"We have a longstanding defense relationship with Russia we cannot
wish away," a diplomatic source told NDTV ahead of US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo's visit to New Delhi on Tuesday.
The statement added: 'The Buhari Presidency should know that their threats and confrontation cannot take away the fact that their principal's certificate issue requires a personal responsibility and Mr President cannot
wish away this responsibility as he had always done on official matters.
He has had many opportunities to examine the causes of victories and defeats, so he is not someone you can
wish away. He will pull a surprise on you.
The weeping sore which was Jack Rodwell has been paid off, Jason Steele has been given away and a collection of out-of-contract players released but - as the previous regime discovered - the new owners cannot
wish away problem players.
They will not tell you to paint on a happy face, use positive thinking to
wish away your problems, or worse, pretend your problems don't exist.
Addressing the flag hoisting ceremony arranged by Pakistan High Commission in New Delhi at the Chancery's lush green lawns, Basit stressed that the political aspiration of the people of Jammu and Kashmir could not be suppressed, nor could anyone belittle or
wish away their legitimate struggle and enormous sacrifices, says a press release received here from India.
Former home secretary, and chairman of the Labour In for Britain campaign, Alan Johnson, said: "Michael Gove wants to
wish away reality, but every credible independent forecaster says Brexit will hurt our economy.
No mother would ever
wish away her child, but, like Katie, we have the right to wish the circumstances could have been different.
The country's lawmakers and common people must subject themselves to more stringent examination today and not
wish away a problem which, if left unchecked, will spiral out of proportion and, as evidence suggests, eventually come back to haunt them at home.
As we near the 40th anniversary of the Emergency on June 25, it is clear the Congress is seeking to
wish away a storm of criticism that is likely to hit the party in the coming week.
There are powerful political tides sweeping the continent - strong nationalist movements, hard attitudes on immigration, aggressive Russian expansionism and the siren call of parties and governments who would
wish away the rules of economics.