But if we don't prevent it, doesn't it dishonor our society, doesn't it dishonor India?
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If you bring dishonor to the United States Border Patrol, if you bring dishonor to the uniform you are wearing, I'm going to fire you.
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"I'll Make A Man Out Of You"!), the film came at crucial juncture for millennials who still quote it to this day ("Dishonor on you, dishonor on your cow").
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Now he labors in dishonor for a sad Suns team.
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I mean, the man has been mangled — talk about dishonor.
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I believe voting for Trump would bring dishonor to God.
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There's no dishonor in visiting a sex worker while single.
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I would never dishonor my dad and his work ethic.
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A vote for Trump "would bring dishonor to God," he said.
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Even during #BlackHistoryMonth they dishonor the words of Coretta Scott King.
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"You dishonor Islam if you lose to Israel," he was told.
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I'm never going to dishonor my parents by being like that.
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He leans into his reputation of being a man of dishonor.
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He said he did not intend to offend or dishonor anyone.
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Nor should it have to pay the church's debts of dishonor.
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Those who had the dishonor of making this list broke those guidelines.
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It should bury forever every memorial calculated to perpetuate dishonor and disparagement.
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In marked contrast, George Bellows showed the war to be marred by dishonor.
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They have disgraced their country and brought dishonor to the Party of Lincoln.
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Sen Collins, you dishonor the memory of Margaret Chase Smith and Olympia Snowe.
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If Senate Republicans cave on this, it will be to their lasting dishonor.
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He later said he would never dishonor the memory of the late Sen.
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Talking to a male outside her family it could bring dishonor, even violent retribution.
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To do so would dishonor a great American tradition of open and honest debates.
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McCain refused because it would dishonor his father and demoralize the other American POWs.
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We dishonor victims, so the argument goes, if we simply lock away a monster.
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History will record those who dishonor the oath as unequal to that grand trust.
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"I am going to appeal to you to not dishonor that history," Pressley said.
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They are concerned with principles, with how one defeats temptation, greed, and avoids dishonor.
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It evokes a hushed awe, the trepidation that loud noises might dishonor the space.
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They're shouting at you about how there's no dishonor in quitting, go set yourself free.
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"To me, there's no dishonor in losing in this tournament," Villanova coach Jay Wright said.
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Furthermore, I would never dishonor the memory of a great American patriot like Sen. McCain.
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Trump continues, on an almost daily basis, to dishonor the presidency and debase civic life.
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But obviously it shaped who I am now and I don't want to dishonor that.
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"I just know that I'm not going to dishonor them by giving up," she said.
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Choosing death before dishonor is not unique to one person, one era or one society.
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Does it dishonor the heritage of Italian-Americans, a group that has also faced discrimination?
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That bright line of dishonor, emanating from the Swift Boaters, extends into the foreseeable future.
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"He has, I think, brought dishonor upon the House and endangered the country," Ornstein added.
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"There is no greater dishonor than not being able to support your family," he said.
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Casting contempt, dishonor or ridicule upon the national anthem is considered a violation of the law.
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Her prison sentence may end in a few months' time, but her dishonor will last forever.
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"I would never dishonor the memory of a great American patriot like Senator McCain," he said.
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To be partial is to dishonor both himself and the object of his ill-advised favor.
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The victims are often ostracized, or even attacked, by their family members over a perceived dishonor.
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The Razzies split the dishonor between 50 Shades of Grey and the apparently not-so-Fantastic Four.
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Once politics becomes your ethnic and moral identity, it becomes impossible to compromise, because compromise becomes dishonor.
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The contagion of dishonor has spread irresistibly through the White House staff, turning aides into con artists.
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Not only will Trump not get a Nobel Peace Prize, he'll get an American badge of dishonor.
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He claimed Qandeel that brought dishonor to the family with her outspoken social media posts and controversial photos.
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"The allegations against this individual bring great shame and dishonor on all of us," he told the governor.
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Trump indicated in August that he'd changed his mind and said withdrawing from Afghanistan would dishonor those killed.
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Mr. Trump promised to make America win again, but only after an hourlong tour of despair and dishonor.
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And Padmavati is a death-before-dishonor type, so spoiler, she immolates herself when Allaudin breaches the fort.
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If only the honor of the warrior had not given way to the dishonor of the indicted politician.
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Meanwhile, Jaime's decision to literally stab Aerys II in the back and dishonor himself forever likely saved countless lives.
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" During a White House news conference, Trump said Tlaib's comment was a "dishonor to herself and to her family.
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Or does renaming it dishonor the history, culture and contributions of Italians, a group that has also endured discrimination?
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The village council, swayed by Mr. Ahmad's powerful relatives, said Mah Yamsar's family had brought dishonor on the village.
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To treat that as something of lesser value than personal fame is really to dishonor him and the players.
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" During a White House news conference, Trump said Tlaib's comment was a "dishonor to herself and to her family.
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We'll be back in Vegas on August 19th for one of our big pay-per-views, Death Before Dishonor.
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But, when Jon realizes the dishonor of the scrimmage in front of him, he physically bars his Northman from joining.
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I know in my heart that nothing I have done as a Senator — nothing — has brought dishonor on this institution.
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I know in my heart that nothing I have done as a senator, nothing, has brought dishonor on this institution.
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Herpes had always felt like a mark of dishonor, and now it threatened to stain her public reputation as well.
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Playing that song now would dishonor this thing that was really precious to me by kind of making it cheap.
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I know in my heart that nothing I have done as a senator, nothing has brought dishonor on this institution.
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I know in my heart that nothing I have done as a Senator, nothing, has brought dishonor on this institution.
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That responsibility lay heavy on her, as did an obligation not to dishonor an aesthetic heritage anyone would find daunting.
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Federal judges should not callously dishonor their service by using this foolish and extreme lawsuit to throw away the ACA.
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Hands and tongues smeared with threatening, sanctioning and terrorizing the #Iranian nation, are not entitled to dishonor the ancient #Persian_language.
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President Trump never misses an opportunity to dishonor the men and women who made the greatest sacrifices for their country.
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Some of the rape survivors say their husbands accused them of bringing dishonor to their families and kicked them out.
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I had done a dishonor to the Dog Gods of Basketball, to my teacher, to the spirit of the game.
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"Here's a peaceful protest: never buy another shoe, shirt, or jersey of rich spoiled athletes who dishonor our flag," Cruz wrote.
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SCARAMUCCI: Hey Chris, in the neighborhood I grew up in, I'm never going to dishonor my parents by doing something wrong.
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Others considered the agreement a cowardly concession, posing the danger of a "Castro-Chavismo" nation, as the double defeat of dishonor.
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"I know in my heart that nothing I've done as a senator - nothing - has brought dishonor on this institution," he said.
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"It is a dishonor to our country's veterans to allow the Nazis and the white supremacists to go unchallenged," Shulkin said.
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"No one is here to quiet you," Pressley said, but appealed to them "not to dishonor" the history of Atlanta's washerwomen.
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Some women say that the dishonor of rape has lessened over the past three years, but that doesn't mean it's disappeared completely.
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The challenge for the Labour Party is to devise a policy that honors Brexit voters' decision but doesn't dishonor its own values.
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"We are not going to surrender nor dishonor ourselves nor get on our knees whatever price we have to pay," he said.
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" Two days later, when a judge approved the order, García declared, "Staying in Peru for eighteen months is neither punishment nor dishonor.
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The Republicans in the Senate and on the campaign trail who are calling for Justice Scalia's seat to remain vacant dishonor our Constitution.
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To Ms. Hill's critics — including Republicans who want to reclaim her seat in a relatively conservative district — she brought dishonor to her office.
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Tribal practices prevail Such crimes often originate from tribal practices and punishment for behavior viewed as bringing dishonor to a family or village.
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You dishonor our dead by using them to score political points and to scapegoat entire groups of people like Muslims, immigrants, and Latinos.
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We dishonor those who gave their lives 15 years ago by not evolving at a pace faster than the threats facing our country.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) "will die with dishonor" after voting yes to begin debate on ObamaCare repeal legislation, according to a Huffington Post contributor.
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Since then, Spacey has assumed a high perch of unique dishonor within the reckoning that has consumed the entertainment industry over the past year.
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It's considered fashionable among the social justice crowd to take a knee during the national anthem, burn the American flag and dishonor our troops.
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The poor should know that poverty does not dishonor, nor making a living with work, as the example of the son of God proved.
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To recognize and honor the experiences of one member of our Caucus does not mean that we ignore or dishonor the experiences of another.
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Brandon remembers the first hardcore show he attended, in 8th grade, featuring Out To Win, Strength Through Reason, Death Before Dishonor, and Scare Tactic.
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"Countries protect the reputation of its armies by punishing miscreants who bring dishonor and ignominy," a former foreign minister, Mangala Samaraweera, said on Twitter.
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"When we succumb to those considerations in spite of what should be greater considerations ... we dishonor our principles and forsake our obligations," Flake said.
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"It is a dishonor to be part of this system that kills the people of my own country," he said in announcing his resignation.
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We would never shun or dishonor the death of anyone with another health condition by placing that singularly stigma-ridden attachment to their face.
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In May, people who have committed acts of "serious dishonor" will reportedly be unable to travel on trains or flights for up to a year.
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Criminals like Julian Beaufort and Count Olenski are protected by an invisible safety net, while Ellen lives under constant threat of destitution, dishonor and homelessness.
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But instead of outlining a pathway to salvation, she offers punishment, which Dickon and daddy Prick-on eagerly accept, choosing death by dragon before dishonor.
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They can't find anything because I would never dishonor my dad by hurting my last name by doing something stupid for money or for power.
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" Then the call for the boycott -- "Here's a peaceful protest: never buy another shoe, shirt, or jersey of rich spoiled athletes who dishonor our flag.
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"The Republicans in the Senate and on the campaign trail who are calling for Justice Scalia's seat to remain vacant dishonor our Constitution," she said.
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And with all due respect to strategy and savvy, I'm sorry that in this year of Republican dishonor we won't get to see it happen.
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The teenagers in the port city of Karachi were said by the Pashtun council of elders, or jirga, to have brought dishonor on the community.
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In July, Qandeel Baloch, a social media celebrity known for her risque online posts was killed by her brother for bringing dishonor to the family.
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A failed Ukraine would not only dishonor the sacrifices of those who died on the Maidan and the efforts of reformers who are fighting corruption.
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To recognize and honor the experiences of one member of our Caucus does not mean that we ignore or dishonor the experiences of another. pic.twitter.
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"It was extremely political — it was a political tool at the hands of those who wanted to hit their rivals, to dishonor them," he said.
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Strzok, Comey and McCabe should stand in shame and dishonor for their failure to live up to the core FBI values of fidelity, bravery and integrity.
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"What's very sad about it is it brings dishonor to the whole committee," Pelosi told MSNBC's "AM JOY," referring to a "politicized" situation surrounding the committee.
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" But, she added, "The Republicans in the Senate and on the campaign trail who are calling for Justice Scalia's seat to remain vacant dishonor our Constitution.
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The fact that the District Attorney chose to dishonor a vow by his office never to prosecute Mr. Cosby should itself be sufficient to halt the case.
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DRF began the helpline in response to the murder of a Pakistani model, Qandeel Baloch, who was killed by her brother for "bringing dishonor" to his family.
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But in order to avoid facing 210 years of drug charges, Nicky's going to have to dishonor her, the way that the rest of Red's family has.
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As a Black trans person who wishes to invest in the inclusion of Black trans narratives in photography, it would be a dishonor to continue this method.
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" "Using language like that in front of her son, and whoever else was there, I thought that was a great dishonor to her and to her family.
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They struggle to have their legal rights upheld, and face accusations of bringing dishonor upon their families if they report a rape or file for a divorce.
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Her lawyer, Christine Chung, cited Ms. Yan's difficult childhood and "the shame and dishonor and the ripping down of her whole life" that resulted after her arrest.
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As Hayek wrote in his own Nobel lecture, we dishonor this scientific tradition when we lack humility and hold firm to formal models that don't represent reality.
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Farms that exceed the targets earn a yellow card, a badge of dishonor that in 2018 was meted out to just 30 of Denmark's 3,100 pig farms.
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But, if Cohen indeed becomes a cooperating witness for the Robert Mueller Russia investigation, he will salvage a tiny bit of honor from a life of dishonor.
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She says conservative senators arguing otherwise "dishonor our Constitution": My thoughts and prayers are with the family and friends of Justice Scalia as they mourn his sudden passing.
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Bran is aghast at his father's dishonor on the field of battle, but, like, come now little muffin, your parents were people once too, know what I mean?
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" In an interview last month, Matthew Giglio Jr. said, "Having him granted parole would not only be a dishonor to our father but to all law enforcement officials.
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"The Republicans in the Senate and on the campaign trail who are calling for Justice Scalia's seat to remain vacant dishonor our Constitution," Clinton said in a statement.
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"Every day we fail to act, we dishonor the memory of those lost and we give our blessing to a status quo that ought to horrify us," Herring said.
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With the exception of a few Governors like Baker, Hogan and Kasich it is filled with feckless cowards who disgrace and dishonor the legacies of the party's greatest leaders.
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"In dishonor of our President, the producers of my show have created a plaque commemorating his comments to Billy Bush, which happened on our lot," Gottlieb wrote on Facebook.
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" Likewise, the NCIS stands by its investigation, and says a new probe would "exploit the emotions of a grieving widow and dishonor the service and memory of Col. Stahlman.
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Teaching kids to dishonor the flag and the men and women who have sacrificed everything for it is misguided and won't help ease relations between police and poor communities.
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It makes me feel very disappointed that President Trump chooses to honor Mr. Woods's achievements while most of his words and actions greatly dishonor people of color in general.
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The House of Representatives passed the articles of impeachment the night before my oath ceremony, rendering Donald Trump the third president in American history to ever earn the dishonor.
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Franken, who faced enormous pressure from his own colleagues to step down, insisted he had done nothing to bring "dishonor" to the Senate since joining the body in 28500.
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Saudi Arabian men consider themselves guardians of their families' honor and often punish family members, especially girls and women, who are said to have brought dishonor on the family.
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He sounded anguished as he said that, while he was no racist, he did not want to dishonor his father, whom he had known as a good and loving man.
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Some of this comes through in the women themselves, and in particular Marziyeh's apoplectic brother, who is beside himself with the dishonor that his sister has brought on the family.
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This means that he is compromised, in capacity and function, and that means that Trump's fear of dishonor places the rest of us in danger of future attacks and exploitation.
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" Reagan declared "we dishonor the memory of the 50,000 young Americans who died in that cause when we give way to feelings of guilt as if we were doing something shameful.
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But she remains too terrified to provide even her first name, for fear of being killed by him or another relative over the perception that she brought "dishonor" to the family.
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But even though Barb is gone, we're still sure her friends, family and neighbors will continue to dishonor her memory worse than not bothering to send a search party for her.
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Terminating pregnancies is Hester's job and her identity, and she wears her "A" – always visible through a hole in her dress – as both a badge of dishonor and her professional shingle.
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She and her family had been expelled from their village in Ghor Province because her teenage daughter, Mah Yamsar, was said to have brought dishonor by becoming pregnant out of wedlock.
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It was for that reason — the dishonor more than the girl herself — that he sulked off from the fight and by his absence caused the deaths of many dear to him.
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The Houston Rockets 23-point thrashing of the Lakers was NOT the worst L of the night -- that dishonor went to twin bros who got obliterated in a massive nightclub brawl!
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"I know in my heart that nothing I have done as a senator, nothing, has brought dishonor on this institution, and I am confident that the Ethics Committee would agree," he said.
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While he admitted he previously favored withdrawal, Trump said doing so would dishonor the US troops who died in Afghanistan and could create a vacuum that would allow terrorist networks to expand.
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Hailing from the Tajik ethnicity and Sunni sect of Islam, they see her love and subsequent marriage to Mohammad Ali, an ethnic Hazara and a Shiite, a dishonor worthy of her killing.
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"The Republicans in the Senate and on the campaign trail who are calling for Justice Scalia's seat to remain vacant dishonor our Constitution," the former secretary of State said in a statement.
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But it captures an important truth about politics, that dishonor is like a cancer that spreads inexorably as it feeds upon ambition, protects itself with lies and doubles down with cover-ups.
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These are some of the terms men in Afghanistan use to refer to their wives in public, instead of their names, which would be a grave dishonor to share outside the family.
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Sometimes I imagined her receiving a visit from dishonor, whom she knew so well, and hearing its confidence: it must have murmured in her ear, 'My hour is coming soon, my good Julie.
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Fifteen years later, the invasion is a footnote to the war, and the aftermath is filled with too much death and dishonor for me to ever regret leaving the service without another deployment.
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If we fail the memories and spurn the legacy of those who died a century ago, will we repeat that dishonor against those who have fought and died in the Gulf, Afghanistan, Iraq?
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To support a bill that would undermine the ability of the blind and others with disabilities to ensure equal access and opportunity would be to repudiate that project and dishonor our shared legacy.
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At worst, they are poisoning the national well with petty gripes that dishonor the brave warriors who have laid down their lives to protect the very rights they get to exercise as Americans.
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As a Black trans person, Texas Isaiah believes "it would be a dishonor to continue this method," and is dedicated to figuring out how to compensate everyone involved in bringing a photo to life.
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Franken, who maintained he had done nothing to bring "dishonor" on the Senate, also reflected Thursday on Democrats' recent gains in the House and said he hopes to advocate for liberal causes moving forward.
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The president recently launched an assault on the Antiquities Act through his April 26 Executive Order, showing dishonor for U.S. public lands and extreme contempt for one of the nation's most important conservation tools.
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If we fail to do so, we dishonor the work of our foremothers and ensure that a system that has, since its founding, been geared to benefit the few to the detriment of the many.
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There was also the matter of honor: the older a female child gets, the more people in her village worry that she'll bring dishonor or shame to the family if she remains unmarried, Rajni says.
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"It would dishonor me not to have this car," he thinks, for it is a thing of beauty, and the only thing louder than that hemi are the wise, internally echoing words of Wayne Campbell.
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According to tradition, the bull must be speared several times before death as a way to respect its life – to consider that a single blow could fell a bull would be to dishonor the animal.
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It could yet serve as a rallying point for a Republican Party that can save itself from dishonor, win its share of elections, and stand up to the honey badgers who mean to pillage it.
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But interestingly, and ironically, three similarities that leftists attach to Trump and Johnson as badges of dishonor are that both men are not politically correct, can be considered populists, and are strongly anti-entrenched establishment.
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The Pakistan government has finally done something about these brutal crimes, which originate from tribal and cultural practices and are often meted out as punishment for behavior viewed as bringing dishonor to a family or village.
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CNN has reported on only a handful of these brutal crimes, which originate from tribal and cultural practices and are often meted out as punishment for behavior viewed as bringing dishonor to a family or village.
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Mr. Ryan and Mr. McConnell could hardly dishonor themselves more than they already have in this sordid election year, but their refusal to stand up to Mr. Trump's pernicious lie may be their lowest moment yet.
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"I know in my heart that nothing I have done as a senator, nothing, has brought dishonor on this institution, and I am confident that the Ethics Committee would agree," Franken said during his resignation speech.
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He also completed only 75% of his passes on the night, and made just one dribble, seeing him earn the dishonor of being Juventus' worst player on the night, according to the football statistics website WhoScored.
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To diminish our nation in the name of politics, to divide its people for gain, or to set its citizens against each other, is to dishonor our forefathers and those who sacrificed to build our nation.
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"I know in my heart that nothing I have done as a senator, nothing, has brought dishonor on this institution, and I am confident that the Ethics Committee would agree," he said from the Senate floor.
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Some of this comes through in the three women themselves, and in particular Marziyeh's apoplectic brother, who is beside himself with the dishonor that his sister has brought upon the family for wanting to become an actress.
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"Give us the strength, God, to resist the empty, patronizing words that protect the culpable and defame the innocent and dishonor the slain," Ms. Guidry said in a prayer that received a loud "Amen" from the audience.
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Conservatives dishonor the truth as well as their own political cause by scapegoating Black Lives Matter activists for creating — rather than merely identifying and speaking out against — the atmosphere of violence that led to the deaths of police.
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The ones who did appear found varying ways to cover themselves in dishonor — some with pained, phoned-in endorsements, some with opportunistic zeal, and some by simply being good apparatchiks and squashing the last attempt at delegate dissent.
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Trenga, in sending Manning to jail, said there was no dishonor in testifying to grand juries, which are referenced specifically in the U.S. Constitution, and that he hoped time in jail would allow Manning to reflect on that.
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He championed the egalitarian belief that the best society allows maximum space for each member to craft his own life, but he had the civilized belief that there are clear distinctions between honor and dishonor, excellence and laziness.
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With a sense that U.S. law had failed to offer protection, Camp-Horinek said, the tribe in 2017 created a rights of nature statute and resolved to prosecute in Ponca court those who "dishonor" those rights in tribal territory.
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A Human Rights Watch report last year estimated that 1,000 "honor killings" — the practice of relatives murdering girls or women because they think the victim has brought shame or dishonor on the family — take place in Pakistan each year.
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Judge Trenga, in sending Manning to jail, said there was no dishonor in testifying to grand juries, which are referenced specifically in the U.S. Constitution, and that he hoped time in jail would allow Manning to reflect on that.
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"President Trump and his administration's continued disdain for our nation's national security and our founding ideals of liberty and justice dishonor our proud immigrant heritage and the diversity that strengthens and enriches our communities," she said in a statement.
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I will admit it is a dishonor to our past generations that have already paid a debt for us but even after all this time black communities are not fully equipped to exercise those privileges and thus have given up.
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We sincerely hope that the Congress of today, and the Senate will not dishonor the legacy of its forbearers and in doing so, make it harder for we in the blind community to live the kind of lives we want.
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" Ibrahim Hooper, the spokesman for the Council on American-Islamic Relations, said on Saturday, "It's really despicable that anyone, let alone a presidential candidate, would choose to dishonor the service of an American who gave his life for this nation.
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It would also dishonor the work of police and prosecutors at the state and federal level who toiled for a decade — led by dedicated public servants like Rosenstein — to prove that we can secure public safety without sacrificing our values.
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Mr. Buchanan coordinates a volunteer water-testing program for the New York City Water Trail Association, an advocacy group, and holds the awards each fall to honor, or really dishonor, the most polluted waterways in and around New York City.
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He banged out another sentence, hunt-and-peck, pronouncing the words softly as he typed them: Anxious to bring neither dishonor nor discredit to this agency and to you I must therefore ask you to accept my resignation effective immediately.
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We don't want a president who flips the ordinary equation, out of some puerile sense of grievance, to honor Russia and dishonor the F.B.I. We don't want a president who believes that vile behavior is justified by a Vesuvial stock market.
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Though suicide in Japan has a long history as a way of avoiding shame or dishonor, and its suicide rate still tops the Group of Seven nations, a national effort has brought suicides down by about 40% in roughly 15 years.
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"President Trump and his administration's continued disdain for our nation's national security and our founding ideals of liberty and justice dishonor our proud immigrant heritage and the diversity that strengthens and enriches our communities," Pelosi said in a statement Monday.
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In an interview on Fox News from New York, Mr. Mohib said the Taliban could not be trusted and that any peace deal made with the insurgents without the Afghan government would dishonor the victims of the attacks of Sept.
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These councils have banned women from voting; given children to old men to marry in order to settle disputes; and ordered a woman to be stripped naked and paraded through a village for a dishonor or crime committed by a male relative.
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"They've been dealt an unfair hand by the media who's just very dishonest in the way that they cover them, portray them, and really dishonor the sacrifice and the service that they give to all of us, each and every day," she added.
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But the action of the collaborators is seen as part of an inevitable human comedy in which honor and dishonor, cowardice and courage—even erotic against empathetic love—are terms to be interrogated every day rather than to be blindly treated as totems.
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Calamitous credit, a dearth of collateral, and a laughable monthly income be damned, he thinks, before receiving assurance from the newly inked "Death Before Dishonor" tattoo on his arm, a piece of art that was etched one block away from the auto dealer.
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"President Trump and his administration's continued disdain for our nation's national security and our founding ideals of liberty and justice dishonor our proud immigrant heritage and the diversity that strengthens and enriches our communities," Speaker Nancy Pelosi of California said in a statement.
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And sadly, that reaction was riddled with lies, smears and gross accusations that are not only designed to discredit and dishonor our legal system and institutions, but ironically, proved beyond a shadow of a doubt that Trump is unequivocally unfit for the presidency.
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Though some, maybe most famously Boston's Government Center, are wildly unsuccessful and are being (sensitively) adapted right now, many upgradeable landscapes whose potential could be teased out with thoughtful changes are instead being plowed over with heavy-handed schemes that dishonor the original design intent.
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According to Adriana Aguilar, an attorney at AsíLegal, there are states that go so far as to take into consideration the woman's reputation, societal notions of shame and dishonor, the woman's psychological state, or the opinion of their spouses when pursuing their cases against women.
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If we move on without fundamental change or implement reforms that merely tinker around the edges, we dishonor those officers who died in Baton Rouge and Dallas and all who died in Baton Rouge, St. Paul and so many other places across this nation.
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He was well known on the commercial strip of 149th Street near Third Avenue, with his long, graying hair pulled back in a ponytail, his "Death Before Dishonor" patch, the heavy rings on every finger, a cane in one hand, a knife in his pocket.
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So I've generally held what I've considered a sensible middle-ground position on his sins — that he should have stepped down when the Lewinsky affair came to light, but that the Republican effort to impeach him was a hopeless attempt to legislate against dishonor.
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Speaking of Mr. West, it would be a dishonor not to mention the track "Get Em High," one of my favorite songs of all time and arguably one of the best songs off of College Dropout which features a fire ass collab from Kweli and Common.
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After being assured that he intends to marry her, Gentileschi carries on an affair with the man who raped her, which eventually leads to a trial that includes Gentileschi's torture (a common means of testing truthfulness at this time), and, despite a favorable outcome, her family's dishonor.
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"What I don't think is fair, and what I think is a shame — and actually, I'll go so far as to say a total dishonor — is to not at least acknowledge what this story is: acknowledging these six guys," Krasinski said of the movie's main characters.
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" Under the terms of the new bill, funding will be withdrawn from culture organizations that "harm or dishonor" the symbols of the state (flag and anthem), "deny the existence of Israel as a Jewish and democratic state," or "observe Israel's Independence Day as a day of mourning.
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Leonard, knowing that something very embarrassing has happened to him in public, does not, as the stipulations of honor dictate, immediately slice his own belly open, spill his guts on the sacred court, letting the Gods observe his sacrifice as a means to pay for his own dishonor.
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In 2015, National Nurses United, the country's largest professional nurses union and a major player in progressive politics, put Feinstein on its "dishonor roll," along with several other Democrats after she voted in favor of authorizing the president to "fast track" global trade deals like the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
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While milk and honey contains several poems that, through coded words like "dishonor," obliquely refer to Kaur's cultural upbringing, that's about as explicit as it gets: The poems are vague enough to provide identifiable prompts for readers from a variety of different cultural environments, including — in many cases — white Western readers.
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This question is compounded during periods like this one, when faith seems to distort reality rather than clarify it, when it's easily manipulated for low rather than high purpose and when some of those who claim to be people of faith act in ways that bring dishonor to it and themselves.
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"The African Union Mission wishes to express its infuriation, disappointment and outrage over the unfortunate comment made by Mr. Donald Trump, President of the United States of America, which remarks dishonor the celebrated American creed and respect for diversity and human dignity," the AU mission in Washington said in a statement.
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What we must come to grips with is that the arrogance and myopia that made our race-based social caste system possible, that allowed us to dishonor our Constitution and delude ourselves on a regular basis, are the same arrogance and myopia that are now threatening the well-being of the entire planet.
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KABUL, Afghanistan — These are some of the terms Afghan men use to refer to their wives in public instead of their names, the sharing of which they see as a grave dishonor worthy of violence: Mother of Children, My Household, My Weak One or sometimes, in far corners, My Goat or My Chicken.
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Devin NunesDevin Gerald NunesJuan Williams: Trump, his allies and the betrayal of America Trump expected to nominate Texas GOP lawmaker to replace Dan Coats: report House Republicans claim victory after Mueller hearings MORE (R-Calif.) to be expelled from the House, saying the Intelligence Committee chairman has "brought dishonor" to the chamber.
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"The African Union Mission wishes to express its infuriation, disappointment and outrage over the unfortunate comment made by Mr. Donald Trump, President of the United States of America, which remarks dishonor the celebrated American creed and respect for diversity and human dignity," the African Union mission to the United States said in a blistering statement.
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" Alter argues that 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, likewise, "has brought his office into dishonor and disrepute" by "his craven performance opposite Vladimir Putin in Helsinki.
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Kennedy's daughter Caroline Kennedy, now 61, donated the suit to the National Archives in 2003 but requested that it not be displayed for public viewing in order to avoid "dishonor the memory" of her parents or "cause any grief or suffering to members of their family," according to a deed given to the National Archives along with the donation.
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As the niece of two Marines who perished at Iwo Jima and Guadalcanal, and the daughter of the last surviving son who served his duty stateside, I am dismayed to my core at the dishonor brought to the title of commander in chief and the dark shadow that he casts on our military, our allies and our citizens.
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This particular emoji (red if you're on Twitter, or yellow if you're using Apple's iMessage) is the smaller, more unassuming cousin to other emoji like the mountain cableway and the suspension railway, and while those emoji are near the bottom of the list in terms of popularity, the tramway had the dishonor of being the very least used on Twitter.
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A spokesman for Iran's foreign ministry is criticizing President TrumpDonald John TrumpDem lawmaker says Nunes threatened to sue him over criticism Parnas: U.S. ambassador to Ukraine removed to clear path for investigations into Bidens Five takeaways from Parnas's Maddow interview MORE for a tweet in Farsi supporting Iranian protesters, saying the president is not "entitled to dishonor" the Persian language.
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Veterans Affairs Secretary David ShulkinDavid Jonathon ShulkinPress: Acosta, latest to walk the plank Senior Trump administration official to leave post next week Trump sent policy pitch from Mar-a-Lago member to VA secretary: report MORE, who is Jewish, said last week that Trump had "done a good job speaking for himself" but said it was a "dishonor" to U.S. military veterans to let Nazis go unchallenged.
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A.M. (4 All Mississippi - Backed Up (The 83rd's Edit)DJ Spinn Teklife - Old English Spinn/Nick Hook/Scatta VIPSliink x Dj Taj x Big O - Best Friend Anthem (Jersey Version)Baltimore Club Music Doo Doo Brown DrumlineSkepta_/TAD IQ/NA_/MC Kauan Laugh - Man (Putaria Maxima edit)Anna Latautua - Twwth Réelle - amethyst (other mix)Dwizz - Salt Pepper Ketchup and HotsauceJoey Labieja - Death Before Dishonor ft.
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When we remain silent and fail to act, when we know that silence and inaction is the wrong thing to do because of political considerations, because we might make enemies, because we might alienate the base, because we might provoke a primary challenge, because ad inifitum ad nauseum, when we succumb to those considerations in spite of what should be greater considerations and imperatives in defense of our institutions and liberty, we dishonor our principles and forsake our obligations.
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Instead, the articles state that Trump is "fueling an alt-right hate machine" that is "causing immediate injury to American society;" brought "shame and dishonor to the office of the presidency by associating the majesty and dignity of the presidency with causes rooted in white supremacy;" engaged in deceit by making the false claim that three to five million people voted illegally in the 2016 presidential election; and encouraged police brutality during a July speech to law enforcement.
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When we remain silent and fail to act when we know that silence and inaction is the wrong thing to do, because of political considerations, because we might make enemies, because we might alienate the base, because we might provoke a primary challenge, because ad infinitum, ad nauseam, when we succumb to those considerations in spite of what should be greater considerations and imperatives in defense of our institutions and our liberty, we dishonor our principles and forsake our obligations.
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When we remain silent and fail to act when we know that that silence and inaction is the wrong thing to do -- because of political considerations, because we might make enemies, because we might alienate the base, because we might provoke a primary challenge, because ad infinitum, ad nauseum -- when we succumb to those considerations in spite of what should be greater considerations and imperatives in defense of the institutions of our liberty, then we dishonor our principles and forsake our obligations.
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When we remain silent and fail to act, when we know that silence and inaction is the wrong thing to do because of political considerations, because we might make enemies, because we might alienate the base, because we might provoke a primary challenge, because ad infinitum, ad nauseam, when we succumb to those considerations in spite of what should be greater considerations and imperatives in defense of our institutions and our liberty, we dishonor our principles and forsake our obligations.
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Thomas L. Friedman If only Stephen Paddock had been a Muslim … If only he had shouted "Allahu akbar" before he opened fire on all those concertgoers in Las Vegas … If only he had been a member of ISIS … If only we had a picture of him posing with a Quran in one hand and his semiautomatic rifle in another … If all of that had happened, no one would be telling us not to dishonor the victims and "politicize" Paddock's mass murder by talking about preventive remedies.
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They begin this way: If only Stephen Paddock had been a Muslim … If only he had shouted "Allahu akbar" before he opened fire on all those concertgoers in Las Vegas … If only he had been a member of ISIS … If only we had a picture of him posing with a Quran in one hand and his semiautomatic rifle in another … If all of that had happened, no one would be telling us not to dishonor the victims and "politicize" Paddock's mass murder by talking about preventive remedies.
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Ayanna PressleyAyanna PressleyScaramucci calls on GOP to save country from Trump 'depredations' Pro-Trump Republican immigrant to challenge Dem lawmaker who flipped Michigan seat Joseph Kennedy mulling primary challenge to Markey in Massachusetts MORE (D) took aim at 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 the House floor Tuesday afternoon as a partial government shutdown continued into its 18th day, accusing the president of bringing "dishonor" to the Oval Office.
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" Within 24 hours, the African Union mission to the United States expressed its: "Infuriation, disappointment and outrage over the unfortunate comment made by Mr. Donald Trump, the President of the United States of America, which remarks dishonor the celebrated American creed and respect for diversity and human dignity" Seventy eight former U.S. ambassadors serving in Africa rebuked the U.S. president in a formal letter saying: "We hope that you will reassess your views on Africa and its citizens, and recognize the important contributions Africans and African Americans have made and continue to make to our country, our history, and the enduring bonds that will always link Africa and the United States.
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