib met U.S. President Donald Trump at the White House earlier this week, but both leaders steered clear of addressing the American investigation into the 1MDB scandal.
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In a written statement about Williams' testimony -- he said it was factual but steered clear of praising her performance -- her boss at Pence's office, retired Lt. Gen.
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It is also home to almost 20163 million Muslims, and up until recently steered clear of the kind of radicalism that has plagued other parts of the world.
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Britain has since taken a back seat to the United States in mediating peace efforts, and the royal family has mostly steered clear of the region's toxic politics.
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Most importantly, the exhibition has successfully steered clear of unduly inflating the importance of del Piombo, or presented another painter as an excuse for yet more Michelangelo worshipping.
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Unsurprisingly, the company's executives steered clear of answering any questions about financial viability or whether the funds exist to bring this shiny, self-driving futuristic vehicle to production.
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His experiences certainly helped to drive a darker and more perceptive tone in his films, examining the malcontented undercurrents of Indian society that Bollywood generally steered clear of.
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Most politicians in post-communist eastern Europe have steered clear of criticizing China's record on freedom of speech, its treatment of religious and ethnic minorities and other issues.
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A year later, the New York Timeswrote that Mr Obama had "steered clear of putting race front and centre in his administration", sparking some frustration among black leaders.
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Amid the fierce debate over repealing ObamaCare, much of the hearing steered clear of that contentious issue, focusing on issues such as the opioid epidemic or medical research.
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Sure, I could choose from woody, citrus, floral and even fruity, but there was no Aramis in my aromatic ecosphere, and I was steered clear of Old Spice.
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Republicans, meanwhile, steered clear of the bizarre theory involving CrowdStrike, which posits that the cybersecurity firm was somehow helping Ukraine interfere in the 2016 election to hurt Trump.
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The Panmunjom Declaration largely steered clear of specifics regarding Pyongyang's nuclear capabilities, and did not set out what North Korea would expect to get in exchange for denuclearization.
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He steered clear of reports that he plans crippling budget cuts for the Environmental Protection Agency and to open more public land to the ravages of coal mining.
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But unlike some of her former costars, including Brody Jenner, Heidi Montag and Spencer Pratt, the newlywed has steered clear of putting her personal life back on camera.
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He was known to have "contempt for politics and politicians," in the words of his brother Warnie, and he steered clear of the political controversies of his time.
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In effect, the result was to draw a line that subsequent presidents steered clear of, no matter how frustrated they might be at times with investigators pursuing them.
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About 10 others have criticized elements of the plan while stressing the need to evaluate it further; the remaining handful have generally steered clear of the proposal altogether.
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I live in the UK, where the government has, on the advice of scientists, steered clear of the strictest measures of social distancing (though that may soon change).
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La Monte Young, whose String Trio of 1958 is widely held to be the starting point of minimalism, steered clear of tonality and maintained an avant-garde posture.
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Mr. Johnson never tired of promising to "get Brexit done," but he steered clear of any explanation of how he would do it, or the trade-offs involved.
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All told, maybe the folks who wound up walking out of The House That Jack Built should have heeded Fremaux's warning, and just steered clear of the thing.
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The shorthanded court has steered clear of taking major cases since the February death of Justice Antonin Scalia, but even at full strength may not have accepted this one.
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While athletes have been mostly silent this election cycle (it's almost over!) and steered clear of endorsements save for a few, they have been more assertive with their money.
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Mr. Bax and Mr. Weiss steered clear of schmaltz in the first movement's poignant folk melody, and kept the sense of danger fleet-footed in the second-movement waltz.
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He steered clear of directly answering a question about further tax hikes, but he said the government needs to first implement social welfare reform over the next three years.
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There are three reasons why wireless headphones mostly suck and I've steered clear of dropping serious dough on a pair: poor sound quality, frustrating pairing and weak battery life.
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While that marital dynamic fascinated many in the media, Trump himself, despite his penchant for pursuing his critics in the public forum, had steered clear of attacking Conway directly.
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By the same token, most Hindu temples, many of which have hoards of gold donated by the pious, have steered clear of the scheme, despite pressure from the government.
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From the American perspective, many of these economic issues are linked to national security, but the United States has steered clear of the third-rail matter of human rights.
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The endorsements marked a cautious first dip into the 2018 midterms cycle for the former president, who notably steered clear of several high-profile or contentious races on Wednesday.
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While Trump weighed in on the protests last month, denouncing the Iranian regime for severing internet access, he steered clear of offering a message of support for the protesters.
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But they steered clear of asking any pointed questions about the current political situation in Washington and anything that might have been interpreted as a critique of Mr. Trump.
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Sistema and its owner had for years assiduously steered clear of politics in Russia, hoping to avoid the kind of legal issues that often dog high-profile businesses here.
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And unlike chipmaker Qualcomm, which was slapped with a record $975 million anti-trust fine two years ago, boss Tim Cook has steered clear of Beijing's wrath so far.
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By withholding his endorsement, Trump avoided siding with weaker general-election candidates Ward or former Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio, but also steered clear of alienating their conservative supporters.
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She responded more freely about issues and opinions she had already written about, but steered clear of cases that could come before the court in order to guard her impartiality.
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The Massachusetts senator has largely steered clear of the kind of big sit-down interviews that are often part and parcel of a presidential campaign, including the Sunday show circuit.
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HOUSTON — Democratic 2020 hopeful John Hickenlooper, the former Colorado governor, told energy executives at CERAWeek that "urgency" is needed to tackle climate change, but steered clear of offering policy specifics.
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Those of us who have steered clear of gossip sites or promotional interviews may find ourselves, after the big showdown Mr. Glass has engineered, not certain what we have seen.
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However, broader Asian shares fell to an eight-week low as investors steered clear of riskier assets ahead of fresh Chinese and U.S. trade talks, which start later on Thursday.
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Beyoncé knows that this holiday of love can get cheesy and overplayed so she steered clear of chocolate hearts, perfume, and jewelry and went with what she knows best: fashion.
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But the president also steered clear of direct interactions with members of the press, and senior officials largely refrained from commenting on the controversies and scandals swirling back in Washington.
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Few people are closer to the Clintons than Emanuel, but he has steered clear of the campaign, even as Sanders repeatedly invokes his name at rallies and in television ads.
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Former President Obama stepped into the spotlight Monday for the first time since leaving the White House, but he steered clear of any political commentary or criticism of President Trump.
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Cosby steered clear of mentioning his fall from grace at the gig, but he's been on a bizarre publicity tour ahead of his retrial on sexual assault charges in April.
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While Kurdish oil regularly flows to Europe, traders have steered clear of North America since Iraq blocked a 1 million barrel tanker from discharging in the United States in 2014.
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The government has suspended large cultural and sporting events, but has so far steered clear of ordering workers and students to remain at home and has kept is borders open.
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Mr. Trump steered clear of contentious topics, like an aide's controversial remark about Senator John McCain, Republican of Arizona, who has brain cancer — and no senators asked him about it.
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Though a longtime GOP donor, he has largely steered clear of politics, and has no direct ties to a Trump White House that has often stocked its ranks with loyalists.
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In Baku, Azerbaijan, an out-of-sorts Hamilton, who had said he lacked synergy with his car, steered clear of the mayhem during the race to claim an unlikely win.
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But the officials who got top billing on the main stage largely steered clear of the incidents defining the techlash in Washington and focused on the positive promises of innovation.
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Most presidents have steered clear of commenting on monetary policy on the belief that the Fed should set rates based on what's best for the economy free of political concerns.
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Trump, who has said the US will be happy as long as the "testing" moratorium stands, has steered clear of specifics on how he feels about a satellite launch specifically.
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MOSCOW — Sistema and its owner had for years assiduously steered clear of politics in Russia, hoping to avoid the kind of legal issues that often dog high-profile businesses here.
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But Walker wasn't always this confident about wigs — she steered clear of the beauty trend for years out of fear they simply wouldn't appear believable, relying on sew-in weaves instead.
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But her brand of modernism, coolly clinical in some works, shimmeringly appealing in others, has generally stopped short of drama; she seemed like someone who too characteristically steered clear of confrontation.
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Clinton has largely steered clear of the political drama unfolding across the aisle, focusing her attention on Trump's comments on the Khans and not the GOP civil war that has resurfaced.
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Even during the primary season, when presidential candidates typically prioritize retail politics and small gatherings that allow maximum hand-shaking and baby-holding, Trump mostly steered clear of intimate campaign settings.
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Trudeau, who has generally steered clear of commenting on Trump's remarks since taking power last November, said that regardless of rhetoric the three nations would continue to have tremendously close relations.
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They have steered clear of confrontation in the six-year-old war and their critics say they have occasionally cooperated against common enemies, notably the rebels fighting President Bashar al-Assad.
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President Obama expressed his condolences in a statement earlier Saturday, which emphasized the renewed relationship between the two countries but steered clear of making any judgments about the controversial dictator's legacy.
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All talk on currency manipulation: Donald Trump promised to label China a currency manipulator on day one of his administration, but the president has steered clear of the issue since inauguration.
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But they steered clear of messing with most of the core mechanics, or introducing any radically new gameplay or content—though it does expose min-maxable numbers just like 59 does.
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"Before 2014, comedians in Venezuela steered clear of political content because they didn't want to alienate their fan base," said Emiliana Duarte, a writer and editor for the website Caracas Chronicles.
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Activist firms have antagonized underperforming public company CEOs for years, often in brutal, no-holds-barred campaigns, but they've largely steered clear of tech companies with founders in the top job.
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However, in his first eight months, Mr. Malpass has defended the merits of the bank's continuing work with China and steered clear of discussing its trade dispute with the United States.
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While he's strayed from naming Trump specifically and mostly steered clear of politics during the Trump-era, Bush offered a scathing rebuke of Trumpism when his presidency was just months old.
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Convenience food manufacturers including CJ Seafood , Seoul Food, as well as shipping company Han Express surged 21% each to hit their intraday price limit, as people steered clear of dining-out.
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But Maduro's move suggests he does not expect major consequences from the United States, though the government has steered clear of actions - like arresting Guaido - that could provoke a harsher response.
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While American forces have largely steered clear of the fighting in Syria, they are deeply involved in operations just over the border in Iraq, mainly in training, advising and support roles.
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But Clinton largely steered clear of the question this weekend, saying the fate of Emanuel, who was a top advisor to President Bill Clinton, is in the hands of Chicago voters.
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Instead of bringing attention to the issue during her trip to Malawi, the first lady steered clear of the controversy, and instead visited a school that receives US funding for literacy programs.
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It has steered clear of many of the tactics its competitors have used to drum up revenue, such as baggage and date-change fees, or segmenting cabins into numerous classes of service.
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In the week following the talks, however, China bought at least eight cargoes, or 480,000 tons worth $173 million, of Brazilian soybeans and steered clear of the U.S. market, traders told Reuters.
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However in the week following the talks, China bought at least eight cargoes, or 480,000 tonnes worth $173 million, of Brazilian soybeans and steered clear of the U.S. market, traders told Reuters.
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Joseph Yew and Kang Ting, from Singapore, steered clear of their own reception and toasted friends and family over video to eliminate the risk of them passing on the virus if infected.
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Activists, a growing class of mostly hedge fund managers who buy up minority stakes in companies and push for major changes, historically steered clear of stocks exposed to the volatile commodity sector.
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And while the paper's chief rival, The New York Times, receives an enormous level of scrutiny—particularly for its often maddening editorial page—the Post has largely steered clear of unwanted attention.
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And while rallies in past years have featured high-profile speakers and participants, many Democratic politicians — including most of those thought to be considering 2020 presidential bids — steered clear of Saturday's events.
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" Though Kardashian West, 36, has been MIA from all social media and has steered clear of public events since the robbery, the source says the reality star plans to re-emerge "slowly.
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The clash represents a shift in the Republican race because Mr. Trump and Mr. Cruz have largely steered clear of each other thus far, professing mutual admiration and agreement on many issues.
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In a farewell address on Friday to the senate, where he has served since 2015, Weah struck a unifying note but steered clear of policy specifics, as he did throughout the campaign.
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Euro zone banks, which are supervised by the ECB, have so far steered clear of cryptocurrencies but U.S. giant Goldman Sachs has announced it would open a Bitcoin trading operation this year.
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While hedges on the scale of the scheme set up for Gutseriyev are used by U.S. and British oil firms, Russian oil executives have traditionally steered clear of such complex financial transactions.
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Despite big artists like The Chainsmokers, Tiesto, Afrojack, Steve Aoki and David Guetta endorsing Dubset, these streaming services have largely steered clear of the legal gray area of remixes, mixsets and mixtapes.
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But Obama has not spoken publicly about Trump's allegation that the previous administration tapped the phones of Trump Tower, and he's generally steered clear of politics, a practice he continued on Monday.
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" Kraft issued a statement ahead of the Massachusetts primary in March 2016 that steered clear of an endorsement but described Trump as a "very close friend of mine for over two decades.
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Two McDonald's crew members told Business Insider they steered clear of the chain's grilled chicken sandwiches because they were slathered in margarine at the time and therefore less healthy than they appeared.
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For the most part, presidential candidates have steered clear of any focus on choice in K-28500 as a main prescription to constant problems plaguing our school systems and challenging our kids.
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Before then, he had always steered clear of therapy, fearful that if he told a therapist about his sexual preference they would be bound by professional ethics to report him to authorities.
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Typically, corporations have remained neutral on major political and social issues for fear of angering consumers or hurting their businesses, and they've specifically steered clear of getting too close to liberal causes.
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When it came to wooing Sanders supporters on the left, Trump steered clear of the major tenets of the Vermont senator's platform — such as income inequality, a living wage, or student debt.
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North Korea conducted several launches in 2019 as diplomatic efforts between Pyongyang and Washington began to falter, but the country steered clear of testing intercontinental range missiles or detonating nuclear weapons underground.
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The country's newspapers and its state-run news agency, KCNA, have also steered clear of the games, though written stories and still photographs are not subject to the same restrictions as television.
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The court's unanimous decision was not only a resounding defeat for Mr. Johnson but also an unprecedented intervention by the judiciary into the political sphere that it has historically steered clear of.
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Deciding to "roll the dice and try something different," Dr. Benderson and his family began hunting in Westchester, though they steered clear of Scarsdale in favor of Irvington and other river towns.
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Both stars steered clear of each other at the picture's New York premiere and Diesel's attempt to brush aside the reports of a beef between the actors left something to be desired.
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But Trump made little mention of the split in attitudes between one end of Pennsylvania Avenue and the other, and steered clear of publicly criticizing Erdogan over human rights issues in Turkey.
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While Amazon has steered clear of any quarrel with the president, the Package Coalition is now poised to take the company's case to the public as the government weighs changes affecting USPS.
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Escaping injury A Kansas Highway Patrol trooper narrowly steered clear of injury on an interstate highway Sunday morning when the driver of a semi-truck lost control at a median crossing, police said.
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Although Gadot has mostly steered clear of discussing her time in the military, she did briefly discuss it in a 2015 interview with Fashion magazine shortly after she was cast as Wonder Woman.
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DAYTONA BEACH, Florida (Reuters) - Kurt Busch steered clear of the chaos to win a crash-filled Daytona 500 on Sunday as the Great American Race was transformed into the Great American Demolition Derby.
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Other solar home system providers in India, as well as in Africa, have steered clear of the arduous bank-centric model and opted for pay-as-you-go plans, similar to prepaid cellphones.
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Barclays' results follow another tough quarter for its Wall Street rivals, which earlier this month reported falling trading revenues as investors spooked by geopolitical tensions pared activities and steered clear of fresh bets.
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Banks have so far steered clear of introducing negative interest rates on deposit accounts, although some analysts expect banks to eventually pass on the cost of negative rates to some big corporate customers.
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Traditional buy-and-hold middle market investors have largely steered clear of covenant-lite deals because of the lack of protections and liquidity available to lenders when a company runs into financial trouble.
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On the first day of Europe's first nationwide restriction on movement and public gatherings to stem the rampant spread of the coronavirus, Italians steered clear of their streets, shops, churches and soccer fields.
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Sebastián Piñera, the conservative former president who will take office for a second term this weekend, also issued a congratulatory message on Twitter, but steered clear of making a reference to transgender rights.
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Despite his feigned lack of interest, Mr. Trump indicated he was watching, and in real time, even as the conversation among the 10 Democrats onstage largely steered clear of attacking him head-on.
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Long-term-care insurance is classified as health insurance, so health insurers would get the assessment — even the ones that steered clear of long-term-care insurance and never sold a single policy.
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The Yankees, in contrast, have thus far steered clear of any testy conflict in the division — perhaps because, for the first month of the season, they have found few reasons to take offense.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi steered clear of impeachment talk just last week when pressed by reporters about whether it would be an impeachable offense if the President violated campaign finance laws in office.
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Although I have steered clear of the prediction game, my background as an investigator and experience working up close with Robert Mueller leads me to believe he will not move against the President.
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Several up-and-coming projects focused on decentralization, including Mr. Berners-Lee's Solid, have steered clear of the blockchain entirely because they don't believe it is useful for anything other than financial transactions.
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I steered clear of him as soon as I could for the rest of the evening but soon forgot about it, until the New York Times and New Yorker pieces set off a landslide.
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"It's the risk of further strikes that's knocking down the shares," said Ion-Marc Valahu, a fund manager at Clairinvest in Geneva, who added he had steered clear of holding Air France KLM shares.
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Kamala Harris generally steered clear of the breakup question, other than to call "ridiculous" Facebook (FB) CEO Mark Zuckerberg's claims that splitting up large tech platforms will only hamper efforts to combat online disinformation.
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Amazon already sells plenty of own-branded products, from USB cables and baby wipes to clothes and linen, but so far it's steered clear of filling up your grocery cupboard with its own products.
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Barclays' results follow another tough quarter for its Wall Street rivals, which earlier this month reported falling trading trading revenues as investors spooked by geopolitical tensions pared activities and steered clear of fresh bets.
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Yet ECB President Mario Draghi steered clear of "talking down" the euro in his press conference and crucially said he didn't anticipate having to reduce rates further, which the FX market also jumped on.
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When it came down to it, the President steered clear of the spotlight and let Sessions be the public face of a decision officials from both parties have described as unfair or even cruel.
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Since they didn't have the numbers initially, Otpor steered clear of traditional forms of opposition like marches and rallies out of necessity, opting instead to attract people to their revolution by making it cool.
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Google has largely steered clear of antitrust problems in the U.S. That's not the case in Europe, where the company faces a fine of about $2.7 billion over the display of its shopping ads.
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The tactical shift by the Koch network, which has steered clear of the presidential race, came after a recognition by strategists that trying to persuade voters to split their tickets might not be worthwhile.
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But until now, she has steered clear of an official role, ceding the limelight to her sibling, who will lead Congress as it prepares to challenge Prime Minister Narendra Modi in the coming months.
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Burr steered clear of the original controversy over the Nunes memo earlier this year, and the effort from House Republicans to make public the classified material contained in the FISA warrant application on Page.
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But by and large presidents have steered clear of retail personnel actions like the decision to bestow or remove the Trident pin, so the question of whether it is legal has rarely been asked.
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But we should not lose sight of the fact that Congress worked together to reject Trump's budget and pass a spending plan that boosted domestic investments and largely steered clear of poisonous policy riders.
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In a meeting with President Enrique Peña Nieto of Mexico, the vice president said, he steered clear of talking about funding for the border wall that Mr. Trump has long demanded Mexico pay for.
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He mostly eschewed the promises he's so far failed to keep, steered clear of roiling issues that could threaten his standing, and skipped by complicated questions that, one year into his presidency, remain unanswered.
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New Orleanians furious over the Saints' dashed Super Bowl dreams steered clear of Sunday's broadcast, aiming to deliver a collective snub to the NFL for a critical no-call in the NFC Championship game.
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ECB policymakers have pushed for a more consensual approach to decision making, while Lagarde has steered clear of being categorized as a "hawk" or a "dove" - terms used to describe policymakers' monetary policy stance.
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ECB policymakers have pushed for a more consensual approach to decision making, while Lagarde has steered clear of being categorized as a "hawk" or a "dove" - terms used to describe policymakers' monetary policy stance.
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While the bureau has in recent years included the question of citizenship in annual surveys, it has for decades generally steered clear of including it in the survey issued to Americans every 10 years.
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While Mr. Ryan has generally steered clear of the Trump campaign in recent weeks, he recently acknowledged that he had voted for Mr. Trump along with all of the other Republicans on the ballot.
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Most popular musicians in the prospective oil producer have either steered clear of politics or openly lent their support to the ruling party, which pays them to sing pro-Museveni ballads or perform at rallies.
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In a new post on her website Wednesday, Kardashian, 39, revealed that she's "switching things up" with her diet and re-familiarizing her digestive system with foods that she once purposely steered clear of eating.
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Obama has steered clear of criticizing the agency, and the recently revived email investigation -- where Clinton needs the most validation -- is an area where the president is unable to offer her a full-throated defense.
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A recent study of academic citations in the life sciences found that the death of a celebrated scientist precipitates a surge in publishing from academics who previously steered clear of the celebrity's area of study.
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Democrats blasted the budget, though the response from the GOP was more muted: some members complained about certain cuts to regional programs, but key appropriators steered clear of tipping their hand on supporting the proposal.
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In remarks last week in Arizona and Colorado, Justices Sonia Sotomayor and Elena Kagan, President Obama's two appointees, steered clear of commenting directly on the stalled nomination of his third choice, Judge Merrick B. Garland.
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He outlined plans for labor-market reform, which he said would help boost long-term growth, but steered clear of a move many experts say is vital - making it easier for companies to fire workers.
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National Democratic organizations and the party's most prominent figures had largely steered clear of the race, our political correspondents reported, which had initially left Mr. Jones, a former federal prosecutor, to mostly go it alone.
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Humacao, Puerto Rico (CNN)Hurricane Dorian spared Puerto Rico of its worst winds and rains on Wednesday, as it largely steered clear of the US territory while it battered the British and Virgin Islands instead.
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Outside the white marble neoclassical Supreme Court building, some of the pro-LGBT rights demonstrators steered clear of detailing their personal stories, saying they still feared that speaking publicly might compromise them in their jobs.
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Scott Walker, a bitter primary rival of Mr. Trump's who offered only a tepid endorsement and steered clear of him during the campaign, introduced the president-elect as a stalwart leader who had nominated Gen.
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Almost all of Trump's predecessors steered clear of Fed critiques in the interest of making sure that interest rates were set to whatever was best for the economy and not to boost anyone's political fortunes.
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Nonetheless, in France it is striking that for the most part Marine Le Pen, the leader of the far-right National Front, has steered clear of analogies between her politics and those of Mr. Trump.
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The health care bills approved this week steered clear of the more controversial measures that Democrats are batting about, including "Medicare for All," allowing Medicare to negotiate drug prices and permitting drug importation from Canada.
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After a military coup in 1962 plunged Myanmar into decades of isolation and extreme poverty, Mr. Tin kept his day job and mostly steered clear of the regime's state-sponsored traditional music and dance troupes.
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In the wake of heated Senate confirmation hearings for Trump's latest Supreme Court Kavanaugh, the justices have steered clear of some cases on volatile social issues involving abortion and rights for gay and transgender people.
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I cannot drive a car — I took two lessons with a patient instructor more than a decade ago, and came to the conclusion that it was safer for everyone if I steered clear of the roads.
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Marriage advice from The Donald: Get a pre-nup She has mostly steered clear of the political fray, though her father did give her a shout out on Twitter after his victories in four March primaries.
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The police may have stood by and done nothing as a neo-Nazi murdered one of us, but Redneck Revolt was there to offer protection — and the fascists steered clear of that park because of it.
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I like to think you already know not to say any of these things, and so, the point is for you to feel reassured that you steered clear of the memorable-for-the-wrong-reasons answers.
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In addition to detailing his meteoric rise to fame, the Toronto native (born Aubrey Graham) opened up about his secret Harry Potter obsession, his Jewish faith — and why he steered clear of working with Harvey Weinstein.
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And despite a late flurry of campaigning in the days leading up to the primary, he has also mostly steered clear of retail campaigning and data-driven voter targeting that are considered key in New Hampshire.
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Until recently, the Syrian army of Bashar al-Assad, the country's blood-soaked president, had mostly steered clear of Kurdish militias—and, at times, seemed to work with them—in order to confront Sunni Arab rebels.
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Because US antitrust law is currently interpreted to hinge largely on whether a company's practices harm consumers, regulators have generally steered clear of getting in Amazon's way as it grows, as they have other tech companies.
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Traditional suppliers like Germany's Continental or Sweden's AutoLiv, who have steered clear of the advanced navigation systems inside cars, may be too late to play "catch-up" to Intel, said Evercore's Chris McNally in a note.
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The policy shift caught some investors off-guard as the previous day the Reserve Bank of Australia had steered clear of an easing signal when holding its official cash rate at a record low 1.50 percent.
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What began as a team for Franklin to coach his then 20163-year-old son became a powerhouse club that attracted future N.B.A. stars and major college recruits, and one that steered clear of any scandals.
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A genuine champion of gay and transgender rights would have steered clear of politicians like Mr. Sessions and Vice President Mike Pence, who have gone to great lengths to vilify and oppress gay and transgender Americans.
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Both Sanders and Warren have steered clear of direct attacks on each other, but Warren has been gaining momentum in recent months as both candidates look to win over the progressive portion of the party's base.
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Instead, Trump called May a "tremendous professional", steered clear of rhetoric that could embarrass her and let pass contentious topics such as Huawei and Iran while making light of sensitive issues such as her possible succession.
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Many tech firms have steered clear of following the likes of Uber Technologies with initial public offerings as they struggle to make a profit, instead favoring raising money from institutional investors, private equity and venture capital firms.
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Many tech firms have steered clear of following the likes of Uber Technologies with initial public offerings as they struggle to make a profit, instead favouring raising money from institutional investors, private equity and venture capital firms.
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Dangers of a direct military confrontation between Russia and the United States eased over the weekend after Western missiles fired at Syria over a suspected poison gas attack steered clear of any Russian troops on the ground.
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More recently, Yang had largely steered clear of issues deemed sensitive by the Communist Party, only occasionally writing about U.S. politics, and instead had thrown his energy into a "daigou" business, procuring overseas products for Chinese buyers.
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Since serving as the country's ambassador to Canada for the past six months, Vizcarra has largely steered clear of Kuczynski's troubles, which culminated with vote-buying allegations as Kuczynski's allies scrambled to keep him from being impeached.
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"Many people from within the community heeded my advice and steered clear of the event, but there were groups of individuals who felt compelled to participate and show their support for me despite my request," her statement read.
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Russia has already asked various Kurds to the talks, which have been postponed twice, but has steered clear of asking any from the Kurdish party that runs the area that includes Afrin, in order to allay Turkish concerns.
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And the EPA has so far steered clear of the so-called "endangerment finding" on emissions that is the basis of many fossil-fuel regulations, given the breadth of scientific evidence that would be needed to reverse it.
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Even if passengers steered clear of the deck and windows on the cruise, the onslaught of rain caused flooding, and one passenger shared a video showing running water on the carpeted floor and more leaking through the ceiling.
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While DONG has shifted decisively toward renewables, Statoil and Shell are still firmly rooted in fossil fuels and other major European oil companies, in common with their U.S. counterparts, have so far steered clear of U.S. offshore wind.
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More on campaigns and politics … Trump is casting a long shadow over the nasty and expensive GOP Senate primary in Arizona, although so far he's steered clear of the race (The Hill) … A new polls finds Wisconsin Gov.
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President Trump is dominating the headlines, but his name was uttered just a handful of times at the Washington Press Club Foundation's congressional dinner, as Republican and Democratic lawmakers alike steered clear of the controversial commander in chief.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio — For years, Ohio Right to Life, the state's largest and oldest anti-abortion group, steered clear of a bill that would ban abortion in the very early weeks of pregnancy — after a fetal heartbeat is detected.
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For years, major leagues steered clear of Las Vegas because some owners worried that putting a team there would lead more players and referees to rub elbows with unsavory characters from the gambling world trying to influence games.
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NEW DELHI — India's governing party on Saturday appointed a firebrand Hindu cleric to lead the country's most populous state, a turning point for a government that has, until now, steered clear of openly embracing far-right Hindu causes.
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For all of the resolution's audacity, Ms. Ocasio-Cortez and Mr. Markey also steered clear of several thorny issues, and there were even signs of concessions to moderate Democrats and Republicans interested in working on clean energy issues.
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Rodriguez, 40, had an exceptional season at designated hitter, with 33 home runs and 86 R.B.I. He exhibited exemplary behavior off the field, where he steered clear of the types of controversies that have dogged him in New York.
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PHOENIX (Reuters) - Two National Football League teams largely steered clear of a controversy over national anthem protests that have ensnared U.S. President Donald Trump and threatened to damage the game's popularity, staging a "moment of unity" on Monday instead.
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The policy shift stunned investors as only just the previous day the Reserve Bank of Australia steered clear of an easing signal when holding its official cash rate at a record low 1.50 percent for the 30th straight month.
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Judging by the minutes, the discussion steered clear of politics, focusing on the monetary policy calculus that must take into account a labor market near a 50-year low in unemployment and an economy pressured by waning fiscal stimulus.
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Republican presidential candidates have steered clear of Flint on the campaign trail, but when U.S. Senator Marco Rubio was asked about Flint during Thursday's debate in Detroit he defended Snyder and said the "politicizing" of the crisis was unfair.
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It's one reason that venture capitalist Rebecca Lynn, a managing partner with Canvas Ventures and an early investor in the online lending company LendingClub, has largely steered clear of the numerous startups crowding into the industry in recent years.
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Trump's proclamation, which mostly steered clear of specifics other than highlighting "adolescent girls and young women in some sub-Saharan African countries" who are at risk, comes across as even more problematic when compared to President Obama's previous proclamation.
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While banks have largely steered clear of bitcoin since it emerged following the financial crisis, the virtual currency has a range of supporters, including technology enthusiasts, libertarians skeptical of government monetary policy and speculators attracted by its price swings.
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So far, stocks have steered clear of the latest oil slick, but volatile oil prices could still drive markets in the week ahead, as well as a last hoorah for first quarter earnings, and Chinese and U.S. economic data.
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WASHINGTON, Sept 26 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump on Tuesday applauded two National Football League teams that largely steered clear of controversy by standing for the national anthem at Monday night's game, even as players protested in other ways.
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He steered clear of mentioning the gun bill he signed into law in early March that raises the minimum age to buy a firearm and allows some teachers to be armed, which will be decided at the local level.
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CNPC, which says it has operated offshore oil blocks in Peru since 1993, has largely steered clear of the kind of protests that have blocked billions of dollars in mining investments in one of Latin America's most stable economies.
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Asked about health care at the first of eight events on Thursday, Mr. O'Rourke steered clear of "Medicare for all," the progressive proposal he once endorsed without apparent reservation, calling more generally for a "guaranteed, high-quality" system instead.
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Split between China, India and Pakistan, and claimed in full by both India and Pakistan, the region has become an issue so sensitive that the Security Council steered clear of formally talking about it for nearly half a century.
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This week, Mr. Trump appeared to accept an invitation from Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif to visit Pakistan, a country that Mr. Obama has steered clear of, largely over tensions between Washington and Islamabad over counterterrorism policy and nuclear proliferation.
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HAMILTON WINS FIFTH CHINESE GRAND PRIX The Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton steered clear of a chaotic start at the Chinese Grand Prix and coasted to victory in Shanghai, claiming his fifth title there and the 54th of his career.
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There were also signs that the lower middle class and the poor, who benefited most from Mr. Chávez's programs and who steered clear of opposition protests in 2002 and 2014, might be willing to join the demand for elections.
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The letter, sent Thursday from House Natural Resources chairman Raul Grijalva, suggests the highly limited disclosures make it difficult to determine whether or not Bernhardt has indeed steered clear of meetings he is prohibited from attending under ethics rules.
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But those upgrading from a 2014 or 2015 15-inch MacBook Pro — the crowd that steered clear of the butterfly keyboard, in other words — claim their previous displays didn't exhibit this problem (at least not to the same degree).
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Mr. Emanuel, who stunned the city in September when he announced that the mayor's office "is not a job for a lifetime" and that he would not run again, has steered clear of weighing in publicly on the race.
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Star Laura was one of only a handful of U.S. soybean cargoes to have set sail for China in recent months, as buyers have largely steered clear of U.S. supplies on worries that Beijing will issue further curbs on imports.
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At the Pentagon on Sunday, officials steered clear of any description of Mr. al-Baghdadi whimpering or crying, and Defense Secretary Mark T. Esper, when pressed about the president's assertion on ABC's "This Week," did not repeat the "whimpering" characterization.
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Trump steered clear of his arguments with other Republicans during the meeting, senators said, focusing on issues like tax reform, the opioid crisis, the choices for Federal Reserve chair, regulation reforms, repealing Dodd-Frank, and getting his nominations through the Senate.
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The policy shift caught some investors off-guard as only just the previous day the RBA had steered clear of an easing signal when holding its official cash rate at a record low 1.50 percent for the 30th straight month.
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Until recently, banks, brokerages and exchanges had largely steered clear of the crypto-craze, even as they invested in blockchain, the technology that underpins No. 1 digital currency bitcoin, in hopes that they could use it for other types of transactions.
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WELLINGTON (Reuters) - Incoming Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) governor Adrian Orr steered clear of suggestions he would be soft on inflation even as he signed a new policy deal with the government to include the goal of "maximising sustainable employment".
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The policy shift caught some investors off-guard as only just the previous day the RBA had steered clear of an easing signal when holding its official cash rate at a record low 210 percent for the 20.16th straight month.
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Before I learned about this program, I would have steered clear of buying a watch, bag, or anything else that's highly collectible simply because I'm not an expert in those areas, but with eBay Authenticate, I wouldn't hesitate to do it.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson on Monday kicked off his first official visit to Ankara by highlighting his "proud ownership" of a Turkish washing machine and steered clear of his past prize-winning insults of President Tayyip Erdogan.
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At the last NATO defense ministers meeting in June in Brussels, Mattis, speaking at a closed-door NATO dinner, steered clear of the steel tariffs that Trump had just imposed on NATO allies on national security grounds, one NATO official said.
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He steered clear of saying whether Britain was heading for a hard Brexit - a clean break with the EU - or soft Brexit, meaning maintaining access to the single market in return for conditions such as continued acceptance of EU migrants.
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WASHINGTON, Dec 20 (Reuters) - Bitcoin currently does not pose a threat to the stability of the U.S. banking system because lenders have mostly steered clear of taking positions in the virtual currency, a top U.S. banking regulator said on Wednesday.
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Kyrgios did deliver a one-word jab at a line judge early in his straight-sets loss to Russian Andrey Rublev but otherwise steered clear of any of the sort of drama that he made headlines for earlier in the week.
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Direct shipments from Venezuela were nil for a third month in a row, as China National Petroleum Corp (CNPC), Caracas's top oil client, steered clear of lifting any oil from the South American exporter to avoid violating secondary U.S. sanctions.
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Standing alongside Putin, Trump steered clear of any confrontation with the Russian, going so far as to question American intelligence and last week's federal indictments that accused 12 Russians of hacking into Democratic email accounts to hurt Hillary Clinton in 2016.
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While Mr. Modi has largely steered clear of divisive language on religion as prime minister, his party has a Hindu nationalist philosophy, and he was accused of complicity in anti-Muslim violence as the leader of his home state of Gujarat.
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In the calls, he voiced admiration for one of the world's most durable despots, the president of Kazakhstan, and said he hoped to visit a country, Pakistan, that President Obama has steered clear of during nearly eight years in office.
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That said, the image of Kavanaugh at Beach Week complicates the story that he's been trying to tell — that of a play-by-the-rules kind of guy who steered clear of the alcohol-soaked rowdiness his peers engaged in.
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After the MySpace debacle, Mr. Jones said he initially steered clear of social media and focused on building online commerce businesses such as Dollar Shave Club, a razor subscription service, and DogVacay, a dog-boarding version of Airbnb, the online home-rental service.
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Yellen has so far steered clear of a public feud with the President, in spite of Trump alleging during one of the presidential debates that she had deliberately kept interest rates low in order to boost Hilary Clinton's chances of an election victory.
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The report from the BIS Markets Committee steered clear of discussing the conduct of individual banks or traders in the 9 percent fall and recovery of the pound over a few minutes around the start of the Asian trading day on Oct. 7.
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While Gundlach last year predicted that Trump would be elected president, this year the presenters concentrated on the markets and steered clear of politics, barely mentioning the president or his proposed legislation, including tax cuts, which are seen to help hedge funds.
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By targeting nonconsumers, LSEV manufacturers have steered clear of direct competition with incumbent automakers — who have at their disposal far more resources, such as capital, factories and relationships with suppliers — and effectively established a foothold that allows them to steadily move upmarket.
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So far, unlike the trouble the N.B.A. is having with China after recent comments about the Hong Kong protests by Daryl Morey, the general manager of the Houston Rockets, the WTA and its players have steered clear of commenting on Hong Kong.
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Continued recovery in investors' appetite for risk taking exerted pressure on safe-haven currencies, dragging the Swiss franc lower, while the Australian dollar climbed after the nation's central bank warned of risks to growth and steered clear of an explicit policy-easing signal.
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He has steered clear of the back-and-forth on Capitol Hill, but did send a series of tweets blaming the shutdown on Democrats: Per Politico, he has been "expressing annoyance to aides" that he had to miss the Mar a Lago party.
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They are the product of the government bargain with society after the crackdown on the Tiananmen protests in 1989 – that the ruling Communist Party would unshackle the economy and let the people get rich, so long as they steered clear of politics.
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Democrats denied Trump a win on obtaining an initial down payment for his oft-promised border wall with Mexico, while anti-abortion lawmakers steered clear of even attempting to use the measure to try to cut off federal funds for Planned Parenthood.
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The Boston Fed chief largely steered clear of a discussion of the economic outlook in his remarks, but he said labor market tightness was beginning to feed through into modest increases in wages and inflation, and a more rapid rise in asset prices.
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In the aftermath of the Second World War, Wieland and Wolfgang Wagner, the composer's grandsons, steered clear of politics, not least because of their personal ties to Hitler, but in more recent years Bayreuth directors have brought the festival's grim history onstage.
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Read more:VC Camber Creek, which has steered clear of co-working, explains how it invests in the midst of a proptech gold rushLandlords want to bulk up their office amenities, and a rush of startups are selling them tech to do it
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Continued recovery in investors' appetite for risk taking exerted pressure on safe-haven currencies, dragging the Swiss franc lower, while the Australian dollar rose after the nation's central bank warned of risks to growth and steered clear of an explicit policy-easing signal.
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Connie Chen, Insider Picks reporter: Ultimate Opaque Matte Tights, (70 Denier), $36 available at Nordstrom I've generally steered clear of tights altogether because past styles I've tried always dug into my waist and the comfort trade-off just wasn't worth it for me.
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But in these works (all made this year), she steered clear of obvious politics in favor of representing quotidian things, such as "Stolen Moments," depicting a couple lounging in bed, one person working on a laptop while the other reads a book.
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And where Wales steered clear of the country's larger culture wars, Sieting was unabashed in his attempts to tie the small-town, ostensibly nonpartisan race to national right-wing talking points, presenting his candidacy as a defense of conservative values against encroaching liberalism.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Nick Kyrgios said he steered clear of a "very dark place" after suffering a minor meltdown during his 6-2 6-4 4-6 7-5 win over Gilles Simon in the second round of the Australian Open on Thursday.
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WASHINGTON — Attorney General Jeff Sessions on Tuesday steered clear of the growing concerns among law enforcement officials — including the Justice Department's top narcotics investigator — over President Trump's admonishments to the police last week to not be "too nice" in handling crime suspects.
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When his ball steered clear of the hole, it might have conjured memories of the 267 British Open at Carnoustie, where García also had a putt for victory at the 20153nd hole, missed it and then lost in a playoff to Padraig Harrington.
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Quellaveco has largely steered clear of the kind of stiff local opposition that has derailed other mining investments in Peru, thanks in part to a deal the company signed with local communities and President Martin Vizcarra when he was governor of Moquegua in 2012.
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Standing next to Trump in the Rose Garden on Monday, Buhari steered clear of the drama, saying that he would not address the fact that the US president might have called his country a "shithole place" because he was not sure if it was true.
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Relief that Western missiles fired at Syria at the weekend over a suspected poison gas attack had steered clear of Russia's troops, making any escalation less likely, was balanced by U.S. talk on Sunday of more sanctions and a sharp drop in oil prices.
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Here's how The Washington Post reported it on May 85033: President Obama delivered a commencement address at Rutgers University on Sunday that steered clear of the typical graduation advice and sounded a lot like a tough, aggressive takedown of the Republican presidential front-runner.
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Read more: VC Camber Creek, which has steered clear of co-working, explains how it invests in the midst of a proptech gold rushWhile real-estate and finance startups raised the most capital, they also saw seven times as many transactions as flexible-space businesses.
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Sunday's protest began peacefully in a park; protesters refused to follow a police-sanctioned route, although they mostly steered clear of a traditionally pro-Communist neighborhood home to immigrants from Fujian, a Chinese province, where white-clad attackers beset protesters during a strike Monday.
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While the Sanders campaign has steered clear of such rhetoric, high-profile Sanders supporters on Twitter, who already believed the 2016 election was stacked against them and that the DNC still has it out for their guy, have been flinging around conspiratorial language recklessly.
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But the deal must still be written and signed by both parties, and it steered clear of broader issues Trump hoped to address when he embarked on the trade war last year, including broader intellectual property issues, forced technology transfer and massive Chinese industrial subsidies.
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Warren, who rarely goes after her rivals by name, has mostly steered clear of responding to Buttigieg's own criticism of her policy proposals and only addressed the South Bend, Indiana, mayor directly in response to questions after a speech at a Democratic National Committee fundraiser.
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But many of them this week steered clear of the most contentious underlying cause of the strike: the teacher union's opposition to the growth of charter schools, and the union's claim that district officials — who are largely Democrats — favor charter schools over traditional ones.
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And while I generally steered clear of text slang after that early fiasco, the rest of that first year was spent fiddling on an almost daily basis with the difficulty, tone and references, not sure what was going to set this little puzzle apart.
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While he steered clear of calling it the "Ferguson Effect," he did say the number is potentially on the rise because of the viral video effect and the "marginal pullbacks of officers" based on private conservations he has had with law enforcement leaders across the country.
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While Ryan and McCarthy have personally steered clear of the Ohio race, their vast network of political allies, donors, strategists and ad-makers are aggressively working to elect Troy Balderson, the business-friendly state senator who's backed by what many call the "governing" wing of the GOP.
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Beyond refugees and the right of return (which previous administrations steered clear of), two other tenets of the U.S. posture have been fundamentally recast: Two-state solution: Trump has refused to endorse the idea, let alone base it on June 1967 lines, even with substantial territorial modifications.
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Pat Geary, the chief technology evangelist at the UK-based Blue Prism — which, incidentally, first coined the term robotic process automation — says he steered clear of the "hypergrowth hire as many people and cover as many markets as quickly as you can" strategy that UiPath embraced.
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So far, Blackburn has steered clear of the nasty public feud between Corker and President Trump that exploded in recent days and further exposed the deep rift between establishment Republicans and grass-roots conservatives that will play out in primary elections across the country in 22019.
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Ethics watchdogs say that despite the fact that Mr. Bernhardt's former clients are likely to benefit from his policy actions, Mr. Bernhardt has complied with the letter of the ethics pledge, because he has steered clear of enacting policies that have specifically benefited a single former client.
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In an address to the nation from the White House on Thursday, President Donald Trump steered clear of any discussion of gun laws, but shared that he plans to discuss policies to make schools safer in a meeting with governors and attorneys general later this month.
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Mr. Trump steered clear of reporters, shedding no light on the miasma of questions about his knowledge of payments to a pornographic film actress, Stephanie Clifford, after a series of conflicting statements by Rudolph W. Giuliani, one of the newest members of the president's legal team.
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The CIA has concluded that Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman personally ordered Khashoggi's murder, but President Donald Trump has steered clear of blaming the Saudi leader and signaled he will not take strong action against Saudi Arabia, a key US ally, or its crown prince.
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Whether threatening other rappers on Instagram or disengenuously glossing over the details of his child sex crime allegations, his unrepentant attitude only bolstered his image with these listeners and helped his career even when many music media outlets (including this one) actively steered clear of favorable coverage.
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But even if CIS deliberately steered clear of linking DACA with MS-13 themselves, conservative media outlets were happy to do it for them: The Tucker Carlson segment that linked MS-13 to DACA used the study as the peg and interviewed the study's author, Jessica Vaughan.
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In an era when CEOs have been walking a tightrope in trying to address how President Donald Trump's economic policies will impact their businesses, Buffett — who prominently backed Democratic contender Hillary Clinton in the general election – largely steered clear of making any statements that could be construed as controversial.
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Committee members largely steered clear of the kind of dark oratory that launched impeachment debates in 1973 and 1998 … Trump's remarkable ability to skate through crises that wreck other people's lives — bankruptcies of his businesses, abandoned projects, divorces and accusations of sexual misbehavior — seemed again to be at work.
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While Ihsahn himself steered clear of the church burnings and murder that tainted the scene's early days, as anyone familiar with the band's history knows, in 1992, the band's original drummer, Bård "Faust" Eithun, stabbed a gay man named Magne Andreassen to death in the woods outside Lillehammer.
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In recent years, the Kremlin has steered clear of direct involvement in criminal acts, preferring hybrid operations that cannot be traced to the government, sometimes carried out by retired operatives like the Russian "volunteers" fighting in Ukraine and Syria, who are often veterans of the G.R.U. special forces.
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While crude is currently excluded from the tariffs Beijing has imposed on U.S. goods, Chinese refiners have steered clear of U.S. oil, with only two cargoes totalling 3.87 million barrels arriving in the first five months of 2019, according to vessel-tracking and port data compiled by Refinitiv.
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Mr. Trump steered clear of the more controversial news of the day — including his decision to revoke the security clearance of a prominent critic and the unflattering tell-all book by a former aide — and instead began by noting the death of Aretha Franklin, the Queen of Soul.
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Mr. Trump steered clear of the possible political motivations of the gunman, at least during his first official response, amid reports that the suspect, James T. Hodgkinson, was a supporter of Senator Bernie Sanders who channeled his deep resentments of Republican lawmakers practicing for the annual congressional baseball game.
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It was a brief, yet frank moment of acknowledgment by West, who currently serves as the principle civilian special operations and counter terrorism adviser to acting Defense Secretary Patrick Shanahan who has steered clear of appearing to contradict the President since taking over Mattis following his resignation in December.
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While protesters steered clear of the place for worship, the mosque's gates ended up being soaked in blue solution by the police's water cannon that was spotted going up and down Nathan Road several times firing randomly at no one in particular or at groups of bystanders and journalists.
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Collaboration between the US and Russian space agencies has largely steered clear of geopolitical controversies, despite a standoff between Washington and Moscow that has continued since Russia's annexation of the Black Sea peninsula of Crimea from Ukraine in 2014 and allegations of Russian meddling in the 2016 US presidential election.
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Mr. Trump's comments about the Russian president and his warning about deteriorating Moscow ties came after the close of the APEC conference in Danang, where the White House steered clear of a formal meeting between the two men and made a point of announcing on Friday that one would not occur.
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Speaking to a joint session of Congress, Mr. Trump hailed what he called the "extraordinary success" of his administration's first year, and largely steered clear of the nationalist rhetoric, political attacks and confrontational tone that have been his calling cards both as a candidate and as a commander in chief.
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But it has steered clear of operations inside Lebanon where Hezbollah has its bases buried deep inside mountains, its political wing has several seats in the national legislature and three Cabinet posts, including the health ministry, and is by a wide margin the most potent fighting force in the country.
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But while Trump hinted Friday that he might be interested in broader immigration reform, shutdown negotiations thus far have mostly steered clear of issues unrelated to the border wall even though members of both parties have indicated that other immigration issues might offer fodder for a compromise to be struck.
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Mr. Tillerson has said that the Trump administration's top priority in the Middle East is the defeat of the Islamic State, and he steered clear of any mention of mass arrests, a crackdown on the news media and a widespread purge undertaken by the Turkish government after the coup attempt.
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Notice that Robyn refrained from any reference to a jigsaw puzzle, and with CALL NUMBER I steered clear of anything to do with the Dewey decimal system, because you want to allow the original library meaning — also known as the base phrase — to speak for itself without alluding to it.
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Wei Ling has long been a vocal critic of PM Lee — last year, she denounced him for using LKY's one-year death anniversary as a political tool in a series of Facebook posts — but Hsien Yang, chairman of the country's Civil Aviation Authority, has steered clear of public family spats until now.
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It starts at the very top, with Pope Francis, who has deliberately steered clear of the language of martyrdom — first describing the priest's murder as "absurd," and then using one of his in-flight press conferences to suggest that the killers were no more religiously-motivated than a random Catholic murderer in Italy.
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Read more:The growth of Airbnb, Sonder, and other short-term rentals offers 3 key benefits for destinations, according to the CEO of a company that tracks 10 million listings around the worldVC Camber Creek, which has steered clear of co-working, explains how it invests in the midst of a proptech gold rush
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Cisco and Symantec both steered clear of attributing the VPNFilter malware to any particular actor, but an FBI affidavit explicitly attributed it to Fancy Bear, the same group that hacked into the Democratic National Committee in 2016 and has been linked to a long series of digital intrusions stretching back more than a decade.
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This, after all, from a man who during the dotcom boom in the late 1990s explained eloquently why he and partner Charlie Munger steered clear of technology: "Our problem - which we can't solve by studying up - is that we have no insights into which participants in the tech field possess a truly durable competitive advantage," Buffett wrote in 1999.
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But the majority leader steered clear of talking directly about his relationship with the President or any other drama unfolding in Washington -- whether that be Trump's pardoning Friday of former Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio, his directive banning transgender military recruits or his continued attacks on members of McConnell's Senate majority, including the majority leader himself.
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The House appropriations committee has steered clear of the issue coming from both sides, as it rejected an amendment on the Justice Department funding bill from ranking Democrat Nita Lowey of New York that would have blocked any funds from being used "to obstruct, hinder, frustrate, impede, or prevent any investigative work" of the special counsel.
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" Trump stressed the need to address mental health issues in America in his first public response to the shooting that killed 17 people at a Florida high school but steered clear of any discussion of gun laws in the US. "I want to speak now directly to America's children, especially those who feel lost alone confused or even scared.
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Mr. Mattis has also steered clear of the type of moves by other cabinet members that drew public outrage, such as Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin's inquiry about the use of a military plane for his European honeymoon last month and Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price's use of private jets last week for official business within the United States.
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These days, Super Bowl ad breaks are littered with short trailers for upcoming blockbusters, but Hollywood largely steered clear of the game until 1996, when 20th Century Fox cut together 30 seconds of its most eye-popping footage from Independence Day — a movie that hadn't yet been completed, and that wouldn't premiere until a little more than five months later.
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He had obtained Ms. Shane's phone number three years earlier through a friend of hers, and the pair had developed what felt like a genuine long distance friendship — he engaged her on current affairs over lengthy, discursive phone calls and steered clear of prying personal questions; she teased him with a nickname, "Hot lips," and told him he sounded short.
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Indeed, Ms. Stefanik and her Republican colleagues on the Democratic-led House Intelligence Committee, which is conducting the impeachment hearing, have also steered clear of the fringe notion that Mr. Trump mentioned to Mr. Zelensky, which is pushed by Russian intelligence: the so-called CrowdStrike server conspiracy theory, which falsely suggests Ukraine, not Russia, was behind the breach of Democratic operatives' servers.
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Hollywood and video game heavy hitters have long steered clear of The Great War, with its murky origins and horror film setting, and stuck with the comforting simplicity of World War II. DICE is about to change that, but the question remains, how the hell do you make a great action shooter out of one of the most brutal conflicts in human history?
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In an email to another staffer, he noted that Summers's idea may be the "worst advice ever": Clinton steered clear of attacking Sanders as insufficiency pro-bank, and when she did bring up their difference on TARP she did so by talking about the auto bailout funds that were tied up with TARP legislation — portraying herself as a champion of autoworkers rather than bankers.
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It was the only effective joke about Weinstein in the show; host Larry David went on in his monologue to lament that several of the men accused of sexual assault in recent weeks are Jews, and then went on to make Holocaust jokes, and the rest of the episode steered clear of Weinstein and the entire matter of sexual assault in show business altogether.
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Vice President Pence and White House counselor Kellyanne ConwayKellyanne Elizabeth ConwayOvernight Health Care: Trump officials making changes to drug pricing proposal | House panel advances flavored e-cig ban | Senators press FDA tobacco chief on vaping ban Senators press FDA tobacco chief on status of vaping ban George Conway: 'If Barack Obama had done this' Republicans would be 'out for blood' MORE were both asked Thursday about Sessions and gave similar answers that steered clear of any endorsement.
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With that in mind, Obama also used his speech on Tuesday, delivered after meeting National Security Council officials, to launch a fiery denunciation of Trump's much more visceral response to the tragedy, which called for banning Muslim migration in to the U.S. Indeed, Obama has steered clear of emotive displays following terror attacks, though he has expressed more impassioned responses to mass shootings such as the one at a school in Newtown, Connecticut, and a church in Charleston, South Carolina.
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Long before Election Day, books were being published about its legacy: an economy steered clear of a beckoning Depression, the rescue of the automobile industry, Wall Street reform, the banning of torture, the passage of Obamacare, marriage equality, and the Lily Ledbetter Fair Pay Act, the end of the war in Iraq, heavy investment in renewable-energy technologies, the appointment of Sonia Sotomayor and Elena Kagan to the Supreme Court, the killing of Osama bin Laden, the Iran nuclear deal, the opening of Cuba, the Paris agreement on climate change, two terms long on dignity and short on scandal.
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