Surrogates in a sentence

These surrogates possess specific expertise about the threats and targets that our usual surrogates (Congress, the courts and leakers) may not.

Other problems may include events pertaining to robot surrogates (e.g. the movie Surrogates ) where tissue of living organisms is interchanged with robotic systems.

Since the ranges for the high surrogates, low surrogates, and valid BMP characters are disjoint, it is not possible for a surrogate to match a BMP character, or for (parts of) two adjacent characters to look like a legal surrogate pair.

In addition, societies must find pathways not to actively reward their political class and its surrogates for polluting the information ecosystem.

Multiple Trump surrogates confirmed that he had indeed purchased the weapon — then later deleted or otherwise memory-holed those confirmations.

She and Black campaign surrogates have frequently asserted that their community cannot afford to split the vote — or else they would “give up” their “seat,” as 28th Ward Ald.

This is an open call, an open challenge, to the Leader of the Opposition and his MPs in Parliament – and to the surrogates in the newspapers, radio and TV – please answer the questions posed in this column simply; we want no “ifs and buts”.

Those Trump surrogates with tickets to the debate itself will still be able to attend, CNN reported, because the tickets are distributed by the Republican National Committee.

An average of recent Pennsylvania polling has Trump leading by less than 1 percentage point, according to Real Clear Politics, and both candidates and their surrogates have been campaigning heavily in the commonwealth in the closing weeks of the election.

Before anyone knew a thing about the man who had pulled the trigger, Mr. Trump’s most senior surrogates, including Mr. Vance and Senator Tim Scott of South Carolina, were blaming President Biden and Democrats.

For these campaign surrogates, it is a very public opportunity to stake their claim to a job in a future Trump cabinet – or even as his vice-president.

High-profile feminists such as Gloria Steinem and Julie Bindel argue that surrogacy commodifies a woman's body, leaving surrogates, who are often from poorer backgrounds, open to exploitation.

In an effort to limit the damage, Trump surrogates have sought to distance their party and its candidate from the joke.

In practice, there have been signs the new administration has struggled with transitioning into the executive role, as evidenced by his top surrogates repeatedly wading into political storms, and vacancies in government positions remaining unfilled.

It’s deploying key surrogates — most notably Harris’ running mate, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz — to lessen the impact of choosing to travel to one part of the country versus the other.

Jagdeo pointed out the active role the AFC and its surrogates played, in trying to rig the 2020 election… including a list of dead people the AFC claimed voted during the election.

Meanwhile, Trump’s campaign is issuing warnings about Democrats getting us into World War III and has Tulsi Gabbard and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as key campaign surrogates.

Much of their outreach is focused on reaching voters through family, friends or influencers, rather than through the president or traditional political surrogates.

Netanyahu has survived politically, despite serious corruption charges, projecting himself as the nation’s defender against threat from Iran and its surrogates.

Often, he pairs hetero-curious gay men with female surrogate partners and homo-curious men with male surrogates.