When it's counted — even in less pressing cases than the one you describe, such as Ethiopia — the Obama Administration has been no different than most.
Mr Nel said members of his team were engaged in "more pressing" cases, which needed their attention, as well as "personal arrangements" over the Easter holidays.
Since the passing of the non-literal into the standardized literal is hopelessly vague, it will be difficult in some pressing cases to tell what has been lexicalized as a different meaning and what has not.
In pressing the cases, prosecutors have required defendants to pay more than $1.5 million in restitution to the U.S. government to recover the costs of redoing improper background investigations.
The United States may also face challenges in pressing its case against Iran's nuclear programs, some experts asserted.
The patients must be restrained in pressing their case, however, because many have criminal records.
On the linguistic front, two adjectives were repeatedly wielded by wilderness advocates in pressing their case.
French doubts are widely shared in Europe: only Britain and Sweden are now forthright in pressing the case for admitting Turkey.
Abortion opponents are having success in pressing their case through new Republican-controlled legislatures across the country.
A decade ago the Defense Intelligence Agency was among the most aggressive in pressing the case that Iraq had an active nuclear weapons program.
