" Midler jumped into the fray, admonishing the pop star's parent: ".
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That did not stop the Senate Ethics Committee from admonishing him.
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The veteran mezzo-soprano Dolora Zajick was Mary, Senta's admonishing nurse.
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Obviously she is a minority admonishing (Ph) and she&aposs a woman.
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Roth later allowed people to return after admonishing them to remain silent.
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Usually the interrupter is seeking attention, or admonishing the interruptee, or both.
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I'm admonishing you for the press, get him the hell out of there!
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Students wrote editorials admonishing their administrators in the school newspaper about her case.
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Ben Sasse, a Nebraska Republican said in a Facebook post admonishing the administration.
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One of her earliest memories is her father admonishing her for squashing bugs.
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Ms Merkel asked supporters to get behind them while admonishing them for the photos.
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At one point, Warren effectively silenced Delaney by admonishing his dearth of policy ambition.
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He's leading the group in prayer, and admonishing the congregation to protest more loudly.
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Before he could respond, another journalist, who was black, stepped in, admonishing the guy.
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Boomers, you're probably sick of us alternating between rolling our eyes and admonishing you.
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"These are firm deadlines; they're not aspirational goals," said Judge Sabraw, admonishing the government.
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" He recalled admonishing himself, "All you have to do is sit down and work!
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Trump then retweeted video clips directly criticizing Barr for admonishing him to pipe down.
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That's not me admonishing people; I'm just observing that that's what people have done.
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"It's about being creative," he said, admonishing those who reach too quickly for a barrette.
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The paper appended a correction and published a self-admonishing article by its media critic.
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A tall man in a suit approached, relieving her of the duty of admonishing me.
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Her priest also harshly silences her, admonishing her for putting her brothers' lives at risk.
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Viewers watching via livestream noticed immediately, and posted photos to Twitter, admonishing Ellis for his behavior.
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Utley says the app is also meant to help sharing positive messages, rather than admonishing them.
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Darrelle Revis fumed, admonishing teammates not to return after the game unless the Jets had won.
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"You have to concentrate," he said, admonishing me, but gently, very much in control of himself.
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Pence added to Beijing's annoyance by publicly admonishing China to respect Hong Kong's laws and autonomy.
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We spent long periods with the judge agreeing with him and admonishing me from on high.
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Trump is publicly admonishing McMaster for failing to toe the Trump administration line in his remarks.
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Even as the legislation was passing on the House floor, Senate Republicans were admonishing the House's efforts.
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Kamala Harris at Wednesday's high-profile hearing, admonishing her and other Democrats to stop cutting off witnesses.
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For weeks, Republicans have been publicly and privately admonishing the way their health care bill was crafted.
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Spielberg isn't just admonishing us; he's talking with very old friends, with ghosts, and maybe to himself.
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The tape recorder, which Krapp regards as his admonishing enemy and bosom buddy, is white and curved.
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"This isn't 'Saturday Night Live,' Al," McConnell said, admonishing Franken, who later wrote a note of apology.
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Right now it's still based on getting in groups...and admonishing people, which we know doesn't work well.
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According to Democrats in the meeting, she also urged members against tweets admonishing fellow Democratic members of Congress.
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Mr. Rouhani himself addressed the issue on Wednesday morning, admonishing the media for stirring up a hornet's nest.
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According to Democrats in the meeting, Pelosi also urged members against tweets admonishing fellow Democratic members of Congress.
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Another Republican Senator -- Roy Blunt of Missouri -- also issued a statement Monday admonishing Trump and praising the Khans.
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There goes McCain (who isn't on this committee) interrupting Kamala Harris again, and admonishing her to be nice.
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Cheney herself has toed a line that many Republicans have, admonishing Trump's rhetoric but still supporting his candidacy.
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"How dare you," she said, admonishing them for "empty words" instead of concrete actions to preserve the planet.
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She was back on the loudspeaker, this time admonishing parents for letting their children wander down the lanes.
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A defeated McConnell turned to his caucus and spoke about the loss, admonishing his GOP colleagues who voted no.
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They tried to be friendly, admonishing me for my fear: We don't kill people; we just need the money.
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You hear it even more in his voice when he's admonishing Nashville for being a sweatshop for pop songs.
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Perez said she eventually "put him on zero," admonishing him in front of another officer to leave her alone.
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The silencing finger is now an admonishing finger, only she cannot decide which of us to direct it at.
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One saw that Zeena had forgotten to pull down the flap over her eyes and began loudly admonishing her.
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" Philip Rucker of the Washington Post commented that Trump was admonishing a news network "for merely covering his political opponents.
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Admonishing those who skip the post-bathroom break sanitary step, Haddish eventually steps in and lathers up her own hands.
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The president dismisses these concerns, admonishing American companies to manufacture in the United States if they want to avoid tariffs.
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" Judge James Cramer opened the hearing by admonishing everybody to remain calm, saying he expected it to be "heart wrenching.
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The attempt to unseat Shafi gained national attention last week as top Texas lawmakers weighed in admonishing the GOP group.
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The group's poetry pushed revolution and self-determination, while admonishing listeners about survival in an environment defined by racialized poverty.
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In this sense, Neil is still leading all of us who served, admonishing us to be better for one another.
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As such, lines admonishing, "Don't spend all your time chasing your mother's shadow" are interspersed with pithy songs delivered deadpan.
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Carrying signs admonishing the Trump administration for its cruel immigration policies, protesters turned out in droves to stand with separated families.
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LePage, who started the conference with a Rocky quote, spent the majority of his speech admonishing reporters for publicizing his comments.
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Price, after all, maintained a reputation on Capitol Hill of being a fiscal hardliner and constant voice admonishing wasteful government spending.
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But they've spent far more of their time and energy urging intervention, and admonishing the Obama administration when it wasn't forthcoming.
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Indeed, one piece went missing last spring, and a small placard was put in its place, admonishing museumgoers not to steal.
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Trump released a tweet tirade on Thursday morning admonishing Democrats for not making enough progress on infrastructure, health care, and veterans issues.
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The Federalist Society doesn't just elevate conservative judges, but polices them, admonishing judges for rulings that depart from the conservative party line.
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Khan spoke a few days earlier at the Democratic National Convention, delivering a searing speech admonishing Trump for his comments about Muslims.
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He even threw out the tried and true (actually false) claims of voter fraud, admonishing his supporters to watch out for it.
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Dinner guests nodded and showed one another their phones: Like clockwork, the president had sent out a Twitter message admonishing North Korea.
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Many pointed out the message put the onus on women to protect themselves instead of admonishing perpetrators, and the text was later changed.
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Thunders gigs were rife with these, along with Johnny's delight in ribbing the crowd and admonishing them for their reaction (or lack thereof).
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Particularly not pleased about The Punisher being cut was Eminem, who wrote a caps-only tweet admonishing the streaming giant for its decision.
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She remembered her ex admonishing her, one of the few times she'd been genuinely excited, telling her not to take over the kiss.
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Knicks coaches are still admonishing players for not committing to the system, and reporters are still asking whether the players grasp their roles.
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On a recent visit to Washington, I often had the sense that the graven voices of the memorials were speaking in admonishing tones.
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When the City of Savannah Government posted images to their public Facebook page admonishing the rascal, commenters were certainly more amused than offended.
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Shortly after beginning his post in Germany, he elicited the annoyance of politicians there by admonishing any German companies doing business with Iran.
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Advertising trade groups are admonishing Apple for adding features to its web browser Safari which will limit the user data companies can see.
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He promptly motioned for us to move to the most forward seats near him, like a teacher admonishing us for talking in class.
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President Trump spent several days on Twitter this week admonishing Ford's rival General Motors to reopen an idled car factory in Lordstown, Ohio.
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After admiring or admonishing the best and worst looks on our favorite celebrities, award show red carpets can get a bit monotonous very quickly.
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While Scott and Kourtney broke up in 2015, the family is admonishing the father of three for bringing a girl on the family vacation.
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His sonorous voice, shaped by a childhood illness which made him deaf in one ear, could sound as if he was admonishing his listeners.
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He's been mostly quiet during the trial, save for once admonishing the impeachment managers and Trump defense team after a heated debate last week.
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Admonishing a child for not looking someone in the eye while shaking their hand or not saying "please" or "thank you" isn't effective, she said.
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In others, she's a gross-out comic or a vixen; often she is a hood headmistress, admonishing women for their transgressions or their missed opportunities.
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She recounted a fellow Republican caucus member admonishing her last year that they should be considered the "party of middle America" despite Hawaii's diverse demographics.
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Trump was critical of China throughout his presidential campaign, admonishing the east Asian superpower for currency manipulation and accusing China of harming American business interests.
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The compensation committee, led by Blank, has answered with a letter to Jones admonishing his "antics" and threatening sanctions for "conduct detrimental" to the league.
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" Trump's tense relationship with the press has become a cornerstone of his administration, with the President repeatedly admonishing journalists as "the enemy of the people.
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Ellis, started Wednesday's session in court by admonishing prosecutors and defense lawyers not to use the term "oligarchs" in referring to people mentioned in testimony.
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Thursday, May 25th: President Trump embarrassed the United States by delivering a speech in front of NATO leaders admonishing them for not paying their fair share.
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It didn't take long before she received a flood of comments from people admonishing her for seeming to support the captivity of dolphins and other cetaceans.
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The tweets also came as Trump continued to face a torrent of criticism for his remarks, with several prominent Republican leaders admonishing Trump for his response.
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Three weeks after the attack he made a brazen public appearance, speaking at an anti-government rally, repeating a message which became increasingly admonishing in tone.
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John Kasich has no interest in a losing fight; Nikki Haley is keeping her powder dry; Mitt Romney's rebelliousness is confined to an occasional admonishing tweet.
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Legal experts agree that Flood becoming the next White House counsel could be a gamble to a legal strategy that has involved publicly admonishing Mueller's efforts.
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In the two weeks before Roy's death, Carter sent him a series of texts encouraging him to kill himself and admonishing him when he expressed reluctance.
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No grocery list, no to-do list, no admonishing myself for things undone—just a little yellow bird hanging from his nest, screaming his shrill call.
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But there was one moment that the late show host had to talk about again: Trump's admonishing of the people investigating him during his speech on Saturday.
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Two years after admonishing the sports world for being behind the curve on LGBT rights, Silver has a chance to put his money where his mouth is.
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"Bushy" — as he calls himself in a video clip which shows him goading Arianne Zucker into hugging Trump — encouraged the comments by laughing rather than admonishing him.
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" This is the first time Loeb has spoken extensively about Nestle since admonishing the company in July saying "This is a call for urgency — rather than incrementalism.
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His Sunday tweets admonishing them to leave the country weren't in response to anything in particular, other than his desire to make himself part of the story.
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Beall was often the one left cleaning their huge kitchen and admonishing Mr. Beall to put on a clean shirt when the family sat down to dinner.
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His father watched every game, Jankovic said, throwing the remote at the television when he missed a free throw and admonishing him when he complained about fouls.
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Mr. Trump praised the golfer's response, admonishing the "fake news media" for what he said was an attempt to get Mr. Woods to speak badly about him.
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By admonishing people who don't stand for the national anthem, he reminded us that as president, he has picked fights with black N.F.L. players protesting police brutality.
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Sauer's voice rings inside goalie Steve Cash's head, admonishing players to keep pushing or to move their feet — which, since many do not have legs, amused them.
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Even when U.S. newspapers started paying attention to the epidemic by listing numbers of new cases, they often put a positive or admonishing spin on their stories.
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They happened to be suing the City of Bridgeport for what they say was brutality by members of the city's Police Department, and began admonishing the mayor.
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Mr. Obama tried to forge a more neutral path, engaging Iran on the nuclear deal and admonishing the Saudis to find a way to live with Iran.
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" The Wisconsin Republican called the admonishment "completely appropriate," adding, "I think we all realize he was admonishing the House Democrats, but, again, trying to keep it nonpartisan.
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Separately on Thursday, the F.D.A. broadened a campaign to lower drug prices, admonishing brand-name drug makers and urging them to share samples with makers of generics.
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Indeed, rather than admonishing the FCC for being too pro-privacy and pro-consumer, the FTC in many instances suggests the FCC does not go far enough.
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" Judge Ellis cut off a prosecutor as he tried to explain the special counsel's position on the appropriate fine for Mr. Manafort, admonishing: "That's the government's position.
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Even admonishing these terms, though, brings about calls against so-called political correctness, which University of California Berkeley linguist Geoffrey Nunberg says people are simply sick of.
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But admonishing the cast of Black Panther or Crazy Rich Asians for not using their monumental films to raise awareness of representation in fashion misses the point entirely.
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Many of Trump's former primary opponents also make appearances in the video, admonishing him for mocking a disabled reporter, making personal attacks and disparaging women and ethnic minorities.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuela was freeing a second group of jailed opponents of President Nicolas Maduro on Saturday after admonishing them for alleged violent crimes against the socialist government.
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Furthermore, in the event that a violation is uncovered, there are two retaliatory options: writing a strongly worded letter admonishing the violator, or cheating on your own quota.
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In the nine videos released Monday, former officer Christopher Hickman can be heard admonishing Johnnie Rush for jaywalking before a remark by Rush appears to set him off.
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Pro-gamer Tyler "Ninja" Blevins posted a video on Sunday admonishing streaming platform Twitch for using his now inactive channel to promote other streamers, including a porn account.
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This action also clearly raised questions in allied capitals as to the seriousness of our anti-Russian position while we are admonishing them to do more against Moscow.
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Both artists were admonishing or addressing a public audience, so using their voices was a way to translate a private, domestic form (the sampler) into a public one.
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Judge Leon ruled forcefully, approving the deal with nary a concession by AT&T and Time Warner and admonishing the government that it shouldn't seek an emergency stay.
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Chutkan placed a gag order on the case going forward, admonishing her defense attorney for speaking outside the court in a way that could prejudice a DC jury.
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The panel has the power to impose a range of penalties, from a letter admonishing a member to a recommendation that the House vote to expel a member.
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Luca had approached the table wriggling, whispered into Mami's ear, and Abuela, seeing this, had shaken her head, wagged an admonishing finger at them both, passed her remarks.
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He has expressed deep concern about American liberals moving towards same-sex marriage but has also spoken against homophobia, admonishing African bishops who support the criminalisation of homosexual activity.
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" The same countries admonishing North Korea leader Kim Jong Un for nuclear belligerence still shell out large sums of diplomatic aid under the motive of "damage-control diplomacy, i.e.
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Land often trained his fire on "homosexual activists" and other political enemies, but Moore tends toward introspection, admonishing Southern Baptists to think first—and often—about their own sins.
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"He was a ghost in those days," Pinedo told me, and so he wrote back, admonishing the sender not to make jokes on an official congressional e-mail account.
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Youth activist Greta Thunberg, who began striking alone outside Swedish Parliament in August 2018, opened the summit admonishing world leaders for failing to do enough to limit climate change.
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No. 3 Villanova topples St. John's NEW YORK — Jay Wright sounded like a coach whose team had just come off a loss, crediting the opposition while admonishing his own squad.
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Ellis was critical of the government throughout the trial, repeatedly admonishing prosecutors to hurry up and questioning how they were presenting their case — at times in front of the jurors.
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In New York, Thunberg gave a thunderous address to world leaders at the United Nations Climate Action Summit, admonishing them for their lack of action in dealing with climate change.
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Debbie Wasserman Schultz's decision to step down as head of the Democratic National Committee (DNC), at the same time admonishing her for not remaining impartial in the party's presidential primaries.
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In Portland, in keeping with church doctrine, Bishop Gerety had lobbied against legislative efforts to legalize abortion, and once wrote to President Jimmy Carter admonishing him for supporting abortion rights.
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Chinese investigators have determined that Wuhan law-enforcement officials' admonishing of Li Wenliang, the doctor who blew the whistle on the coronavirus outbreak, was "improper," state media reported on Thursday.
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At a press conference, Lacey said that she and her husband, David, are sorry for his response while admonishing protesters for demonstrating at her home, according to The Associated Press.
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And each has honed a personal style of bluesy rock 'n' roll guided by his own personality: for Mr. Butler, both roisterous and admonishing; for Dr. John, sidelong and mystical.
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The board's chairwoman, Mary D. Nichols, an assistant administrator at the Environmental Protection Agency under President Bill Clinton, was even more pointed, admonishing automakers for milking Mr. Trump for favors.
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Opinion Columnist On June 26, 1940, as Britain was girding for the onslaught of the Luftwaffe after the fall of France, Clementine Churchill wrote her husband, Winston, an admonishing note.
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"A real friendly relationship between South Korea and China can be maintained not by words, but by action," he said, admonishing Beijing for not acting aggressively enough to rein in Pyongyang.
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Trump's frustration with the media has resulted in alternate messages between attempts to appease the admonishing members of the Republican Party, while also currying the favor of a white nationalist base.
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There is Puerto Rico's Javier Baez making a tag a second while waving an admonishing finger, his home island a victim both of that same ghastly hurricane season and federal indifference.
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Before hanging up, Mehta was heard admonishing his staff for allowing the media to listen in to the call, the schedule of which had been published in a stock exchange filing.
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Announcements buzz over the PA system, admonishing the less fortunate for soliciting spare change, telling riders to not give them money and instead reserve their crumpled dollars for charities or shelters.
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Establishment Democrats across America wasted no time in admonishing the left to know its place and discounting Ocasio-Cortez's success as an aberration and a product of her deep-blue district.
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Despite all this, May was unflappable, subtly admonishing the president for his interview with one of Britain's leading tabloids by withholding smiles, keeping a careful distance and sticking to a script.
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This month, Granma, the official newspaper of the Communist Party, published a lengthy editorial admonishing Mr. Obama not to expect Cuba to "abandon its revolutionary ideals" as part of the opening.
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The two butted heads several times during this year's presidential campaign, with the Senate majority leader at times admonishing Trump and at other moments distancing himself from his own party's nominee.
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Only he's not Tristan's father, Lea (Bérénice Bejo) later reminds him, admonishing her lover that her son already has one (a voice on a phone, never seen) and doesn't need another.
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The video -- which has since been deleted from his social media -- shows Hamilton admonishing the kid, asking him if he asked for the dress for Christmas, then finally shouting at him.
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"I'm telling you Mr. Trump the gambler, I'm telling you, know that we are close to you in that place you don't think we are," said Soleimani, wagging an admonishing finger.
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Just 13 House Republicans voted alongside Democrats on the joint resolution admonishing the national emergency declaration in February, and swaying additional GOP members will prove to be a difficult task for Democrats.
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The only indication that Elizabeth has given way to Linden is a sign in a vacant lot admonishing people to pick up after their dogs, an instruction that has been flagrantly ignored.
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His God is by turns comically admonishing, affectionate and just occasionally petulant, as who would not be when his carefully laid plans have resulted in, well, the world in its endless imperfection.
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Media and public officials attempted to shame the British Conservative Party, with graffiti admonishing "Tory scum" branding war memorials and reached a peak with a song calling for the death of conservatives.
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Rafael Grossi, who took up his post in December, spoke to Reuters in an interview hours after he and the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) he heads released a report admonishing Iran.
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Thunberg, a 16-year-old climate activist, delivered an emotional, now-viral speech at the U.N. Climate Summit on Monday, admonishing world leaders for failing to take appropriate action on climate change.
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The frustration has even reached the White House, with President Trump's chief of staff, John Kelly, admonishing Pruitt over his scandals and some staffers saying they expect Pruitt to be fired soon.
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Ramirez has published several online opinion pieces this year criticizing the management of PDVSA for allowing oil production to plummet and admonishing the government for not taking measures to improve Venezuela's tanking economy.
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Rather, viewers who bash the HBO show for being too political seem to ignore that the source material itself was a politically charged text, and that Moore was deliberately admonishing American power politics.
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Now, a month later, the mother of one of the alleged cheaters has responded and is calling the entire lawsuit into question, admonishing Epic for publicly naming her son, who is a minor.
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A Democratic senator is admonishing the Trump administration for not yet imposing a new round of sanctions on Russia for its poisoning of an ex-Russian spy in Britain as mandated under law.
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The remarks drew criticism from across the partisan spectrum, with Republicans and Democrats alike admonishing Trump for rebuking his own intelligence agencies and placing blame on the U.S. for current tensions with Russia.
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By doing so, the editorial board lets Mr. Trump off the hook for what he actually said, and instead gives him a slap on the wrist, admonishing him for idolizing the world's dictators.
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A series of mini-scandals this summer — an aide was caught on video hitting a protester, while other video found Mr. Macron admonishing ordinary citizens who accost him — has not helped the president.
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The place was also crammed with cheap furniture, double beds in every room, and had signs taped up throughout the house admonishing guests not to throw parties or make loud noises, she says.
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Pence's pitch was as Trump enforcer, hectoring the gathered NATO allies for underspending and admonishing allies -- the UK, Germany and France -- for refusing to follow the US out of the Iran nuclear deal.
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Lizzie is still a romantic heroine, but we can also detect the ways she might be self-centered and taking for granted her sister Jane's good nature, even while admonishing her for it.
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Ellis runs a no-nonsense courtroom, admonishing lawyers to keep their arguments brief, but he's also known for off-the-cuff jokes and digressions about his years as a lawyer and as a judge.
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That'd be Iron Man, who is spending most of this second trailer admonishing Parker to ease into this superhero role thing — but he's clearly enabling Peter here, and not just with Spidey's new suit.
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Withholding wages is a common tactic for Chinese companies in trouble; in Yizheng, the gritty town that is home to Sainty Marine's shipyard, the local government has published statements admonishing employers for doing so.
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Representatives Frank Pallone (D-NJ), Mike Doyle (D-PA), Jerry McNerney (D-CA) and Debbie Dingell (D-MI) sent a letter (PDF) to Ajit Pai today admonishing him and his office for their failure.
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So when I got a voicemail around tax day a few years ago admonishing me for supposed issues with the tax return I filed, I knew it had to be the latest IRS phone scam.
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On Thursday, it formally became to get out of the group, with the 51-year-old German even gently admonishing a reporter who suggested that the goal ought to be to win the entire tournament.
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Her most outspoken adversary on this front, investor Leon Cooperman, had written a lengthy public letter to Warren admonishing her to abandon her "soak-the-rich positions" and highlighting the philanthropic achievements of the rich.
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Herman Tulp, 60, a tourist from the Netherlands who came upon the burning church before the firefighters arrived, said he saw a man who was clearly distressed admonishing camera-wielding people in the gathering crowd.
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A narrow platform stretching into the audience brings us closer to the fun, as when the pirates steal upon the Major-General's mansion, with their catlike tread, hissing "meow" and admonishing the audience to shush.
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Among the many tweets on the topic are some that contain graphic images of the June protest, and others admonishing anyone who would still support Liu or buy a ticket to Mulan after seeing them.
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WASHINGTON — In between sharing updates about Hurricane Irma and admonishing journalists, President Trump tweeted a rare bit of personal news on Tuesday: The first grandchild born during his presidency, a boy, was delivered that morning.
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"It's a bit of metal that some nice, old, confused journalists wanted to give you in person so they could meet you and have a selfie with you," he said, admonishing winners not to grow emotional.
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Greg Walden (R-Ore.), chairman of the full committee, shot back, admonishing Democrats for overlooking the fact that the rules did not cover web companies like Google, which account for much of the internet's advertising market.
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Mr. Sessions later told lawmakers that news coverage of the case jogged his memory about the meeting and that he did remember admonishing Mr. Papadopoulos not to pursue a meeting between Mr. Trump and Mr. Putin.
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I've conducted interviews on speaker phone while driving my kids to appointments and admonishing them to please, for the love of God, not say anything about poop, butts, or penises while mommy is on the phone.
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Kobach was informed in April 2015 by staff at the Johnson County Election Office that Newby was being audited for misusing county funds, but instead of admonishing Newby, Kobach recommended him for a top federal job.
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" Cornyn said the suggestion that GOP senators were participating in a cover-up was "insulting" and a "shock to all of us," but that he appreciated the chief justice admonishing all the senators to "do better.
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By taking responsibility, publicly responding and admonishing the alleged negative behavior of a single sales representative in his sprawling empire, Musk turned one customer's bad experience into a(nother) reason for his fans to adore him.
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Despite this being the 21st century, I still heard my mother's admonishing voice in my head, telling me I should never be the first to call a man, and I assumed texting followed roughly the same rules.
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Tyra Banks was strong advising in episode one with her "Fierce & Fabulous" campaign, giving the contestants powerful direction and admonishing the women for failing to use their strongest commodities in marketing her new beauty line: their faces.
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"In the immediate aftermath of Orlando we have [Hillary] Clinton talking about gun control, only, and then admonishing the whole country not to be racist," Harris, the bestselling author of "Islam and the Future of Tolerance" continued.
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"You managed to violate every principle and the most sacred of traditions about prosecutors," Ratcliffe said, admonishing Mueller for discussing in his final report his team's thinking over why it didn't bring certain charges against the president.
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The reprimand from the White House came after the Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC) sent warnings to three dozen foreign airlines admonishing them for how Taiwan, Macau and Hong Kong are referred to on their websites.
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I heard women admonishing their children and imagined what my own mother might say to me; I heard people break up and get back together; I heard people meet for the first time; I heard people fight.
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He issued an order restricting both campaigns of "interrogating, admonishing, interfering with, or verbally harassing voters" and also banned parties from "gathering or loitering" at polling places and "taking photos" of voters in and around the voting place.
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Washington (CNN)Republican leaders in Congress were cautious Thursday morning to avoid admonishing their President for negotiating with Democrats, maintaining there's not yet a deal on immigration -- a sensitive political issue that has divided the GOP for decades.
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The criticisms come in the wake of Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts admonishing the House impeachment managers and President Trump's defense team after a fiery exchange between Nadler and White House counsel Pat Cipollone around 1 a.m.
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Many comments on social network Twitter pointed up the contrast between his two roles, first as a pop sensation singing about love and heartbreak, and then as a stern, bearded preacher admonishing young people for straying from Islam.
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Every president since the first George Bush has earned points by attacking political correctness and last month Obama joined in, receiving kudos for admonishing young people to stop trying to be holier than thou in their political righteousness.
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He drew a contrast with Trump by admonishing his decision to drop out of the Paris Agreement on climate change, but spent most of the night slinging mud in the primary fight he'd been flying above thus far.
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The billionaire VC and author of the New York Times bestseller "Zero to One" is famous for investing in edgy ideas, admonishing youngsters to drop out of college and for putting forth a good amount into life extension research.
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According to Sedgwick, the most powerful figure in that triangle is often a man capable of contingent androgyny—the flamboyant, bow-tied Russell fills this role ably, frequently admonishing Gamby for failing to play the game and be nice.
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Macron was speaking after meeting IAEA chief Rafael Grossi and the organization issued a report admonishing Iran for failing to answer its questions about past nuclear activities at three sites and for denying it access to two of them.
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As the Senate debate over the rules surrounding President Donald Trump&aposs impeachment trial dragged into the early morning on Wednesday, Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts took the rare step of verbally admonishing both sides for their language.
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LOS ANGELES — The Orlando Magic were less than 24 hours removed from the elation of a stunning victory this week when Coach Steve Clifford found himself admonishing his players after one of their most lethargic losses of the season.
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Clinton shied away from addressing the controversy directly during his stump, instead admonishing "communities of collective resentment" across party aisles, and in a thinly veiled criticism of Trump, bashed Republicans for attempting to make a caricature of wife's career.
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The 37-second clip is an extension of some footage we glanced in the Super Bowl trailer, but now we know why Bagheera was admonishing Mowgli to be on his way: Baloo had the kid helping out with winter stores.
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One of the first questions moderator Elaine Quijano asked relied on the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget's analysis of the impact of the candidates' plans on the debt, admonishing them for not coming up with plans to reduce it.
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Just three weeks later, the same kind of scrutiny presents those reporters with a collective action problem—by admonishing Trump, they might find themselves at a disadvantage to peers who choose to remain in the good graces of both campaigns.
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While admonishing Israel in February over Jewish communities being built on Palestinian land, saying that he would like Netanyahu to "hold back on settlements," Trump also unexpectedly shifted years of U.S. policy when he withheld clear support for an independent Palestine.
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The move is the latest gesture towards China in what has been an astonishing reversal of Philippine foreign policy under Duterte, who opted to befriend Beijing while admonishing longtime ally the United States for what he calls hypocrisy and bullying.
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I won't say the shooter genre automatically disqualifies a game from intellectual merit, from having a message, though I do question a genre in which the most praised entries are self-admonishing meta-critiques, like BioShock or Spec Ops: The Line.
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Elizabeth Warren of "s----ing on" the 'f-----ing American dream" with her proposed wealth tax on people like him, he accused the Massachusetts Democrat in a letter of admonishing him on Twitter "as if a parent chiding an ungrateful child.
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It starts with a low, steady electronic hoot behind contrary lyrics — "Death said yes/I say no/Life said no/I say yes" — and turns into something between a funeral march and a cumbia laced with dubstep menace, admonishing — or taunting?
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" Following this back-and-forth, Chief Justice John Roberts, in one of his most notable moments in the trial thus far, wound up admonishing both of them, cautioning them to remember that they were speaking to the world's "greatest deliberative body.
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Her parents valued hard work and education, admonishing the children to keep their elbows off the table and teaching them to read with books that her father had salvaged from the trash heap at a nearby school for white children.
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The changes include new sections that underscore Sessions' focus on religious liberty and the Trump administration's efforts to crack down on government leaks — there is new language admonishing prosecutors not to share classified information and directing them to report contacts with the media.
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The worst admonishing comments came from people who told Fowler to "stick to sports" and to "stick to what you know -- baseball," and to "stay out of politics," as if he were commenting on someone else's family, and his own wasn't directly affected.
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China's patience with protestors is wearing thin: the foreign ministry blamed the US for meddling in Hong Kong, and CCTV, the government-run broadcaster, spent nearly a third of its evening broadcast on Monday admonishing "radical demonstrators" who vandalized the liaison office.
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Leia doesn't let him forget that cost, admonishing and demoting him, and the film lets the loss linger over the rest of the film via Rose Tico (Kelly Marie Tran), whose sister Paige (Veronica Ngo) died ensuring her payload found its target.
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Rainier also failed in an attempt to arrange for two American investors to buy a majority share in the casino; the scheme was quashed by admonishing words from French officials, worried about Americans wielding too strong a financial influence in the principality.
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While President Donald Trump issued his condolences to the families of Heyer and the troopers, he issued a controversial statement on the violence, admonishing "hatred, bigotry and violence, on many sides," rather than singling out the white nationalists who staged the rally.
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" Messina is a well-known, world-class Trump hater, who days after the Presidential Election at a conference of prominent progressive groups, defiantly railed against any compromise or bipartisanship with Trump and the new administration—admonishing to "Push back at every level.
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In the wake of the 2016 election and Donald Trump's electoral victory, Aaron Sorkin published a fervent letter to his daughter Roxy and former wife Julia Sorkin admonishing Trump and vowing to fight for change both now and in the next election.
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On "Creatures of Habit," a new single from the band's forthcoming album, "Volume 2," Angelo Moore channels his finest George Clinton juju, admonishing the listener over a thick-boned bass line from Norwood Fisher (the two are longtime band mates in Fishbone).
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"I was admonishing the journalist of the fake news complex that are forcing our chief diplomat into a position where they're demanding he make the military case for action when that is not the mandate of the secretary of state," Gorka said.
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Still, taken together with a policy directive that Mr. Trump issued in June and a State Department warning last week admonishing Americans not to travel to the island nation, the embassy drawdowns have the potential to freeze the normalization process in its tracks.
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She sent her own letter to DeVos last week, but it was as welcoming as it was admonishing—inviting DeVos to learn more about the successes and challenges of public education in America, and expressing hope for the secretary to have a change of heart.
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BERLIN — Max Mannheimer, who survived Theresienstadt, Auschwitz and Dachau and devoted his last decades to admonishing later generations of Germans that while they carried no guilt for the Nazis' crimes, they bore a responsibility to ensure that they never happen again, died on Sept.
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Doug Collins of Georgia, another member of Trump's House impeachment team, agreed that the most recent development has not "changed the basic facts of what we're talking about," decrying "selective leaks" and admonishing House Democrats for not issuing their own subpoena for Bolton's testimony.
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On this day that meant admonishing the President for going after Amazon's Jeff Bezos and driving their stock down, and slamming Trump for dashing the hopes in a tweet on Easter Sunday of those immigrants participating in the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrival program.
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"I was admonishing the journalists of the fake news industrial complex who are forcing our chief diplomat into a position where they are demanding he makes the military case for action when that is not the mandate of the secretary of state," he said.
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The staggering thing was exactly what he was admonishing folks to get over -- get over the quid pro quo that, Mulvaney admitted, President Donald Trump had engaged in with Ukraine, withholding military aid until the Ukrainian president agreed to probe a debunked tale about 2016 election interference.
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Instead of admonishing parents who make the decision to look beyond their local public school for their kids&apos education, Warren — the noted progressive policy wonk — could have plainly elucidated her vision to improve public education so that more schools become these parents&apos first choice.
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Wednesday at an event in New Hampshire, Biden singled out Sanders and Buttigieg during a speech, warning attendees that Sanders would hurt Democrats running in down ballot elections because he is a democratic socialist and admonishing Buttigieg for what he described as criticism of Obama's presidency.
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And now here's the high-rise we build to brace back, this series of holes for bathing and mending and parboiling roots and undecorated fucking in the style of the times: one person half-braying, the other admonishing KEEP IT DOWN—I DON'T WANT THE WAR TO HEAR .
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My biggest fear was that I would have to keep admonishing Olivia to get out of my pictures and to stop playing with the children at the adjacent day care, but in the end the shoot flowed organically as an attentive group of caretakers and mothers watched over her.
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Mr. Trump kept a low profile, except to play golf, attend services at Bethesda-by-the-Sea Church, oversee an Easter egg hunt at Mar-a-Lago and fire off a Twitter message admonishing protesters who had gathered around the country to urge him to release his tax returns.
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While Moore was surrounded by a one-for-the-ages cast, she more than held her own, including what many consider one of the greatest sitcom episodes ever, where Moore's character -- after admonishing her co-workers for joking about it -- breaks into uncontrollable laughter during a funeral for Chuckles the Clown.
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President Donald Trump said on Monday that he's not concerned about coming across as racist in tweets he posted on Sunday admonishing Democratic women of color in Congress to "go back and help fix the totally broken and crime infested places from which they came," because many people agree with him.
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When White was eighteen or nineteen, he heard Son House's recording of "Grinnin' in Your Face," an admonishing chant with hand claps ("Don't you mind people grinnin' in your face / Just bear this in mind / A true friend is hard to find"), which is still one of his favorite songs.
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Macron, who is in Jerusalem to attend a large Holocaust remembrance event on Thursday, was visiting the Church of Saint Anne, which belongs to the French government and is considered to be French territory, when he was filmed admonishing the security officers for apparently trying to follow him into the church.
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"Now we will not kill the soldier in his cantonment, the lawyer in the court or the politician in parliament but in the places where they are prepared, the schools, the universities, the colleges that lay their foundation," a bearded Mansoor said in the video, holding an admonishing finger aloft.
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President Donald Trump's tweet on Monday morning admonishing the Federal Reserve for even thinking about raising interest rates amplified his recent criticism of Fed Chair Jerome Powell, and just a day before the Fed begins its two-day Federal Open Market Committee meeting to decide whether to go ahead with another increase.
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Less than half the US Air Force and Air Combat Command's stated requirement would be built, dangerously shortchanging the capacity necessary to provide a potent, globally deployed, asymmetric deterrent against potential adversaries — shot down by senior Pentagon leaders as a "Cold War relic" and admonishing the Air Force as having "next-war"-itis.
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Late last month, Mark Rylance — a respected actor, theater director, and playwright — resigned as an associate artist of the Royal Shakespeare Company while admonishing the company's ongoing ties to BP. In April, Hyperallergic reported about the group Extinction Rebellion's staged die-ins at institutions like the Tate Modern and London's Natural History Museum.
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Barr downplayed the importance of any communication between a political campaign and a foreign government at all -- saying it's a frequent occurrence in modern elections -- and focused his criticism on the Obama administration for admonishing the Russian government about their meddling while declining to directly question the Trump campaign about any potential collusion.
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The GOP-controlled Senate took the rare step of admonishing President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE on Thursday, taking issue with his administration's military policies abroad.
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In 2017, just after he was diagnosed with brain cancer, McCain openly addressed some of his fears for the Senate, admonishing his own colleagues in a stirring speech for bending to what he believed was a partisan brand of politicking, warning them that grave consequences awaited a body that only careened blindly from one party's control to another.
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"Naturally, the elite media responded — not by admonishing Weigel over his inexcusably inaccurate trolling — but with their favorite claim that Trump is the one man in America who does not have the First Amendment right to criticize the media," wrote John Nolte of Breitbart News, the site run by Mr. Trump's former chief strategist, Stephen K. Bannon.
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The hearing was more lively than the previous two Medicare for All hearings, with Committee Chairman Richard NealRichard Edmund NealTrump argues NY tax return case should take place in DC NY files motion to keep Trump tax returns lawsuit out of DC court Democrats give cold shoulder to Warren wealth tax MORE (D-Mass.) admonishing the applauding and hollering audience several times.
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Protesters greeted President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE this weekend when he arrived at his Virginia golf course on back-to-back days, with some carrying signs admonishing him over his handling of Sen.
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Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts took the rare step of verbally admonishing both sides for their language as deliberations over rules for Trump&aposs impeachment trial dragged late into the nightIn a heated exchange, an impeachment manager accused Republicans of voting for a "cover-up," with the White House counsel saying Nadler "should be embarrassed" for how he addressed the Senate.
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Ellis has run a tight courtroom, admonishing lawyers to keep their arguments brief, although the judge himself is prone to digressions and colorful quips — in chastising Asonye for asking leading questions of Pfeiffer on Friday, he told the story of a successful former colleague who never asked leading questions, a lawyer who is now deceased and in the "great litigation land in the sky," the judge said.
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Back at Archie's house, Veronica admonishing him for wanting to take out the Black Hood himself, Reggie appears with "the guys" and pizza to make amends and restart the Red Circle and not a minute too soon because Sweet Pea, flanked by the Serpents show up at the door looking for a rumble (is it 1950?) Reggie says Bulldogs eat serpents for lunch (thanks
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The mothers of "Saturday Night Live" cast members joined their children onstage Saturday night, with many of them jokingly admonishing their famous offspring for the show's coverage of President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE.
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Although unions, including those that are part of the AFL-CIO, generally all supported Democratic nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE during the election, they softened opposition after Trump won in the hopes that he would follow through on his rhetoric admonishing the unfairness of some current policies, such as those involving trade deals.
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As a twenty-seven year retired veteran of the Intelligence Community—FBI and CIA—it was with great disappointment that I read the recent letter signed by 12 former Directors and Deputy Directors of the CIA, admonishing President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE for removing former Director John BrennanJohn Owen BrennanWebb: Questions for Robert Mueller A brief timeline of Trump's clashes with intelligence director Dan Coats Trump critic Brennan praises his Iran decision: I 'applaud' him MORE's security clearance.
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