"He has mightily pissed off most of the main players by getting into stupid arguments with his advisers about whether or not to attend, for example, EPP summits, then not turning up, but in the muddle failing even to make formal polite excuses.
Ms. Bent's dialogue reads as if it came out the wrong end of a maniacal Italian-to-English Italian-to-English Italian-to-English formal you," someone says by way of apologizing translationer.
Formal equality is no excuse in the face of actual inequality.At a pragmatic level, everybody knows the individual presidential votes of people who live in "safe" red or blue states are worth very little; if you tell any politically aware American "I live in Massachussetts, so my vote doesn't matter", they will understand perfectly what you mean.
Nor was there then any possibility of knowing that Hitler had given his army and his air force orders to attack Poland at dawn, without further excuse or formal declaration of war.For the first time in his career, we may feel grateful to Hitler.
Local officials can secretly or even openly encourage grassroots cadres and the masses to accuse their competitors at higher-level authorities based either on formal rules or politicized excuses in line-struggle (this kind of power struggle appeared more frequently prior to the 1990s in China).
If you miss more than 4 labs without excuse, you will have a formal letter of professionalism sent to your Advisory dean.
"Excuse me, miss," a deep, formal voice says from above her.
As in comics, video game universes are hyper-real, malleable and usually pretty transgressive – they don't need excuses, they don't need formal logic.
The court excused him as a witness, the prosecution dropped its case and Lord Chief Justice Robert Carswell entered a formal ruling of not guilty.
"They are making excuses to pave the way for fraud," Janan said, while acknowledging he would have to request a formal investigation.
