Asked why they wear them, the assistants reply tersely "security".
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"Ongoing conversations continue to take place," the statement said tersely.
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City officials have defended re-naming the airport, although sometimes tersely.
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"I'm not talking about from back there," the man said tersely.
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The Vermont senator "is new to these issues," says Mr Salazar, tersely.
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"He's going to play tomorrow; that's the bottom line," Girardi said, tersely.
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"I don't think so," Mr. Trump replied tersely, quickly taking another question.
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"It was quite an impressive election," Mr. McConnell, of Kentucky, said tersely.
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"It won't happen," he tersely declared of a North Korean missile test.
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They are tersely resonant, capturing the moon in extended and enlarged mirroring shots.
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"I have read your articles," the colonel told him tersely, Mr. Heikal later recalled.
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The remarks set off a firestorm on Twitter, and native groups weighed in tersely.
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When I asked Moreno-Ocampo about the cross-examination in Vienna, he responded tersely.
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But he was tersely informed last week that he would not have a speaking role.
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"Breaking Down," with its electric sitar and distorted lead guitar, plunges tersely into darker moments.
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This story, which Woodfox has written with Leslie George, is told simply but not tersely.
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Mr Francisco gratefully received this benefit of the doubt, and tersely parried the liberal justices' arguments.
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Mr. Kelly thanked him tersely for coming forward, according to two people Mr. Schiller later told.
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Their verified Twitter account only puts out one tweet per month that tersely announces forthcoming listings.
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"I'm keeping an open mind and we'll follow the process," Paul said tersely on July 10.
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"You won't get something like that in Germany," Annalena Baerbock, co-leader of Germany's Greens, commented tersely.
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Priebus condemns remarks Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus condemned Trump's remark in a briefly, tersely-worded statement.
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Lawmakers tersely refused to comment upon exiting the meeting, declining even to confirm that Comey met with them.
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On Wednesday, he suddenly appeared on Americans' television screens — speaking tersely and carefully about the findings of his investigation.
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Once Trump was the party's de facto presidential nominee, Portman endorsed him, tersely, and that was pretty much that.
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The Swiss pianist and composer Sylvie Courvoisier, 2721, makes tersely engaging music that's often improvised, but rarely called jazz.
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"She's not negotiating for me," Hoyer, the No. 2 House Democrat, said tersely during a press briefing in the Capitol.
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"I don't, the same way you don't know that having a gun would have saved lives," Mr. Guttenberg responded tersely.
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Pompeo responded tersely and reportedly met with Kelly afterward behind closed doors, yelling at her for asking questions about Ukraine.
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In a statement on Thursday, Mr. Sanders tersely reminded the league of the "gigantic tax breaks" that teams have received.
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J.C. The guitarist Peter Bernstein has a sharp articulation, a tersely melodic way of phrasing and a devilish compositional style.
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The emphasis is on packing in as much nostalgia as possible and tersely editing it together to resemble a film.
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Daenerys says much the same thing, tersely suggesting that he may have just made the death of her dragon Viserion pointless.
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"I issued a statement on it and a tweet and I don't have anything more to add," McCain said tersely. Sen.
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Even then, Rodong Sinmun, a government mouthpiece, tersely informed readers that the "supreme leader" had "unofficially" called on his Chinese counterpart.
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"Knock it off," he said tersely, as if I was merely one of a hundred fires that needed extinguishing that day.
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When asked about their military job descriptions, veterans too often respond tersely, as though standing at attention before a promotion board.
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Or it could be a sparsely detailed, bare-bones "report" tersely stating that some people weren't charged because of insufficient evidence.
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"Right now, I have no certainty," he said tersely but carefully, when asked if a deal will be struck on time.
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The damning results of the special counsel investigation weigh against that conclusion - however tersely and haltingly Mueller discussed them before television cameras.
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"Let's fix that now," Ms. Zimmett said tersely, and in an instant, her team cut to another anchor in Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
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Myspace has issued a tersely worded message noting that a huge amount of user-uploaded music has been lost during a server migration.
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Adam Kinzinger of Illinois, who currently serves as an Air National Guard pilot, responded to Trump more tersely: "This is simply not true."
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The support singers sometimes took the lead, while the star tersely answered, smartly reversing the entire history of call-and-response vocal relationships.
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In February, Atlanta's airport sent a tersely worded letter to the TSA complaining about "inadequate" staffing and warning about increasing passenger traffic this summer.
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Moments ago, the company confirmed the move in a tersely worded statement offered to TechCrunch: Aria Insights has ceased operations effective March 21, 2019.
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We tersely compared notes of being separated from our families, being left by our government, being exhausted by months of shoulda-done-this-betters.
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"E-3G version 3.0 and supporting Block 40/45 ground systems are highly vulnerable to cyber threats and not survivable," the report tersely states.
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In a tersely worded statement, Consumer Technology Association head Gary Shapiro announced: Unfortunately, Federal Communications Commission Chairman Ajit Pai is unable to attend CES 2018.
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But beyond a blog post yesterday and some tersely worded statements to reporters, Facebook has done little to put Russia's purchase of political advertising in perspective.
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In memoir notes that Peter prepared before he died, in 2014, the loss of the child and the blame for it are handled tersely and honestly.
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But before you call the airline or type out a tersely worded tweet, you should know that your trip may not be covered by the regulation.
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" Zuckerberg responded that what was happening in Myanmar was a "terrible tragedy, and we need to do more," before Leahy tersely interjected, "We all agree with that.
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The lingering pauses with which Ms. Barabas punctuates the tersely written dialogue lend an extra soupçon of suspense and even some unspoken sexual tension to the story.
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It was around then when bloggers and social-media users co-opted "because" into a new, slangy construction — using it to tersely but vaguely answer a question.
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He's gained success by debasing the political conversation and appealing to Americans' fears and prejudices, so it was jarring to hear him suddenly and tersely condemn hatred.
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After her first-round defeat at the All England Club, Osaka tersely rejected a suggestion that the dip in her results could be connected to Bajin's departure.
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After her first-round defeat at the All England Club, Osaka tersely rejected a suggestion that the dip in her results could be connected to Bajin's departure.
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Later, when a Reuters reporter asked a tough question about Russia, Spicer answered tersely and then Goyaled, calling on a reporter from a libertarian blog via Skype.
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Of course the song sounds just as fresh and tersely twitchy as it did when we first heard it—so please take a moment to appreciate that. 2.
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And that's exactly what White House press secretary Sean Spicer did at Wednesday's 12-minute press briefing, where all the questions were answered tersely and with equal vagueness.
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But on Wednesday, Defense Secretary Jim Mattis avoided the word "parade" when tersely responding to reporters at the White House who asked about the possible show of force.
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The news coverage has become just as routine: reporting, followed by the obligatory outrage, met with a tersely worded response by the company in question, usually deflecting most responsibility.
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But Ashley's tersely poetic libretto, about the broken lives and stubborn dreams of the denizens of a public park, is delivered almost entirely in a kind of heightened speech.
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"I'm not Joe Crowley, and the people that know AOC and Kerri say that, with all due respect, Kerri's not AOC," Carper tersely explained to BuzzFeed News in a recent interview.
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In a tersely worded order, the judge went so far as to question the the "emergency" nature of the situation as presented in the Justice Department's legal filings to the court.
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It only takes a few minutes: When Shimon asks about Shaul's marriage, Shaul says tersely that he's been divorced for a couple of years and has custody struggles over his daughter, Michal.
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It participates in a genre we have collectively come to know well: the cultural institution's hollow apology delivered as tersely and cursorily as possible in order to return to business as usual.
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A little over an hour into "Homeland," in a bit of text barely distinguishable from the English subtitles, Mr. Fahdel tersely imparts a piece of information concerning one of the film's subjects.
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Asked by Representative Adam B. Schiff of California, a Democrat, if he was familiar with Mr. Stone, Mr. Comey replied tersely, "Generally, yes," before saying he could not discuss any specific person.
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And I'm tempted to behave in ways—tersely, snidely, with a muted but unmistakable F.U. undertone—that I'd hate for an actual person, if it were an actual person, to have to endure.
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When asked this week by Douglas Carswell, the UK Independence Party's lone MP, if he would stay in office were he to lose the vote on June 23rd, Mr Cameron replied tersely: "Yes".
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Then, suddenly, I got a short, tersely-worded email late on Tuesday night: Actually I have given this a bunch of more thought over the last day and here is where I am.
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And with it comes a longstanding liberal-versus-conservative disagreement about how much to emphasize economic trends versus cultural transformations — or, more tersely, neoliberalism versus cultural liberalism — to explaining the waning of wedlock.
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" But Tillerson's host, Iraq Prime Minister Haider Al-Abadi, tersely replied that the militias would stay, insisting the militias were part of Iraq and symbolized "the hope of the country and the region.
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" The next day, Russian Foreign Affairs Ministry said tersely that the protests are an "internal issue" and added, "we express the hope that the situation won't evolve along the scenario of violence and bloodshed.
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In the morning, Darcy is rueful about the sex and tersely pre-empts any notion of reviving their relationship by stating that he doesn't want to use up any more of Jones's childbearing years.
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In a tersely worded statement on Twitter posted within a few hours of Barr's tweet about Jarrett, writer and consulting producer Wanda Sykes announced that she would not be working on Roseanne's second season.
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Asked whether Nunes should recuse himself and whether he knew the source whom the chairman met with at the White House, Ryan tersely told reporters "no and no" before moving on to questions about healthcare.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israel reacted tersely on Sunday to a thwarted coup in Turkey, saying it expected a new reconciliation deal between the two regional powers following a six-year rift to be implemented as planned.
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Claver-Carone tersely replied that any form of relief for Venezuelan refugees would send the message that Maduro might not fall anytime soon, and added that "it opens up inconsistencies" with the Administration's immigration agenda.
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After issuing a tersely worded letter Thursday asking Nelson to explain by Friday his statements about a hack of Florida's election system, election officials in the state say they still have not heard from him.
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Without a cell phone, and limited access to news, Furman spoke tersely about capital punishment that is most actively applied today in the U.S. South, while 31 states still have a death penalty on the books.
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Donald J. Trump publicly retreated from his "birther" campaign on Friday, tersely acknowledging that President Obama was born in the United States — and effectively conceding that the conspiracy theory he had promoted for years was baseless.
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I pored over the final pages of my edition of Anne's diary, where the facts of what happened after the police raided the Secret Annexe were stated tersely: deportation to Westerbork, Auschwitz, and, finally, Bergen-Belsen.
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Mr. Johns's last two solo exhibitions of new paintings in New York drilled straight down into the well of a single — and new — device or motif, yielding coherent, tersely titled ensembles of paintings, drawings and prints.
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So she sent letter after letter to the address on the solicitations, tersely demanding a refund ("of any amount -- even just $59.00 to show good faith") and for Doreen's name to be stripped from the mailing list.
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And in a questionnaire that the U.N. asked the U.S. to fill out ahead of the talks, the U.S. tersely said it has no plan on how to meet the emission reductions targets it promised under the agreement.
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WASHINGTON — Kirstjen Nielsen, the homeland security secretary, on Wednesday tersely defended a now-defunct Trump administration practice of separating migrant children from their families at the border, sidestepping whether she supported it as a way to deter illegal immigration.
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Since September, as sundry rats on Trump's foundering ship of state have scurried for dry ground, Pompeo and Pence have addressed the Ukraine matter tersely, protected in part by White House stonewalling of House subpoenas for documents and testimony.
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Carole Cook made a similar point, if more tersely, in an interview with Richard Skipper, whose 20-year career as a Carol Channing impersonator spawned a second career as a historian and the creator of the comprehensive website callondolly.com.
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Any time a restaurant has to issue a tersely worded statement that involves phrases like "no tolerance for discrimination" or "make every guest feel welcome," you know it's probably because one of its employees has been a dick to its customers.
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" And when Warren hit Klobuchar for wanting to work with Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, the Minnesota senator tersely said, "I am willing to work with people and find common ground and that's what we want in a president, Elizabeth.
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Explaining her reluctance to answer many of their questions, Ms. Lynch told Republicans tersely that while Mr. Comey "has chosen to provide great detail into the basis of his recommendations," she did not think it was "appropriate" for her to do so.
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Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) tersely told reporters "no," when asked whether Nunes should step away from the investigation.
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After officials in Broome County, in upstate New York, complained early last year, Steven Banks, the commissioner of New York City social services, responded with a tersely written letter noting that nearly two dozen households in the New York shelter system were from Broome County.
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The USTA responded with both an apology in a press release: And one on Twitter, that the German Tennis association responded to tersely: US Tennis Association president Katrina Adams apologized to Rittner in person and said that the USTA would investigate the cause of the incident.
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A simple story, cleanly told, and a player character who tersely defined with just a few small animations (smashing up the Mars base computers, when he is told to simply turn them off, encapsulates the Doom Marine perfectly) demonstrably increase one's enjoyment of a bloody shooter.
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A statement after the talks tersely promised a "concept for clean air in our cities," while an unexpected pledge to build more wind and solar energy plants hinted at the horse-trading that took place as the three awkward partners struggled to unite around a common position.
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McCain regularly criticized McConnell's decision to skip committee hearings and markups, and tersely told colleagues on the floor before his pivotal vote that he didn't want such an important bill "decided by only a few people," according to a GOP source familiar with the conversations. Sen.
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Although "Teen Titans" has become a popular animated staple on Cartoon Network, "Titans" -- which employs the same (mostly) mix of characters -- is squarely aimed at an older crowd, tersely serving notice of those intentions when Robin is asked about Batman and delivers a colorful four-letter reply.
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Mr. Ryan's spokesman tersely responded that the speaker had never sought Mr. Trump's endorsement, and Ms. Ayotte more or less brushed off the matter, saying, "I call it like I see it," in reference to her defense of a fallen Army captain whose family Mr. Trump had derided.
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McGowan's mother eventually escaped from the cult as well, and McGowan went to live with her, but due to what she tersely describes as "a mean stepdad" situation, she ran away at age 13 to live on the streets for a year before reuniting with her father and his other wife.
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After the article's publication, Tesla downplayed Hotz's accomplishment in a tersely worded "correction": "We think it is extremely unlikely that a single person or even a small company that lacks extensive engineering validation capability will be able to produce an autonomous driving system that can be deployed to production vehicles," it read.
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" But the authors of the Nature Ecology and Evolution study put it more tersely: Pretending to protect species based purely on the number of acres protected is like managing human health care based on the number of hospital beds, "irrespective of the presence of trained medical staff" or "whether patients live or die.
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Still, the morning's events did not augur well for a quick deal: Mr. Cuomo's negotiating partners — Carl E. Heastie, the Bronx Democrat who serves as Assembly speaker, and John J. Flanagan, the Republican majority leader in the Senate — left a long meeting with the governor with little to say, beyond tersely confirming that they were still working.
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Two tersely-worded lines at the end of Cohen's recent sentencing memo appear to signal Mueller may have information concerning others in Trump's White House who were in the loop about Cohen's misleading statements to Congress: Third, Cohen provided relevant and useful information concerning his contacts with persons connected to the White House during the 2017–2018 time period.
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