But the Obama administration has endeavored to stop the migrations.
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"In my life, I have endeavored to do the latter."
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Accordingly, Somos el Muro endeavored to expose hypocrisy in Mexico.
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"And we've endeavored to keep our disagreements professional rather than personal."
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"Servants' libraries" endeavored to instill moral standards in the lower classes.
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Finally, Republicans have endeavored to exclude young people from the voting process.
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I endeavored to eat a trench down the middle to find out.
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I'm in a flotation tank, I typed, or I endeavored to type it.
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Amazon's endeavored itself to conquering fashion in addition to everything else it sells.
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"In that sense I endeavored to strike a very non-partisan, factual tone."
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The funeral industry has endeavored lately to give cremation a rosy environmental glow.
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In short, he is the human being I have always endeavored to become.
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Like Morell, he insists that he endeavored to guard classified information, not leak it.
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She was wearing a red-and-green holiday dress; he endeavored to get introduced.
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We learned this lesson from a five year old who never endeavored to teach.
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They also endeavored to get Tubman's words right, particularly given how often she's been misquoted.
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So it was a fraught and frightening household from which Bosworth endeavored to extricate herself.
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As the Alien movies have continued, they've endeavored to explain, in better detail, the alien's nature.
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Thus far, Democrats have mostly endeavored to hope Republicans will do their opposition work for them.
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We always endeavored to do the right thing for our users, advertisers, shareholders, and fellow Yahoos.
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It is this spirit that the annual celebration in the nation's capital has endeavored to preserve.
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But after much torture and soul-searching, he endeavored to redeem himself by protecting the Starks.
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There's also an inheritance tax and certain habitation taxes, which Macron has endeavored to peel away.
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Heeding constant advice to "fake it till you make it," I endeavored to mimic the men.
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In its portrayal, we really endeavored for it to not be about the fetishization of those acts.
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And in its portrayal, we endeavored for it to not be about the fetishization of those acts.
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But this one endeavored to firmly secure its Spider-Man in the Avengers universe, and it worked.
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So the organization rescinded the two awards the book won and endeavored to change its awards policy.
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Our country's incoming leader not only rejects most science, but has actively endeavored to sow its distrust.
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The Europeans have endeavored to come up with a mechanism to trade with Iran that avoids using dollars.
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It's true that Democrats in the '90s, like Republicans today, endeavored to discredit investigations of the White House.
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He read the labels and endeavored to make a product with natural ingredients his own children would eat.
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Through the approval process, it has, in effect, endeavored to establish preferred treatment algorithms for physicians to follow.
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Francis, in contrast, has shown a more open and energized approach and has endeavored to reform the Vatican.
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Quartz, thus, endeavored to list all different ways foreign reporters tried to put the iceberg's size into perspective.
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At the same time, he has endeavored, with little success, to isolate Russia for a series of international violations.
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Tulsi Gabbard recently endeavored on a "fact-finding" mission that included a meeting with Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
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Ahead of the election, Stefanik has endeavored to frame herself as an independent voice who's focused on the economy.
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Senior White House officials endeavored to conceal records of the call including the official transcript, according to the complaint.
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That's why he refused to yoke himself to the sorts of rules that his predecessors had endeavored to follow.
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Until the 1950s, the Turkish government endeavored to populate notably Kurdish districts with immigrants from the Balkans and Caucasus.
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"I've endeavored to be as forthcoming as possible with you regarding everything that has happened this season," he said.
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Senior White House officials then endeavored to conceal records of the call, according to the complaint by a whistleblower.
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That's a question I endeavored to answer on a recent visit to the newly-constructed Muzeum Susch in Switzerland.
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There was a time, at least rhetorically, when Republicans endeavored to advance the notion of being a "Big Tent" party.
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The film endeavored to peer into the growing cruelty of society and address how such a society effectively undermines itself.
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On Trump, Moon has really endeavored to make sure that Trump's role in landing at this diplomatic moment is important.
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And what I have endeavored to do every day in the Senate is do what I said I would do.
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In a secretly recorded conversation in March, Mr. Batista told Mr. Temer the various ways he endeavored to obstruct justice.
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So they endeavored to doctor a 2016 "profit and loss statement" (P&L) to show they were profitable in 2015.
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Geometry of Shadows details the restlessness of de Chirico's mind as he endeavored to develop a metaphysical language for painting.
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The pair have collaborated with one another before, but this is the first time they've endeavored upon a full project together.
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With the aid of the difficult art of politics and negotiation they have endeavored by practical means to promote their ideals.
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By contrast, the most compelling photographs of him were neither idealized nor simplistic, but endeavored to portray his complexity and humanity.
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But instead of cherry-picking scenes to present the traditionally idealized Western view of contact, Reihana endeavored to present both sides.
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In addition, we believe Mr. Mosteller has consistently endeavored to make the office a safe, inclusive, and professional place of work.
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Reeves, he has endeavored to convince voters that he is the race's only true conservative when it comes to the economy.
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Since Trump declared his candidacy, so many reporters have endeavored to call out the President when he lies or distorts the facts.
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As dusk descended, I endeavored to see if I could find the hidden box and solve the mystery of Agatha Christie's disappearance.
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As minister of diaspora affairs, I have endeavored to strengthen the bonds between the Jewish community abroad and the state of Israel.
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It is a comfort that some young people in a small Virginia town have endeavored to keep fresh a remembrance of Sept.
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Before the rescue was completed, Musk had endeavored to involve himself, and employees from his companies SpaceX and Tesla, in the rescue.
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The songs are terrible, but this would be far from the first time someone seriously endeavored to do something they were bad at.
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"But it remains ambiguous whether Trump 'endeavored' to impede the investigation," which is necessary in order to meet the obstruction of justice threshold.
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While many movements crumble under the kind of conflict displayed over the 1973 conference weekend, academic feminists endeavored to make those arguments productive.
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I have endeavored very faithfully for three years to keep this circumstance confidential for the sake of my children to protect their innocence.
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To Gatenby's knowledge, no one had endeavored to exploit evolution against cancer in a clinical trial until he developed his prostate cancer experiment.
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Recognizing the promise of a strong tech ecosystem, cities have endeavored to bring the tech community together at accelerators, incubators and coworking spaces.
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"The govt has endeavored to address the issue in a way that the project's funding is maintained & power supply is ensured" for Bamian.
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In light of the importance of the staffing of the federal courts, Senate Democrats have endeavored to delay, and oppose, Trump judicial nominations.
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" His father, he said, had "endeavored to be part of the solution," while his brother, the mayor, "steadfastly remained part of the problem.
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"I endeavored to research extensively to better understand the nature of the dispute and also find possible solutions for my father," he said.
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Two researchers at the Department of Psychology there, Michal Kosinksi and David Stillwell, had endeavored to craft completely algorithmic approaches to human psychological evaluation.
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This, he adds, is "a more European concept" and not a way of doing things many African food outlets have endeavored to master yet.
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Well, it just so happens to be Scar Jo's fave and therefore the one I endeavored to recreate: Salted Caramel & Chocolate Hazelnut (recipe below).
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They are reflections of a cautious political career in which Biden has endeavored to do everything in his power to remain the party's center.
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But, through the years, we've come to understand some things about one another, and we've endeavored to keep our disagreements professional, rather than personal.
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No wonder that Hillary Clinton has endeavored to keep secret the transcripts of her speeches at Goldman Sachs, and Donald Trump his tax returns.
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The suit alleges Watts endeavored to "[misled] investigators" in the days after the murders and made false claims to the detectives and to the media.
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" Savage says he's worked in entertainment his whole life and has "always endeavored to treat everyone on any set I work on respectfully and professionally.
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For sure, the demo was not record ready, and possibly too long, but someone had endeavored to create a new instrumental sound and tonal quality.
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In recent weeks, two films have endeavored to spark similar conversations about racial injustice, police brutality, and rioting, despite recounting events separated by 2200 years.
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On "Platform," she endeavored to make songs meant to trigger autonomous sensory meridian response, or A.S.M.R., which is usually experienced as a pleasurable, involuntary tingling.
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In his recent, posthumous report, which drew a flurry of press, Dr. Hawking and his colleagues endeavored to show how this optimistic idea could work.
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RACE STORIES The most compelling photographs of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. were neither idealized nor simplistic, but endeavored to portray his complexity and humanity.
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The Fall of an Empire and the Fate of America (2007), I endeavored to collect the seemingly endless string of articles comparing Rome to America.
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Potential obstruction/interference in the investigation Finally, Mueller is empowered to investigate whether, during the investigation, anyone endeavored to interfere with or obstruct his investigation.
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Money-transfer companies have traditionally endeavored to operate outlets in as many locations as possible to allow customers to wire cash anywhere in the world.
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For Chung, who endeavored to land the equivalent of the next Facebook-size deal, it was an opportunity to solidify his reputation as a top dealmaker.
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But more than just an aggressive move in the VR and 360-video space it has endeavored to own, the new camera is a video camera.
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The town endeavored to build it anyway, with the supervisor Christopher St. Lawrence guaranteeing $25 million in bonds despite a promise not to use public funding.
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No one yelled at me when I did, but I endeavored to keep the photography to a minimum so not to clog the constantly-moving traffic.
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In this case, he endeavored to fuse the tragedy of Mosul with that of the House of Atreus, the dynasty at the center of the trilogy.
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"Since the property was purchased by our client, the state, and small activist groups, have endeavored to seize our client's private property without compensation," Kilmer wrote.
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And with his films, he endeavored to do something that was radical in Hollywood then, and still radical in Hollywood now: Telling black stories to America.
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The Sunlight Foundation's Politiwoops project has similarly endeavored to keep the errant writings from our elected leaders and their social media staffers, forever in the public sphere.
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Both endeavored to capture something of their unhappy existences in stitches through working on elaborate samplers: wide stretches of fabric embroidered with snippets of their life-stories.
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So I endeavored to better understand bariatric surgery — its potential and its pitfalls — and whether there was truly a strong case for young people getting these operations.
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Surprisingly, we were wrong; The brands who have endeavored to tackle the alternative noodle niche have really carved out a place for themselves at the dinner table.
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Others, cloaked in blue, who endeavored mightily to take courageous action against a desperate criminal and had the unthinkable happen, will bear indelible scars in their minds.
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And even as he endeavored to repair his reputation and excuse his behavior, his communications on the matter were often self-centered, unapologetic, and at times, patronizing.
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I endeavored to demonstrate as thoroughly as I could why American interests in Syria and those of Russia not only do not align but often conflict violently.
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LOS ANGELES — By now we've all heard of the kids who endeavored to re-make Raiders of the Lost Ark using only their wits and a VHS camera.
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Yet while a number of studies have endeavored to examine the impact of automation writ large on the employment picture, fewer have homed in on machine learning specifically.
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Wade, lawmakers, criminal prosecutors, and private litigators have increasingly endeavored to hold pregnant women legally responsible for threatening or causing harm to the fetuses contained within their bodies.
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Both paint a picture of President Donald Trump as impetuous, impulsive and petty, detailing how some inside the administration have endeavored to stop him from taking certain actions.
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Each driver has won two races, but it is Hamilton who has a 17-point lead over Vettel despite driving a car his team has endeavored to understand.
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Mr. Carr and his team — more than 98 percent of the park's permanent employees are Mozambicans, and 85 percent are local hires — have endeavored to do just that.
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Round Table The Times's staff book critics — Dwight Garner, Parul Sehgal and Jennifer Szalai — recently endeavored to choose the best 50 memoirs published in the past 103 years.
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Starting from 2016's self-titled tape on Primitive Languages, they've endeavored upon a uniquely unsettled exploration of the oft-tread realms between noise music and the dancefloor.
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He endeavored to rebuild the mostly underwhelming Arenas/Antawn Jamison/Caron Butler core by teaming Blatche with Nick Young and JaVale McGee and calling it the New Big Three.
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On the latest episode of Too Embarrassed to Ask, Recode's Kara Swisher and The Verge's Lauren Goode and Sean O'Kane endeavored to answered all these questions and many more.
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"We've taken a company that's worth north of $10 (billion), and we've endeavored to get everyone to understand the insights we have about it," Adrangi added in the note.
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But each season was 26 episodes long, so they left behind 104 episodes worth of this beautiful madness, which surely few humans have ever endeavored to take in entirely.
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The color of a work of literature is the mind of its author, and this is what Giono, himself the author of many fictional works, has endeavored to explore.
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In the course of forty years, and more than a dozen books, Dennett has endeavored to explain how a soulless world could have given rise to a soulful one.
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She explained her interest in the documentary by applauding how well it conveyed the insidious nature of child sexual abuse that she endeavored to illustrate on her syndicated program.
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Through the enactment of the McCain-Feingold Act, Congress endeavored to close the so-called soft-money loophole, and the Supreme Court upheld the core elements of this reform.
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Mathematicians endeavored for centuries to prove Fermat's assertion that an + bn = cn is impossible where a, b, c and n are positive integers and n is greater than 2.
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But the report still marks a dramatic change in tone from Zuckerberg and his company, which have endeavored over the past six months to try to combat fake news.
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Over the past two and a half decades, Wennmachers, 53, has worked with, advised, or broken bread with nearly everyone who has endeavored to build—or write about—a startup.
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It is a question that Prague's Karlovy Lazne Music Club has endeavored to answer by employing a specially adapted former automotive industry robot as a DJ in the popular nightspot.
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I did a double take when I saw it, and endeavored to be sure that my team of medical students and interns did not see the shock on my face.
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Philosophy of science is an integral part of our public discourse on science, which is why I have always endeavored to communicate the value of science to society at large.
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Social media lit up during the sit-in and television endeavored to cover it around the clock, even when House Speaker Paul Ryan, a Republican, turned off cameras and microphones.
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The authors of the recent study in The Lancet endeavored to address this problem, at least in part, by removing former drinkers from their reference group, leaving only never-drinkers.
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This is a guy who, when he endeavored to become a lawyer, really felt that he was going to confront situations and leave them better off than he found them.
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" Bice added, "For too long, the Postal Service has endeavored to ignore the rights of artists like Mr. Davidson, simply taking intellectual property with after-the-fact offers of nominal compensation.
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The mosque's architect endeavored to create a building that would comport with the surrounding residential neighborhood, forgoing the traditional dome and fashioning minarets to look like small chimneys, the lawsuit said.
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Many believe his biggest challenge in a presidential bid would come from the left -- not from President Donald Trump -- as Cuomo has endeavored to stake out a centrist approach to governing.
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The news comes at a time when Pope Francis has endeavored to overcome criticism that he has turned a blind eye to child sexual abuse by clergy in Chile and elsewhere.
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" Instead, Gorelick writes, "I have endeavored to communicate, in this translation, the profound discontinuity of the text — the relationship it has to its own obsessive revision and refashioning — its internal disjunction.
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Since then, Beijing has steadily endeavored to change not only the law and political system in Hong Kong, but also the values of residents, stirring up many conflicts as a result.
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Nor have the corporate attendees consistently endeavored, as the Davos Manifesto demands, to pay their "fair share" of taxes, continuously improve the "well-being" of employees, or treat "executive remuneration" responsibly.
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The next year, as George Washington and the delegates to the Constitutional Convention began thinking through how to craft a better system of government, they endeavored to strike a new balance.
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Back in 2015, the pharma CEO endeavored to raise the price of Daraprim, a drug that (among other things) treats people with HIV/AIDS, from $13.50 to a whopping $6774724787431751683 per tablet.
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"I've been with the United States Department of Justice for 16 years, through multiple administrations, and I've always endeavored to be as candid as possible with the court," he told the judge.
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To charge someone with obstructing justice, prosecutors have to prove that "the defendant corruptly endeavored to influence, obstruct, or impede" an investigation, according to legal and national-security experts writing for Lawfare.
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Mr. Hollande, who spoke from the Élysée Palace, offered an emotional tribute to the police, who he said were the country's first line of defense, and endeavored to reassure a nervous public.
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"I have been working in the entertainment industry my whole life and have always endeavored to treat everyone on any set I work on respectfully and professionally," the statement said in part.
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Many Irish people believe that the Catholic Church has not done enough to atone for the abuse its clergy perpetrated, and how it endeavored to cover up that abuse and protect pedophiles.
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After General de Villiers's resignation, Mr. Macron endeavored to reassure ministers during a cabinet meeting that the proposed level of spending would be sufficient "to protect the country," according to a spokesman.
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From the letter:While Tesla is confident that the evidence supports the claims made in this case, Tesla has endeavored to make clear that the audio recording contains its employees' private and personal conversations.
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" Photo by Klonopin Kardashian and Blackberri "In 2015, Houston's Prop 1, AKA the 'Houston Equal Rights Ordinance' (HERO), endeavored to ban workplace discrimination based on gender identity, sexual orientation, race and/or religion.
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"You don't work for them," Felt, having endeavored to be diplomatic, eventually feels compelled to tell him -- a message that isn't reaching the White House, including Nixon's counsel John Dean (Michael C. Hall).
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But lately, Ryan, the chairman of the Republican National Convention, has endeavored to embrace the presumptive nominee despite their disagreements on issues such as immigration and trade, as well as basic political strategy.
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Others believed that Starr and Congress had no choice but to proceed as they did given the weight of the evidence that President Clinton lied under oath and endeavored to obstruct the investigation.
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And while he said he endeavored to use "as much of the special counsel's own language" as he could (which amounted to 101 words), his letter was never meant to "summarize" the report.
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To prove obstruction of justice, authorities must show that someone intentionally, or "corruptly endeavored to influence, obstruct, or impede the due and proper administration of the law" in an investigation or other proceeding.
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It's about exploring the crime, establishing the crime and the torment of the characters within this story and exploring their stories hopefully with dignity and depth and that's what what we endeavored to do.
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Under pressure from its board, Uber has endeavored to find more savings after years of a growth-at-all-cost mentality under prior CEO Travis Kalanick, enabled by billions of dollars in private investment.
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He also questioned the authenticity of the text messages unearthed by the Post in motions hearings and endeavored, unsuccessfully, to require the Post to turn over notes and recordings from Cox's interviews with Thompson.
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Adrangi wrote "We've taken a company that's worth north of $10 (billion), and we've endeavored to get everyone to understand the insights we have about it," in a note to investors seen by Reuters.
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None of which is intended to diminish the stalwart work of many of the brightest minds in medical science, who, collectively, have endeavored for more than 30 years to find ways to treat dementia.
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During these past 5 years, we've built products that delight our users, focused on our clients' businesses, driven substantial value for our shareholders, and endeavored to make Yahoo the absolute best place to work.
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"The only connection is that these individuals suing Monster for money have endeavored to band together to litigate their cases in the media," the company said in a 600-word statement sent to HuffPost.
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"They were both very pleasant people who endeavored to produce good and enduring designs, which is why I agreed to the re-edition of what is essentially a very private design," Mr. Rams said.
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But the last episode -- coming after the death of its title character -- couldn't help but feel a bit anticlimactic, looking back to its past even as it endeavored to plant seeds for the future.
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"The president asked us to focus on two options in particular, to mature those options, and he had a series of questions for us that we endeavored to answer," General McMaster later tells reporters.
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These investors "treated stocks as the businesses they represented, and they endeavored to uncover situations where the price of shares in a company diverged from the true intrinsic value of its business," he wrote.
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Since the first Royal Enfield Himalayan Odyssey in 2003, this jaunt over the 'holy grail' of motorcycling has endeavored to not only bring man and nature together, but also provide a shot at spiritual piquancy.
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The park's designers, led by Dr. Robert Ford (Anthony Hopkins) and Bernard Lowe (Jeffrey Wright) have endeavored to create machines that think, and feel, just the same way regular humans do, albeit with scripted responses.
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"It is deeply troubling that the Company would take these steps without consulting us or other major shareholders, as we have continuously endeavored to engage in constructive dialogue," Marcato said in a statement on Monday.
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Over the past year, under the leadership of new chief marketing officer Brenda Freeman, the company has endeavored to stop playing up the mystery and start telling people about the product it's trying to build.
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While Cena has clearly endeavored to establish himself as a comedy actor (including "Trainwreck" and the "Daddy's Home" movies), in much the way Arnold Schwarzenegger did, his hulking WWE-honed physique does a trifle distracting.
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"I can add, over past many days, that we have endeavored to do what Kim and I agreed, put teams togehter in advance of the summit, and we received no response from North Korea," Pompeo said.
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Yet, these markets are also fairly narrow, and so Nvidia has endeavored over the past few years to expand its product offerings to encompass new applications like artificial intelligence / machine learning, autonomous automotive and crypto hashing.
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Anyone who has endeavored to remodel a house which grew in similar fashion can likely attest to discovering a mind-boggling assemblage of studs, joists, headers, pipes, and wiring, once the architectural surfaces are peeled back.
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He has endeavored to change the title of the head of the office from special commissioner of investigation to inspector general, a less prestigious position that is equivalent to more than a dozen other department officials.
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Jon Faust, a professor of economics at Johns Hopkins University who worked with Mr. Powell at the Fed, said Mr. Powell had endeavored to understand monetary policy and had demonstrated a strong grasp of the subject.
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From Franklin Roosevelt and John KennedyJohn Neely KennedyMORE to Ronald Reagan and George H.W. Bush, successful presidents have not only sought to select the most qualified individuals, they have endeavored to select the best overall team.
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The judges determined that Lee, grandson of the company's founder, had endeavored to bribe former president Park Geun-hye and her associate in order to win government backing for a deal enhancing his own position at Samsung.
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Competitors emerged, and Americans and Europeans waved pages from World of Interiors magazine, where Plain English advertised, at their contractors and carpenters, who endeavored to produce copies of Mr. Niblock and Ms. Fontana's high-end, homespun fantasy.
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Similarly in 85033, former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev endeavored to create an alliance of anti-American states and intelligence communities throughout Latin America, including Venezuela, Ecuador and others, to provide covert assistance to terrorists and drug traffickers.
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From the civil rights movement to the movement for gender justice and beyond, retrograde hardliners have always endeavored to hinder the advancement of equality to ensure that their ideas and their unearned social power survives and thrives.
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You've always endeavored to be your own person, independent, and unafraid to stand out in the crowd, but at this time, you're feeling even more pushed to assert your own identity outside of the expectations of your family.
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Ms. Rynecki has endeavored for years to catalog the art works, and this film follows her to Canada, Poland and Israel as she tracks down several of them and speaks with, or is rebuffed by, their current owners.
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"Together with my colleagues we've written a first draft of history and endeavored to deliver it to you, while speaking truth to power, without fear or favor with context and perspective," Smith said while speaking directly to viewers.
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Throughout my 25 years in the entertainment industry, the majority of my co-workers have been women, and I've endeavored to foster a positive work environment of mutual respect and courtesy, as that's how I believe it should be.
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The efforts of Big Eye are remarkable in that they have so clearly endeavored to use state legislatures to deny beneficial services to the American people in preservation of profits derived from an obviously atavistic and outdated service model.
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I love that ultimately this is a woman who does want that and sees that as part of her life, but she wants to find more of a balance than her sister and her mother have endeavored, you know?
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Google has acted like any responsible profit-maximizing company would be expected to: it has won users on the strength of the quality of its services, and it has endeavored to forge synergies between them to enhance its position.
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From distributing telephone directories to a cashier at an airport kiosk, an agent at a travel agency to an insurance agent, and also periods of unemployment, I endeavored to earn a respectable living while putting our sons through college.
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However, as the Bengals endeavored to run out the clock and secure a first playoff victory since 27, running back Jeremy Hill fumbled after a hit by linebacker Ryan Shazier and the Steelers recovered deep in their own territory.
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He said he remembered thinking that he would have no reason to hang his head as long as he gave it his best effort, endeavored to stay in the moment, stuck to his game plan and avoided mental errors.
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All of this is strange, but also this is Tesh's life: he has been successful and become famous in every field he ever endeavored to enter, and yet he is still someone Triumph does not hesitate to poop on.
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" In his exit, Smith alluded to the tension between the opinion and news divisions, saying that the news division had always "endeavored to deliver" the news "while speaking truth to power, without fear or favor, in context and with perspective.
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" In another part of Ten Days, she says, "I always made a point of telling the doctors I was sane and asking to be released, but the more I endeavored to assure them of my sanity the more they doubted it.
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The report documented in painstaking detail one of the most consequential investigations in modern FBI history and revealed how the bureau, which for decades has endeavored to stand apart from politics, came to be entangled in the 2016 presidential election.
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For years the US has endeavored to work with foreign countries to reduce the illegal trafficking of artifacts and antiquities taken from states devastated by war, citing the potential strain on foreign relations and the concerns of the archaeological community.
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Based on his public statements, including tweets, and what has been revealed publicly through other sources about things he said and did privately, the special counsel could be exploring whether he, with corrupt intent, endeavored to obstruct the ongoing investigation.
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In the years since they've disbanded, Lawrence has endeavored upon other projects—like the goofy pop provocations of Denim and Go-Kart Mozart—but the band for which he is best beloved has also become an object of increased fascination.
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A 2012 profile in Outside Magazine recounts how, after pledging to his wife, Nicole, that he would not make any more solo ascents, Mr. Steck endeavored in 2011 to climb Shishapangma, in Tibet, with a partner, the climber Don Bowie.
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They deserve to know if there was any "collusion" between the Trump campaign and the Russian government and if President Trump endeavored to obstruct the investigation in violation of law or in ways that would amount to grounds for impeachment.
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For more than 20 years I have endeavored — indeed, I have struggled, along with a majority of this Court — to develop procedural and substantive rules that would lend more than the mere appearance of fairness to the death penalty endeavor.
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I have endeavored to bridge this divide within our party and within our country because I know that after eight years of Barack Obama, this nation needs a vibrant and growing conservative movement, and it needs a strong Republican Party.
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" Over a year later, CEO of Skydance Media David Ellison released a statement on Lasseter's hiring, telling Deadline, "John has acknowledged and apologized for his mistakes and, during the past year away from the workplace, has endeavored to address and reform them.
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"Over the past many days, we have endeavored to do what Chairman Kim and I had agreed, which was to put teams, preparation teams together to begin to work to prepare for the summit," Pompeo told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on Thursday.
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After all, if Trump truly was Hitler, wouldn't one be a monster to not try and kill him before he was able to start a world war that killed more than 60 million people while he obstinately endeavored to annihilate an entire religion?
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It was perhaps the most telling, and to some the most damning, line of the torrent of revelations in the past two months — the distillation of an internal argument inside the Trump administration that the president's closest aides have endeavored to keep hidden.
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For years, the Federal Communications Commission has endeavored to upgrade the sort of short text-based messages — often accompanied by a loud alarm — that authorities have used since 2012 to warn Americans about rising floods, abducted children and violent criminals at large.
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Furthermore, this measure, unprecedented and unprovoked, will further liminalize an already marginalized work force and disregard all those who have endeavored not only to provide for ourselves, our families, and our communities, but also to actively contribute to the culture of New Orleans.
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Starting in the mid-1930s and then during and after the Resistance, the P.C.F. endeavored to be at once the herald of internationalism, organized around the absolute primacy of Soviet interests, and the champion of national independence, defined in the party's terms.
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Even as she endeavored, patiently, to convey to her mother the difference between Kansas and New York City, where she hopes to move, Ms. Sharma felt her own apprehensions growing, as the days passed and President Trump made no statement on the crime.
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"Over the past many days we have endeavored to do what Chairman Kim and I had agreed, to put preparation teams together to begin to work for the summit and we had received no response to our inquiries to them," Pompeo said.
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To view wandering as a medical symptom makes it less likely that service-providers will work to understand the intent behind it — or that law enforcement will look for signs of abuse prior to returning a person to the home they endeavored to "elope" from.
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"I think it wiser not to keep open the sores of war but to follow the examples of those nations who endeavored to obliterate the marks of civil strife, to commit to oblivion the feelings engendered," he wrote in a letter declining the invitation.
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Over the past many days, we have endeavored to do what Chairman Kim and I had agreed, which was to put teams, preparation teams together to begin to work to prepare for the summit and we have received no response to our inquiries from them.
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The pivotal moments can be traced to an undercover assignment from years before, a part of her past that has resurfaced with the return of a figure tied to those events, forcing her to revisit a period she has clearly endeavored to put behind her.
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It's not a surprise that McGregor and Rousey are so important to the company, but seeing the figures in black and white forces you to beg the question—why has the promotion never endeavored to put their two biggest earners on one PPV card?
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And so it was with an open heart that I endeavored to refresh my closet this month, or at least engage with some new silhouettes, at the new Brioni flagship on Madison, and also at the Boglioli shop on Bond, which opened quietly last summer.
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From 2014 to date, the Union of South American Nations, the O.A.S., the Common Market of the South (Mercosur), the Vatican and the State Department of the United States, among others, have endeavored to establish a constructive dialogue with the Venezuelan government, without success.
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He had worked to "arrange a meeting between the Campaign and the Russian government officials," and had otherwise endeavored through multiple rounds of contact with both Russian-linked individuals and with the Trump campaign to coordinate gaining access to material that would harm Trump's Democratic opponent.
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Editorial In his final State of the Union speech, President Obama endeavored on Tuesday to lift Americans above the miasma of a brutally negative presidential campaign to reflect on what the nation has endured and achieved since he took office in the midst of a dire recession.
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"Over the past many days, we have endeavored to do what Chairman Kim and I had agreed, was to put teams, preparation teams together to begin to work to prepare for the summit, and we had received no response to our inquiries from them," Pompeo said.
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Round 8 – Lilly led off with a sharp cheek blow, followed by a tremendous repeater on McCoy's mouth; McCoy then rushed in, and after a few sharp exchanges, closed, endeavored to throw Lilly, who turned him, however, as he was going down, and fell heavily on him.
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As public health officials warn Americans not to touch their faces and avoid handshakes with strangers, the two leading Democratic presidential candidates, both septuagenarians wary of changing their decades-old campaign methods, have endeavored to touch as many people as they can, both literally and figuratively.
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"The issue of whether there was an effort to either create a back channel through the N.R.A., or provide funding through the N.R.A., has been an issue of concern for the committee, and something we've endeavored to look into with the limited resources we have," he said.
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The House's de facto prosecutors will describe in detail what the evidence that is already available shows: Trump orchestrated a scheme to coerce a foreign power into smearing a potential 2020 opponent, and endeavored to do everything he could to prevent Congress from uncovering the plot.
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" It does not mention the only statement about Indigenous people in the Declaration, an accusation that the British monarch "has endeavored to bring on the inhabitants of our frontiers the merciless Indian savages, whose known rule of warfare is an undistinguished destruction of all ages, sexes, & conditions.
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The internet has endeavored to redefine her, from the artist behind that one song, "Call Me Maybe," to a singular talent, capable of capturing a mood and spirit with the best of them — perhaps too long ignored as an artist because of the unrestrained joy of her music.
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That said, deployment of such options now may carry greater peril, given that the House of Representatives soon will be controlled by members more willing to launch congressional inquiries into the same questions that the special counsel has endeavored to answer in this last year and a half.
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"I have sincerely endeavored to earn that trust every day and I thank my constituents and my home state of New Jersey for the honor to serve and I will continue to do so to the best of my abilities through the end of my term," he said.
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When John became blind in his 40s, after several operations to try and save his sight, he endeavored to give meaning to—and therefore understand—his blindness by keeping a series of audio diaries in which he recorded his new, non-sighted life over the course of three years.
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Disorder, over the course of an hour, endeavored to recast this speech anew "within the context of contemporary American politics" according to the show's press materials — in other words, amid the Trump administration's efforts to undermine journalists, scientists, academics and other professional truth-seekers as a means of consolidating power.
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And she has endeavored to maintain an assertive grip on both the clock and the calendar in the years since she was wrested by the police, as an emaciated 9-year-old, from a reckless mother and separated from a baby sister who is still, in Ginny's mind, locked in infancy.
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"I have endeavored to build bridges between different religions, so that we might learn from each other and be stronger together as a result," he said on Friday after visiting in Bethlehem the Mosque of Omar and the Church of the Nativity, where according to tradition Jesus Christ was born.
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Although the changes appear to represent a strategy to change a series that wasn't quite working creatively on the fly, the producers issued a statement saying the decision to exit originated with Dillane, and that they endeavored to craft a story that was "organic and impactful" and would offer him an appropriate sendoff.
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"Over the past many days, we have endeavored to do what Chairman Kim and I had agreed, which was to put teams, preparation teams together to begin to work to prepare for the summit — and we have received no response to our inquiries from them," Pompeo told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
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I endeavored to accurately and properly give attribution to the hundreds of sources that were part of my research I take seriously the issues raised and will review the passages in question Abramson wrote for The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal for years before being named the Times's executive editor in 2011.
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" He appears over all to be aiming for about the same effect as John Dryden said he was seeking in his version, just over 300 years ago: "I have endeavored to make Virgil speak such English as he would himself have spoken if he had been born in England, and in this present age.
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At the center is Cedar Hawk Songmaker, a pregnant Ojibwe woman who grew up adopted by white, big-hearted hippies (it's these adoptive parents who named her Cedar Hawk, she says at the book's opening) and now, at what might be the end of the world, has endeavored to reconcile her two families, two identities, and two belief systems.
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Even in the face of the president's willful obstruction, the powerful, probative, and compelling evidence produced demonstrates that the president violated his oath of office, disregarded the nation's security, endeavored to corrupt the 220006 presidential election, and then launched a cover-up to prevent Congress from learning the full extent of his transgressions and acting to prevent their recurrence.
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He was the star of a beloved campus song, and while he was never made an official mascot, many of the sports teams are referred to on the field as the Jeffs or the Lord Jeffs, although administrators at the college say the athletic department no longer uses the Jeffs terminology and has endeavored to cycle the name off athletic gear.
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Told mostly from the perspective of the detective assigned the case, Steve Thomas (Eion Bailey), "Who Killed JonBenet?" reaches a conclusion similar to CBS' recent sleuthing -- namely, that the six year old was somehow killed in her Colorado home, possibly by her older brother, and her parents then endeavored to cover it up by faking a kidnapping plot gone wrong.
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As those supporters cheered him on, Buttigieg gave an address that worked to cement his position as a centrist in contrast to Warren (in a recent interview, he said the primary would ultimately come down to him and the senator) and that endeavored to link himself to President Barack Obama, who gave an acclaimed address at the event in 2007.
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Even in tsarist and Soviet times, some Russian leaders endeavored to move the country toward a more institutional model of governance, only to run up against a variety of problems, including the absence of an independent judiciary, systemic corruption and energetic radical political groups — to say nothing of many leaders&apos proclivity to use violence to impose their will rather than seek a lasting consensus.
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In Bloomberg, he would draw the ideal opponent, an effete Manhattan billionaire who, unlike Trump, has not assumed the mantle of a class traitor; who has endeavored to take everyone's guns and sodas away; who has a record of antagonizing key constituencies within the Democratic base—women and people of color—through his personal behavior, the corporate culture he cultivated, and the policies he's enacted and defended.
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The case for impeachment presented by House managers to the U.S. Senate last week revealed powerfully and conclusively that Donald John Trump, the 21625th and current president of the United States, violated his oath of office, disregarded the nation's security, endeavored to corrupt the 2900 presidential election, and then launched a cover-up to prevent Congress from learning the full extent of his transgressions and acting to prevent their recurrence.
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I endeavored to suggest the journey by a recitation accompanied by eight perfumes, of decided contrast, which I used in the following succession: White Rose to suggest the departure from New York, large bunches of roses brought to the steamer to the departing tourists; Violet told of a sojourn on the Rhine, Almond of Southern France, Bergamot of Italy, Cinnamon of the Orient, Cedarwood of India and Carnation of the arrival in Japan.
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When that no longer suited, she endeavored to ingratiate herself with him—she invited him to dinner, she publicly thanked him for a gift of a floral arrangement, she stood side by side with his wife as he performed at the BRIT Awards—and when he received a Vanguard at the same awards show that started the drama, it wasn't one of his many friends or peers that handed it to him, it was Taylor Swift.
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And on Twitter, White shared 18 USC § 1505, which argues: Generally, a defendant may be found guilty under section 1505 if the government establishes that: (1) there was a proceeding pending before a department or agency of the United States; (2) the defendant knew of or had a reasonably founded belief that the proceeding was pending; and (3) the defendant corruptly endeavored to influence, obstruct, or impede the due and proper administration of the law under which the proceeding was pending.
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Her father Alfred Kerr, who was Jewish, had been a theater critic and columnist in Berlin, and openly criticized the Nazis both in his writing and in weekly radio broadcasts As the ongoing European elections see far-right leaders push for a nationalist resurgence, and in the wake of some pundits glibly brushing off Brexit as "not as bad as the two World Wars," as we would do well to remember this woman, who not only imagined a better world but endeavored to create one wherever she could.
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Most obstruction of justice charges are filed under the omnibus clauses of 18 U.S.C. § 1503 and § 1505, where the government must prove that: (1) the defendant acted with "corrupt" intent (in this case, intent to interfere with or thwart the investigation); (2) the defendant endeavored to interfere with a pending judicial proceeding; (3) there was a sufficient "nexus" between the defendant's actions and the pending proceeding (the actions were likely to affect the judicial proceedings); and (4) the defendant acted with knowledge that the judicial proceedings were pending.
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