claque

Des opposants politiques sont rentres au compte-gouttes, ces dernieres annees, certains apres avoir claque la porte du CNARED suite a des divisions internes pour le leadership, d'autres en reponse a l'appel des autorites burundaises.

With President Duterte again making a push in his State of the Nation Address for the reinstatement of the death penalty, dutiful noises are being heard from his claque in Congress.

Lors d'une conference de presse a l'issue des travaux de l'assemblee generale, Agli a affirme que l'organisation est ouverte a tout le monde, y compris a ceux qui ont claque la porte.

And the entire Claque [Wikileaks, Greenwald et al] did a Hamlet,

Her Snap Story also played host to a photo of herself in a car with a claque of female pals, two of whom wore 'Insta Facial' masks from Dr.

Whatever his intent -- whether to fire special counsel Robert Mueller, pardon anyone whom Mueller indicts as complicit in crimes, or simply to pardon himself if it comes to that -- Trump is counting on continued indulgence from his claque of enablers in Congress, who have excused multiple scandals that would have brought down a Democratic president.

Naturally, this advance displeases the anti-"designer baby" claque of bioethicists.

At a notorious early performance in Naples, he was booed by a section of the audience because he failed to pay a claque to cheer for him.

In chapter 3, Low examines the "triangulated relationship" between actors, audience members, and the French neoclassical claque, suggesting that the proscenium did not necessarily alienate audiences from the performance; in fact, it helped to turn the audiences into performers (77).

The only din came from a claque of saintly women of the type who chew their nails waiting for the god-given opportunity to loudly look for maidens to rescue from the big bad wolf.