The key issue as we debate climate change in the House of Commons is that one of the reasons the government
gets off the hook in this judgement is on the basis that the Paris Agreement is not enshrined in UK law.
If you think of this report as purely an economic document, it's strange that this group of countries
gets off the hook. Japan, India and South Korea -- which is scolded for its "excessively strong external position" -- merely get a warning to try harder in the future.
So, after this, when Boris
gets off the hook again, can we please just ignore him?
'Israel's biggest gain, a strategic gain, [would be if] the axis of evil between Iran, Syria and Hizbullah is broken' The United States
gets off the hook, Russia will have strengthened its standing in Syria, and Assad remains in power, albeit weakened.
Colin McGregor, Paisley, said: "I don't understand why Levein
gets off the hook. If Craig Brown was in charge he would have been slaughtered for not qualifying from a poor group."
You oughta know something about Alanis Morissette's latest: Her ex-fiance Ryan Reynolds
gets off the hook way too easy.
"The difference between a district that pays a huge settlement and one that
gets off the hook is that they took the situation seriously from the start and didn't just hope it would go away," says Hutton.
Establish monthly quotas for these kinds of stories and make it clear that no reporter
gets off the hook, even when real news is unfolding on his/her beat.
Thus, the everyone concerned always
gets off the hook as no individual is properly held to account, disciplined or dismissed in this sickening and endemic culture that has existed in our council-run social work services for decades.
The returning officer, Lin Homer,
gets off the hook by a narrow margin.
In my opinion, this God
gets off the hook far too easily.
"Eleanor (Jennifer Connelly) is the bad one, and I'm the one who
gets off the hook." Though belonging to different classes, Pam and Doug, both 15, share something important in common: Neither cares about family status or wealth.
Oct 2015: Seems to drive his studs into the chest of Liverpool's Martin Skrtel but
gets off the hook.
Mrs Liddell said: "No one
gets off the hook where mis-selling of personal pensions may have occurred."