As a result, Republicans will be spared from a politically difficult vote just weeks before elections this fall.
(If I barf right next to the video screen, will those little boys in the front of the bus be spared from a lifetime association between sex and violence?).
Sauter was the only one to be spared from a 12-truck crash that occurred when pole-sitter Jeb Burton got tangled up with Busch, sending the Sprint Cup star slamming into both the inside and outside walls.
Although no balls or cones got close to the players during their trip, Koeman said his side would not be spared from any activities such as an ice hockey clinic.
And the work almost immediately proved its worth: in 1866, most of London was spared from a cholera outbreak which hit part of the East End, the only section not yet connected to the new system.
For example, NNT does not differentiate between patients in whom a recurrence is prevented without suffering side effects and patients who are spared from a recurrence but who do suffer serious side effects.
Here, we show that cultured LMP tumour cells did not undergo the severe ploidy changes that characterised cystadenomas as they aged in vitro and thus were spared from a ploidy-dependent crisis.
In part because NATO's soldiers have done better here than in other places, the town of Kamenica was one of the few mixed areas that was spared from an orgy of anti-Serb violence last March.But look harder: even here, Serb and Albanian children do not play together regularly; they use the playground at different times.
Overall, we conclude that HSP induction is altered specifically in the cardiac tissue of old mice and that other tissues, including the brain, are spared from an age-related decline in the HSR.
By Mr Nakagawa's reasoning, anything better than that ought to be considered a success, and Mr Mori might then be spared from resignation.Although a considerable loss, such an outcome could still give the LDP, with its two small coalition partners, the New Komeito and the Conservative Party, a majority in the house and allow it to keep control of the main committees.
A children's services spokeswoman, Sharman Stein, said she could not say that child-protective workers, who investigate reports of abuse and neglect, would be spared from layoffs; Marc La Vorgna, a spokesman for Mr. Bloomberg, said, "It's an issue we have to look at very carefully".
