I felt like I was doing a courtesy to the chief of neurosurgery letting him know the political aspect of what was going on".
Back here by the bathroom we know if you do a courtesy flush.
Michael Veitch, a spokesman for Senator Roy J. McDonald, an upstate Republican who organized the panel, said early Sunday that the commissioner's office had asked that Mr. Monsour "not participate in the round table," adding, "It was done as a courtesy to the commissioner".
After four hours of detainment, and after they agreed to allow a friend of mine in Austin email them a photo of my permanent resident card, and after they told me that they'd done me a courtesy, a border patrol agent smiled, said: "You're free to go" and pointed to where my shoes sat.
All CAP members are required to render military courtesies to all members of the US military and those of friendly foreign nations; however, as CAP officers are not commissioned by the President of the United States, military personnel are not required to render military courtesies to CAP personnel, though this can be done as a courtesy.
Perhaps it was done as a courtesy, eliminating the need for a $25 cab, or maybe it was a security measure for the scientists and law-enforcement people enjoying the incredible humidity of a South Florida June, but each night at eight and then again at nine, two buses would leave the hotel for the beach.
"I'm not done with my question," Roskam said; he was just doing her a "courtesy".
