In announcing his plans, Trump "is doing something for agriculture, doing something for the ethanol workers in Iowa, and doing something for the environment," Grassley told reporters.
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M.B.: He instead believes what that he's doing something for himself?
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But now, this is a gift of doing something for 20 years.
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For me, trepidation is best diffused by doing something for someone else.
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Who am I to shame someone else for doing something for themselves?
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It's doing something for the greater good, for the longevity of humanity.
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We say, We're doing something for our children and our children's children.
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"I feel like I'm doing something for the greater good," he says.
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I'm doing something for me in the place you tried to destroy.
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When you've been doing something for so long, it's kind of like food.
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"They were talking about doing something for people," Blackwell said of young activists.
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Finally, Chen and He said, Chinese-Americans were doing something for future generations.
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It's neat that he's willing to share and doing something for the community.
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I hoped they wouldn't scold me for doing something for my own future.
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And that means it's okay if we're also doing something for someone else.
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That&aposs critical because that&aposs what drives everything else, but when you come to work for Mars, you know that you&aposre doing something for the people in your value chain, you know you&aposre doing something for the planet.
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It's that double standard and I think I'm doing something for the double standard.
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We feel more Oregonian, because at least we are doing something for the land.
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I love my city very much and am always doing something for its people.
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"During a typical week, I'm doing something for pay pretty much every day," she said.
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It feels like you're doing something for the reward, not because you want to help.
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"It makes me feel really good because I'm doing something for this community," she said.
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" And I was like, "Well, something about this is doing something for them right now.
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"You've got to keep stuff fun when you're doing something for so long," he added.
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Mr. Williams said it gave him the feeling of doing something for the first time.
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And don't be ashamed of what that is, because clearly it's doing something for you.
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Life isn't just for productivity, and doing something for fun can be its own reward.
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"Anytime you're doing something for the first time, you have to be persuasive," Lagerwey said.
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And that's honestly not only brave, it's the epitome of doing something for the right reasons.
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I don't have to shoehorn someone who doesn't put women first into doing something for IWD.
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"When you are doing something for the first time there will always, be kinks," said McCloyn.
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Extrinsic motivation is doing something for outside rewards — praise from parents, money or recognition, for instance.
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It can be hard to change the way you've been doing something for your whole life.
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"The idea of doing something for someone else really is associated with feeling good," Dr. Amsellem says.
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And it's why I continue to talk about water and the importance about doing something for water.
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Let's say I'm doing something for Wu-Tang: I'll pick the music because I know the talent.
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"All of my life is doing something for somebody else," Morrison told New York magazine in 2012.
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"Doing something for children was our first thought," Camilo F. Buscaron explains, fresh of the Disrupt Hackathon stage.
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As the argument unfolds, Rebecca accuses Jack of not being able to handle her doing something for herself.
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At the end of the day, I think the greatest joy in life is doing something for others.
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She and Khloé call Rob, and he is appreciative of the idea of doing something for him and Chyna.
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"Just because you have been doing something for so long does not mean you're doing it right," she says.
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Frances is excited about finally doing something for herself: Opening the art gallery she's had her heart set on.
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The French — continuing to live the illusion of the mythical French-German couple — are finally doing something for themselves.
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It is rare that life affords us the privilege of knowing when we're doing something for the last time.
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" Birss went on to add that she believes "international pressure" could shame his administration "into doing something for the forest.
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If you need that, and you feel like it's doing something for you, I'm not gonna tell you that's bullshit.
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The common thinking was, 'Well sleep is generated in the brain, so it must be doing something for the brain.
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"I'm doing something for myself that I'm seeing positive results from, and that makes me feel stronger and better," she said.
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And I guess that's what I get out of it, the thought that I'm doing SOMETHING for someone, no matter how small.
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"He's very committed to making sure that our message of doing something for the middle class is going to resonate," said Rep.
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Doing something for others will always feel like work but do that same task for yourself and it will feel like joy.
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In some ways, it's a mark of respect and appreciation for the fact that we are doing something for people across this country.
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Intrinsic motivation means that you're doing something for your own enjoyment, while extrinsic motivation implies that you're in it for some outside reward.
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TC: In addition to maybe working long versus working smart, I associate workaholism with needing or doing something for outside, versus internal, validation.
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I feel like even though I'm in the air and my skin is getting all fogged up, I'm actually doing something for it.
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"Doing something for Hasankeyf these days is not only the responsibility of the Mesopotamian peoples, it's a duty of all peoples," Doğan stressed.
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For Furtado, at 38, her turning point meant doing something for herself and by herself for the first time in a long time.
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So for Trump, committing to planting trees is an easy way to claim he's doing something for the environment with little political risk.
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"He's got an album coming out next year, and he's going to be doing something for my album as well," Naughty Boy said.
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"At some point, every guy is told by a woman in their life, 'You gotta start doing something for your face,&apos" Seacrest agreed.
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Diego Saul Reyna: I had been thinking about doing something for a while, the reason being that here in Canada, Mexicans are very welcome.
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The difference between making one prototype, for something that needs to work once on camera, vs doing something for manufacturing and building at scale.
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"Just the fact that you are doing something for yourself and engaging in something that gives you hope may have an impact," Wager said.
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Meanwhile, the losers – you and I – will continue to believe that their economic value is limited to "doing" something for eight hours a day.
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" Ms. Washington and Mr. London were both interested in doing something for television on the hearings following the premiere of the 2013 documentary "Anita.
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"I don't understand why you're kicking him out for doing something for me, if I need it I need it" Maggie told the television station.
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When you've been doing something for a long time, you sometimes forget the very basics, and why you're even doing something in the first place.
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When you've been doing something for that long, you're bound to rack up some kind of history, and Juiceboxxx's is the stuff of cult legend.
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He says that he'll consider doing something for the kids if he can leverage it against Democrats for money to pay for his border wall.
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Doing something for your partner doesn't need to feel like a loss if the action brings you both more joy, love, and fulfillment, she says.
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I don't think people connect the dots between what they're doing for a living and that they are in fact doing something for a living.
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If you are living now in the Middle East and you're an artist, then you have a duty here before you start doing something for outsiders.
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Because we have an easier time doing something for one day that we couldn't fathom doing for a week, never mind for the rest of time.
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Every time that he manipulates Jon and convinces Jon that he's doing something for Jon's benefit, he's actually doing it for his own and Gilly's benefit.
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Usually when humans are doing something for which a computer would be much superior, such as performing calculations, a company will jump in and automate it.
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Since I'm too jaded to imagine anyone doing something for no reason, I ask around if the students are here hoping to score jobs after graduation.
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She hopes doing something for someone else on your birthday becomes the norm, on par with receiving a gift, blowing out candles or noshing on cake.
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Not to mention, when you're cooking or baking, you're literally doing something for yourself, or someone else if you're prepping a meal for your family or friends.
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That can mean totally different things to different people, so as long as you're doing something for yourself without apologizing for it, that can be self-care.
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"If you really want to drive innovation in a really core area of the economy, you're really doing something for which there is no blueprint," Churi said.
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But beyond merely dressing you for peak floral season, H&M is also doing something for horticulture itself: The brand's new spring line is geared towards sustainable manufacturing.
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There was just that magic of doing something for the first time and I don't think anything was overthought because we didn't even know how to overthink it.
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"Though it was painful for him to have no privacy, he believed that he was doing something for the greater good, which gave him some solace," Gold said.
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Sometimes even we don't know whether we're doing something for ourselves or just to share it with everyone who's bound to see it as soon as we upload.
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I said when you look at something and someone is doing something for someone and all of a sudden they can't anymore, that falls under the slave mentality.
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"If you've been doing something for a long time, and you get familiar with it, and you get comfortable with it, that lifestyle becomes normal to you," Henderson said.
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In its most unadulterated form, then, self-care can be as simple or involved as you want it to be — the only requirement is that you're doing something for you.
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They want to appear as though they're doing something for gun safety, but are only willing to support the smallest-bore policies that the NRA gives the green light to.
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When they controlled for other variables, however, the study's authors found that the only "significant predictor" of contentment in a FWB relationship was being OK with doing something for someone else.
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So, these are all motivations, none of which relate to doing something for the people of Gaza, all of which relate to Hamas trying to change the position that it&aposs in.
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After a few more attempts—and coaxing my coworker into trying one of the patches—we both arrived at the conclusion that while subtle, CBD was definitely doing something for our anxiety.
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A: Well, my publishers have been talking to me about doing something for the 70th anniversary, sort of a relatively semi light-hearted take on Indian-ness and on the Indian people.
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"Search Party" has been called one of the most realistic portrayals of millennials on TV. Millennials definitely think that they're doing something for somebody else, when it's actually just a selfish act.
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"It feels good to recite those names because I know I'm doing the right thing and I know that I'm doing something for me and for them at the same time," Charny explains.
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"You know every time somebody is doing something for the first time there is a lot of pressure, there is a lot of expectation so obviously the pressure will be there," she said.
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Whether that ever works out economically, doing something for public service, he's a very good businessman, so maybe he confused the two, but all of these things are, I think, positive, not negative.
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When it comes to relationship compromise, it's a fine balance between doing something for your own happiness, and finding happiness in being of service to another person, in whatever way that ends up being.
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Please keep in mind that I am not above doing something for no reason, but also that I am not one of the largest and most ruthlessly organized corporations the world has ever seen.
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It's about showing that you pay attention to her complaints, hone in on her gushing about stuff she likes, and showing how much you appreciate what she does for you by doing something for her.
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And they're much more interested in doing that away from home, because unemployment in your home country is going to be spiking and you need to show that you're doing something for your own citizens.
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In the 1950s, John Christie received approval to set up a charitable trust to run the festival and the estate "by persuading the government that we were doing something for the public good," Gus Christie said.
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For a long time, when the depression came I'd wallow in it—but the one thing I've done right, besides not drinking or getting high, is that I wind up doing something for my job instead.
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Which is not to downplay the idea that doing something for four hours isn't an amazing and interesting thing, but I don't know that it's necessarily mandatory for all the listeners or all the players even.
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For Janene Bray, 2500, who spent 21 days trekking the Camino de Santiago, which follows an old pilgrimage route for 2500 miles across northern Spain, it was about doing something for herself after her three children left home.
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You can get a snapshot of someone that will tell a lie and...there is even something about the people I photograph doing something for the camera, for the presence of the camera, that even sometimes brings something more.
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Another way to think about it is that a loving partner would want to do something to make you happy (if they can), and if that means doing something for Valentine's Day, then that's cool by them, Burns says.
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"I think it's a responsibility on our part to make sure we're not just doing something for the sake of it, because then you have added to the number of people who are unhappy with their tattoos," she explains.
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So I think what this means is that descending into the variety of healing modalities that feel like they're doing something for you is cool but it has to be "always," less a routine and more of a practice.
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Your body is changing, and to be able to accept that change publicly and really just put it out there like that confidently — I tried to trick myself into thinking I was doing something for women all over the world.
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Next season, the company plans to present new ballets by Ms. Lopez Ochoa and Lauren Lovette, a principal dancer in the company, and Mr. Martins said he had been speaking to the choreographer Crystal Pite about doing something for City Ballet.
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"I learned from him the value of doing something for someone else through plastic surgery," Dr. Bárbara Machado, a plastic surgeon who worked for 15 years as the chief of medicine at Dr. Pitanguy's private clinic, said in a phone interview.
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"Lauryn's name came up and I had recently had a conversation with her agent, who had mentioned to me that she had some music to share and that she might be interested in doing something for the right project," Lehman said.
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I've been taking my time making this record and I just wanted to have a bridge of something whether I was thinking about doing something for a film or something like this and this seemed so obvious and such a perfect fit.
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"I'm no saint and I don't want to come across like one, but there is not a day that goes by that I'm not doing something for someone else with a very large chunk of my time," the 55-year-old says.
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"When you think about why makers make — certainly it's fun to crochet or make a 3D print of Baby Yoda — but when you get down to it, a lot of times it has to do with doing something for someone else," she says.
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"You know, the word charity always strikes me as meaning doing something for somebody who can't do it for themselves or they're getting something for nothing, but I don't think that's really what it is," Freeman said to the audience after he received his award.
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Tonight, Jordyn, seated in the backseat of a car headed to the airport (she is finally doing something for herself and going to a modeling shoot in Canada sans Kylie) tells the cameras that she often worries about how intertwined her life is with Kylie's.
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"I don't get to put off doing something for my company until tomorrow because if I do, I won't have made time for the other things I need to do, and then I won't be able to send out my Christmas letter," he offers.
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Each of them is doing something for the company that has created them, and they're kind of these, I don't know, forward-facing or consumer-facing entities for what is ultimately very powerful data processing and machine learning that is going on behind the scenes.
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Whether it's your first day working in Washington after winning a seat in Congress or your first time as a parent dropping off your child at school, we've all felt the difference between doing something for the first time and going through an event we've already encountered.
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Experts say this means that more than half of the metal the United States imports will now be free from those tariffs, calling into question the point of these tariffs aside from misleading American companies and workers into thinking that the president was doing something for them.
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I realized that the only way I was going to be able to get through the week was if I tapped into that feeling I'd experienced in the meditation room — the fleeting high that came from doing something for myself that had absolutely nothing to do with work.
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It was inclusive and loose and sassy and utterly present—completely in the moment even in the midst of a heavy nostalgia trip—because it was also about Prince making a community out of the room, and pointedly doing something for Baltimore at a time when our city was in mourning.
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It's hard when you're doing something for a female consumer and you have a bunch of guys allocating capital — especially at the nascent stage of a business, when there's not much to point to and they don't understand why someone would be interested in baby stuff or content about female sexuality.
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Offering more money would be a natural solution, but you can't really offer more money to 100 new employees without doing something for your hundreds of thousands of existing employees, and raising pay across the board to recruit new staff could make your company less profitable rather than more profitable.
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Also, the relatability of the way she felt: It wasn't just seeing this man, it was doing something for herself, fulfilling this part of herself that had died following a group rape, following over a decade of a husband who didn't really want to kiss her and make love to her in a certain way.
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And you know, at some point along the way, the way I have a small company, we're doing a bunch of projects, some of which I'm involved and some which I'm not, but one of the things that we try to promote at our company is that we're not doing something for the corporation.
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So there was one weekend where she had these scripts that Noah Wyle and I had written when we were doing something for Sony, trying to get this miniseries off the ground ... we wrote it for FX. FX passed, now we're having Apple read it, and my daughter says it's on her weekend read pile.
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It's not simply for the love: Club Magnus and Magnus himself has gone beyond doing something for the love, beyond simple habit, and into the realms of obsession, of continually repeating the same behaviours, performing the same rituals over and over again, with an ever changing crowd of new faces and old regulars constantly shuffling in and out.
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It's clear she is doing something for him, but we don't know what until the end of the episode, when we realize she is cleaning his house, topless, fulfilling a strange fetish that I'm sure exists in L.A. Later, we learn that this sketch man is not only a Somebody in Hollywood, he is Nina's former boss and they still have major beef.
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And to start getting into motives about, will this affect my prospects in the next election and calling that corrupt, and if you've got that as part of your motive, looking into whether you are doing something for electoral advantage and saying that's going to be a corrupt motive, we'll say that you can be charged for wrongdoing with that or impeached is very dangerous.
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