However, investigating a potential constitutional crisis requires thoroughness and caution.
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Wall suggests carefully going through your hair; thoroughness is key.
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This affects both the quality and thoroughness of their analysis.
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I have found that these situations require thoroughness of inquiry.
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Yet the thoroughness of the Republicans' insincerity is still remarkable.
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Surely we welcome the thoroughness of the report and its recommendations.
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The boldness and thoroughness of Mr. Hazlitt's prescription are refreshing qualities.
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The incident raises questions about the thoroughness of Facebook's ad review process.
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The resignations raised questions about the thoroughness of the administration's vetting procedures.
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American companies pride themselves on the thoroughness of their FCPA compliance programmes.
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But financial regulators expressed concerns about the thoroughness of UBS' internal investigations.
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Villadsen approached the task of making ice cream with his usual thoroughness.
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Experts say the self-reporting varies enormously in thoroughness, frequency and accuracy.
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"We deeply value the thoroughness of the NTSB's investigation," the spokesperson added.
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We want to conduct the committee's review with both thoroughness and dispatch.
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Depending on temperament, a reader might find such manic thoroughness exhausting or exhilarating.
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Often intelligently, with a meticulously organized, relentless, insane, patient thoroughness and self-assuredness.
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TC: How does the thoroughness of cleaning translate into savings for your customers?
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I'm counting on his thoroughness in researching new ideas and hoping he changes.
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The Rwandan government had demonstrated the determination and thoroughness of its approach to vaccinations.
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To Mr Trump and his supporters, that suggests not thoroughness but "deep state" collusion.
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"MILK NOTEBOOKS" But financial regulators expressed concerns about the thoroughness of UBS' internal investigations.
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This takes an intense amount of thoroughness and extreme dedication, and we are impressed.
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Landmarks Illinois cited the current owners for the sensitivity and thoroughness of their renovation.
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But the thoroughness of Woods's preparation for this Ryder Cup has won over Mickelson.
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The deeper thing that Maloof and Nguyen share is the thoroughness of their research.
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The Graham-Cassidy bill trades thoroughness for expediency under the guise of states' rights.
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But in a statementon Friday, it had defended the thoroughness of its hiring process.
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When he was nominated in July, Kavanaugh immediately touted Trump's thoroughness in his search.
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" Vox Media designer Warren Schultheis (r): "I really appreciated the thoroughness of the questioning.
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Subtle modulations of voice and gait were practiced with the thoroughness of a method actor.
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For starters, healthcare organizations must improve the speed and thoroughness of software patching and update processes.
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It was a 218-page report that overwhelmed with the tenacity and thoroughness of Mueller's investigation.
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That's why we craft our films with the passion, integrity, thoroughness, and rigor that we do.
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I appreciate thoroughness, planning, and research, and addressing my perfectionism won't get rid of those qualities.
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Compared with prevailing rhetoric, Delaney's cautious optimism is as commendable as the thoroughness of his plan.
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"This decision doesn't seem to have been made with a great deal of thoroughness," Swift said.
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The despair feels comprehensive, a thoroughness of dysfunction abutting one of the world's great spigots of wealth.
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A successful and responsible vice presidential selection requires thoroughness and care, and that means it takes time.
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But storytelling, like democracy, is sometimes messy, and Weiss's thoroughness is one of the book's great strengths.
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Instead, the thoroughness of the investigation and whether the victim stays in the process are more useful.
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So I want to thank Eric and Tammy and the entire team for their rigor and thoroughness.
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For the sake of thoroughness, though, I did take some time to test out the combat, too.
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And just today, Uber agreed to pay $25 million for overstating the thoroughness of its background checks.
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Mueller has been universally praised for his fair-mindedness and thoroughness by politicians in both parties. 5.
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We should have every confidence that he will investigate the matters at hand with integrity and thoroughness.
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Instead they've enhanced the speed and thoroughness with which we retreat into enclaves of the like-minded.
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Its adaptation of "Sleeping Beauty" is conceived with impressive thoroughness and many delightfully apt, even brilliant choices.
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To jettison thoroughness in the name of speed is to saddle patients with potentially harmful, infective drugs.
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"We appreciate the thoroughness of N.H.T.S.A.'s report and its conclusion," the company said in a statement.
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" "Thoroughness is certainly more important than speed, but I'm optimistic that everything will be sorted out by Christmas.
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Prioritizing efficiency over thoroughness, here are all of the Marvel basics you need to know for the Endgame.
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But there's another potential explanation for the endless series of twists in the investigation: Mueller's reputation for thoroughness.
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The thoroughness is by itself significant — but there are several other reasons why Christians should celebrate this document.
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"Tesla likes to experiment, which could be difficult to match with the thoroughness of German engineering," Geiß said.
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Applying those standards is not always easy and, at least until recently, often not undertaken with appropriate thoroughness.
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And this speaks to more than just her thoroughness or some obsessive compulsiveness when it came to typos.
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They use their phones with a brutal thoroughness that is sometimes shocking — like a line cook uses a spatula.
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The thoroughness of analysis for these regulations was about the same as for regulations finalized before the midnight period.
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Lengthy appendices and almost 70 pages of notes lend the book a spirit of scholarly generosity and intellectual thoroughness.
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It's focused and witty, layered and satirical, with a thoroughness to it that's frustratingly rare to see in games.
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His family cycles inhabit the here and now with an unobtrusive thoroughness I've never encountered elsewhere in the theater.
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In fact, that's already happening, as Democrats question the thoroughness of the investigation while Republicans treat it as definitive.
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Instead he is poised to destroy what remains of that legacy, perhaps unwittingly, perhaps uncaringly, but with devastating thoroughness.
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But the thoroughness and transparency of the investigation underway will do much to back up Mattis' sense of confidence.
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The goal, he said, is to apply the same thoroughness of New York Times investigatory journalism to product reviews.
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Effective hand hygiene requires appropriate duration and thoroughness, which should be a goal each time our hands are cleaned.
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Our review continues with a collective intensity and thoroughness which is needed and expected on a subject of importance.
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The accusations against Mr. Winterkorn will raise further questions about the thoroughness of Volkswagen's internal investigation of the wrongdoing.
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Biden has taken aim at other presidential candidates for a lack of thoroughness on paying for their spending proposals.
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Yes, but it also needs German thoroughness, not least for the sake of the real refugees who need our protection.
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Adding to the contentiousness surrounding the sex abuse scandal, some in Louisville have concerns about the thoroughness of Harvey's report.
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The majority recounted how deeply impressed they were by the thoroughness and professionalism of the FBI employees they interacted with.
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Its thoroughness suggested it could have been used for a final reckoning on the day of judgment—hence the name.
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However, all investigations should be treated with the same integrity, thoroughness and objectivity that the FBI has been known for.
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And the newly-appointed special counsel should proceed with thoroughness to complete the criminal investigation wherever the facts take him.
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The burden of proof for accusations that remain unproven is extremely high — especially in light of the special counsel's thoroughness.
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He said the Twitter briefing was mostly derivative of a presentation earlier this month given by Facebook and lacked thoroughness.
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"To me, Japanese style is characterized by its thoroughness, its human-centric approach, and its reverence for nature," she said.
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Few states regulate the body donation industry, and those that do so have different rules, enforced with varying degrees of thoroughness.
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"Whilst thoroughness is important for the integrity of the system, this must be balanced by customer need and dignity," he said.
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Caro has won two Pulitzer Prize awards for his work, which is famous for its meticulous research and thoroughness of reporting.
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"These cases raise questions about the thoroughness of crash testing and oversight of roadside safety hardware in general," the report said.
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It simply cannot address the questions raised by Russia's interference and related matters with the urgency, focus and thoroughness they warrant.
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The speed and thoroughness with which hackers tunneled into voting machines and a poll book last year received widespread press coverage.
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But the thoroughness and logic of the process by which he arrived at this decision double our confidence in that choice.
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But, precisely because of the thoroughness and intelligence of their queries, I felt that I was watching conservation shade into collaboration.
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For thoroughness, I checked if anyone mentioned "anal" as an answer to the vanilla question; interestingly, around 6 percent of respondents did.
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Ms. Lavin fulfills these demands with such thoroughness and subtlety that I wish the play that surrounds her were more compellingly realized.
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"The committee's review of Attorney General Pruitt's nomination has been unparalleled in its scrutiny, thoroughness, and respect for minority rights," he wrote.
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"The committee's review of Attorney General Pruitt's nomination has been unparalleled in its scrutiny, thoroughness, and respect for minority rights," Barrasso wrote.
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We are confident in the independence and thoroughness of the investigation we launched then as well as our ongoing commitment to transparency.
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Working in the Reading Room with me would be Ina, whose thoroughness and perceptivity in doing research I had learned to trust.
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Indeed, fiction can be as illuminating as reality, as the thoroughness (and the falseness) of Annette Apon's Leonie, Actrice en Spionne demonstrates.
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He was at the end of illness and wanted to die, so he did it, with a rare kind of premeditated thoroughness.
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The letter by Senator Chris Coons of Delaware has raised fresh questions about the thoroughness of the F.B.I.'s one-week investigation.
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On the billboard and elsewhere, he tried to distinguish The Times from its competitors by stressing its gravity, thoroughness, accuracy and decorum.
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This was the latest of several incidents that have raised questions about the thoroughness of the museum's vetting procedures when acquiring antiquities.
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Throughout the book, an obvious warmth for his subject shines through, though Geltner doesn't let it interfere with the thoroughness of his reporting.
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" In a statement, Tesla said, "the safety of our customers comes first, and we appreciate the thoroughness of NHTSA's report and its conclusion.
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The Hoover Commission, run with typically obsessive thoroughness by its septuagenarian namesake, produced nineteen separate reports and two hundred and seventy-three recommendations.
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Also, she noted, handwashing had to be supervised by adults only in the sanitizer group, so the thoroughness of the wash probably differed.
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Although Maloof works in video, etching, and silkscreen, and Nguyen makes paintings, the work in this exhibition reveals the thoroughness of their research.
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Read Sheriff Israel's CNN interview "Sheriff Israel failed to maintain a culture of alertness, vigilance and thoroughness amongst his deputies," the letter said.
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"One lesson we have learned will stay with us, namely that speed and thoroughness are not both possible in provenance research," Ms. Grütters said.
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It also follows an optimized back-and-forth path rather than a random one, which saves time and ensures thoroughness across different floor types.
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He did so in a most particular way, with a vigor and thoroughness that made me feel somehow cleaner for simply having watched him.
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They cited the specificity and thoroughness of Ms. Warren's answers — a hallmark of her campaign — starting from the first question, which concerned maternal mortality.
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Prioritizing efficiency over thoroughness, here is a beginner's guide to the sequel trilogy, ideal for getting Star Wars newbies up to speed before TROS.
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"The IDF is committed to the rule of law and its legal system acts with utmost professionalism and thoroughness," it said in a statement.
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While Trump in the statement praised the "clarity" of Navarro's arguments and the "thoroughness of his research," few other economists have endorsed Navarro's ideas.
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Among the more intriguing aspects of Ringe's work is the thoroughness of its self-analysis: nothing, not even randomness, is done without a reason.
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If I feel there's not a thoroughness in the investigation or there's a lack of objectivity, I will bring that to the chief's attention directly.
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Yet in spite of its thoroughness, the study wasn't able to predict bad trips based on any demographic factors or pre-existing mental health histories.
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"The committee Democrats are deeply concerned about the lack of thoroughness of Mr. Pruitt's responses to our questions for the record," Carper wrote to Barrasso.
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The level of thoroughness in discussion of the show reflects an intensely devoted fanbase putting hours of labor into thinking through and critiquing players' strategy.
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"By further pushing this information out, they're somewhat vouching for its accuracy and thoroughness," said Donald Lewis, a lawyer with experience in sexual misconduct cases.
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"The decisions to deviate from longstanding processes raise questions about the ARB's independence, thoroughness, and therefore the fullness of their findings of accountability," it concluded.
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But it was the first courtroom victory for Mueller, and the prosecution reflected his customary thoroughness, according to former subordinates in the FBI and Justice Department.
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Barr, however, did not attack the Russia probe itself, which he said was being conducted with a thoroughness that appeared lacking in the Clinton email investigation.
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After announcing the FBI's recommendation and the attorney general's acceptance of it, they would affirm their mutual confidence in the thoroughness and integrity of the investigation.
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These investments come with their own risks, of course, since they may not be vetted with the same thoroughness as, say, a traditional private equity deal.
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Soules has string of alcohol and driving-related arrests on his record, and his history calls into question the thoroughness of the background checks producers conduct.
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"Our experts are studying this award with the care and thoroughness that this significant arbitral outcome deserves," Foreign Affairs Secretary Perfecto Yasay told a news conference.
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The attorney representing Ramirez questioned the thoroughness of the FBI investigation, saying he has yet to hear whether the bureau will follow through on additional leads.
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His annual letters to shareholders are known for their thoroughness, and Bezos was able to assure investors that Amazon's ambitious growth would lead to tremendous rewards.
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They say that Education Department staff members would be discouraged from opening cases and that investigations could be weakened because efficiency would take priority over thoroughness.
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And yet for all their thoroughness, just as the police never seem to actually solve a case, the Philippine media cannot put names to the killers.
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The thoroughness of the F.B.I. investigation is all the more important now amid growing evidence that Congress is unwilling or unable to conduct an impartial investigation.
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That's critical for the bureau to maintain the thoroughness and objectivity that have made it the gold standard of data for economists since its creation in 1884.
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"At Tesla, the safety of our customers comes first, and we appreciate the thoroughness of NHTSA's report and its conclusion," said a Tesla spokesperson to The Verge.
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If American politicians have been lampooned for being Luddites, the British Parliament's Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Committee has built a reputation for thoroughness and detailed questioning.
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"The committee's review of Attorney General Pruitt's nomination has been unparalleled in its scrutiny, thoroughness, and respect for minority rights," Barrasso in a letter of his own.
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The obvious solution, one then concludes, is to elect the most studious, detail-oriented candidate, whose care and thoroughness can reverse the damage done by Trump's presidency.
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Senators began reviewing the FBI's findings on Thursday, with GOP senators praising its thoroughness and stating the report shows no corroborating evidence of claims against the judge.
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Its historical attention to solid research, academic thoroughness, and serving as a home for conservative intellectuals has only resulted in better public policy options for all Americans.
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"At Tesla, the safety of our customers comes first, and we appreciate the thoroughness of NHTSA's report and its conclusion," a company spokesperson wrote in a statement.
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John Strausbaugh's latest slice of New York history, a study of the city and state in the World War II era, is often frustrating in its thoroughness.
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"Proving that they occurred required that level of real in-depth investigation and thoroughness," she added, when asked why the report took four years to be released.
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We saw the dogged thoroughness of their work, removing moldings and unscrewing light bulbs, and we held our breath when one of them examined Oleg's cassette player.
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A look ahead: The scandal raises questions about the thoroughness of the city's vetting procedures and how Mr. de Blasio handled the aftermath of the harassment case.
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"But one area I see a strong base is that we won't take unnecessary risks, and the thoroughness of our risk culture and cost controls," the CFO added.
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A man of impeccable thoroughness, his interest in landscape extends all the way back to its origins: Albrecht Altdorfer, Adam Elsheimer, Joachim Patinir, and Pieter Breughel the Elder.
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Democratic senators have spoken out to challenge the thoroughness of the FBI's investigation and to criticize the logistics surrounding how they are being asked to review the findings.
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GOP senators have said they intend to vote on Kavanaugh's confirmation this week, while Democrats have raised concerns about the thoroughness of the FBI review of the allegations.
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Analysts say that enough doubt remains about the thoroughness of security at some airports that aircrews cannot confidently call a would-be hijacker's bluff about having a weapon.
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The scale and thoroughness of the operation are extraordinary: the attractive ledgestone-and-wood arena — with a coffee kiosk serving a Gateway blend — at the church's Southlake, Tex.
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The president's admission that he changed his mind and shifted away from a rapid withdrawal is a sign of his seriousness of purpose and thoroughness of the review.
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Questions swirled both in the community and in Washington about the thoroughness of the review that the United States conducts before foreign trainees are invited onto military bases.
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"But based on his reputation for thoroughness, Weissmann wouldn't say that in open court unless they had some evidence pointing to the value of what Manafort is hiding."
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This is simply a view into one family's conversations about politics, and how one father came away with a deeper respect for the thoughtfulness and thoroughness of his children.
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That is not a disparagement, but an appreciation of curator Bambach's thoroughness and scholarship, which counters the popular image (unfortunately reflected in the exhibition's title) of Michelangelo the Demigod.
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After interviewing Safechuck over two days, and Robson separately over three days, in February 2017, Reed said he was struck by the thoroughness and consistency of each man's story.
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She has embodied that put-your-head-down-and-work ethos of the Senate, praised by colleagues on the other side of the aisle for her fairness and thoroughness.
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At the couple's meticulously renovated apartment, it was clear Ms. Balaci appreciated her husband's attention to detail, but she didn't miss an opportunity to tease him about his thoroughness.
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" Abboud added that the company regretted the crash and said that it values "the thoroughness of the NTSB's investigation into the crash and look forward to reviewing their recommendations.
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We deeply value the thoroughness of the NTSB's investigation into the crash and look forward to reviewing their recommendations once issued after the NTSB's board meeting later this month.
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That inquiry, which was criticized for what some saw as NBC's lack of thoroughness in investigating itself, found no wrongdoing in the news division's handling of Mr. Lauer's case.
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" As a cautionary note, he added, "The speed and thoroughness of the implementation is directly related to whether agencies have been consulted on the policy and buy into it.
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Weirdly, though, his very thoroughness and deep interest in this time and place have the almost certainly unintended effect of diminishing Withers rather than keeping him front and center.
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Related: 'It's Embarrassing': Airport Security Forced YouTube Star JusReign to Remove His Turban On Monday, undercover Homeland Security agents tested TSA's passenger screening thoroughness at Minneapolis-St Paul International airport.
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For the sake of thoroughness, I asked Wade about the idea of developing a pitching staff where starters were asked to do less, and relievers were asked to do more.
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Clements' combination of ballpoint pen and written text makes this panoramic drawing feel like an assembly of notebook entries, even as, paradoxically, the thoroughness of her attention comes across as encyclopedic.
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That, of course, is what holds your attention: the thoroughness with which the artist brings an unlikely situation — or what Harold Rosenberg, writing about Action Painting, called an event — into existence.
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But Google's long overdue News app strikes the right balance of personalization and thoroughness, giving you the opportunity to dive deep into whatever interests you, while also showing you different perspectives.
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"The unprofessional behavior of those entrusted to impartially and professionally conduct an investigation into Aaron's death has caused grave concern as to the validity and thoroughness of the investigation," he said.
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"The rigor and thoroughness of the design and testing that went into the Max gives us complete confidence that the changes we're making will address any of these accidents," he said.
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Despite our best efforts at thoroughness, though, we guarantee we missed many other bizarre-o takes because even making a strange version of A Christmas Carol has become a trope now.
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" Mark Brownstein of the Environmental Defense Fund wrote in a recent blog post that even if more companies participated, the EPA voluntary program would fall "short on thoroughness, rigor, and urgency.
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One feature that both Credit Karma and Mint will offer is more automated tax preparation of the sort that Jane provided for Ender (though with much less robotic charm and thoroughness).
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Christian Bunn, researcher at the International Center for Tropical Agriculture in Colombia, told Gizmodo that the conclusions weren't really news to the coffee growing community, but was impressed by the model's thoroughness.
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I am sure that is accurate for some, but I imagine that what is identified as love is probably thoroughness and follow-through and taking the time that work-done-properly takes.
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But two days later, the ship's first coronavirus case was confirmed in an American passenger who had already traveled to Malaysia, raising questions about the ship's and Cambodia's thoroughness in testing passengers.
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The similarity between the U.S. government-issued list and the Forbes ranking has already garnered mockery on social media, and will likely attract criticism over the thoroughness of the Treasury Department's work.
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The goal, they said, was to balance thoroughness with an urgent need to confront an ongoing threat to the 2020 election: Trump's alleged solicitation of Ukraine's assistance to damage his political rivals.
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They would also emulate the thoroughness of the Carter effort (the same-party transition of George H.W. Bush was an exception), though not the extent of personal involvement by the president-elect.
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Considering especially the length and thoroughness with which now-Chairman Ajit Pai excoriated the original rule, it may be expected that if there were free speech considerations, he would have brought them up.
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"On the issues, there's no comparison in terms of thoughtfulness, thoroughness and practicality," said the board, adding that Clinton will fight for social and economic reforms that will reduce poverty and help women.
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While Republicans gave the report a stamp of approval, appearing to solidify Kavanaugh's path to confirmation, Democrats bemoaned a number of people who were not questioned for the report and questioned its thoroughness.
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C. E. Morgan has more nerve, linguistic vitality and commitment to cosmic thoroughness in one joint of her little finger than the next hundred contemporary novelists have in their entire bodies and vocabularies.
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But she also tracks the biographies of those early illustrators with a scholar's thoroughness and zest for detail, and while this approach is academically laudable, lay readers are likely to find themselves bored.
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"In the context of impeachment, when the accuracy and thoroughness of the investigation may well determine whether the President remains in office, the House's need for information is at its zenith," Rogers wrote.
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Thanks,[Your Name] The important thing, no matter what type of boss you have or what his reasons for not being a proponent of the WFH option, is that you demonstrate reliability and thoroughness.
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The use of Iron March by servicemembers is just the latest troubling example of extremism in the ranks, and once again calls into question the thoroughness of its background checks and policies around radicalization.
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The guidelines would cover what to do when there is no arrest, directions for obtaining relevant records and contacting relevant people and authorities, and expectations in terms of timing and thoroughness of the result.
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There will be the feeling that Democrats left money on the table, that they didn't do enough of an investigation to actually get to the bottom of it, that they valued speed over thoroughness.
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On that same day, two of the three swing Republican senators -- Maine's Susan Collins and Arizona's Jeff Flake -- praised the thoroughness of the recently concluded FBI investigation into allegations of sexual assault against Kavanaugh.
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The federal government's early response has been praised for its coordination and thoroughness in the face of an unprecedented natural disaster that has left much of Houston, the nation's fourth largest city, under water.
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The thoroughness of the rejection by Moscow's election authorities was compounded by the absurdity of some of their claims: that candidates had submitted signatures with incomplete addresses or that their signatories didn't even exist.
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Keep in mind that, while there should always be a balance between efficiency and thoroughness, the point of the exception is to allow for speedy approval under what should be rare and clearly defined circumstances.
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Tesla issued the following official statement regarding the end of NHTSA's investigation and its findings: At Tesla, the safety of our customers comes first, and we appreciate the thoroughness of NHTSA's report and its conclusion.
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And like a fabled Springsteen concert — always notable for its deck-clearing thoroughness — "Born to Run" achieves the sensation that all the relevant questions have been answered by the time the lights are turned out.
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Clinton did not mention the FBI finding during her last two campaign events on Sunday, but Trump was blunt in questioning the thoroughness of the renewed probe and saying the issue would not go away.
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The value of Franklin's book, which benefited from access to archives unavailable to Oppenheimer, is its thoroughness and the way she traces Jackson's evolution as an artist, sensibly pointing out what's autobiographical and what isn't.
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Joining Lauren in that effort will be Allison Rockey, who has since Vox's inception led our voyages onto new platforms, and who has brought a rare thoroughness and creativity to editorial strategy and organizational growth.
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But the thoroughness of the Republican takeover was recent; registered Democrats still outnumber Republicans in the state and in even some of the strongest pro-Trump counties, the rural county courthouses remain all-Democrat shops.
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The platform, which goes beyond criminal justice and rivals even political-party platforms in thoroughness—complete with issue briefs, a glitzy website, and a coordinated social-media strategy—reflects a good deal of organization and effort.
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The decision to pull funding raises questions about the thoroughness of the administration's strategy and commitment to roll back Iran, as walking away from Syria "ultimately could benefit" Iran and others, said retired Air Force Col.
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Absent the heft and thoroughness of Alex Gibney's "Going Clear," the hilarious precision of "South Park" or the deep-dive empathy of Leah Remini's current television exposé, "My Scientology Movie" relies on a shaggy, meandering charm.
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As the investigation appears to near its conclusion, Senate Democrats have cast doubt on the thoroughness of the scope of the review, citing statements from Ford's attorneys and others saying they had not heard from the FBI.
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That Leicester recruits well is not in question; the braintrust that surrounds Jon Rudkin, the director of football, has developed a reputation not only for thoroughness, but for decisiveness, too, particularly when it comes to young players.
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Franken issued a statement lauding Google for its thoroughness, but continuing to express concerns about what Google does with the information it collects from students who are browsing the Web while logged in to its education services.
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The judge, an appointee of President Ronald Reagan, said the fact that more Clinton emails continue to dribble out from the State Department raises questions about the thoroughness of the government's earlier actions to recover Clinton's messages.
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The group's acts of cultural destruction in Syria and neighboring Iraq, which it documented and broadcast with the same thoroughness as its shooting, beheading, drowning and burning of prisoners, were condemned by the U.N. as war crimes.
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This month, however, a study published in Biological Psychiatry brings scientific thoroughness to mindfulness meditation and for the first time shows that, unlike a placebo, it can change the brains of ordinary people and potentially improve their health.
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On one hand, the attorney whom Mr Barr has put in charge of the investigation—John Durham, the chief federal prosecutor in Connecticut—is respected across the political spectrum for his apolitical thoroughness as well as his probity.
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It could have been completed, with much greater thoroughness, weeks ago if Dianne Feinstein hadn't concealed Blasey's allegation from the Judiciary Committee for much of the summer — a remarkably cynical ploy suggesting motives other than honest truth-seeking.
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"But this lack is more than made up for by the sheer passion, thoroughness and candor with which he writes about and, at the same time, deromanticizes the artistic expatriate life in which outrage, loneliness and frivolity abound."
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"It was coverage that probably proved lifesaving for many Alabama residents, and it blew away veteran broadcast meteorologists with its clarity, thoroughness and calm-yet-serious tone," Matthew Cappucci of WaPo's Capital Weather Gang wrote here... State Dept.
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"The rigor and thoroughness of the design and testing that went into Max gives us complete confidence that the changes that we're making will address any of these accidents," Mr. Sinnett, the Boeing vice president, said on Wednesday.
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Given the book's beauty, depth of thought, and thoroughness, and the exhibition's explanatory reliance on it, The Wandering Lake may prove to be another turning point in Chang's aesthetic evolution, this time toward textual modes of discourse and representation.
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"The committee Democrats are deeply concerned about the lack of thoroughness of Mr. Pruitt's responses to our questions for the record," wrote Senator Thomas R. Carper of Delaware, the environment panel's ranking Democrat, in a letter to Mr. Barrasso.
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The FTC said CarMax, Asbury Automotive Group Inc and West-Herr Automotive Group had agreed to settle charges that they touted the thoroughness of their vehicle inspections in advertising but then sold vehicles that were still under safety recall orders.
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The administration hopes the two measures will bring some rationality back to the permitting process, honoring states' rights to weigh in but also respecting the thoroughness of the federal process and the need for federal policymakers to set national energy policy.
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What the report lacks in novelty it makes up for in thoroughness, adding detail and credibility to accounts about the behaviour of the Trump campaign and administration that might otherwise have been dismissed as thinly sourced or ideologically motivated (see article).
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The fact that Hasson spent some 30 years in the U.S. military has raised new questions about the thoroughness of the Department of Defense's background checks and the efficacy of decades-long efforts to flush out white supremacy from its ranks.
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Both this book and Meacham have received plenty of praise — but, for me, there was something lacking, especially compared to the thoroughness of Ron Chernow and David McCullough who did such a great job bringing the first two presidents to life.
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But there's a rhetorical sleight of hand at play in lauding her as the candidate "with a plan"—the phrase surreptitiously implies that thoroughness in and of itself is the antidote to the rot at the center of American politics.
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At the least, as a 22019 graduate, Hillary Rodham, now Hillary Clinton, absorbed intellectual thoroughness, sedulous preparation and presentation skills inflecting negatives as positives, so crucial in public roles, that Wellesley and Seven Sister colleges can and do instill so distinctly.
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And on the entire spectrum of the right, nobody this side of Alex Jones—who hosted McInness on InfoWars on Thursday night—twisted it into "proof" that the left is out to get white men with quite the thoroughness of McInnes.
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Even the term "facial" itself — which can bring to mind "department-store counter mini-services by beauticians" — is outdated and doesn't "accurately describe the thoroughness, personalization, use of technology, and techniques trained skin therapists use to treat the skin," she says.
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At times, the pieces in Dark Pool Party feel less like essays and more like installations: each induces a kind of sensory thoroughness (thanks to a consistent yet dynamic style and voice) and begs to be consumed all at once.
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The timing and the thoroughness of the layoffs were enough to raise suspicions among some — including, notably, Vermont Senator and Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders — that the company was using the pandemic as a way to mask union-busting tactics.
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But neither "Serial" (which is otherwise notable for its thoroughness) nor "Making a Murderer" ever addresses the question of what rights and considerations should be extended to victims of violent crime, and under what circumstances those might justifiably be suspended.
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If they're not interrogating you about your (nonexistent) love life at this year's annual family get-together, you can bet they'll be silently critiquing everything from the way you've prepared the mashed potatoes down to the thoroughness of your vacuuming.
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Mr. Spicer later told people he stuck to talking points that he was given by the counsel's office, and that White House lawyers expressed concern only about how he had described the thoroughness of the internal inquiry into Mr. Flynn.
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The revised guidance was aimed at promoting an investigation that could tamp down Democratic criticism and satisfy on-the-fence Republicans about its thoroughness and fairness while also ensuring a fixed deadline to prevent the investigation from becoming open-ended and spanning weeks.
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In her testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee in September, she spoke with the precision of an expert — she is a psychology professor — and the thoroughness of someone who has been forced to go back over her memories again and again and again.
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"The rigor and thoroughness of the design and testing that went into the Max gives us complete confidence that the changes we're making will address any of these accidents," Mike Sinnett, Boeing's vice president for product strategy, said in a press briefing.
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Senate Democrats have cast doubt on the thoroughness of the scope of the review, citing statements from attorneys for Christine Blasey Ford, the first woman to accuse Kavanaugh of sexual assault, and others who said they had not heard from the FBI.
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The Official Word List (OWL) and the Official Scrabble Player's Dictionary (OSPD) omitted known words, excluded words with more than 8 letters, and generally lacked the thoroughness their assured titles projected (many words lacked their plural forms or had weird, arcane pluralizations).
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"The attacker's thoroughness during reconnaissance and while financial conversations took place has involved such actions as impersonating victims, finding and spoofing internal documents needed to make legitimate wire transfers, and setting up multiple domains and emails to pose as higher-level authorities," the report says.
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No event captured the full extent of Bush's failures quite like Katrina—from cronyism to misleading the public to sheer ineptitude—so it's fitting that not only was this the moment that Wayne stepped forward but that he did it with such devastating thoroughness.
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In the detail and thoroughness of this scene, Muschietti offers the boys of Derry, and boys everywhere, a template for what the path to real manhood looks like: It's all about men showing sensitivity, care, and awareness when it comes to the traumatic experiences women face.
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"He is going to have to choose whether what he's doing is insisting on thoroughness and making sure everything is investigated, or whether he is creating a distraction away from impeachment simply to throw sand in the air," said Mr. Coons, who has endorsed Mr. Biden.
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He also told Lauer he was surprised by the Brazilian authorities' lack of thoroughness the first time he questioned him, and that he and his teammates were robbed at a gas station where they'd stopped to go to the bathroom, as opposed to their taxi being pulled over.
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JK: It's not a direct correlation [to dollars], but studies have shown that about 50% of surfaces and healthcare settings are missed or not cleaned properly, and that if you are able to improve thoroughness of cleaning and cleaning techniques, you can reduce infections by up to 80%.
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The country is itself a cemetery for Jews: out of some 250,000 Jews living in Lithuania before the second world war, some 90% were killed—one of the worst rates in Europe, due to the thoroughness of the Germans and the widespread collaboration of Lithuanians, who rounded up and murdered Jews.
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She had just broken up with her partner of two years, someone who knew her with sufficient thoroughness that his demolition of her character in their final arguments could not fail to undermine her opinion of herself; she clung to the photojournalist's attention as if it were a life raft.
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Antitrust Subcommittee Chairman Mike LeeMichael (Mike) Shumway LeeMcConnell, allies lean into Twitter, media 'war' Conservatives buck Trump over worries of 'socialist' drug pricing Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid MORE (R-Utah) carefully analyzed this issue in 2015 and applauded the thoroughness of DOJ's review the subsequent year.
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Mueller, the former FBI director, is known for his thoroughness diving in on all relevant angles, and that has law enforcement veterans expecting his search for materials to start with the lowest-level campaign aides who may have useful documents and potentially even work their way up to Trump himself.
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The athletes have called for stricter penalties for drug violations — including longer bans of up to eight years and higher fines of up to 1 million euros — while also asking that officials, in scrutinizing the accused Russian athletes, balance thoroughness with speed in order to preserve the integrity of this year's competitions.
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Worsley is like Child in her thoroughness; her fascination with the process and the product; her memorable, energetic style of speaking, which is quite like her writing style — lively and "educated but not too posh," as one of her producers put it — and in her wild, often contagious, occasionally exhausting enthusiasm for her subject.
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Other recent disputes over the Census — including about Census Bureau funding, how much time and money should be spent preparing for the 2020 Census, and whether statistical modeling and sampling should be used to supplement direct counting — have also played out along political lines, as if undermining the thoroughness or integrity of the Census was a legitimate means for political ends.
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But the narrow scope of the investigators' recent questioning — at a time when the N.F.L. knew about the hotel attack but, it says, had not seen the video — points to the fits and starts of an N.F.L. inquiry that security experts who have worked with league say was less than rigorous and at times puzzling for a lack of a thoroughness.
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The Palo Alto mayor said she had her doubts about the thoroughness of the FBI investigation into allegations of sexual misconduct brought against the judge, while also sharing her own criticism about President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE.
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The case is particularly notable for its thoroughness: The woman was visited at her home by British law enforcement at the behest of NASA, photos of her and her mental health and police records were shared between law enforcement agencies, and she was put on a Customs and Border Patrol watch list that would have immediately alerted authorities if she tried to enter the United States.
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I was more than a little pleasantly surprised at the quality and thoroughness of the projects in the DSSG program, and with luck others like it will start popping up around the country, like this one did at UW. If you're interested in the piece-by-piece progress of the course, visit the blog entries of the teams as they worked their way through the problems and solutions described above.
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BOORSTIN: SEE, THAT MAKES ME THINK THAT MAYBE IN THE BACK OF YOUR MIND YOU DON'T WANT TO COMMENT ON THE POLITICAL SIDE OF THINGS BUT GIVEN THE THOROUGHNESS AND THE LOGIC IN JUDGE LEON'S DECISION, THE MOTIVATION OF THE DOJ OR THE GOVERNMENT IN THIS CASE, IT'S HARD FOR ME TO IMAGINE THAT THEY'RE LOOKING AT THE MERITS OF THEIR CASE RATHER THAN ALMOST I SAID EARLIER THAT THEY'RE JUST SORE LOSERS OR SOMETHING.
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The fact that APCO's support for CGI was undercounted could raise questions about the thoroughness of Hillary and Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson Clinton21625 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2900 Buckingham Palace: Any suggestion Prince Andrew was involved in Epstein scandal 'abhorrent' The magic of majority rule in elections MORE's conflicts disclosures as well as the attractiveness of their foundation and of CGI to special interests seeking to curry favor with the State Department.
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I hasten to add, though, that I don't believe it's easy, possible or sensible to divide the world into good schools and bad schools, because the education a student gets has every bit as much to do with the control he or she seizes over it, the experiences he or she demands, the thoroughness and cleverness with which he or she surveys the landscape of that school and figures out how to till it to the best of his or her advantage.
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