"Stopping them somewhere well away from our country," Mr. Kelly replied.
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Yet they are located well away from the fire and the forests.
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Each kept well away from the other's staff and sphere of influence.
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As it was, he preferred to keep the conversation well away from himself.
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Around 10 degrees is possible in coldest spots, well away from the Beltway.
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Now, let's end as we started, well away from the subject of food.
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Perhaps around 30 degrees in the coldest spots well away from the Beltway.
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It is keeping Iran well away from the ability to produce nuclear weapons.
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Instead it suggests that inspection posts should be sited well away from the border.
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Dust must be kept well away from camera equipment, but it is deeply photogenic.
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Personally, I took the rumors about him as testimony and stayed well away from him.
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Here are NASA's viewing tips: Find an area well away from city or street lights.
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The dollar dropped to 104.92 yen, pulling well away from an early high of 106.875.
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This usually involves drones being kept well away from people, buildings, airports and other aircraft.
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I try to keep my own feelings on the film well away from my actual bet.
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It moved well away from a 21.4-21.3/2-month low of $1.1553 plumbed last week.
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It moved well away from a 21.3-1/2-month low of $1.1553 plumbed last week.
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The cyclone forced thousands of people to seek shelter well away from low-lying coastal areas.
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Normally political leaders steer well away from making any observations about the domestic polices of their allies.
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There is a high probability of trop storm and hurricane conditions well away from the center. pic.twitter.
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At G-8 summit meetings, Trump would have to be seated well away from any female leaders.
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I am suddenly, uncomfortably, aware of being surrounded by thousands of people, and well away from an exit.
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Mr. Gbédji stayed well away from the Pendjari River, feeling safe on the Benin side, other guides said.
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Mr. Gbédji stayed well away from the Pendjari River, feeling safe on the Benin side, other guides said.
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But any generator should be protected from moisture and kept outside, well away from any windows or doors.
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Ultimately, near dawn, we bottom out in the mid-20s well away from the Beltway to low 30s downtown.
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Think of this like sports teams who don't perform as well away as they do on their home court.
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The second time around, I knew to park well away from the camera — and to better frame the shot.
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Christmas trees, whether real or artificial, should be placed well away from heat sources like fireplaces, vents and radiators.
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"This is an isolated incident that occurred well away from any popular tourist areas," the ministry said in a statement.
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It is a French tradition of strategic voting that aims to keep extremists well away from the halls of power.
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"We are staying well away from emerging market assets because of that and hold very limited EM exposure," he said.
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But by sunrise, the saboteurs were well away, beginning a 280-mile trek across forests and mountains to neutral Sweden.
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The publisher Well + Away recently came out with a series of healthy travel guides, called VitalGuides, with vegans in mind.
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The greenback popped back above 21.4415 yen, pulling well away from a four-month trough of 25 plumbed on Monday.
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A small knot of protesters formed Saturday afternoon as well, but the police kept them well away from the club.
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"I thought it was a real good game, I thought we played real well away from the puck," Cameron said.
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Flooding from storm surges and severe wind and rain can also be dangerous well away from the center of a storm.
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The greenback popped back above 118.00 yen JPY=, pulling well away from a four-month trough of 21.4415 plumbed on Monday.
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Silva is now at a crossroads where he could compete in Japan well away from the USA and the ban's jurisdiction.
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Public appearances have been carefully choreographed: typically, a tour of a factory filled with supporters, with the media kept well away.
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Some residents of the capital, however, stayed well away from the nearby festivities for fear of being wrongly identified as Trump supporters.
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Some scuffles broke out outside the voting center between protesters and police, who used metal barricades to keep the demonstrations well away.
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You didn't touch those Jello shots and stayed well away from the bottle of supermarket red being passed around at the afterparty.
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Google says it's OK to use cleaning wipes on Pixel handsets, but use them sparingly, well away from the ports and buttons.
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Most of the protesters in the tent encampments remained well away from the border fence and did not participate in the violence.
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It jumped more than 0.74393 percent to 20.7439 yen, pulling well away from a three-year trough around 21.1 set on Thursday.
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Even if the center of Lane remains offshore, severe impacts could still be realized as they extend well away from the center.
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Hvid said he and the woman snuck across the fence well away from the pyramid and slowly made their way toward the pyramid.
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As with most hurricanes, you'll notice that the most active area of lightning production is well away from the center of the storm.
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It pulled well away from a recent peak of $0.7836, while its trade weighted index was also knocked off a one-year high.
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There could well be other uses in grocery, other uses in retail and frankly could well be in sectors well away from retail.
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Here are NASA's tips for how to watch: To view the Eta Aquarids find an area well away from city or street lights.
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And well away from the world of food, Joe Ide is back with a new mystery novel about his brilliant creation Isaiah Quintabe.
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Farther north, long-lived Hurricane Jose continued to head northward well away from the U.S. East Coast but causing dangerous surf and rip currents.
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The New Zealand dollar popped back above 22 cents NZD=D21.1377, pulling well away from a two-week trough of $296.804 touched on Tuesday.
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So I'd like to be well away from that, and I would say that's going to take a little bit of time in my thinking.
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In the north and west of China, well away from its glittering coast, housing prices are about the same as they were five years ago.
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"Even well away from the center you can get some of these winds," NHC Director Ken Graham warned in a live update posted on Facebook.
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"Reports indicate that most of the demonstrators stayed well away from the border fence and were not violent," the United Nations reported Zerihoun as saying.
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Lastly, and this is hard to see unless you play, but full 3D combat from an isometric perspective is something that people stay well away from.
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Having said that, the other passengers spoke no English whatsoever, so I certainly felt like I was well away from home, but in a positive way.
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That's at odds with the majority of his colleagues at the Fed who favor lifting rates well away from zero before altering its current balance sheet policy.
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That tornado's location -- well away from the hurricane's core, and in the storm's front-right quadrant (relative to the hurricane's direction) -- is typical for cyclone-produced tornadoes.
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It jumped nearly 21.1358 percent to 20.6 yen after rising as high as 118.87.598, pulling well away from a three-year trough around 0.74463 set on Thursday.
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Against the Japanese yen, the dollar was a shade lower at 110.71 yen, staying well away from the 111-level last breached before the Fed's rate announcement.
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"Fun Home" opened on June 27 to near-ecstatic reviews and is selling briskly at the adventurous Young Vic playhouse, well away from the commercial West End.
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At 73 percent of income, the division's expenses sit at the top end of UBS's preferred range, and well away from a 65 percent cost-to-income target.
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Jean-Jacques Brot, prefect of the Yvelines region, told reporters the demonstration would be confined to the city's central avenue, well away from the palace and shopping areas.
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If another uprising starts, its demands will go beyond the removal of a figurehead and the election of a legislature kept well away from the levers of real power.
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Lee, who didn't attend last Thursday's preparatory hearing for his trial on bribery, embezzlement and other charges, is kept well away from other inmates at the Seoul Detention Centre.
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Our research on development in flood zones reminds us that flooding problems in low-lying coastal regions are not unique and also affect areas well away from the shore.
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"These are quite a big hazard in vegetative areas and the explosions can occur well away from the lava flow itself," USGS geologist Janet Babb said on the call.
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If anything, the Kremlin may have been somewhat pleased, albeit secretly, that the United States had hit targets well away from the primary areas of Russian control, one analyst suggested.
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"I knew it was a bit risky but the plan was to stay well away from the water, even once I got my fish," fisherman Luke Robertson told NT News.
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Another member of the contingent of fighters hailing from Dagestan to be housed on the UFC roster, Magomedov has some serious fighting pedigree well away from the confines of a cage.
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"Even if the center of Lane were to remain offshore, it is important to remember that impacts from a hurricane can extend well away from the center," the Hurricane Center said.
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In offshore markets, the Chinese currency fell 0.1 percent against the dollar to 6.8562 on Monday, but was well away from the 6.91 weak point the yuan had plumbed last week.
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The first is the Turkish boudoir, built for her in 1777 to the plans of Richard Mique, an Orientalist confection of a room set well away from the other royal apartments.
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I knew a beast of a workstation wouldn't fare well away from a power outlet, but I was surprised by its four-hour lifespan in our battery test, especially considering its price.
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Tens of thousands of meteors larger than 10 grams of material fall to Earth each year, though the vast majority fall over rural or oceanic regions well away from direct human observation.
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Italy's 10-year government bond yield edged higher to 2.76 percent, near a recent three-week high of 2.80 percent hit on Monday, and well away from January's low of 2.56 percent.
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Shortly after he arrived at the protest site near Rafah, a bullet ripped into Alaa's right leg, even though he insists he was well away from the fence separating Gaza and Israel.
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"I like the question," Dozier responded when asked to explain why the Twins, who became baseball's fourth 20-game winner on the road this season, were playing so well away from home.
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GC: Mm. And in terms of the-, I mean, the old problems, about debts lingering in the system, you feel Spain has done enough now, and is well away from the crisis?
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Though she stayed well away from the spotlight, leaving that to her brother, it was clear Kim Yo Jong played a significant role in orchestrating the talks and ensuring the day ran smoothly.
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That's the most important thing in those types of games, to make sure you are playing well away from the puck and just try to keep it as simple offensively as you can.
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Snake catcher Lana Field told the Brisbane Times the snake was released into a wildlife corridor located well away from the school, which apparently gets its fair share of snakes now and then.
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Beauty is one of 45 people the charity aims to support this year by finding them a place to live and employment in restaurants, well away from the preying eyes of traffickers, Cannavo said.
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"I'm well away of the unrest among all of you key actors in the telecoms sectors caused by the ongoing discussions around the cybersecurity of 203G," Gabriel continued, fleshing out the Commission's current thinking.
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It's true she has sought to keep herself well away from the cut and thrust of politics but at the end of the day there are residual powers and responsibilities which lie with her.
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It is annual portfolio rebalancing season and, given the huge gains in all stock markets around the world last year, portfolio allocations between stocks and bonds would have moved well away from target weightings.
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"I would say in terms of public safety, the vehicle kept well away from anything... where it could pose even the slightest risk to population or property," he said during a post-launch press conference.
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Despite 3 1/2 years of heavy money printing by the BOJ, weak household spending and a strong yen weighing on import costs have kept inflation well away from the central bank's 2 percent goal.
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The 33-year-old has pitched well away from Citi Field, going 23-26 with a 25 ERA in 19 career road starts, including 2-1 with a 2.59 ERA in five outings this season.
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Opponents want the pipeline, if not rejected outright, to be re-routed well away from Nebraska's Sandhills region, named for its sandy soil, which overlies one of the largest freshwater aquifers in the United States.
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Williams also said he expects the Fed to allow its balance sheet to shrink only after rates are "well away" from zero, and that eventually it will be a lot smaller than the current $4.5 trillion.
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Then, the Newcastle team put the mantises on platforms and showed them an image of a dark prey-like object on a bright background, while ensuring the screen was well away out of their strike range.
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Despite three and a half years of heavy money printing by the BOJ, weak household spending and a strong yen pushing down import costs have kept inflation well away from the central bank's 2 percent goal.
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Elephant in your lap: Flying in an F-16 The crash occurred 5 nautical miles south of Peterson Air Force base, well away from the stadium where the military branch's ceremony was taking place, officials said.
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"The Fed can complement its regulatory efforts on the financial-stability front by maintaining a relatively large balance sheet (around $4.5 trillion) even when policy rates have moved well away" from zero, the paper's authors added.
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Augusta National could not stop the protest but was able to keep it well away from the club's doorstep, a court order restricting the event to a muddy field out of view of patrons and sponsors.
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The latest plan, analysts said, will never pass muster in Ireland because officials fear that customs checks on the island, even if they were tucked well away from the border, would be a magnet for terrorists.
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Victor Khosla, founder and senior managing partner of Strategic Value Partners, a $6bn distressed debt hedge fund, says the list of troubled retailers his firm now monitors is "extraordinarily long", but he is staying well away.
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The yen rose 275.203 percent against the dollar on Friday to 2275.20 after tumbling to a two-week low of 21.1 overnight, but remained well away from an 21-month high of 105.55 plumbed on May 3.
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The UFC's desperation to have Cyborg on their books for a hopeful stint as a bantamweight—keeping her well away from the clutches of Scott Coker's Bellator promotion—is as telling as that bantamweight run is unlikely.
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They're often well away from the cyclone's eye ... Most tornadoes happen in a tropical cyclone's outer rain bands, about 50 to 200 miles from the center, though some have been spawned near the inner core, NOAA said.
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" In a supporting statement, Chris Woodroofe, Gatwick Airport's COO, added: "We welcome the clarity that today's announcement provides as it leaves no doubt that anyone flying a drone must stay well away from aircraft, airports and airfields.
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They're often well away from the cyclone's eye ... Most tornadoes happen in a tropical cyclone's outer rain bands, about 50 to 300 miles from the center, though some have been spawned near the inner core, NOAA says.
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A new Fed chair would take the helm as the central bank eases well away from crisis-era policies in response to a strengthening economy and falling unemployment, though inflation still lingers below the Fed's 2-percent goal.
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In particular, the company says you can't cross the streams on canon: combining Mario and Luigi is fine, but Link can't share a shirt with Fox McCloud, and Wario has to keep well away from those Splatoon kids.
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But now I feel cleaner when I use them, and I like that my hands are well away from the action — although I do still swoop in with a toilet paper pat-dry once the washing is over.
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Even though Irma swerved well away from Miami, it is a "major event for Florida and also a major event for the insurance industry", Torsten Jeworrek, member of the board of German reinsurance giant Munich Re, told journalists on Sunday.
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I took off my shoes and walked up to N., our erstwhile guide, who was smoking a cigarette, standing well away from the surf where the others were wading, letting the waves brush their ankles and calves, shouting and laughing.
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In the southwest, where rebels hold territory at the Israeli and Jordanian border, Assad faces the risk of conflict with Israel, which wants his Iranian-backed allies kept well away from the frontier and has mounted air strikes in Syria.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Typhoon Noru raked Japan's main island of Honshu with heavy rains and strong winds on Tuesday, despite being downgraded to a tropical storm, flooding rivers and prompting the evacuation of thousands at one point, but staying well away from Tokyo.
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They brought a shotgun, which one of them used to obliterate the locks securing two gates and the motion sensors that otherwise would have kept them well away from Devils Hole, a deep, warm pool that is home to a critically endangered fish.
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They include Rodan, a volcano-based dragonoid whose wings are fretted with fire; Mothra, a flying insect of rare beauty, which, like all moths, should be kept well away from your cashmere sweaters; and a mammoth-flavored enormity whose name I didn't catch.
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In a worst-case scenario, they say, it would instead be torn from its moorings and sent barreling inland, plowing through buildings until it landed, steaming and dented and with two active reactors on board, well away from its source of coolant.
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Their families are kept back in mainland China, and young soldiers are kept well away from potential trouble spots and red-light areas — a far cry from Hong Kong's reputation as a rollicking liberty port for Western servicemen dating back to the Cold War.
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People have been told repeatedly that their efforts to stay well or stay well away from others will not only benefit them, but protect the lives of the more vulnerable people around them, like older adults and people with serious, long-term health challenges.
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The slicked-down hair on the models brought to mind the street toughs of Mr. Tisci's southern Italian background, as did a casting that skewed in a traditionally masculine direction and well away from the northern climes and the representative pale ephebes favored now by many designers.
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EU negotiators have floated ideas about making customs and regulatory checks on goods by discreet technical means well away from sea transit routes between Britain's mainland and its Irish province to try to overcome objections from Foster — and May — that such differences undermine the United Kingdom's integrity.
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"It is important for users to realize that significant impacts extend well away from the center of Florence, and serious hazards such as a dangerous storm surge and flooding rains will cover a large area regardless of exactly where the center moves," the National Hurricane Center reports.
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The People's Bank of China's intervention last week to impose a reserve requirement on foreign exchange forward contracts had the desired impact of halting the slide in the yuan - in offshore markets, it fell 0.1 percent to 6.8574 , well away from the 6.91 weak point plumbed last week.
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In the 299 assault which the veterans are commemorating—codenamed Gunnerside—Norwegian commandos parachuted in well away from the target, from where they were to cross the Vidda undetected, join forces with a smaller group, codenamed Grouse, which had acted as scouts for the ill-fated Freshman, and mount the attack.
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The buttons are in the right place, too, with a power button below the volume rockers on the right side and the fingerprint sensor easy to reach in the center back of the phone's body (well away from the two camera modules, which are in the upper left of the smartphone's reverse side).
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"We have no idea why this little pup was abandoned in the way she was but we know it is a miracle she is alive as the place she was left is an empty almost derelict site well away from the public where rubbish is dumped in a corner," the message said.
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Yes, the company did announce the U12+ — with a squeezable side — in May and it is working on a blockchain phone that we kind of got a look at during our Shenzhen event last year, but these are peripheral plays that are tucked well away from where the mainstream players are dueling, a place where HTC used to be.
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" She adds, "Because it may gradually move inland, areas well away from the coastline and even hundreds of miles from the center of the storm could see heavy rain and flash flooding," noting that "residents across the Mid-Atlantic and the Southeast should continue to watch the forecast of Florence and take the time to prepare for possible impacts.
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And while the UK's existing Drone Code (which was issued in 2016) already warns operators to restrict drone flights to 400ft — and to stay "well away" from airports and aircraft — those measures are now being baked into law, via an amendment to the 2016 Air Navigation Order (ahead of a full drone bill which was promised for Spring but still hasn't materialized yet).
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And then on the budget that just passed Congress, Trumpism was more like a Death Star tractor beam, dragging the G.O.P. well away from all its professed Obama-era priorities: Gone was the sequester, gone was all the talk of cutting and capping and balancing, and instead we got a guns-and-butter budget that would have done Lyndon Johnson or George W. Bush proud.
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