Police Commissioner Howard Safir told state lawmakers investigating the release that the police had made similar disclosures of sealed records in the past without quarrel.
He agreed to give two long background interviews at his house in McLean, Va., patiently answering every question, and later when I asked to put many of his comments on the record, he agreed to every one without quarrel or haggling.
In fiction, I'm God, without quarreling apostles, without competing deities, without any foot-dragging villagers.
The week passed without a quarrel, apart from an ugly spat between a margay and the parrot.
But suddenly, as if without a reason, Heart, Brain, and Body, and Imagination All gather in tumultuous joy together, Running like children down the path of morning To fields where they can play without a quarrel: A country I'd forgotten, but remember, And welcome with a cry.
Kuwait's presidency of the GCC in 2014, as one Gulf figure familiar with the GCC work put it, "was able to keep the GCC ship sailing ahead without turbulent quarrels, helping it arrive in the port at Doha charged with hope".
He would rather get the money without an unseemly quarrel with his own party, however.Mr Obama's choice of Mrs Clinton to head the State Department suggests either that he wants to delegate the day-to-day handling of foreign affairs to a star, or that he wants someone to blame if something goes horribly wrong.
Liu Shi knows that it's smart to consult more than one source when learning about these kinds of political incidents, however, due to Chinese censorship, she couldn't find any other material on the protests or massacre and therefore considered the whole thing a semantic quarrel without any specific importance.
There is no quarrel here without its verbal compensations.
They confirm that a writer's individual self-awareness is always historically determined, and that one cannot assess a writer's work without examining her particular quarrel with the world, the rage or discontent that took her to writing in the first place.
He explained the phenomenon with a quote from "Phineas Redux," the Anthony Trollope novel: "The apostle of Christianity and the infidel can meet without a chance of a quarrel; but it is never safe to bring together two men who differ about a saint or a surplice".
