The parliamentary president traditionally steers clear of daily political issues.
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But that doesn't mean she steers clear of the silhouette entirely.
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Marriott generally steers clear of properties facing ownership and management disputes.
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He hasn't had red meat in years and steers clear of alcohol.
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Kidz Bop steers clear of risqué songs, and rewrites potentially offending lyrics.
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Facebook's new campaign steers clear of those issues and zeroes in on Groups.
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It steers clear of voguish products, such as funds of distressed energy firms.
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She steers clear of cooking sites, preferring less tidy corners of the internet.
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Still, Dhingra steers clear of mentioning the president in her pitch to swing voters.
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If you're someone who steers clear of overly fragranced products, these aren't for you.
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Kelly, who has 25 credit cards himself, typically steers clear of no-fee cards.
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Those involved with "13 Hours" have said the movie steers clear of any partisan trappings.
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And he steers clear of companies with greater than a 5% overhang like the plague.
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He also steers clear of more serious scary things like politics, money, health, and flying.
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In his own diet and in his nutrition practice, Ayoob steers clear of tropical oils.
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It documents some of Weinstein's worst traits, but steers clear of claims of sexual abuse.
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He rarely leans on snappy punch lines and largely steers clear of cruel or crass jokes.
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Today she oversees her company with a light touch and steers clear of the fashionista set.
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It also steers clear of any binding emissions targets and reportedly includes support for natural gas.
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He noted that when he takes his grandchildren to the park, he steers clear of sandboxes.
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The film doesn't afford much opportunity to reflect on parenting, and he steers clear of sexuality.
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Partly because of that, the PAC largely steers clear of supporting North Carolina candidates for the House.
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When it comes to red flags, Danoff steers clear of issues in capital-intensive highly regulated industries.
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She avoids parks, dashes from her car into buildings and steers clear of any areas without air conditioning.
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Refreshingly, it also steers clear of embellishment and heavy-handed interpretation, leaving the portraits to speak for themselves.
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Highway meat also steers clear of additives like growth hormones, antibiotics or E. coli from an unsanitary slaughterhouse.
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If it does turn out to be a great white shark, residents hope it steers clear of crowded beaches.
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A road movie of sorts, it steers clear of melodrama or sentimentality, but it also never risks hitting anything.
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It is a familiar posture for Pence, who steers clear of palace intrigue and drama in the White House.
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Well, it's the same product Modica once told us she steers clear of when shooting The Bachelor and Bachelorette: bronzer.
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The plan steers clear of mandating technology-specific generation sources, which leaves room for nuclear and carbon-capture alongside renewables.
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Like Szylar, she also steers clear of shopping malls and prefers to go to strip centers that aren't as crowded.
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Even if Warren steers clear of any sort of involvement with the presidential race, she still has a day job.
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Mainstream country music generally steers clear of politics, beyond heartwarming tributes to America and the occasional rabble-rousing patriotic song.
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In conceiving her designs, which vary from bejeweled sandals to curvaceous, high platform boots, she steers clear of street trends.
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It's a really tricky business, but Sasha kind of steers clear of all these three and achieves her own voice.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - President Donald Trump outlined a budget plan this week that steers clear of cuts to Social Security and Medicare.
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WeRateDogs generally steers clear of politics, in part because there's a financial risk: Nelson now employs two people and sells hats.
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These are outsize characters, and while "Électre des Bas-Fonds" updates aspects of the story, Mr. Abkarian wisely steers clear of realism.
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The currently suspended New England Patriots quarterback, 39, steers clear of white sugar, white flour, MSG, caffeine, fungus, dairy, nightshades and … strawberries?
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The school confiscates phones, but service signals are nearly nonexistent anyway and the school's Wi-Fi network steers clear of the cabins.
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It involved the prime minister's chief whip, a much-feared party enforcer who, by long tradition, steers clear of the news media.
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This may be one reason, alongside a wish to avoid controversy, that the museum steers clear of dogma: the Bible speaks for itself.
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This week's comic roundup steers clear of conventional superheroes, but the stories and comics covered are some of the best of the year.
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Feeling less like a celebration than a fond farewell, "McQueen" successfully steers clear of hagiography, yet has its share of omissions and missteps.
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The producer also talked about what viewers can expect from his new show Tales, and why he steers clear of stirring up drama.
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While Putin himself largely steers clear of direct involvement, Kremlin-linked media outlets have become relentless pushers of conspiracy theories and otherwise false information.
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The ratings board's new disclaimer still steers clear of this distinction, but will at least take in-game purchases into account when rating games.
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December 13, 2018 - The US Senate passes a resolution condemning bin Salman for Khashoggi's murder, but the Trump administration steers clear of assigning blame.
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But again and again, he steers clear of showing the moment of impact on-screen, and he leaves the worst to the audience's imagination.
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So long as he steers clear of his own weakness and draws others in to the brier patch that is his comfort, he wins.
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That it comes from a Republican gives it credibility, and that Flake mostly steers clear of attacking Democrats and liberals adds even more points.
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Mr. Blaker, a clean comic who steers clear of politics, seems more subversive than secular Jewish comics, even those working with much edgier material.
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The summary showed that while the Federal Open Market Committee steers clear of political chatter, the fallout from Donald Trump's victory was on their minds.
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Unlike some of its peers (I'm looking at you, Faraday Future), the company steers clear of making outsized promises about the nature of its car.
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And despite the fact he does sermons like "What Would Jesus Say to Donald Trump," Pastor Ed at Fellowship claims he steers clear of politics.
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There's also a stickied thread from a mod that outlines another way the sub steers clear of any unwanted attention by gaming the Reddit system.
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Mott Hall Bridges is a district school, not a charter school, but Lopez steers clear of the polarizing debate between advocates of those two formats.
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The director, Michael Larnell, shows you the warts and all, but he nimbly steers clear of another cautionary tale about the evils of show business.
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This bill does not penalize or in any way infringe on private rights to free expression, and therefore steers clear of any First Amendment concerns.
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There's something of Chris Ware's bitter "Tales of Tomorrow" cartoons in Gauld's deadpan compositions and precise geometric forms, but "Mooncop" steers clear of Ware's fury.
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She steers clear of easy moralizing but stays honest about the swirl of rage and fear that hovers over adolescence like a terrible weather system.
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The intrigue: The resolution, like the Green New Deal, steers clear of policy specifics — something in short supply from Sanders thus far during his presidential run.
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Because of steers clear of the past, it ends up feeling strangely rudderless, a cacophonous parade of unrelenting kick drums that feel unaware of their parentage.
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"Feeling less like a celebration than a fond farewell, 'McQueen' successfully steers clear of hagiography," Jeannette Catsoulis wrote in her review for The New York Times.
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Mr. Trump usually steers clear of policy details and has grown impatient with the painstaking behind-the-scenes bargaining that has marked the health care negotiations.
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The video-editing interface steers clear of frames and presents clips as thumbnails with the length of each clip in minutes and seconds on top of it.
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Just like you and me, he likes to dabble in the occasional 12-seed upset over a five-seed, but, in general, he steers clear of Cinderella.
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Trump consistently steers clear of accusatory, reckless language when reacting to violence perpetrated by white men, including after the Las Vegas attack, which incurred hundreds of injuries.
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He also explores links between Trump and his associates and Russia, but steers clear of speculation about what the ultimate revelations regarding Trump's possible complicity might be.
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The company steers clear of weighing in on whether Huawei poses any threat to US national security, which intelligence agencies and lawmakers have insisted is the case.
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Notably, his plan steers clear of the Charter Schools Program (CSP), an annual pot of federal money that finances the growth of new charters across the country.
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Democrats could also wind up agreeing to a larger figure on border security as long as the language of the deal steers clear of mentioning a wall.
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Ryan repeatedly steers clear of the issues where he and Trump disagree, and brushes off questions from reporters on Trump's off-the-cuff comments on the campaign trail.
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For her part, Ariana smartly steers clear of the water trap and proffers kisses with your name on them from a grassy knoll in front of the ocean.
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Though the Duchess always steers clear of colored polish, we highly suspect there's something glossed over the top of her fingernails to give them that naturally healthy sheen.
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Notably, the bill steers clear of attacks on ObamaCare, serving as a step toward securing Democratic support and serving Senate Republicans' goal of advancing appropriations bills this year.
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It steers clear of long-distance transport, which traffics in far larger freight volumes but is dominated by big firms operating vast fleets of trucks at far lower margins.
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The page itself also posted political memes about athletes kneeling during the national anthem to protest police brutality and Blue Lives Matter — which the real VVA steers clear of.
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Jason Zinoman, The New York Times: The Greatest Showman, a montage sequence that occasionally turns into a movie musical, steers clear of any contemporary resonance and ignores meaty themes.
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Nelson also steers clear of investing in raw land, which does not produce any income and is pure speculation, and cryptocurrency since it's unstable and does not generate income.
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Even as the new effort avoids some excesses of the left, it also steers clear of the fallacy that out-of-power political parties must tack toward mushy moderation.
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A mustachioed James Franco portrays the identical twins, Frankie, a reckless gambler, and Vincent, a worrisome bar owner who steers clear of the trouble his brother's hobby inevitably entails.
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He repeatedly makes mistakes when he does provide detail, but most of the time he steers clear of detail and retreats to safer ground he knows well -- his election victory.
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In Princess Hayfa's interview with Mr. Arnaut, she glosses over the dueling narratives in the country, and steers clear of anything that could be perceived as critical of the government.
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But it steers clear of suggesting sweeping changes to Brazil's strict counternarcotics policies and penal code, which several scholars and activists say are at the heart of the violence epidemic.
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Harris is somewhere in between, a generational contrast to the vice president who has endorsed progressive policies like Medicare-for-all but who also steers clear of fierce ideological rhetoric.
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His approach to private companiesThat list of concerns might create the impression that Mallouk wouldn't invest in a company that's losing money, or that he steers clear of the private market.
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The base model Lucid Air will have "all hardware necessary for autonomous driving," according to Lucid, but the company steers clear of saying whether it will cost more to activate the feature.
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While the cinematic approaches are different, there is a common thread: Using the body as a force that steers clear of prettiness in favor of something more primal, raw and even ferocious.
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Other than coming down on the side of keeping the individual mandate, it steers clear of the minefields that have cropped around Obamacare for the last seven years in favor of minor fixes.
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It also steers 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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Going forward, Kuczynski might have a freer hand to govern in the remaining four years of his term if the opposition steers clear of a fresh confrontation out of fear of losing its majority.
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It offers a single "no-frills" bank account with low fees, as well as unsecured loans to customers including low-income borrowers, but steers clear of the more complex financial products offered by rivals.
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But Mr. Ouramdane mostly steers clear of the potential shock value and emotion of his subject, which remains secondary to the aesthetic pleasures — the water, the moody lighting and video effects — of the work.
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The son of a diplomat and a meticulous businessman who steers clear of the limelight, he is a striking contrast to Mr. Ghosn, a prominent executive whose success imbued him with a rock-star image.
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It's rooted in 20th-century history but largely steers clear of the politics that drag down so many contemporary novels, as it journeys from greater Los Angeles to New York to a gossip-soaked kibbutz.
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Kaplan steers clear of Trump's name and is careful to say that what he regards as a mistaken "narrative" around trade and immigration has adherents in both major political parties and among workers and businesses.
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They're useful for keeping thousand dollars lenses from clanking against each other in transit, or for making sure your makeup bag steers clear of the eyeglass case you frequently confuse it for (I am very blind).
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The censorship of Al-Borsa, a widely read financial newspaper that generally steers clear of politics and reflects the views of a largely pro-state business community, suggests a more expansive attempt to control private media coverage.
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The blueprint also steers clear of changing Social Security's retirement program or Medicare, steps that Mr. Mulvaney, a former South Carolina congressman who has backed entitlement cuts, said he had tried to persuade Mr. Trump to consider.
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While the book initially looks like a techno-thriller such as Andy Weir's The Martian, Howrey largely steers clear of the technical drama and focuses squarely on the characters and the toll that the mission takes on them.
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But Macron, who is due to meet with Orban, Szydlo and the leaders of Slovakia and the Czech Republic on Friday morning, received strong backing from German Chancellor Angela Merkel, who usually steers clear of openly criticizing eastern states.
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While some of the chefs' additions are far from conventional—think: Champagne in a duck liver variation or truffles in a veal one—the place steers clear of the starches, binders, and preservatives used to pad out processed versions.
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When he goes to his university library, he has to ask them to turn off the inventory control system so that he can enter, and at the hospital he steers clear of walking too close to the MRI machine.
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But beyond the sheen of cool telegraphed on church Instagram feeds, this new generation of pastors — several of whom, like Wilkerson and Smith, are themselves the sons of prominent pastors — preach a gospel that steers clear of partisan politics.
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Emma Stone is known for keeping her personal life, well, personal — she steers clear of social media sites like Instagram and Twitter — but Vogue's November cover star just gave us a peek into her life in the magazine's 73 Questions video series.
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In the investment community, 75-year old Peltz, who speaks in calm tones and steers clear of the name-calling often heard in other contests, was thought to be the only activist who could take on P&G and its entrenched management.
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What is less understandable is why wellness food writer, and somewhat ironically titled "The Yes Chef," Tess War, steers "clear of anything white" or "refined," putting her trust instead in a kind of benevolent Mother Nature that I'm not sure really exists.
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In "Neruda," Mr. Larraín steers clear of cradle-to-grave clichés for a formally exciting movie that both places Neruda in a specific world-historical moment and shows him as a poet of the people — of fawning intellectuals, striking workers, adoring prostitutes.
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If the United States and China avoid imposing new tariffs before a deadline at the beginning of March, and Britain somehow steers clear of a chaotic departure from the European Union at the end of the same month, the mood could quickly shift.
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When a character is assaulted this season — no spoilers, but readers know — the show steers clear of showing the act itself, and focuses instead on the reaction of people outside the room, on "the fact that they didn't do anything," Davis said.
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In an interview with CBS This Morning's Charlie Rose on Wednesday, the New England Patriots' wife and supermodel, Gisele Bündchen, says she is the reason the family steers clear of eating white sugar, white flour, MSG, caffeine, fungus, dairy, nightshades and yes, even strawberries.
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While the star's unexpected bordeaux pout is slightly out of season (which might be why we're so into it!), it's also a lipstick shade she typically steers clear of, as she's more drawn to pinks and reds, according to her makeup artist Amy Nadine.
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Underwood had a traumatic year, overcoming a life-changing facial injury, but she steers clear of the topic on Cry Pretty in favor of exploring some tried and true topics that are country favorites and getting political for the first time in her career.
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According to her manifesto, all her social plans for the working class would be feasible without increasing taxes, simply by limiting immigration and possibly leaving the EU. Of course, the National Front steers clear of putting an exact figure on the savings they would make.
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Why it matters: This is a big deal for the community-based site who calls itself "the front page of the internet" WhileReddit has blocked offensive subreddits in the past, the site usually steers clear of banning forums unless they explicitly violate terms of service.
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While most Arab news media is controlled or censored by governments, Al Jazeera has drawn praise, and ire, as the first Arabic-language network to air voices critical of authoritarian regimes (although it steers clear of denouncing Qatar or members of its royal family).
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While most Arab news outlets are controlled or censored by governments, Al Jazeera has drawn praise, and ire, as the first Arabic-language network to air voices critical of authoritarian regimes (although it steers clear of denouncing Qatar or members of its royal family).
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The series largely steers clear of the anachronisms that can mar rock-history dramas (the too-loose denim in "Almost Famous", for example) and it fusses over the real business practices of sleazy labels, such as dumping returned stock in waterways and bribing broadcasters for airplay.
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While most of the Arab news media is controlled or censored by governments, Al Jazeera has drawn praise, and ire, as the first Arabic-language network to air voices critical of authoritarian regimes (although it steers clear of denouncing Qatar or members of its royal family).
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He routinely steers clear of extremes — on health care, on guns, on environmental issues — not because he lacks conviction or courage, at least not from where I'm sitting, but because extremes aren't where the most progress is usually made or where healing is likeliest to happen.
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Like any Jewish story worth the salt that Lot's wife became, it's admirably and quite beautifully rooted in 20th-century history — and yet, at the same time, it largely steers clear of the politics that, from one angle or another, drag down so many contemporary novels.
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The ad steers clear of lofty campaign imagery and instead delves into the kitchen table issues at the heart of what Harris calls her "3 am agenda" -- solving the immediate problems that worry Americans, from being unable to afford expenses to health care and unequal pay for women.
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Even when Walker decides to cut loose and let down his hair with a visit to Cold Stone Creamery, the man steers clear of anything that could even remotely be considered indulgent and opts for a singular scoop of vanilla ice cream devoid of any distracting mix-ins or toppings.
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This rare projection for a company that usually steers clear of sharing any outlook, which comes after the company reported a 4th quarter that fell short of Wall Street expectations on both the top and bottom line - a result Disney attributed partly to the confusing addition of a 53rd week in the prior year.
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In the months since the altercation, Mr. Lewandowski has traveled frequently with Mr. Trump aboard Air Force One to his political rallies and has continued to meet frequently with the president in the White House, though West Wing aides now try to make sure he steers clear of Mr. Kelly's corner of the West Wing.
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Going forward, the real demographic question is not whether voters of color will combine with progressive whites to form a new American majority; it's whether Democrats, without abandoning their commitment to racial justice and to America's immigrants, can succeed in crafting a message and an agenda that steers clear of the liberal version of racial stereotyping: assuming that people of color will inevitably vote alike.
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On Monday, Apple will get its chance to stand before the highest court in the land and argue a case …Read more ReadBy comparison, the big difference between iPhones and other iOS devices and Android-based gadgets is that while the Google Play Store operates in a very similar fashion to the Apple App Store, because Android device owners can also sideload apps or install APKs without needing to go through the Play Store, Google steers clear of claims that it violates antitrust regulation in the same manner as Apple.
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Bill Cassidy (R-La.) and Chris MurphyChristopher (Chris) Scott MurphyOvernight Defense: US, Russia tensions grow over nuclear arms | Highlights from Esper's Asia trip | Trump strikes neutral tone on Hong Kong protests | General orders ethics review of special forces White House eyes September action plan for gun proposals Trump phoned Democratic senator to talk gun control MORE (D-Conn.) have introduced a bipartisan bill that steers clear of the issue of guns, a version of which is expected to move through the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions (HELP) Committee.
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