Clearly, if it's being deplored, it's not being deplored hard enough.
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Vladimir Putin deplored the double cross in a television interview.
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It also said it deplored the Commissions exemption for soy.
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Opposition leaders also deplored the coup and called for resistance.
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They have deplored prejudice but tolerated or ignored economic injustice.
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"Social importance" was just the kind of cant he deplored.
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Governments have deplored the practice but done little to stop it.
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The group deplored Venezuela's "grave humanitarian situation" behind a migrant exodus.
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Trump also deplored the changing character of the city of Brussels.
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On July 21st an association of them deplored his "bankrupt leadership".
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Members deplored the need for another last-minute, temporary spending bill.
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And he especially deplored the celebrity status of television network anchors.
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That decision was deplored by Israel and challenged in some U.S. jurisdictions.
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On the other side, police union officials deplored the treatment of Sgt.
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In the past, the Kremlin deplored such arrests as tantamount to kidnapping.
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Qadri had deplored Taseer's call for Pakistan's draconian blasphemy law to be repealed.
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In a statement on Friday, the Israeli Embassy deplored the United Left cartoon.
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The Organization of American States said it deplored the violence against the election council.
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In fact it only makes them enablers in the degraded culture they once deplored.
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The boy's mother, Nobuhle Ndlovu, who does odd jobs, deplored the state of education.
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Humanitarian organizations on the ground have deplored conditions at the camps as unfit for humans.
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Ukrainian non-governmental organizations, including the Anti-Corruption Action Center, deplored the constitutional court's move.
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In mobilizing their own constituency, Democrats deplored the specter of religious influence on public policy.
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"Museum man was keen to please, he sold his soul upon his needs," they deplored.
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Evangelical leaders also deplored the separations, although they largely deflected blame away from Mr. Trump.
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He deplored the China-friendly programmes supplied to dozens of American outlets by Chinese state radio.
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Even elites in the alt-right mold who once deplored single-payer are changing their tune.
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Homan deplored the discovery as the latest major case of human smuggling in the United States.
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An essay, "Novelists' Stock Phrases," deplored the use of repetitious clichés in place of original ideas.
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He deplored the growing "weight" of the laws "controlling" sexuality during the 19th and 20th century.
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Although both men deplored slavery, Jefferson owned slaves all his life, while Adams never owned any.
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The resolution, which deplored "excessive use of force" by Israel, also requested recommendations to protect Palestinians.
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The violent actions of protesters when Murray appeared at Middlebury College in 2017 were widely deplored.
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In both cases, the advertisers' decisions were cheered by some and deplored as censorship by others.
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MSNBC anchor Stephanie Ruhle, who has frequently hosted Weiss on her morning show, deplored 'cancel culture.
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The rise of political parties (which Hamilton himself deplored) dramatically altered the role of the Electoral College.
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Sloterdijk deplored the rise of the right, but he couldn't resist seeing something salutary in the spectacle.
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They deplored the cuts to these efforts, no matter how justified or inevitable they may have been.
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But they have deplored some of his statements and some of his administration's actions, including on immigration.
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Dr. Halsall deplored what he called the "cooties" approach that he says has taken hold, chilling debate.
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Letter To the Editor: That Russia tried to influence our elections should be deplored, investigated and countered.
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Having always deplored this twofer trick, Miss Manners finds this neither darling nor thoughtful nor truly charitable.
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The UN has deplored the recent destruction to the ancient, pre-Islamic walled city of Baraqish in Yemen.
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Suffused with a sentimentality that Wilde himself would have deplored, "The Happy Prince" is narratively mushy and meandering.
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If he were still with us, he would have deplored the current administration and all it stands for.
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Some deplored his defense of the administration, while others insisted he was speaking as a true military man.
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Mr. Herskovic said he has never been part of the Shomrim, and deplored the assault on Mr. Patterson.
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But while a majority of Americans understood — and deplored — the crime, they dissented on the question of punishment.
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Richard L. Durbin Jr., the US attorney for the Western District of Texas, deplored the tragedy in San Antonio.
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Despite the UN's glaring faults, deplored ever more vociferously by its critics, most reforms are likely to be blocked.
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And once you have people's attention deplored in a direction, the question is, where do you want to go?
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Trump did not change his position during the summit, and German Chancellor Angela Merkel said she "deplored" the decision.
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Mr Tusk deplored the "trap of fatalism" that, he argued, had ensnared today's moderate politicians facing the threat of populism.
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It seems as if the heatedness and the frenzy of rough-and-tumble is what most Southern men truly deplored.
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And it's a reasonable case to point to: There, too, the Justice Department refused to defend a statute it deplored.
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Kenyans on social media have deplored the video as propaganda and urged people not to watch it or share it.
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This is the "third world" component of U.S. economic infrastructure that President Trump has publicly deplored since the campaign trail.
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He had been a polarizing president, cherished as well as deplored for his excitability, his stubbornness, his gift for demagoguery.
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Critics have also deplored a lack of diversity on the board, which is all white and has one female member.
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He deplored the Jews' claim that God had made a covenant with them exclusively—that they were a chosen people.
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"All important documents have been saved," he said, adding that he deplored the death of one ministry employee in the attack.
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Ironically, plant-by-plant mandates have traditionally been deplored by free-market conservatives, who prefer market-based solutions as Obama envisioned.
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Mr. Obama deplored the anti-immigrant remarks of Donald J. Trump, the presumptive Republican nominee, particularly his statements about Mexican immigrants.
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The attorney "deplored" that the claim is being made public shortly before Polanski's latest film, "J'Accuse," is being released in France.
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Qatar's official overseer of charities denied on Sunday that philanthropic groups in the country backed terrorism, saying it deplored the accusation.
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In a scathing opinion, Judge Pauley deplored the "breathtaking scope" of the squalid living conditions in the city's public housing complexes.
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His writings contain sometimes withering comments about his homeland, which he sorely missed when he was absent but also often deplored.
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My dad tried to get me into the sport when I was younger, but my teenage brain deplored the whole thing.
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Michel lamented that Congress was becoming a place lacking camaraderie and deplored colleagues who resorted to "trashing the institution" for political gain.
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The art world — a term he deplored — was too insular, and the art historians and critics did very little to mitigate this.
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In its 2012 petition on handgun purchases for young adults, the NRA deplored the judiciary's refusal to broaden the Second Amendment's scope.
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Mr Babchenko's body was smeared with pig's blood and taken to a morgue while his "murder" was deplored by the world's media.
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VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - Pope Francis on Sunday deplored the gas attack reported in Syria as an unjustifiable use of "instruments of extermination".
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In fact, since beauty adheres to such a narrow standard during this time, it's probably more deplored than in the twenty-first.
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He deplored the parlous state of a half-mile stretch of U.S. 421 and said $802,000 would be spent to rebuild it.
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Women's groups and victims' advocates have deplored Ms. DeVos's moves, saying they will allow colleges to wash their hands of the problem.
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Trump's campaign manager agrees with Clinton that some of Trump's supporters are expressing unacceptable levels of bigotry, and ought to be deplored.
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What Ms. Tomes calls "the corrosive effects of commerce on medicine's scientific standards" have been deplored as long as scientific standards have existed.
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France said it deplored `the prison sentences and that the convictions represented a serious violation of press freedom and the rule of law.
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Pakistan's central bankers have in the past deplored a lack of transparency surrounding CPEC contracts; suspicion abounds that Pakistani taxpayers have been shortchanged.
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France said on Sunday it deeply deplored the mass execution and said it reiterated its opposition to the death penalty in all circumstances.
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It has deplored the power of multinational corporations and appeared to give a relatively free pass to corrupt and self-serving state bureaucracies.
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Adam Bandt, a member of the centrist Greens party, deplored Mr. Turnbull's decision to allocate government funds to both sides of the debate.
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Senator Susan Collins, Republican of Maine, deplored separations on Sunday, except in cases where there is evidence of abuse or another good reason.
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Not long before the institution announced its policy decision, Erdogan deplored high interest rates as a "tool of exploitation," further bolstering those fears.
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RABAT (Reuters) - Morocco, a Western partner, deplored U.S.-led air strikes against Syria for complicating the conflict, the foreign ministry said on Saturday.
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Last year on "Conan," she deplored the rise of Nazis; Friedman's current material squarely tackles misogyny, police brutality and the abuse of political power.
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Representative Michael McCaul, the panel's top Republican, called Khashoggi's murder "a major setback" in the U.S.-Saudi relationship and deplored civilian casualties in Yemen.
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He deplored the influence of Buddhist extremists and spoke proudly of the role that monks had played in every freedom movement since colonial times.
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Russian civil society groups, including environmental organizations, have deplored what they say are efforts by the authorities to exercise more control over their activities.
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Though he deplored the use of the courtroom to solve the state's opioid crisis, Mr. Ottaway said in conclusion: "When you're right, you fight."
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A 22015 school board candidate's website deplored the statistic that just 2500 percent of the city's eighth graders were proficient in reading and math.
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But she deplored the decision to house migrants there before it was fitted with a medical center, a cafeteria and access to drinking water.
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International aid groups deplored the attacks on the seaport, the main conduit for much of the emergency assistance sent to millions of destitute Yemenis.
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Barr, for example, retweeted a QAnon post arguing that conservative criticism of the omnibus spending bill, legislation many on the right deplored, was shortsighted.
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But he deplored what he described as a misguided policy toward Russia pursued by the U.S. and its allies both during his presidency and now.
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But some commentators have deplored Harvard's decision as a chilling blow to the kind of expansive expression that universities were created to encourage and inspire.
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In 2015, men were deployed in place of the women at the Monaco Grand Prix — a move welcomed by some fans and deplored by others.
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The cultural celebration of femininity in France, deplored back in 1949 by Simone de Beauvoir in "The Second Sex", blurs the lines and complicates judgment.
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President Obama has deplored how the rich and some companies are "gaming the system," as he said the documents showed, and has proposed multiple reforms.
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The critic John Ruskin came to see the Middle Ages as the happiest and most harmonious period in Western art and deplored many subsequent developments.
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The Pakistan Foreign Ministry and the Indonesian president, Joko Widodo, deplored the violence against Rohingya refugees and called for an investigation of the reported massacres.
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The American military initially deplored the release of the video, which includes helmet camera footage of the dying moments of three of the American soldiers.
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Politicians including the prime minister and the minister of justice deplored the killing of Mr. Yasar and celebrated his contributions after he left the gang.
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The Security Council deplored the violence, but its peacekeepers in Bosnia — Mr. Boutros-Ghali wanted 22002,000, but got 8,000 — were wholly inadequate to subdue the fighting.
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Greece's Humanist Union has denounced the changes as window-dressing and deplored the fact that humanists in other countries, like Britain, rushed to praise the deal.
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Lawmaker Javier Lopez of Spain said the rescue boat&aposs arrival was a reason "to celebrate life" but deplored the mounting death toll in the Mediterranean.
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It survives in part to this day, codified permanently in French law by Mr. Macron — the very measures deplored by civil libertarian jurists like Mr. Sureau.
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The decision was instantly deplored by Islamic and some other religious groups, as well as some secular human-rights campaigners including Amnesty International, for legitimising discrimination.
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She embraced doctrines and practices that Protestants had deplored since the Reformation: transubstantiation, the cult of Mary and the saints, the rosary, relics, confession and indulgences.
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The United Nations' education organization UNESCO said the Mosul minaret and mosque "stood as a symbol of identity, resilience and belonging" and it deplored their destruction.
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He deplored all of this decline as a betrayal of America, implicitly trashing the four former presidents who sat listening behind him at the inaugural ceremony.
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Even though the progressive agenda is embraced with almost religious totality by electoral supermajorities on the coasts and in many cities it is deplored almost everywhere else.
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" At the Vatican, Pope Francis deplored deadly terrorist attacks this month in Burkina Faso, Spain and Finland, entreating God "to free the world from this inhuman violence.
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" He deplored what he viewed as the hypocrisy of investigating his campaign and not "all the illegal acts that took place in the Clinton campaign & Obama Administration.
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Progressives deplored the South's "massive resistance" to federal desegregation efforts; they viewed Jefferson as a flawed slaveholder and states' rights as the enemy of liberty and equality.
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It means asking men to recognize that and do better, and it means changing the culture so that badgering and pressuring women into sex is deplored, not endorsed.
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On the campaign trail he deplored China's currency manipulation, accused it of flouting global trade rules and threatened a 45% tariff on its exports, all to cheering crowds.
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Gbagbo's acquittal was deplored by victims' groups representing those who died in violence during the 2010 election, in which Gbagbo refused to concede defeat his rival Alassane Ouattara.
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The news was deplored not only by the Obama administration, the Vatican and UNESCO, but also by individuals who knew the place as a recent centre of worship.
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Afterward, a group of bishops issued a pastoral letter that deplored torture, the denial of prisoners' rights to a full legal defense and the suspension of habeas corpus.
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Naci Bostancı, leader of the A.K.P. parliamentary group, deplored the attack on Mr. Kilidaroglu as "never acceptable" in a speech at the parliament's opening session on April 23.
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But Jacinda Ardern, New Zealand's prime minister, on Monday deplored the decision by Ms. Akavi's employers, and a government spokesman said it had put her at greater risk.
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But he also deplored torture and atrocities on both sides, which continued for decades after the brutal six-year war formally ended in independence for Algeria in 22014.
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They deplored academia's "poisonous call-out culture" and the practices of policing and intimidation that kept many who supported Dr. Tuvel in private from defending her in public.
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He deplored the layoffs and instability set off by some of the very corporate marriages he had arranged, and called for a new partnership between business and labor.
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It was critical of self-righteous bureaucrats who would glorify themselves rather than Christ, and deplored those "dour judges bent on rooting out every threat and deviation" from doctrine.
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Rights activists in the region deplored the conservative backlash against what they said was a minor element of the partially animated film staring Emma Watson as the titular character.
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Asked about the stoning of adulterers, some 66% completely deplored the practice and 13% condemned it "to some extent"; up to 5% felt at least some sympathy for stoners.
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He had been given the opportunity, for the second day in a row, to make clear that he deplored any hate crimes and that he denounced anyone committing them.
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Politicians are divided on the issue: the leader of the populist Northern League, Matteo Salvini, deplored the court's ruling; his party colleague, Roberto Maroni, a former interior minister, supported it.
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RABAT (Reuters) - Morocco's most influential rights group AMDH deplored on Thursday what it said was a surge in political and arbitrary detentions of human rights campaigners, journalists and social activists.
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Although this story has rightly gripped the nation's attention and should be deplored, the reality is that violence against members of Congress has not generally changed the course of history.
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But he still deplored the fact that the proposal for guaranteed income had gotten so far, calling it a "hyper-populist and demagogic" plan to give away money for nothing.
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Edgar Degas's most famous sculpture—deplored by early viewers, now deemed a masterpiece—immortalized the otherwise undistinguished Marie van Goethem, a young apprentice, or "little rat," at the Paris Opera.
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"He was hoping," Mr. Lehman said, "that all of these things would help to bridge gaps and smooth some of the bitterness and divides that he really deplored so much."
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And it steps into a roiling debate in France, where right-wing politicians, especially, have deplored the plight of Christians in the Middle East — though not always with humanitarian motives.
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" UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres deplored the shooting and welcomed Abbas' condemnation of the attack and Netanyahu's assurance that "the status quo at the holy sites in Jerusalem will be respected.
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Attacks have mainly been conducted by European citizens, though many were trained by the Islamic State in Syria, and experts have deplored the union's failures to share intelligence and monitor suspects.
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The BRICS grouping said in its draft communique that it strongly deplored Pyongyang's test, but that the problem over its nuclear program should only be settled through peaceful means and dialogue.
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But the government is facing growing criticism from its allies, particularly main donors the United States and the European Union, who have deplored the torture alleged by opposition politicians including Kyagulanyi.
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During the recent campaign, Mr. Trump deplored what he saw as a sluggish economic recovery under President Obama; economic growth has averaged around 2 percent since the end of the recession.
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BOOM Mad Money, Mega Dealers, and the Rise of Contemporary Art By Michael Shnayerson In her memoirs, published in 53, Peggy Guggenheim deplored the state of the art market in America.
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The term "model minority" often gets thrown around (and deplored) in discussions about Asian-Americans, and what's interesting is that both narratives I've just described traffic in versions of that trope.
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In rejecting that deal in November, Judge William H. Pauley III of Federal District Court in Manhattan deplored the "breathtaking scope" of the squalid living conditions in the city's public housing.
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Around that time, in 1945, Ms. Smith gave a radio address cited by The Philadelphia Inquirer in which she deplored racism and bigotry and called on listeners to be more tolerant.
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By Monday morning, the host Joe Scarborough of MSNBC's "Morning Joe" — first the enabler of candidate Trump, then frequent critic of the president — deplored the fans for mimicking the president's own crowds.
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For instance, the steadily rising expense of education and health care is almost universally deplored as an economic scourge, despite being caused by something indubitably good: rapid, if unevenly spread, productivity growth.
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Nan Aron, the president of the liberal Alliance for Justice Action Council, deplored Mr. Trump's choice of potential justices as "dangerous," noting that her group had opposed several of the Bush appointees.
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He hurt himself further on Monday as he deplored 443st-century cultural forces and "the values they try to ram down our throats" — and then repeated the same phrase a few seconds later.
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But if you're only interested in the main event, make sure your popcorn is popped and your deplorables are deplored by 9pm ET, 6pm PT.YouTubeYouTube is livestreaming the debate in partnership with NBC.
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In her first meeting with Mr Putin, for example, he conceded that the Berlin Wall could never have lasted for ever, but deplored the chaotic haste of the Soviet exit from East Germany.
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Democrats deplored the lack of a strong response to Khashoggi's death from President Donald Trump's administration, saying strategic or commercial ties to Saudi Arabia should not triumph over democratic values like free expression.
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In the speech, Gillard deplored the "shameful practices" that had denied thousands of mothers their rights, and pledged more funding to help those affected to trace their parentage and access mental health services.
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A response to the shootings of African-Americans by police officers that inspired the Black Lives Matter movement, "The Bitter Game" deals with a syndrome that has been copiously reported, analyzed and deplored.
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The embassy this week deplored what it described as the "ubiquitous monitoring" of Chinese nationals on Moscow's public transport network in a formal complaint sent to local authorities and leaked to Russian media.
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The embassy this week deplored what it described as the "ubiquitous monitoring" of Chinese nationals on Moscow's public transport network in a formal complaint sent to local authorities and leaked to Russian media.
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Gropius and his acolytes recognized and deplored the idea, claiming that their designs arose from a pure functionalist embrace of modern materials, and in response to the demands of modern living — nothing more.
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But they said that they, too, deplored bailouts and that the real solution to the problem of banking crises was a need to tie the government's hands to prevent any possibility of future bailouts.
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She delivered a political speech in March in San Francisco, in which she criticized the administration's plans for overhauling health care and deplored the persistent indignities faced by women, and minority women in particular.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's Foreign Ministry deplored on Thursday sanctions imposed by the United States on Chinese entities and individuals it accuses of knowingly transferring oil from Iran in violation of Washington's curbs on Tehran.
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It is also worth noting that Wallace was a fierce opponent of colonialism, who openly deplored the British and French empires, leading Churchill and the French to pressure Roosevelt to replace him on the ticket.
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It is profoundly revealing that Pope Francis, one of the great men of our century who has explicitly deplored this Trump policy, has made decency toward immigrants and refugees a defining cause throughout his life.
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In September, an internal committee recommended that top engineers report to the commercial-airplane division's chief engineer—in theory, a reassertion of expertise against the bottom-line mind-set that Stan Sorscher and others deplored.
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Five months ago, Carl C. Icahn deplored Pfizer's proposed takeover of the Ireland-based drug maker Allergan as a "travesty" meant to help one of America's biggest companies lower its tax bill by moving abroad.
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In 1976, he deplored a firebombing that destroyed much of Londonderry's shopping district, and in 1987, he stopped church funerals for I.R.A. men after one service was turned into a paramilitary display by republican gunmen.
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Bob Corker (R-TN) also stands to personally benefit from this provision, leading to early speculation that it's the reason he flip-flopped and decided to back a bill whose deficit impact he'd earlier deplored.
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Hearing unofficial reports of civilian deaths, Holbrooke felt stirrings of doubt — "We are fighting wrong, and it hurts" — though as much as he deplored the tactics, he couldn't bring himself to question the war itself.
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The fresh damage is being deplored by architects and politicians, with questions being asked about how the fire could happen in a closed site, but some alumni described the emotional loss as just as significant.
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"The Secretary deplored the death toll among the protesters as a result of the Government of Iraq's crackdown and use of lethal force, as well as the reports of kidnapped protesters," Ortagus said in a statement.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil's President Michel Temer deplored violent clashes in Rio de Janeiro during a national strike on Friday but said his government would press ahead with its agenda of reforms aimed at balancing the budget.
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Mr. Deripaska deplored that assertion as "malicious" and a "lie," and subsequently sued The A.P. for libel, though he later dropped his appeal of a judge's ruling dismissing the lawsuit without receiving a settlement or payment.
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Yet they both deplored juvenile registration; he saw it as a costly and invasive problem of big government, and one that flew in the face of the prevailing evidence about kids who offend against other kids.
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BEIJING, Sept 26 (Reuters) - China's Foreign Ministry deplored on Thursday sanctions imposed by the United States on Chinese entities and individuals it accuses of knowingly transferring oil from Iran in violation of Washington's curbs on Tehran.
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson of Britain, campaigning in Salisbury on Tuesday ahead of the country's general election next week, said he deplored Mr. Trump's threats over trade and maintained that he would push for freer markets.
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It has become a rhetorical gesture used to link a universally deplored past with the structural advantages that white people continue to enjoy to this day, regardless of whether they harbor any feelings of racial animosity.
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In another case, in the town of Elsinore, a man was fined for a Facebook post in which he compared "the ideology of Islam" to Nazism and deplored the "immigration of Islamists" as destructive for Danish society.
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Even though the former assistant director of Luang Prabang's department of tourism, Khamtanh Somphanvilay, publicly deplored the idea of any Laotian generating a profit from the ritual, street vendors still continue to operate all over the city.
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The Mother of All Rallies was billed as "not a left or right rally," though it featured the familiar Trump Unity Bridge, and its speakers deplored "sanctuary cities" and endorsed the president's transgender ban for the military.
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Pompeo spoke with the Iraqi Prime Minister and "deplored" the death toll in anti-government protests this fall and "emphasized that peaceful public demonstrations are a fundamental element of all democracies," according to a State Department spokeswoman.
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In opening remarks at the annual Munich Security Conference, German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier deplored the three big powers' approach to global affairs and, without naming Trump, took issue with his vow to "make America great again".
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In a Twitter post on Sunday morning, Mr. Trump deplored the killing of Christians in the Middle East without noting the killings of Muslims, who have been killed in vastly greater numbers in Iraq, Syria and elsewhere.
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While "Lightning" might be making a hero out of a leader who was both revered by the people and deplored by her political rivals, today the painting remains relevant, with all its symbolism, historical, and contemporary complexities.
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Then Trump spoke up for a key aspect of Obamacare before realizing what he'd done and assuring everyone that he deplored every aspect of Obamacare, which paled in comparison with Trumpcare, whatever that might turn out to be.
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Even if they dislike Mrs Clinton with a passion, and resent her criticism of Republicans, they do not actually want to declare themselves candidates for being deplored, because they side with a candidate who constantly appeals to bigotry.
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As might have been expected, the decision was immediately welcomed by politicians who stand to the right of Mr Söder's Christian Social Union, which dominates Bavarian politics, and deplored by those on the political left and centre-left.
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"We have been patient... We have not deplored all of our troops to Syria ... with the moderate opposition Jerablus was freed," he said, adding that Turkey supported plans to drive IS out of its Syrian stronghold of Raqqa.
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The improbable success of Elena Ferrante's Neapolitan novels (which happen to boast the kind of froufrou jackets that Wolitzer deplored) has helped usher in a variety of works of literary fiction about female friendship marketed to the mainstream.
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In a statement, a spokeswoman for the Justice Department, Kerri Kupec, deplored the contempt vote as "politically motivated and unnecessary," and the two sides traded blame over who had cut off weeks of negotiations over a possible compromise.
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American factories and their workers would become less competitive in the global market, adding new victims to the "rusted-out factories scattered like tombstones across the landscape of our nation" that Mr. Trump deplored in his Inaugural Address.
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Berg's 1978 biography, "Max Perkins: Editor of Genius," was a masterly look at a reticent Yankee who buried himself in manuscripts, wore a fedora everywhere, and deplored innovations—even as he discovered and published Fitzgerald, Hemingway, and Wolfe.
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KAMPALA (Reuters) - European Union diplomats in Uganda on Friday deplored "brutal treatment" of lawmakers arrested over a stoning of President Yoweri Museveni's convoy, and a rights body called for Ugandan authorities to prosecute the perpetrators of the alleged abuses.
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And if there were ever doubt that the gay community is working to combat its racism, too, one need only look to how it's been deplored in feature-length documentaries and even publicly castigated by LGBTQ celebrities of color.
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While United Nations officials and even the State Department have deplored the civilian casualties and have urged the Saudi-backed coalition to open up ports for humanitarian supplies, the real focus must remain on Iran's unprovoked and cynical aggression.
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The government has condemned these threats; senior figures in the Orthodox church have deplored them too but also condemned the film, partly on grounds that it's an unfair gesture to a man whose heroic death is about to be commemorated.
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VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - Pope Francis on Monday deplored the attacks on churches and hotels in Sri Lanka that killed nearly 300 people and called for universal condemnation of what he said were "terrorist acts, inhuman acts" that could never be justified.
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In an interview aired with "Axios on HBO," Romney denounced Trump's requests to Ukraine and China to investigate Biden, questioned Trump's character, criticized his decision to "abandon" Kurdish allies and deplored his hush money payment to an adult film star.
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The lawmakers - an alliance of progressive Democrats and Republican constitutional conservatives - deplored the "humanitarian disaster" in Yemen but also said they wanted Congress to reassert its constitutional authority to decide whether the United States should be involved in military conflict.
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Then you look for slight improvements in the resulting protein — a quickened pace of activity, say, or a vague inclination to carry out a task it wasn't performing before, or a willingness to operate under conditions it deplored in the past.
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In 1992, he became the first Japanese monarch in living memory to visit China, where bitter memories of the war run deep, and "deeply deplored" an "unfortunate period in which my country inflicted great suffering on the people of China".
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WHITFIELD: For years, the elephants and their dance routines were a big draw for a circus fan, but not at all popular with animal rights groups which deplored their treatment and repeatedly criticized, picketed and sued the company for its treatment of animals.
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The U.S. State Department on Thursday deplored the alleged use of chemical weapons and backed a call from the United Nations to put violence in Syria on pause for a month in order to deliver humanitarian aid and facilitate the evacuation of civilians.
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A popular former television presenter and green activist, Nicolas Hulot (pictured centre), resigned abruptly in the middle of a radio interview last week, saying that although France was doing "more than most", he deplored the "small steps" being taken to protect the planet.
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Mr Trump deplored the rise of the "alt-right", a loose collection of far-right groups that supported his campaign, acknowledged there was "some connectivity" for man's role in climate change and said he would not prosecute Hillary Clinton over her e-mails.
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READ: Why I'm voting for Trump Trump on Monday deplored U.S. spending on NATO in an interview with The Washington Post's editorial board, calling for a diminished U.S. role in the military alliance in favor of stepped up contributions from other NATO countries.
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Gandhi absorbed many ideas osmotically during an era when a range of artists and thinkers, from William Morris to D. H. Lawrence, deplored the condition of human beings in industrial production and their entrapment in the cash nexus, and emphasized interdependence over individualism.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China on Tuesday deplored violence in Hong Kong that saw protesters ransack the city's legislature, fuelling expectations it will take a tougher line on the territory, even as details of the scenes of vandalism went largely unreported on the mainland.
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He was a socialist turned right-wing reactionary who deplored Martin Luther King Jr., opposed the Voting Rights Act ("another typically American attempt to use the force of law to compel the public to drastically change") and toured Africa advocating for colonialism.
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He deplored the "casual undermining of our democratic ideals" and "the personal attacks, the threats against principles, freedoms and institutions, the flagrant disregard for truth and decency" that he said had become prevalent in American politics in the era of Mr. Trump.
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Results mattered less than his charm, which won him contracts from London Underground though he never travelled by Tube, from the National Union of Teachers whose politics he deplored, and from the BBC, months after he called for it to be sold.
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In the United States, the drawn-out siege of Aleppo — where the Syrian regime and its Russian allies repeatedly bombed hospitals and civilian areas — was widely deplored as a war crime comparable to the worst massacres of the Bosnian war during the 1990s.
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Standing at a site from which thousands of French Jews were sent to their deaths during the Holocaust, President Emmanuel Macron of France on Sunday deplored his nation's wartime role in abetting murder and pledged to fight a renewed tide of anti-Semitism.
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They came back and scratched the itch later in the show, with a slightly more amusing gag in which Stephen Colbert and Jimmy Kimmel deplored the no-host decision, before being replaced as presenters by the voice of Amazon's personal assistant, Alexa.
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The U.S. has argued that the pipeline makes Europe less secure and more dependent on Russia for its energy needs but the EU and Russia have deplored the sanctions with the former saying it should be able to determine its own energy policy.
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Mr. Rasoolyar posted an open letter to President Ashraf Ghani's government on the social media site, in which he deplored the precarious state of the military and police forces in Sangin District, who were short of food and ammunition and encircled by Taliban fighters.
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Her star shone brightest in the first hour of the debate, where she deplored an economy that is "doing great for a thinner and thinner slice at a top" but "just not doing great for people who are trying to get a prescription filled".
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BEIJING, July 2 (Reuters) - China on Tuesday deplored violence in Hong Kong that saw protesters ransack the city's legislature, fuelling expectations it will take a tougher line on the territory, even as details of the scenes of vandalism went largely unreported on the mainland.
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Tom Wolfe, who died Monday, was — as even those of us who did not share his politics and often deplored his taste and even doubted the fashion wisdom of all the white suits have to admit — one of the central makers of modern American prose.
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FCC Commissioner Jessica Rosenworcel deplored the rigmarole required to put this theory to bed: The Inspector General Report tells us what we knew all along: the FCC's claim that it was the victim of a DDoS attack during the net neutrality proceeding is bogus.
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Western powers, many of which supply billions of dollars worth of weaponry to Gulf Arab powers, tried to tamp down the tensions with Iran but also deplored the executions, as human rights groups strongly criticised Saudi Arabia's judicial process and protesters gathered outside Saudi embassies.
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Russia take on New Zealand in St. Petersburg in the first match of the eight-nation Confederations Cup on a pitch that had to be hastily relaid after football officials deplored its quality when it cut up badly during a match there in April.
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Western powers, many of which supply billions of dollars worth of weaponry to Gulf Arab powers, tried to tamp down the tensions with Iran but also deplored the executions, as human rights groups strongly criticized Saudi Arabia's judicial process and protesters gathered outside Saudi embassies.
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Duterte&aposs allies said the ruling should be respected, but opponents deplored it, with one opposition group, Tindig Pilipinas, labeling the tribunal as a "supremely erroneous court" and threatening to file impeachment complaints against the justices, who voted to approve the government petition, called quo warranto.
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A press statement approved by all 15 members of the Council on Friday night deplored the fact that the North's ballistic missile activities were contributing to the country's development of nuclear weapon delivery systems and increasing tensions on the Korean Peninsula and in the East Asia region.
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Under the watch of his sister, Elisabeth, handmaiden to Hitler, this philosopher who deplored German nationalism ("Deutschland, Deutschland über alles, that is the end of German philosophy") and anti-Semitism ("I will have all anti-Semites shot") was refashioned into an intellectual architect of the Third Reich.
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Turgenev's distaste for drunken disarray and slovenliness so exasperated some of his compatriots, particularly those prone to the habits he deplored, that Fyodor Dostoyevsky, a contemporary and dedicated Slavophile, urged him to get a telescope so that he could see Russia more clearly and more sympathetically.
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The President has deplored the bipartisan and bicameral budget negotiations taking place amid the short-term spending bill as a "waste of time" and indicated in recent days that he is once again leaning toward taking executive action to build a wall on the US-Mexico border.
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"Nevertheless, any destruction of the careful restoration and reconstruction work carried out by Iraqi archaeologists such as Tariq Madhloom and his colleagues is to be deplored— as is the terrible loss of life and suffering wreaked upon the people of Mosul and its neighborhood," she continued.
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Raymond had previously gotten the impression that Campbell, a black sergeant from Trinidad, privately deplored the constant push for numbers, but he also believed that Campbell, who had been in his position for only a year, was under the same pressure to deliver the numbers as everyone else.
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Thousands of students who took out federal loans to attend schools that lured them with fraudulent claims will still have to repay a portion of their debts, the Education Department said Tuesday — a new attempt to water down a loan-forgiveness program that the department's leader has long deplored.
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To some extent, this is a replay of the controversy two years ago over Trump's remark that Megyn Kelly, who had questioned him aggressively during a debate, had "blood coming out of her wherever" — a comment widely seen, and deplored, as a gibe about Kelly having her period.
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The central message of Mayor Bill de Blasio's re-election pitch appeared clear, even early in his administration: After a winning 2013 campaign that deplored the "tale of two cities," the mayor's bid for a second term would be founded on his mission to create "one city" for all New Yorkers.
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He deplored, on one hand, "the pressure being exerted by great business interests that want to lay hands on its petroleum, gas, lumber, gold and forms of agro-industrial monocultivation" and, on the other hand, threats from policies that ostensibly aim to conserve land "without taking into account" its inhabitants.
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Prominent Supreme Court litigator Neal Katyal said the Supreme Court's decision in Dunn v Ray will be taught to future law students alongside deplored rulings like Dred Scott v Sanford (stripping blacks of citizenship), Plessy v Ferguson (blessing segregation) and Korematsu v US (upholding the internment of Japanese Americans during World War II).
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Citing the Arizona decision may seem ironic, and California's defence of its sanctuary policies may smack of the state-sovereignty argument that liberals deplored when it was used to unsettle rather than reassure immigrants, but the Trump administration has a Supreme Court ruling on its side in this turning of the tables.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo in a phone call with Iraqi Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi "deplored the death toll" among protesters due to the crackdown of the Iraqi government and urged him to take immediate steps to address demonstrators' demands, State Department spokeswoman Morgan Ortagus said on Tuesday.
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She deplored two recent attacks by men who had claimed allegiance to the Islamic State: an ax and knife attack in Würzburg by a 17-year-old refugee who said he was from Afghanistan, and a suicide bombing in Ansbach by a 27-year-old Syrian who had sought asylum in Germany.
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Protesters have deplored the officers' use of pepper spray and tear gas as excessive since the early days of the protests, but this month an 18-year-old high school student was shot in the chest by a police officer — the first time a demonstrator had been struck with a live round.
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" The welfare commissioner, Edward Rhatigan, "deplored the 'hysterical' propaganda" about changes to the state's plan and shared a sentiment that is perhaps at the heart of all the pervasive opposition to universal child care throughout American history: Many of the mothers, he said, worked only to "satisfy their desire for a career.
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In the pursuit once known as leveraged buyouts — before some marketing genius fastened on "private equity" as a way to disguise the fact that the business still rests on a mountain of debt — Mr. Schwarzman and his brethren have become symbols for the economic inequality that Mr. Trump deplored during his campaign.
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While televangelists like Billy Graham, Oral Roberts, Bob Jones Sr. and Joel Osteen reached millions with more impersonal and lucrative mass-media techniques, Mr. Peterson deplored modern megachurches, virtual religions online, televised preaching and what is known as the gospel of prosperity, which propounds the popular notion that God rewards the faithful in material ways.
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HURT: Well, you know, and of course, it&aposs important to remember that this is exactly the sort of behavior in the White House, in the Oval Office that a lot of Clinton&aposs detractors have deplored about him at the time and you know, so it comes as a little surprise to a lot of people.
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While secular radicals denounced their governments' militarist and imperialist sins, the MAB, a group said by a government report to have links to the global Muslim Brotherhood but which denies any link, deplored the action against Mr Assad only on grounds that it was too little, too late, and perhaps even so mild as to be counter-productive.
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On January 20th, Federica Mogherini, the foreign-policy chief of the European Union, gave a speech to the European Parliament in which she deplored the suffering of Christians and other minority faiths in the Middle East but carefully stopped short of using the word genocide, to the great disappointment of many MEPs and religious-freedom campaigners.
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All the same, it can be argued, and frequently is, that the work of our greatest Irish writers in English, in what we shall dare to call the classical period, from Jonathan Swift in the 18th century to Samuel Beckett in the 20th, is marked by a grave musicality that is immediately identifiable, and as such celebrated or deplored.
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The bedside manner that she deplored has become only more marked in the intervening decades, as the reviewing of fiction and poetry has fallen less to professional critics and more to fellow novelists and poets — colleagues who don't wish to run into those they've disapproved of while riding the same circuit of readings and writers' conferences.
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Bolton's aggressive tactics are exactly the sort of thing candidate Trump deplored, yet 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 has evidently placed the United States' Iran policy in Bolton's bellicose hands.
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But just as the pro-life movement ultimately won real gains — in lives saved, laws altered, abortion rates reduced — by accepting the legitimacy of the republic even as it deplored the killing of the unborn, so today's conservatism has far more to gain from the defeat of Donald Trump, and the chance to oppose Clintonian progressivism unencumbered by his authoritarianism, bigotry, misogyny and incompetence, than it does from answering the progressive drift toward Caesarism with a populist Elagabalus.
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