One pro-Europe Tory, requesting anonymity, noted bluntly: "We are in grave danger of putting ourselves on a mindless glide path to exit" Europe.
As one of my lawyers bluntly put it (who requested to remain anonymous), "until the Federal Government steps up to protect the women in this country you're mowing grass with a butter knife.
The government responded to the disqualification request bluntly, telling the judge, Leonard B. Sand, that Mr. Young's request should be "swiftly rejected".
However, her assistant bluntly declined the request and directed them to the new competition commissioner, Vestager.
Haq said that after several attacks on his home, he requested assistance from the governor and provincial chief of police, who "bluntly told me they couldn't help me".
Eric Nordstrom, the Diplomatic Security agent who oversaw security in Libya until two months before the attack, recently told members of Congress that when he requested 12 additional agents he was told he was asking for "the sun the moon and the stars" After his request was turned down twice, Mr. Nordstrom replied bluntly to his superiors in Washington.
With an uncharacteristically determined manner, the judge also bluntly rejected Microsoft's request for months of additional hearings on the remedy for its antitrust violations, telling stunned Microsoft lawyers near the end of the day, "I am not contemplating any further process".
In a bluntly worded letter rejecting United's request for $1.8 billion in loan guarantees this week, a federal board highlighted the company's revenue struggle.
In a ruling circulated on Monday, Justice Arthur M. Diamond of State Supreme Court in Mineola rejected the county's request for a preliminary injunction blocking the takeover, bluntly dismissing most of its arguments.
THE deputy mayor did not respond to a request for comment on whether he meant what he said, or even how bluntly he said it.
In March, New York Supreme Court Justice Jennifer G. Schecter ruled that the Zervos lawsuit could proceed, bluntly writing, "No one is above the law". Last month, another appeals court in New York denied Trump's request to stay proceedings in the case.
