Ms. Griffin went online on Tuesday night to express regret.
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They routinely express regret over that nuptials tab later, he added.
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So far Leahy is the only one to publicly express regret.
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Do not assume that Abbott will ever express regret for that tweet.
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And he recently called you to express regret for how you were treated.
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Even inside the White House, some officials express regret that Mr. Cha was blocked.
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"We can and should express regret over how Congress handled the referral," he added.
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I believe in the redemptive need to admit mistakes, express regret and ask for forgiveness.
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Mr. Biden called Ms. Hill a few weeks ago to express regret over what she endured.
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But both women express regret over the misogynistic trash talking that was a hallmark of the show.
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One by one, fellow actors have stepped forward to express regret, sympathy and solidarity for her ordeal.
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"We express regret that the ad should have caused a controversy," the statement issued late Saturday read.
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Biden has reportedly called Hill to express "regret for what she endured" but stopped short of apologizing.
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"I was surprised that I did not hear you express regret," Ellis said before announcing the sentence.
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In the past eight months, I have never heard anybody express regret for voting for Donald Trump.
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And that's what he did, without apology or remorse, until it was politically necessary to express regret.
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While some express regret or total frustration over having children when they did, others exude nothing but pride.
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Manafort did not explicitly express regret for his crimes in court on Thursday, which the judge noted later.
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" The judge told Manafort: "I was surprised I did not hear you express regret for engaging in wrongful conduct.
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In doing so, I want to express regret for the actions that have caused me to write this letter.
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You hear Trump faintly express regret as Omarosa explains General John Kelly gave her walking papers the day before.
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I'm thankful that Lee took this opportunity on Men Tell All to apologize and express regret for his hurtful words.
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China said "we express regret over this matter" in the statement, but accused the U.S. of "hyping up" the issue.
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To date, Power is the only Obama official to express regret over the decision not to use the term genocide.
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You must express regret, explain what went wrong, acknowledge responsibility, declare repentance, offer a solution and request forgiveness. Meta-communicate.
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Now that Mr. Pearson is on his way out, he has begun to express regret over the company's drug-pricing practices.
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He still refuses to apologize, but now on strictly artistic grounds: To admit error or express regret would be too bourgeois.
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"We express regret for this hostile stance … We are sure that such allegations are baseless," Dmitry Peskov, Kremlin spokesperson, told reporters Friday.
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Elsewhere on Jeff Lewis Live, Lewis express regret that he hadn't fought harder for his relationship with Edward throughout the past year.
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This spring, as he prepared to enter the presidential race, Biden called Hill to express "regret" for how the hearings had gone.
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Europe salvages what it can The UK, France and Germany, express "regret and concern" about the decision and reach out to Iran.
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The film interviews citizens concerned by this trend and who express regret that the state's mechanism to deter corruption has been undermined.
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Mr. Pompeo told reporters he had spoken with Mr. Maas on the plane ride to Baghdad to express regret about the cancellation.
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The company released a brief statement on Friday that did not express regret but explained its argument in favor of the waiver.
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"He did express regret about the breakdown of the relationship," said Andrew McDougall, a lecturer in political science at the University of Toronto.
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The New York Times reported on Thursday that Biden phoned Hill earlier this month to express regret about what she "endured" testifying against Thomas.
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The Daily Caller, which was co-founded by Fox News host Tucker Carlson, was quick to express regret for its headline on Wednesday night.
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And as such, we've seen wave after wave of tech's top designers, developers, managers, and investors coming forward to express regret for what they made.
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According to her lawyer, she refused to express regret over her actions and is being held on $15,000 bail in prison in a Tehran suburb.
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She went on to express regret for joining with other Fox News hosts who doubted the polls showing President Obama leading Mitt Romney in 2012.
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Thorburn was the fourth boss of a major bank to appear before the committee in recent weeks, and the fourth to express regret at past misdeeds.
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In Detroit, Mr. Trump did not express regret for, or even acknowledge, the actions and remarks that had opened a gulf between him and black voters.
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Since announcing his presidential bid last week, he's spent most of his time trying to explain, rationalize, or express regret over key moments in his career.
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Also telling are the exact words of the speech in March in which Mr. Biden seemed to express regret over his role in Anita Hill's testimony.
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It is apologising involuntarily when scooting past someone, both to warn of your presence and to express regret for any inconvenience your mere existence may have caused.
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Though circumstances put Mondella and the bees on opposite sides of an issue, the beekeepers still speak admiringly of him, and express regret at his unhappy end.
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Katsav, 71, had been turned down for early release twice after refusing to meet the parole board's demands to recognize his crimes and express regret for them.
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"It's time to see ourselves as a united community and to express regret for minimizing pain and suffering caused by this type of activity in the past."
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Weeks before announcing his candidacy, Mr. Biden called Anita Hill to express regret over "what she endured" testifying at Justice Clarence Thomas's Senate confirmation hearings in 1991.
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William Lewis, the publisher of the Journal and the CEO of its parent company Dow Jones, did express "regret" in a statement hours after the expulsions were announced.
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None of the 211 voters on the USA TODAY panel express regret for casting a ballot last November for Trump instead of Democrat Hillary Clinton or someone else.
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Some Burkinabes say they are disappointed that the post-Compaore government led by Roch Marc Kabore has not delivered on its reform pledges and express regret at Compaore's absence.
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The most symbolic but impactful and far reaching action Mr. Trump could take, would be to express regret over his years of headlining the baseless, but bothersome, birther movement.
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To the Editor: In your article a number of federal judges from the Southern District of New York express regret that their courtrooms now see so few jury trials.
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In high school, Mendelsohn senior had read Ovid (Oh-vid, in his Bronx accent), but stopped at that, about which he would often express regret to his classicist son.
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One staff member wrote to her in July 2017 to express regret that she and another board member had not found time to meet with them over the summer.
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The complaints prompted some members of the council, most of whom live in the southern part of the district, to express regret for neglecting the problems facing the Harlem schools.
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"I want to express regret for the actions that have caused me to write this letter," Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi wrote in a statement posted on the ride-hailing company's website.
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In an attempt to defuse one of his most glaring vulnerabilities, Mr. Biden called Anita Hill earlier this month to express regret over what she endured at the Clarence Thomas hearings.
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He's issued an apology and Axios editor Dan Primack noted that the CEO called his cell soon after taping the show to express regret for the "language he used" about Khashoggi.
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Khosrowshahi is good at apologizing, and today was no exception: "I want to express regret for the actions that have caused me to write this letter," he wrote following the settlement announcement.
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Rebecca Hall is the latest actress to express regret for working with Woody Allen, and has decided to donate her salary from her movies with the director to the Time's Up movement.
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Sandmann also refused to offer an apology for his actions, but did express regret for not walking away from the confrontation ... and said he'd be willing to chat with Phillips about it.
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As we told you ... Cosmo was expected to express regret and accept fault for ordering the rapper off its property last Saturday and threatening to arrest him for trespassing if he didn't comply.
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"Unfortunately, (when) we see the continuing manifestation of such a blatant Russophobia, we can only express regret here," Putin press secretary Dmitry Peskov said Wednesday in comments carried by the TASS news agency.
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Meanwhile, President Donald Trump took to Twitter again Wednesday to express regret over choosing Jeff Sessions as his attorney general after reports surfaced of an angry meeting between the two men last year.
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Mattis doesn't express regret for doing this, but calls him a "noble and capable officer" who had performed superbly in the past and had "heartfelt reluctance" about doing what Mattis asked of him.
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Their list of grievances includes legitimate complaints about the invasion of Iraq and Mr. Blair's unwillingness to express regret that, during his tenure as prime minister, the gap between rich and poor widened.
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After he had completed the manuscript, Mr. Trump called Mr. Woodward to express regret for not talking to him, blaming it on aides who he said had failed to inform him of interest.
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While some G.O.P. operatives will quietly express regret at the influence Iowa wields, party leaders and the presidential candidates themselves are generally too concerned about offending Iowa voters to speak ill of the process.
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South Korean officials said stopping the broadcasts was the main reason the North agreed at that time to end an armed standoff and express regret over a landmine explosion that injured South Korean soldiers.
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The effusive apology was in keeping with a culture where an ice cream company ran a television advertisement to express regret for raising the price of an ice cream bar by 10 yen last spring.
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White House press secretary Stephanie Grisham clarified remarks that President Trump made at the G7 summit in Biarritz, France, in which he appeared to express regret about the United States' escalating trade war with China.
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Washington (CNN)Former Vice President Joe Biden, while continuing to express regret about Anita Hill's 1991 experience testifying that Supreme Court then-nominee Clarence Thomas had sexually harassed her, has not contacted Hill to apologize.
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"This kind of inappropriateness is a disregard for the host country and all the participants, seriously affecting cooperation on professional issues and we express regret and condemnation," its Foreign Ministry said in a statement late Tuesday.
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In an attempt to defuse one of his most glaring vulnerabilities as he begins his presidential bid, Mr. Biden called Anita Hill this month to express regret over "what she endured" at the Clarence Thomas hearings.
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While Trump tweets and panics, Conway looks on in disgust — and in the rare instances that she gets a punchline, it's to express regret that she ever got involved with Trump's campaign in the first place.
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"This kind of inappropriateness is a disregard for the host country and all the participants, seriously affecting cooperation on professional issues and we express regret and condemnation," its Foreign Ministry said in a statement late on Tuesday.
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He sometimes said of himself that he had better relations with women than with men, but this was not to boast about his relations with women so much as to express regret about his relations with men.
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The big picture: After the interview, during which Khosrowshahi compared Khashoggi's murder to the death of a woman in a self-driving Uber accident, he called Axios' Dan Primack to express regret for the language he used.
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Biden did express regret throughout the exchange on Hill, but he didn't own his role in the hearings in the way some have hoped he would: A lot of what he said was in the passive voice.
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After remaining silent for much of the trial, Zschaepe used her closing statement last week to distance herself from "elements of nationalist ideology" she once believed in and to express regret for the victims&apos families&apos loss.
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Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan wrote to Russian leader Vladimir Putin this week to express regret over the incident, but officials in Ankara say he stopped short of making the apology Moscow wants before it will lift economic sanctions.
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Joe Biden reached out to Hill in the run-up to his presidential campaign launch to express regret for how she was treated during her 1991 testimony, when she accused then-Supreme Court nominee Thomas of sexual harassment.
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But the letter also faulted the former soldier over "grave actions for which you did not take responsibility and for which you did not express regret," adding that "the important messages in the court rulings should be heeded".
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"Buckingham Palace had three aims from this encounter — express regret at the relationship with Jeffrey Epstein, empathy with his victims, and to remind viewers the Prince is a worthy and hard-working member of the 'Team,'" Kirby told Insider.
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Earlier this month, Biden also reached out directly to Hill to express "regret" about how she was treated during the hearings, but she declined to consider his remarks an apology, according to an interview in the New York Times.
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But it's one thing to express regret for being late to a party and another to apologize for what you decided to wear, or for eating too loudly, or for being in the way, or even for apologizing too much.
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READ: Trump breaks silence on Roseanne Barr scandal She was speaking after Trump wrote on Twitter that Bob Iger, the president of ABC's parent company, Disney, had failed to express regret for the negative things people have said on air about him.
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YG, whose song "Big Bank" triggered a fierce war that goes to the heart of civil rights and racial prejudice in America, says the Madden CEO called him to express regret over editing out Colin Kaepernick from the song ... but it may be too little, too late.
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In a typical incident this week, a Labour M.P. who is a Corbyn ally, Chris Williamson, tried to express regret for saying the party had been "too apologetic" about anti-Semitism, only to claim in his "apology" that it is "often forgotten" how few cases of anti-Semitism there are.
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Rather than express regret over evidence that Trump University workers were under orders to exploit potential clients by encouraging them to take on debt in order to afford the Trump Gold Elite package costing $35,000, Mr Trump reacted by projecting shame on Mr Curiel: "I think Judge Curiel should be ashamed of himself," he said.
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" The Macron camp was quick to pick up on the negative parallel between President Trump and Ms. Le Pen, posting a video on Twitter in which Americans and Britons express regret about voting for Mr. Trump and for Brexit, and warning that "this Sunday, France will have to make a choice; the worst is not impossible.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden, who has given himself a January deadline to decide whether to run for president in 2020, used his address at a Martin Luther King Jr. breakfast in Washington Monday to express regret for supporting tough-on-crime bills during his time in Congress, including a measure that established strict sentencing standards for crack and powder cocaine offenses.
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" The former staffer also appeared to express regret over his decision to leave his White House post, according to the Daily Record, which reported that Kelly said: "I guess I feel bad, in a way, that I did leave, and I did know that if (Trump) didn't find someone like me that was willing not to stand up to him.
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Here are the day's biggest headlines: FBI investigating potential coordination between Russia, Trump campaign FBI director: 'No information' to support Trump wiretapping claims White House: 'No evidence' of Trump-Russia collusion White House: Trump campaign chairman Manafort played only a 'limited role' Intel leaders express regret over Russian hacking response Manafort denies links to Russia after FBI director's testimony ALSO AT THE HEARING: REPUBLICAN FLOATS PROSECUTING REPORTERS: Rep.
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Representatives of Mr. Friedman, a bankruptcy lawyer from Long Island who has long done legal work for Mr. Trump, told Senator Benjamin L. Cardin of Maryland, the senior Democrat on the Foreign Relations Committee, and other officials that he would express regret for saying that supporters of the liberal pro-Israel group J Street were "worse than kapos," the Jewish prisoners who worked for the Nazis in concentration camps.
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Anita Hill has confirmed that former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden Panel: Jill Biden's campaign message MORE reached out to her by phone earlier this month to express regret over how she was treated during her 85033 testimony regarding Justice Clarence Thomas, but said she found the conversation unsatisfying and wouldn't describe his comments as an apology.
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Warshaw does not express regret for his part in E.T., and believes he created a good game given the time available to him.
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Hyperion Books. pp. 277. . Following Artemis Fowl and the Eternity Code, Holly Short and Foaly both express regret at Artemis' mindwipe.Artemis Fowl. Hyperion Books. pp. 303. .
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Through them, people mourn Husayn's death and express regret for the fact that they were not present at the battle to fight and save Husayn and his family.
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The December 7, 1941, Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor was still fresh in the minds of the American public. In later years, many of the principal players, including Dana Andrews, came to express regret over the more distasteful aspects of the film.
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Robin and Marian express regret over the ending of their past involvement. Robin exclaiming that he should not have gone to war and left her. Before they can admit their love, they are interrupted by Djaq returning with medicine. Marian rests with Robin beside her.
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Lady's Monthly Museum, or, Polite repository of amusement and instruction, 19 (1824:Feb.) p.71 They too, however, express regret as his having wasted his time and talent on such an endeavor. In fact, Beckford himself acknowledges its position in Azemia's “Address” Beckford, William.
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PewDiePie confirmed in the video that this would be impossible for legal reasons. He did express regret that the season would not be seen by the public, saying, "It's a shame, it's a damn shame."Felix Just Leaked Scare PewDiePie Season Two But Not How You Think, We the Unicorns. Retrieved July 26, 2019.
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The government could only express regret for the Timorese people as they were not prepared to go to war. Hawke and especially Keating also supported Indonesia despite their continuing maltreatment of the East Timorese people. When John Howard was elected in 1996, he saw the opportunity to distinguish himself from the previous Labor approach to the East Timor conflict.
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However, she agrees to do it and performs "Grin and Bear It". Julia only makes it to the last part of the show but she and Tom sing "The Right Regrets". Afterwards, they hug and express regret about their fighting and Julia wonders if they really have to end their partnership. She's kind of scared since they've been partners for 11 years.
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Death is only a moment and no more. I am prepared to receive death with open arms rather than live in shame by being forced to be veiled. I am not going to bow to those who expect me to express regret for fifty years of my efforts for equality between men and women. I am not prepared to wear the chador and step back in history.
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His father reminds Hank that one day Cordelia will have to be "put down." At the Academy, Myrtle prepares for a meeting with the Council of Witchcraft. Quentin and Cecily express regret over the "misunderstanding" that led to Myrtle's death, but marvel at her healed scars and ask about Misty's mud. Myrtle corrects them, saying Misty is an extraordinary witch, who had also been killed by those around her.
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On the TigerBelly podcast, Steve-O describes his dad taking a moment outside the hospital to express regret for not fully supporting Steve-O's unconventional career path. Up to that point, Steve-O had not yet seen the success that the Jackass series would bring, and was a contrast to the corporate leadership career his father followed.TigerBelly (Podcast), Episode 261: Steve-O Lasts 431 days. September 2, 2020.
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John visits Jeremy's former wedding crashing mentor, Chazz Reinhold, who convinces John to crash a funeral with him. At the funeral, John reconsiders his belief in love and marriage after seeing the grieving widow. He rushes to Jeremy's wedding and joins the wedding mid-ceremony to Jeremy's delight. But, Claire is upset by his appearance, prompting John to express regret for his past behavior and profess his love for her in front of the congregation.
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He had been on board to record the exercise. The helicopter went down approximately 200 miles off the eastern seaboard of the United States, necessitating the deepest salvage operation ever undertaken by the Ministry of Defence. Both the wreckage and the body of Skidmore were recovered, but Lewis's body was never found, leading the coroner to express regret that he was only permitted in law to record a verdict on Skidmore, of accidental death.
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Around the same time, National Police Commissioner Odd Reidar Humlegård said to Dagsavisen that "I wish to-, on behalf of Norwegian police—and those who participated in the deportation of Norwegian Jews to the concentration camps—express regret". In 2015, the chief of public relations of the Norwegian State Railways, Åge- Christoffer Lundeby, said: "The transportation of Jews that were to be deported and the use of POWs on the Nordland Line is a dark chapter of NSB's history".
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Hayter receivied solo screenplay credit from the Writers Guild of America, while Singer and DeSanto were given story credit. The WGA offered McQuarrie a credit, but he voluntarily took his name off when the final version was more in line with Hayter's script than his. In July 2020, The Hollywood Reporter revealed that McQuarrie and Solomon both removed their names from the film due to the studio's "tortuous process". Solomon would later express regret towards removing his name.
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He drank heavily, was diagnosed with schizophrenia, fitted with a pacemaker, and gained weight. The incident brought him so much attention that, later in life, while drinking, he would express regret about grabbing Moore's gun. On February 2, 1989, an acquaintance, Wayne Friday, found Sipple dead in his San Francisco apartment, with a bottle of Jack Daniel's next to him and the television still on. The San Francisco coroner estimated Sipple had been dead for approximately 10 days.
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Byrne was convicted of high treason and executed on July 25, 1798 outside Green Street Court House, Dublin. In his last days, efforts were made to spare Byrne's life if he would only express regret for his actions and accuse Lord Edward Fitzgerald for having led him to this point. He refused, meeting his end with great dignity and stoicism. The Dublin Magazine noted that William: ' ... met his fate with a degree of courage perhaps unequalled'.
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The full Senate confirmed Thomas by a 52–48 vote, with Biden again opposed. During and afterward, liberal legal groups and women's groups strongly criticized Biden for mishandling the hearings and not doing enough to support Hill. Biden later sought out women to serve on the Judiciary Committee and emphasized women's issues in the committee's legislative agenda. In April 2019, he called Hill to express regret over how he treated her; after the conversation, Hill said she remained deeply unsatisfied.
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In A Midsummer Night's Dream, Oberon talks to his messenger Puck amidst a scene of wild flowers. In J. K. Rowling's 1997 novel Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, Professor Severus Snape uses the language of flowers to express regret and mourning for the death of Lily Potter, his childhood friend and Harry Potter's mother, according to Pottermore. Chuck Palahniuk's 1999 novel Survivor features a discussion of Victorian flower language.A yellow chrysanthemum Flowers are often used as a symbol of femininity.
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Although her family were angered by the relationship, they soon resumed cordial dealings, and continued a warm and friendly correspondence. Hannah's first letter to her grandmother apologised for the secrecy surrounding her elopement, but did not express regret for getting married. "I am sorry at what I have done, but only the manner of it". By 1728 the Glasses were living in New Hall, Broomfield, Essex, the home of the 4th Earl of Donegall; John Glasse was probably working as an estate steward.
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We needed a way to express regret, to dissociate ourselves from the assassination and to try to do something right about the dominant issue of our nation: race.” Bridget Booher, “Remembering the Silent Vigil,” Duke Magazine, March–April 1998. This had been an issue long avoided by the Duke community and the divided nation. Motivated by the struggle for social equality, more than a thousand students and faculty demonstrated on the campus quad, boycotting the dining halls.Ludwig, “Closing in on the Plantation,” 89.
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The Turcottes originally sought damages of $2 million for invasion of privacy, defamation, and intentional infliction of emotional distress. Burroughs defended his work as "entirely accurate," but agreed to call the work a "book" (instead of "memoir") in the author's note, to alter the acknowledgments page in future editions to recognize the Turcotte family's conflicting memories of described events, and express regret for "any unintentional harm" to the Turcotte family."Burroughs Settles Lawsuit with Scissors Family", USA Today, Rodrique Ngowi. August 30, 2007.
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Birckners stay at Föhr did not turn out to be as desolate as he and his friends had feared. He passed his time with studies, social visits and a pursuit to "form a young man into a productive citizen". The inhabitants of the island was pleased by his "philosophical" preachings which he held every third Sunday. He did express regret at not being within easy reach of the literary means of the capital, but he learned to pass his time thinking instead.
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The South Australian team, captained by Australian selector Phil Ridings, officially complained to the New South Wales Cricket Association (NSWCA), which asked Barnes to express regret over the incident. Despite the association's support for Barnes during his problems of the previous season, he prevaricated. Eventually, the NSWCA forwarded a written apology on his behalf. Barnes appeared just once more for New South Wales, against South Africa at New Year 1953, then made himself unavailable for selection, conceding that "his card had been marked".
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Tiberio is furious as he realizes that they were actually meant to deliver drugs not money. As Tiberio and Ferribotte return to Rome by train, the bus with drugs is stopped by the carabinieri. The driver tries to escape but is shot, while the Banker gets away in another car leaving the drugs behind. Back on the train, Tiberio and Ferribotte reminisce about the old days (with scenes from Big Deal on Madonna Street) and express regret at some of their past misdeeds.
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I think he had genuine remorse. I felt justice was done in the execution of the first brother ... I felt mercy could have been done today by giving Patrick Poland life in prison." Unlike his brother, Patrick asked for no last meal, and used what time he had left to express regret for the suffering he and his brother had caused. His last words were, "If I may, once again, to the Newkirk and Dempsey families, please accept my apologies.
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Besides Gešovski, there were no fatalities, but several JNA soldiers were wounded. Gešovski's death sparked demonstrations in the Macedonian capital, Skopje, in June. Protesters accused Tuđman of being responsible for the murder. The Croatian Government refused to express regret for Gešovski's killing, and the Serbian media pointed to the young Macedonian's death as proof that Tuđman's government had revived the fascist Ustaše, which controlled Croatia during World War II. Then-mayor of Split Onesin Cvitan claimed that Gešovski was fired upon from the Banovina building.
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Residing in proximity to the Royal Naval College, Greenwich, Tōgō made use of the opportunity to apply his training, observing the construction of the ship at the Samuda Brothers shipyard on the Isle of Dogs. Tōgō was absent from Japan when the Satsuma Rebellion took place in 1877. His three brothers all fought in the rebellion: two were killed in battle, and the third died shortly after the rebellion's end. Later, Tōgō would often express regret for the fate of his benefactor, Saigō Takamori.
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The two groups eventually fell out. Brooke pressured Ka into withdrawing from joining Virginia's ménage on Brunswick Square in late 1911, calling it a "bawdy-house" and by the end of 1912 he had vehemently turned against Bloomsbury. Later, she would write sardonically about Brooke, whose premature death resulted in his idealisation, and express regret about "the Neo-Paganism at that stage of my life". Virginia was deeply disappointed when Ka married William Edward Arnold-Forster in 1918, and became increasingly critical of her.
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He refused to take his seat in the House of Commons of the United Kingdom in line with the abstentionist policy of Sinn Féin. In the Northern Ireland Assembly, he served as the Minister for Regional Development in the Northern Ireland Executive from 8 May 2007 until 16 May 2011. While on a tour of UK party conferences in autumn 2005, he became the first Irish republican to address the Conservative Party conference and caused controversy by refusing to express regret over the Brighton hotel bombing.
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Rossel states that he therefore had no choice but to report what the SS allowed him to see. Lanzmann provides facts about the camp and the deceptive tactics used by the Germans, stating that the Jews were unable to tell the truth because they lived in fear of deportation to extermination camps. Despite being informed about the true nature of the camp, Rossel did not express regret or embarrassment over the report. When asked if he stood behind his findings, Rossel answered that he did.
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Most common of the remedial strategies, an apology is the most straightforward means by which to admit responsibility, express regret, and seek forgiveness. Noted earlier, apologies are most effective if provided in a timely manner and involve a self- disclosure. Apologies occurring after discovery of a transgression by a third party are much less effective. Though apologies can range from a simple, “I’m sorry” to more elaborate forms, offenders are most successful when offering more complex apologies to match the seriousness of the transgression.
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Details of the raid on the White River settlements were told by John King, one of the four survivors, who was seven years old at the time and was - along with two younger siblings - spared by the attackers and told to head west. The King children eventually came upon a local Native American known to them as Tom. Leschi would later express regret for the raid on the White River settlements and post-war accounts given by Nisqually in his band affirmed that the chief had rebuked his commanders who had organized the attack.
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We had a good police department on November 3[rd.]” Keith Holliday, who was Greensboro's mayor when the report was publicly issued, decided to reject the commission's recommendations calling for the Greensboro police department and the city itself to apologize for what happened on November 3, 1979. Holliday instead preferred to simply express regret for the events of that day. Two Democratic Guilford County Commissioners expressed their support for the commission's specific recommendations in favor of a living wage and antiracist training – both of which were opposed by a Republican-controlled Guilford County commission.
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Abortion became legal during the postwar period when the needs of survival limited the number of mouths a family could feed. Nevertheless, abortion is not taken lightly and is traditionally marked by various Buddhist rituals in which parents express regret and gratitude to their aborted children for their sacrifice for the family. A 2005 study by Osaka University Graduate School of Medicine reported that there were 341,588 induced abortions in 2001. In addition, the abortion rate has been gradually increased by 5.4% to 292 per 1,000 live births from 1998 to 2001.
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Frye did not express regret over his part in Pac-Mans port and felt he made the best decisions he could at the time. However, Frye stated that he would have done things differently with a larger capacity ROM. Video game industry researchers Nick Montfort and Ian Bogost attribute the poor reception to the technical differences between the 1977 Atari 2600 console and the 1980 arcade hardware used in Pac-Man cabinets. They further stated that the conversion is a lesson in maintaining the social and cultural context of the original source.
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The song was recorded at Island Studios in London, with musicians from the London Philharmonic Orchestra. The orchestra was conducted by Jim Ed Norman, Henley's friend from his former band Shiloh, who also wrote and arranged the strings for the song. According to Henley, he was given only four or five takes to record the song by the producer Glyn Johns who wanted to record the album quickly and economically. Henley felt intimidated by the large orchestra, and would later express regret that he did not sing as well as he could.
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Their stormy relationship eventually brought them to London in September 1872, a period over which Rimbaud would later express regret. During this time, Verlaine abandoned his wife and infant son (both of whom he had abused in his alcoholic rages). In London they lived in considerable poverty in Bloomsbury and in Camden Town, scraping a living mostly from teaching, as well as with an allowance from Verlaine's mother. Rimbaud spent his days in the Reading Room of the British Museum where "heating, lighting, pens and ink were free".
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Nuttall made his maiden speech on 10 June 2010 during a debate on "Tackling Poverty in the UK". In his speech he said: "I intend to be a strong and independent advocate for my constituents". Nuttall's first question in the House of Commons attracted some local comment when, in the week that cuts in spending and public sector job cuts were announced, Nuttall chose to express regret over the freezing of the spending on the civil list and implications for the Queen's diamond jubilee. The Bury Times carried several letters protesting his stance.
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The TRC was set up in terms of the Promotion of National Unity and Reconciliation Act, No. 34 of 1995, and was based in Cape Town. The hearings started in 1996. The mandate of the commission was to bear witness to, record, and in some cases grant amnesty to the perpetrators of crimes relating to human rights violations, as well as offering reparation and rehabilitation to the victims. A register of reconciliation was also established so that ordinary South Africans who wished to express regret for past failures could also express their remorse.
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Comfort women are referenced in Ohama's subplot. According to Professor Martha P. Nochimson, a common interpretation of the film is that Mizoguchi refashioned the stories of Ugetsu Monogatari to express regret about the pro-war extremism leading to World War II, with Mizoguchi personally having made the pro-war propaganda film The 47 Ronin in 1941. These reflections on militarism, greed and arrogance connected with audiences not only in Japan but around the world in the wake of the war. The subplot of Tōbei and Ohama particularly reflects the comfort women, who were made into prostitutes by the Imperial Japanese Army.
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Japanese manager Senichi Hoshino requested an explanation but his appeal to an umpire was turned down. After the game was over, which resulted a Japanese win, Hoshino made comments critical of South Korean acts as ungentlemanly conduct.Hoshino leads Japan to Olympics, Japan Times, December 4, 2007 Japanese team officially submitted a protest note to the South Korea team and the International Baseball Federation (IBAF). John C. Ostermeyer, secretary general of IBAF, acknowledged this appeal and announced that IBAF express regret at the South Korea team and plan to change regulations at a meeting held in January 2008.
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Peter then began to cry bitterly.Peter: apostle for the whole church by Pheme Perkins 2000 page 85In the Gospel of John, Peter does not react to the rooster's crowing; unlike the Synoptics, he is not said to recall Jesus' prediction nor to express regret about his denials. This final incident is known as the Repentance of Peter.The Gospel according to Matthew, Volume 1 by Johann Peter Lange 1865 Published by Charles Scribner Co, NY page 499 The turbulent emotions behind Peter's denial and later repentance have been the subject of major works of art for centuries.
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Throughout the series the characters frequently refer to the monsters as Zombies; however they do not fit the classical definitions of being reanimated corpses or will-less people controlled by another. The Black Gas transforms people and animals into aggressive murderous carnivores that seem indifferent to most injury, but they are definitely not mindless and in fact carry on conversations with their victims. The monsters are aware of their acts yet are unable to help themselves. In some cases they express regret at what they are doing yet are unable to stop, whereas others seem to show no remorse whatsoever.
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On 31 October 2017, Singapore banned Menk from its borders because it believes he expresses views incompatible with its multicultural laws and policies. According to the Straits Times, he has asserted that "it is blasphemous for Muslims to greet believers of other faiths during festivals such as Christmas or Deepavali". Singapore's Ministry of Home Affairs said in a statement that its decision to reject Menk's application for a short-term work pass stemmed from his "segregationist and divisive teachings". The Majlisul Ulama Zimbabwe, Menk's own institution, released a statement to express "regret and dismay" regarding the ban.
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Do not apologize, make excuses about "collateral damage", express regret, or promise investigations. Afterwards, make sure that as many people as possible know of your strike; media is useful for this purpose, but be careful not to let them interview survivors and arouse sympathy. # Do not command the strike yourself, in case it doesn't work for some reason and you need to disown your commander and try another strategy. If it does work, present your commander to the world, explain what you have done and make certain that everyone understands that you are ready to strike again.
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Some childfree people are accused of hating all children instead of just not wanting any themselves and still being able to help people who do have children with things like babysitting. It has also been claimed that there is a taboo on discussing the negative aspects of pregnancy, and a taboo on parents to express regret that they chose to have children, which makes it harder for childfree people to defend their decision not to have them. Social attitudes about voluntarily childlessness have been slowly changing from condemnation and pathologisation in the 1970s towards more acceptance by the 2010s.
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This had the same basis as the original logo he designed for Apple Computer. Steve Jobs approached him again as a business contact for Apple, but Wayne refused to even forward Jobs's proposal to purchase a friend's company. Wayne's principle was that his friend should retain ownership under exclusive license to Apple instead of selling, but he would later express regret for having blocked the contact instead of allowing the decision to be made directly. In the early 1990s, Wayne sold the original Apple partnership contract paper, signed in 1976 by Jobs, Wozniak, and himself, for .
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A celestial who sent his son, Kosuke Ueki, to Earth as a baby with the same selfish intents as Margarette: to choose his son for the tournament so that he himself could benefit. Unfortunately for him, he was not chosen as a king candidate like Margarette was. He does however seem to express regret when he meets up with Ueki and company later, not revealing his true identity to Ueki due to his shame. Pag also teaches Ueki a way to advance to his level 2 power stating that it would be "the first and last time" he would aid Ueki.
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The play that is recognized by critics and judged by Hellman as her best,Bryer, Conversations, 175 (interview 1975) The Autumn Garden, premiered in 1951. In 1952, Hellman was called to testify before House Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC), which had heard testimony that she had attended Communist Party meetings in 1937. She initially drafted a statement that said her two-year membership in the Communist Party had ended in 1940, but she did not condemn the party nor express regret for her participation in it. Her attorney, Joseph Rauh, opposed her admission of membership on technical grounds because she had attended meetings, but never formally become a party member.
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In April 2013, the news media alleged that on 10 April, Baruah had aggressively warned the artists to refrain from signing and performing on Hindi songs during the Rongali Bihu celebrations, and threatened to kill Zubeen Garg for not following their words. Tarun Gogoi also appreciated Garg for not listening to the ULFA. But, while being interviewed by an Assamese television channel, Baruah elucidated that the ULFA made "only an appeal to all artistes not to sing Hindi songs at Bihu functions" and that their "appeal" was misapprehend as a warning. He also stated that Garg must express regret for his comments over the organisation's appeal.
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Cho was arrested three days after the incident; he was a habitual sex offender with 17 prior crimes, and had spent three years in prison for rape in 1983. Prosecutors had demanded life imprisonment for Cho, and more than 400,000 angry netizens signed a petition at Internet portal site Daum calling for capital punishment. A lower district court sentenced Cho to a 12-year jail term, citing his temporary loss of sound judgment due to inebriation, which was upheld by the Supreme Court in 2009. This relatively lenient sentence sparked widespread public outrage, prompting even then-President Lee Myung-bak to express regret over the ruling during a Cabinet meeting.
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Burton planned to cast Northern Irish actor Ricky Addison Reed as Robin, but later felt it was unimportant to the story and cut Robin out altogether. At one point, the studio offered the part to Kiefer Sutherland, then 19, but the actor was unaware of Burton's style and direction of the film and eventually declined; in a later interview, Sutherland would later express regret years later. In an earlier script of Batman Returns, he was portrayed as a technologically savvy street kid who would help Batman following his narrow escape when The Penguin tried to kill him. He would later play a crucial role in Batman's final confrontation with The Penguin.
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The election was held on a Friday, and coinciding with the Friday prayers, it is alleged that many used this opportunity to "buy" votes from delegates in order to have them cast a vote for their leader. There were many who changed camps at the last minute, including Najib Razak who was then the leader of UMNO's Youth Wing, who ended up endorsing Dr. Mahathir. Najib would come to express regret at his decision 30 years later. It has also been alleged by Razaleigh's camp that while the votes were being counted and Razaleigh was leading, a "black-out" had suddenly occurred whereby the room lost electricity.
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She stayed at the New York Evening Post for only one year. In 1914, Littledale accepted the position of press chairman for the National American Woman Suffrage Association (NAWSA). While in that position, Littledale frequently attended and observed suffrage meetings and marched in parades; later in life she would express regret for carrying a banner that read: "If Idiots and Morons Can Vote, Why Can't I?" By 1915, Littledale's time as press chairman for NAWSA had proved her distaste for publicity work and she left the position to accept a new job as associate editor for Good Housekeeping, where she reported on politics in Washington D.C from a woman's perspective.
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Brennan originally turned the idea down, but after discussing the situation with his staff, agreed that Nixon should voluntarily go further and that some expression of regret for Watergate needed to be put on record. Nixon himself was resistant to the idea. Brennan explained to him "if this ends the way it has, the world is going to say, there goes the same old Nixon." Nixon was eventually convinced to offer one more additional interviewing session; in the time in between, Brennan observed Nixon prepare himself for a difficult statement that would not be a confession or an admission of guilt, yet would express regret for what had happened.
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The following summer at another softball game, Dan and Bernie see Debbie riding her bike through the park with Joan, who convinces her to go and talk to Dan. She approaches him and they both express regret at how their relationship turned out. As Debbie begins to turn away, Dan asks her out again and suggests they go to a great new place, but she suggests with a smile that they just go to “some old joint,” signifying that she is aware of his new restaurant. As she rides away on her bike, Bernie convinces Dan to run after her, and the camera pans out to see Dan and Debbie walking through the park, hinting at their renewed relationship.
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During his February 2014 visit to Palestine he did not at the same time meet with Israeli officials, this made the speaker of the Knesset Yuli Edelstein express regret of the fact that Lykketoft unlike other world leaders decided not to include Israel in his visit of the region. Edelstein further said: "I do not understand how a visit to Gaza, which is controlled by Hamas, goes along with Denmark's democratic values." Lykketoft said that he was keen to hear both parts in the conflict and he had tried to schedule a meeting with the speaker of the Knesset. But he was told that Edelstein was unable to meet him during his visit.
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It was reported that Redmond, on hearing of the assault on Davitt, called at his hotel to express regret at the incident.The Times 14 December 1891 A key element of the electorate were the working class voters in the city. Redmond, addressing the workers in local bacon-curing factories, told them not to be deceived into thinking Davitt was the candidate of the working man, because he was "prepared to accept anything that Gladstone and the Liberal Party choose to give". William O'Brien, addressing a closed meeting of Anti-Parnellite supporters, told them Davitt was "the candidate of the people's hearts" and that Redmond and his allies were "absolutely dependent on the Tories".
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Hallfreðr vandræðaskáld's poems to Kolfinna Ávaldadóttir are also described as mansöngvar in Hallfreðar saga, but the saga depicts Hallfreðr as resisting attempts to organise Kolfinna's marriage to both himself and other men. The saga portrays Hallfreðr's erotic poetry about Kolfinna and his libellous verses on Kolfinna's husband, Grís, as destructive in nature—objectifying Kolfinna while inciting her family to violence. Only through his relationship with his King Ólafr Tryggvason (his eventual godfather) and his spiritual poems does Hallfreðr find redemption and maturity and eventually express regret for the sorrow he has caused Kolfinna.Ingibjörg Gísladóttir, „Krist vil ek allrar ástar....“ Um eðli Hallfreðar sögu vandræðaskálds, University of Iceland, BA Thesis in Icelandic Literature, 2008.
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In the eight days preceding the start of the rodeo, the South Texas Trail Riders traverse 140 miles of back country roads on horses, mules, and wagons to set the theme for the forthcoming activities. Many of the riders routinely express regret when the trip is concluded because of the satisfaction they derived from being in the outdoors and engaged in the old way of living. One of the 2017 trail bosses, Becki Kosuh of Blanco, Texas, said that the ride connotes "heritage, culture, tradition, and family."Zeke MacCormack, "Fun ends as trek does: For many trail riders, worst part is having to say goodbye", San Antonio Express-News, February 11, 2017, pp.
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Baker offered to do the entirety of the following season and regenerate at its conclusion, but the BBC never responded to his letter. Instead, his replacement, Sylvester McCoy, played the injured Sixth Doctor in a blonde wig as he regenerates in the opening minutes of Time and the Rani, his face hidden by video effects as the regeneration process occurs. In an interview in 2019, Baker would express regret for not returning for this scene, stating that he was "brutally selfish at the time" and that he was not thinking about the fans. On 4 September 2011 at Riverside Studios, Hammersmith, London, Baker accepted the presidency of the Doctor Who Appreciation Society, which had previously been held by Jon Pertwee and Nicholas Courtney.
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The Times reported on 3 March 2011 that the LSE had secured a £2.2 million deal to train hundreds of members of Libya's elite. The School agreed to bring 400 "future leaders" from Libya for training in leadership and management, with an additional 250 people due to be trained in Libya itself. The private commercial arrangement was made by Gaddafi.The Times, 3 March 2011, p. 1 LSE struck £1m deal to train Libya's ruling elite: Embarrassed academics express regret at damage to reputation According to WikiLeaks, American diplomats were told in September 2009 by Libya's National Economic Development Board that they were “co-operating with the U.K. government and the London School of Economics, among other U.K. institutions, on an exchange program to send 400 people to London for leadership and management training.
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Additionally, the Caucus pushed for SB 488. This bill allows an individual convicted of any crime, with the exception of buying or selling votes, to register to vote if not actually serving a court-ordered sentence of imprisonment, including any term of parole or probation, for a felony conviction. Another Caucus bill, SB 543-2007 Darfur Protection Act-Divestiture from the Republic of Sudan, requires the Board of Trustees of the State Retirement and Pension System to encourage companies hold actively traded accounts in its portfolio that conduct business in Sudan to act responsibly and avoid actions that promote or enable human rights violations in Sudan. Additionally, the Caucus pushed for Senate Joint resolution 6 which requires the state to express regret for the role that Maryland played in instituting and maintaining slavery and for the discrimination that was slavery's legacy.
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Even when not ejective, it is not uncommon for the glottis to be closed as well, for a triply articulated consonant, and this third closure is released last to produce a glottalized click. Clicks are found in very few languages, notably the Khoisan languages of southern Africa and some nearby tongues such as Zulu. They are more often found in extra-linguistic contexts, such as the "tsk tsk" sound many Westerners use to express regret or pity (a dental click), or the clucking noise used by many equestrians to urge on their horses (a lateral click). Lingual egressive initiation is performed by reversing the sequence of a lingual ingressive: the front and back of the tongue (or lips and back of the tongue) seal off the vocal cavity, and the cheeks and middle of the tongue move inward and upward to increase oral pressure.
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The Cherokee feared that the unjust killing of a wolf would bring about the vengeance of its pack mates, and that the weapon used for the deed would be useless in future unless exorcised by a medicine man. However, they would kill wolves with impunity if they knew the proper rites of atonement, and if the wolves themselves happened to raid their fish nets.The Golden Bough: A Study in Magic and Religion, by James George Frazer, James Frazer, George Stocking, Penguin Classics, 1996 When the Kwakiutl killed a wolf, the animal would be laid out on a blanket and have portions of its flesh eaten by the perpetrators, who would express regret at the act before burying it. The Ahtna would take the dead wolf to a hut, where it would be propped in a sitting position with a banquet made by a shaman set before it.
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Upon his return to Russia, Maximov happened to be riding in the same railroad car as the mistress of the German nobleman Prince Alexander von Sayn-Wittgenstein- Berleburg, who was serving as one of the bodyguards of the Emperor Nicholas II. Prince Sayn-Wittgenstein-Berleburg was married, and Maximov disapproved of him openly keeping a mistress. As she sensed his disapproval of her, she began to insult him, calling him a coward who tried to take his own life after discovering his fiancée was sleeping with another man. After she insulted him, he insulted her back, leading to Prince Sayn-Wittgenstein-Berleburg to challenge him to a duel. Maximov tried to refuse the duel, but as he was unwilling to apologize to Sayn-Wittgenstein-Berleburg's mistress as she insulted him first, being only willing to express regret for calling her a "whore" who had sold herself to a foreigner, he felt he no choice but to go through with the duel as he did not wished to be seen as a coward.
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Lovell was for many years proprietor and editor of The Statesman, a London newspaper set up in 1806 by John Hunt. He was an outspoken critic through the paper of the Tory government of the time, and he was subjected to much persecution. General Jail Delivery, satirical engraving of the time of Lovell's first imprisonment; the publication The Statesman is shown held (back to the left) by a man talking to a barrister; towards the front William Cobbett holds The Register, and Peter Finnerty is shown in a piece of pillory. In 1811, Lovell was sentenced to twelve months' imprisonment for copying the reporting of Manchester papers on the conduct of the military at Sir Francis Burdett's arrest; in contrast the original publishers of the libel were only asked to express regret at their inadvertence. In August 1812, he was again tried and found guilty of a libel on the commissioners of the transport service; and although he pleaded that it was published without his knowledge or sanction while he was in prison, he was sentenced to pay a fine, to be imprisoned in Newgate Prison for eighteen months, and to find securities for three years, with two sureties.
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