Secretary of State John Kerry expressed regret about Khobragade's treatment.
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He expressed regret about ever getting involved with the Krays.
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A Mayo executive expressed regret about the handling of Alyssa's situation.
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Biden has repeatedly expressed regret about his handling of the hearing.
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In recent years, Williams has expressed regret about his time at Twitter.
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But she also generally expressed regret about what she wrote at the time.
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On Tuesday, the company expressed "regret" about the confusion without disclosing what went wrong.
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This week, Biden expressed regret about not having done more for Hill during the hearing.
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He has since expressed regret about greenlighting too many movies in too short a time.
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Lavrov expressed regret about Washington's decision during the phone call with Tillerson, his ministry said.
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He also spoke with President Trump about his decision, who reportedly expressed regret about his departure.
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In it, she wrote that McGowan had expressed regret about willingly getting into a bathtub with Weinstein.
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Taylor said Sondland expressed regret about previously tying only a White House visit to an investigation statement.
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He also expressed regret about a news conference he held when Mr. Dassey was charged in early 2006.
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Still, Buell's comments this week also come as some Democratic senators have expressed regret about Franken's exit. Sen.
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In recent years, actors including Greta Gerwig and Timothée Chalamet have expressed regret about working with Mr. Allen.
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He privately expressed regret about the episode to donors, saying he didn't intend to pick a fight with Trump.
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Trump has expressed regret about the tape on Sunday night but denied that he had ever committed sexual assault.
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In an interview on Tuesday, Erdogan said Trump expressed regret about the incident, according to a translation by PBS NewsHour.
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In a public meeting in Doha, Qatar, last month, Mr. Meshal expressed regret about the takeover of Gaza in 2007.
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The Hong Kong government expressed regret about the passage of the two U.S. acts, saying they were unnecessary and groundless.
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In a later acceptance speech for song of the year, Adele once again expressed regret about her choice of words.
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Disney CEO Bob Iger has expressed regret about pumping out too many "Star Wars" movies in too short a time.
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Donna also expressed regret about a decision she made over the summer ... explaining how she missed seeing Hef to say goodbye.
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Later, Biden expressed regret about this decision publicly, criticizing Hillary Clinton's campaign and saying he thought he was a great candidate.
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Her apology follows one from Chance the Rapper, who also worked with Kelly and has since expressed regret about doing so.
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The United States has "expressed regret" about the accident, according to a statement on the website for the U.S. Embassy in Majuro.
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"They stopped using GE accounting and started using American accounting," said Cramer, who has previously expressed regret about investing in the company.
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" When I looked up and expressed regret about bringing so many lipsticks, one quipped: "Well, you never know what color you might need.
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" Inhofe, in the interview with conservative radio host Laura Ingraham, expressed regret about his disappointment with Pruitt, whom he called a "good friend.
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Mr. Trump expressed regret about the decision almost immediately, and Mr. Lewandowski, an ally of Mr. Bossie, has remained close to the president.
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Justice Department spokeswoman Kerri Kupec expressed regret about the setback but said officials would press on to remove any roadblocks to the executions.
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After the Nazi-themed school parade in Taiwan, for example, a local Jewish center expressed regret about the use of Nazi imagery and logos.
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The ride-hailing company denied ever receiving the stolen schematics from the controversial engineer, and he later expressed regret about bringing him on board.
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In an interview with PBS NewsHour released Tuesday, the Turkish head of state said Trump expressed regret about the matter during a phone conversation.
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Kelly expressed regret about the order's sloppy rollout and said he should have delayed Trump's travel ban executive order "just a bit" to inform Congress.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump attacked Jimmy Fallon on Twitter Sunday after "The Tonight Show" host expressed regret about a friendly interview during the campaign.
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Zuckerberg also expressed regret about a comment he made shortly after the election, in which he dismissed concerns that Facebook impacted the campaign as crazy.
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And after "Solo: A Star Wars Story" disappointed (it made less than $400 million globally) Iger expressed regret about Disney's annual "Star Wars" release strategy.
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Clinton's team has since expressed regret about that as Mr. Sanders surged in the polls, especially because she has generally delivered strong performances in the debates.
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Trump expressed regret about the chants before reverting back to insulting Omar and her freshman colleagues, going so far as to call them racist last week.
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The minister for social equality, Gila Gamliel, also a Likud member, also expressed regret about Mr. Yaalon's decision, calling his resignation a huge loss for the party.
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In December, Lasry expressed regret about not buying bitcoin sooner, saying he should've purchased the cryptocurrency when it was at $300 just a couple of years ago.
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That's what Tesla's Elon Musk did this week, when he expressed regret about sounding a bit overtaxed during an ultimately upbeat quarterly earnings call for the tumultuous electric carmaker.
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McCain expressed regret about selecting Palin as his vice presidential candidate in his book, The Restless Wave: Good Times, Just Causes, Great Fights, and other Appreciations, and in an HBO documentary.
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Only a few actors have expressed regret about working with Allen: Ellen Page, who called it "the biggest regret of [her] career," The Tick star Griffin Newman, and most recently, David Krumholtz.
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Krauss expressed regret about having a negative impact on you," the letter stated, adding that Krauss had used the incident "as an opportunity to reflect and improve on his future interactions with students.
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Just days before he was found dead, Knight posted a video to YouTube, titled "I am Sorry Lord," where he expressed regret about having hurt those around him, though he didn't go into specifics.
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He has expressed regret about not talking more about poverty during his vice presidential run in 28503 and is seeking to rectify that mistake now that he's the top-ranking Republican on Capitol Hill.
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He has expressed regret about not talking more about poverty during his vice presidential run in 2012 and is seeking to rectify that mistake now that he's the top-ranking Republican on Capitol Hill.
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And in an interview, Mr. Stenger defended the work that has been finished, like parts of a high-end ski resort at nearby Jay Peak, and expressed regret about what remains unfinished, notably the biotech firm.
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Years later, however, Mr. Kavanaugh expressed regret about that view, suggesting that sitting presidents should not be subjected to the kind of distracting investigations that helped subject Mr. Clinton to as part of the Starr investigation.
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Publicly, Mr. Biden has expressed regret about the way the Hill hearings unfolded; privately, he has also described it as unfair that Ms. Hill continues to hold him responsible for her rough treatment in the Senate.
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Meanwhile, Disney CEO Bob Iger has expressed regret about pumping out too many "Star Wars" movies in too short a time, something the MCU — which has released three movies a year recently — isn&apost concerned with.
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Speaking at a press conference alongside Polish President Andrzej Sebastian Duda in Washington, DC, on Tuesday, Trump lavished praise on Kavanaugh, calling him an "incredible individual" and "great judge" and expressed regret about the allegations against him.
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One of Vine's co-founders Rus Yusupov (who went on to co-create the viral and mildly dystopian app HQ Trivia with another Vine cofounder) publicly expressed regret about selling the company after Twitter killed the Vine app last year.
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In a carefully worded acceptance speech at the London Critics' Circle awards on Sunday, the actress never mentioned either Allen or frequent collaborator Harvey Weinstein by name, but emotionally expressed regret about some of the people she has chosen to work with.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) defended her decision to release a DNA test showing she is between 1/64th and 1/1,024th Native American, but expressed regret about not being clearer about the distinction between tribal citizenship and ancestry during her time as a law professor.
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In a letter to President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia on Monday, the same day Turkey announced a rapprochement with Israel, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan expressed regret about the November episode, in which Turkish forces shot down a Russian warplane that Turkey said had violated its airspace.
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Nearly everyone, from the prime minister who warned in an op-ed about overzealous immigration policy to government officials who tweeted about my case to the Danish police officer who read the charges against me over the phone, expressed regret about the absurdity of the prosecution.
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Oliver said the media was "obsessed" with the scandal and that Leno was among the most relentless in the co "Many comedians have since publicly expressed regret about things they said, although one who hasn't, and who's among the most relentless, was Jay Leno," said Oliver, who noted that his "hands are not clean here either" in the coverage.
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It's hard to remember the last time anyone in the GOP expressed regret about the disastrous binds their party has led the country into, over and over again, in recent years: the endless, unwinnable wars; the cataclysmic deregulation of the financial system; the massive intelligence failure that allowed September 11 to take place; the pathetic inability to rescue the people of New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina; the scheme to build a model, laissez-faire state in Iraq; and so many other self-serving, crack-brained, feckless projects.
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Accessed on 10 April 2015. In 1966, Archbishop Andreas Rohracher expressed regret about the expulsions.
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And in 1966, Archbishop Andreas Rohracher expressed regret about the 18th century expulsions of the Salzburg Protestants from the Archbishopric of Salzburg.
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Others found their way to Hanover or Holland. Additionally, a community of Salzburgers settled in the British colony of Georgia. In 1966, Archbishop expressed regret about the expulsions.
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In 2007, Long provided voice-overs in Hanover Finance advertisements; the Commerce Commission investigated the commercials in 2008 for misleading statements. Long later expressed regret about voicing the advertisements, saying that he personally lost $50,000 investing in Hanover.
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In an attempt to stop Hussey's band Eldritch released the single "Giving Ground" by his own band, the Sisterhood. The single was later followed by the album Gift. Hussey's band eventually christened themselves the Mission. Hussey has since expressed regret about the entire incident.
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20th Century Fox. and they have expressed regret about not submitting it for the Emmy Award in the Outstanding Animated Program (For Programming less than One Hour) category. "My Mother the Carjacker" received a Writers Guild of America Award nomination in 2004 in the animation category. "Mona Leaves-a" received mixed reviews from critics.
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The episode eventually lost to Pinky and the Brain. Oakley later expressed regret about not submitting an episode with a more emotionally driven plot, such as "Mother Simpson". In 1996, during season seven, the show received a Peabody Award. Weinstein shared the awards for "Lisa's Wedding" and "Trash of the Titans" in 1995 and 1998 respectively.
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The episode eventually lost to Pinky and the Brain. Oakley later expressed regret about not submitting an episode with a more emotionally driven plot, such as "Mother Simpson". In 1996, during season seven, the show received a Peabody Award. Oakley shared the awards for "Lisa's Wedding" and "Trash of the Titans" in 1995 and 1998 respectively.
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Meena agreed to appear in as herself in the K. S. Ravi – directed film Shahjahan starring Vijay (actor). She has acted with almost all leading actors in South India. A role in Kadha Parayumbol and in its Tamil and Telugu remakes, Kuselan and Kathanayakudu respectively, were well received by audiences. Meena has expressed regret about Kuselan, after her part was overshadowed.
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FBI Agent James Raby testified about three unrecorded interviews conducted with Sharma following the assault. Raby said Sharma had acknowledged knowing Delano's reputation as a snitch, knowing that McCullah was notoriously violent, and knowing that the shared cell arrangement would "invariably" lead to an assault. He said Sharma had expressed regret about the assault. Various witnesses described Sharma as a vengeful officer who played favorites and hated snitches.
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Years later, Sir Michael Edwardes expressed regret about his decision. Between 1982 and 1991, the MG marque used to badge- engineer sportier versions of Austin Rover's Metro, Maestro, and Montego ranges. The MG marque was not revived in its own right until 1992, with the MG RV8 – an updated MGB Roadster with a Rover V8 engine, which was previewed at the 1992 Birmingham Motor Show, with low-volume production commencing in 1993.
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108.. After its success, however, he expressed regret about having been featured in it.Aldington, 1955, pp. 293, 295. Faisal's party at Versailles, during the Paris Peace Conference of 1919; left to right: Rustum Haidar, Nuri al-Said, Prince Faisal (front), Captain Pisani (rear), Lawrence, Faisal's servant (name unknown), Captain Hassan Khadri Lawrence served as an advisor to Winston Churchill at the Colonial Office for just over a year starting in February 1920.
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Early in season 1, Shane was clearly distressed about what he and Vic had done. This was most evident at Terry's funeral, where Shane was visibly shaken by seeing Terry's mother. As time passed, he was seemingly able to move past it and accepted the murder as having been necessary. When Vic expressed regret about the murder in season 5, it was Shane who reassured him that he had done it to protect the team.
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" Michael Caine, who initially expressed regret about working with Allen and said he would never work with him again, later said, "If he had a trial and someone proved he had done something, I wouldn't do it, no. But I didn't read of him being on trial and being found guilty or fined or sent to prison or anything. This is all things that people say. You can’t go on hearsay the whole time.
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In 1996, "Treehouse of Horror VI" was submitted for the Primetime Emmy Award in the "Outstanding Animated Program (For Programming less than One Hour)" category because it had a 3D animation sequence, which the staff felt would have given it the edge. The episode failed to win, and Bill Oakley later expressed regret about submitting the episode. The twenty-third and twenty- fifth Treehouse of Horror episodes were nominated for the same award in 2013 and 2015 respectively.
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Some districts in Japan fund North Korean-run schools which teach that Kim was a South Korean agent. Government of Tokyo According to Kim's testimony, she was taught Japanese in connection to her mission by Yaeko Taguchi, one of at least 13 Japanese abducted by North Korea. In recent years, Kim has publicly expressed regret about the bombing and she has provided information about the state of affairs in North Korea as well as the possible state of abductees.
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A newspaper story the next day further inflamed the situation resulting in soldiers and sailors aided by civilians looting and burning the offices of the IWW and the Socialist Party. A rear admiral in charge of the reserve fleet expressed regret about the outbreak and said he had dispatched a patrol to round up the troublemakers.Patrick McRoberts, Potlatch rioters sack IWW and Socialist headquarters on July 18, 1913, HistoryLink, 2000-07-13. Accessed online 2009-08-23.
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In 1996, the "Homer3" segment was awarded the Ottawa International Animation Festival grand prize. The episode was also submitted for the Primetime Emmy Award in the "Outstanding Animated Program (For Programming less than One Hour)" category because it had a 3D animation sequence, which the staff felt would have given it the edge. The episode would eventually lose to Pinky and the Brain. Bill Oakley later expressed regret about not submitting "Mother Simpson," an episode with a more emotionally driven plot.
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In an interview in 2000, Hogarth expressed regret about the band retaining their name after he joined: > If we had known when I joined Marillion what we know now, we'd have changed > the name and been a new band. It was a mistake to keep the name, because > what it represented in the mid-Eighties is a millstone we now carry. If we'd > changed it, I think we would have been better off. We would have been judged > for our music.
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As he had no intention to lose any subjects to the Prussian king, he had about 4,000 refugees resettled in the Habsburg crown lands of Transylvania and Hungary. The 1781 Patent of Toleration, issued by Emperor Joseph II, put an end to the Counter-Reformation measures. Nevertheless, still in 1837, the Salzburg archbishop Friedrich Johannes Jacob Celestin von Schwarzenberg urged Emperor Ferdinand I of Austria to expel several hundred Protestants from the Tyrolean Zillertal. In 1966, Archbishop Andreas Rohracher expressed regret about the expulsions.
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Block defended the message but said the content was a draft, and expressed regret about some of the language used. Following the 2013 redrawing of Saskatchewan's federal electoral boundaries, Block stated she would run in the new riding of Humboldt-Warman-Martensville-Rosetown (later renamed Carlton Trail-Eagle Creek). In September 2013, Block was appointed Parliamentary Secretary for the Ministry of Natural Resources. In the 2015 federal election, won by the Liberal Party, Block was elected in the redrawn riding of Carlton Trail—Eagle Creek.
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The Transylvanian Landlers were deported to the eastern part of the Habsburg domain. As heir to the throne, Joseph II spoke vehemently to his mother, Maria Theresa, in 1777 against the expulsion of Protestants from Moravia, calling her choices "unjust, impious, impossible, harmful and ridiculous." His 1781 Patent of Toleration can be regarded as the end of the political Counter-Reformation, although there were still smaller expulsions against Protestants (such as the Zillertal expulsion). In 1966, Archbishop Andreas Rohracher expressed regret about the expulsions.
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Sisolak expressed regret about the mass closing of bars in the state and said, "In hindsight, I don't know if that was the fairest way to do it," stating that many bars were in compliance with satefy guidelines. In August 2020, a judge ruled in favor of Sisolak's shutdown order on bars. Meanwhile, Sisolak put the state's COVID-19 task force in charge of decisions about when to reopen the remaining bars. In early September 2020, Sisolak signed a directive that allowed countertop seating to resume at Las Vegas restaurants.
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" Staley later expressed regret about the lyrical content of some songs on Dirt, explaining, "I wrote about drugs, and I didn't think I was being unsafe or careless by writing about them ... I didn't want my fans to think that heroin was cool. But then I've had fans come up to me and give me the thumbs up, telling me they're high. That's exactly what I didn't want to happen." Cantrell said in 2013: "That darkness was always part of the band, but it wasn’t all about that.
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In 2000 Vertinskaya returned home. In 2002 she appeared in Imago, the stage production based upon M. Kurochkin's interpretation of George Bernard Shaw's Pygmalion directed by Nina Tchusova. In her 2009 Izvestiya interview Vertinskaya expressed regret about how little worthy roles were there to be found in the modern Russian theatre and said she'd rather stay away from the stage at all than start playing "hitmen's mums" (one such suggestion she had received). "I have no immediate plans concerning the stage and see no personal drama in it," she said.
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Star Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio publicly expressed regret about some of the scenes selected for removal from the film's theatrical cut: "There were some beautiful scenes that were taken out. I just wish we hadn't shot so much that isn't in the film." Shortly after the film's premiere, Cameron and video editor Ed Marsh created a longer video cut of The Abyss for their own use that incorporated dailies. With the tremendous success of Cameron's Terminator 2: Judgment Day in 1991, Lightstorm Entertainment secured a five-year, $500 million financing deal with 20th Century Fox for films produced, directed or written by Cameron.
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By 2014 St. Francis, still the only Catholic church in the county, had 277 families and had outgrown the 1899 building. It built a new church on a 15 acre site on Luther Road; Father James Stuhrenberg expressed regret about leaving the Main St church. Bishop Peter Joseph Jugis and Congresswoman Virginia Foxx attended the September 29, 2012, groundbreaking. St. Francis has been active in assisting needy migrant workers who began coming to the County in the late 20th century as seasonal laborers in the Christmas tree farms, and became permanent residents in growing numbers over the decades.
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In 1924, he again began practicing law there. He was counsel for his friend Friedrich Ebert in the Reichspräsidentenprozeß (defamation suit brought by president Ebert) at Magdeburg and in the so-called Dolchstoßprozeß (see Dolchstoßlegende ) at Munich of 1925 he was a witness rebutting the charges against the Social Democrats. He was a member of the Reichstag from 1924 to 1933. In that role, he opposed an amnesty for those convicted of Feme murders, expressed regret about the state of political discourse and criticised the bias that made many judges treat right-wing defendants more leniently than left-wing ones.
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During the 2018 offseason, Payton explained that he was using the play to motivate his players and himself. Payton also expressed regret about calling a draw play for Alvin Kamara on third-and-one on the Saints' final drive. He explained that the failure to convert – and thereby extend the drive – provided the Vikings with the opportunity to get one final possession after Wil Lutz's field goal. Had they gotten the first down, the Saints could have run down the clock to the point where they could have won the game with a walk off field goal.
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This led U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell to suggest direct talks with Iran in the future, however, he also said that the U.S. was still concerned about other Iranian issues such as the prospect of terrorism and the country's support of Hamas. Reaction to the help and rescue from the U.S. was mixed. It was well received by physicians and civilians at the scene, however, in contrast to this support, IRNA, the state-controlled radio in Iran, accused the United States of illegal interference in internal matters. Khatami, while not criticizing U.S. aid, had expressed regret about the politicization of this event.
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In the early 2010s, South Korea's Sunshine Policy towards North Korea was abolished as tensions between the two countries continued to increase. As a result, Psy was questioned by the media on several occasions regarding his views on North Korea. On April 13, 2013, Psy attended a press conference where he expressed regret about his country's conflict with North Korea and described the situation as a "tragedy". He also expressed hope that North Koreans would one day be able to enjoy his music before elaborating that his job is to make everyone, including North Koreans, laugh.
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" A couple of months later on April 30, Harris handed over the first version of a letter of apology he wrote to the owner of the van, which he completed the next month. In the letter, Harris expressed regret about his actions; however, in one of his journal entries dated April 12, he wrote: "Isn't america supposed to be the land of the free? how come, If im free, I cant deprive some fucking dumbshit from his possessions If he leaves them sitting in the front seat of his fucking van in plain sight in the middle of fucking nowhere on a fri-fucking-day night? Natural selection.
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His extension of Fermi's theory of beta decay (in the form of the so-called Gamow–Teller transitions) provided an important stepping stone in the applications of this theory. The Jahn–Teller effect and the BET theory have retained their original formulation and are still mainstays in physics and chemistry. Teller also made contributions to Thomas–Fermi theory, the precursor of density functional theory, a standard modern tool in the quantum mechanical treatment of complex molecules. Teller's vigorous advocacy for strength through nuclear weapons, especially when so many of his wartime colleagues later expressed regret about the arms race, made him an easy target for the "mad scientist" stereotype.
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Tie Me Kangaroo Down, Sport sheet music cover The fourth verse caused some controversy in 1964 because of its use of the word "Abo", an offensive slang term for Aboriginal Australians. The lyrics of this verse (not found on Rolf Harris's official website) were as follows: :Let me Abos go loose, Lou :Let me Abos go loose: :They're of no further use, Lou :So let me Abos go loose. The stockman thus emancipates his indigenous offsiders at his death, when they are "of no further use" to him. This verse does not feature in 21st- century versions of the song and, in a 2006 interview, Harris expressed regret about the racist nature of the original lyrics.
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The Toronto Star published specifics confirming the more numerous appearances her two predecessors had made per year. Rideau Hall spokesperson Marie-Ève Létourneau said that "The first year of every mandate is a period of learning, adjustment and adaptation from both the Governor General and Rideau Hall staff." Later in September, the Governor General's office confirmed that Payette would not preside over the 2018 Governor General's History Awards ceremony. On September 27, Payette acknowledged the articles that had painted an "unfavourable image of our work" in an e-mail to staff, expressed regret about the effect of the criticisms on morale, and assured them that she was "very proud of all we have achieved together to date".
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While producing the album, Cilmi worked with Greg Kurstin, The Invisible Men and Dallas Austin, as well as Xenomania. She made her debut in producing with the track "Love Me Coz", saying that it was the song she was most proud of due to the fact it was produced with her band. It bore an electropop sound in contrast to her first album, which had more of a pop/rock style. Ten was not as successful as Lessons to Be Learned, reaching number 17 in Australia and number 28 in the UK. In an interview, Cilmi explained that the sales were not her first concern; however, she expressed regret about posing topless for FHM magazine during the publicity for the album.
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By 1942 this effort had become the Manhattan Project, the largest secret scientific endeavor undertaken up to that time. By late 1945, the U.S., with support from the United Kingdom and Canada, had developed operational nuclear weapons, and used them on the Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Einstein himself did not play a role in the development of the atomic bomb other than signing the letter although he did help the United States Navy with some unrelated theoretical questions it was working on during the war. According to Linus Pauling, Einstein later expressed regret about his letter to Roosevelt, adding that Einstein had originally justified his decision because of the greater danger that Nazi Germany would develop the bomb first.
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On the way, while passing through a forest, Wexler was shot in the back of his head by one of the guards, ostensibly because he was attempting to escape custody. According to the socialist press, his assassination had been planned by the military authorities with the acknowledgement of the PNL leadership, and his killer was rewarded with a bottle of rum, an insignificant amount of money, and promotion to the rank of sergeant. Wexler's death was followed by public outcry, leading to agitation among the Russian soldiers present on Romanian territory and bringing the attention of the Petrograd government. Summoned by the Russian envoy to Romania, prime-minister Ion I. C. Brătianu expressed regret about the death, undertook to suspend the application of the death penalty, and promised a thorough investigation will take place.
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Born in Watkins, Minnesota, McCarthy became an economics professor after earning a graduate degree from the University of Minnesota. He served as a code breaker for the United States Department of War during World War II. McCarthy became a member of the Minnesota Democratic–Farmer–Labor Party (the state affiliate of the Democratic Party) and in 1948 was elected to the House of Representatives, where he served until being elected to the Senate in 1958. McCarthy was a prominent supporter of Adlai Stevenson II for the Democratic presidential nomination in 1960 and was himself a candidate for the Democratic vice- presidential nomination in 1964. He co-sponsored the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965, though he later expressed regret about its impact and became a member of the Federation for American Immigration Reform.
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In 2017, Biden issued an apology to Hill over her treatment in the hearings, stating: "Let's get something straight here, I believed Anita Hill. I voted against Clarence Thomas... I am so sorry that she had to go through what she went through. Think of the courage that it took for her to come forward.” Speaking in 2018, Biden expressed regret about not being more firm in preventing Senate colleagues on the committee from engaging in what he called "character assassination" of Hill, saying: "Anita Hill was vilified when she came forward, by a lot of my colleagues, I wish I could have done more to prevent those questions and the way they asked them....Under the Senate rules, I can't gavel you down and say you can't ask that question, although I tried.
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In 2008, Sarra said that Aboriginal Australia was being 'let down by 'white trash' workers in education, health, policy and public services who hide in remote communities knowing they would never last in mainstream centres'. Sarra said Aboriginal people were blamed and held to account for the dysfunction in their communities, but the standard of services and the people providing them were not subject to the same scrutiny. Sarra said, Later, Sarra expressed regret about using the term, and explained his comments were born out of frustration and he did not intend to undermine the hard work and dedication of many white teachers working hard in remote communities. In his autobiography (page 310), Sarra explains that things have changed since then, and it is now understood that for remote schools a teacher must be 'top gun'.
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He caused a controversy on September 15, 1944, when he reported that a Chicago newspaper had broken word of some sort of arrangement for the St. Louis Browns of baseball's American League to lose their only World Series that year. He later expressed regret about writing the article; the Browns did lose the World Series that year, 4 games to 2, to their hometown rivals whose park (Sportman's Park) they shared, the St. Louis Cardinals. One day, while doing radio play-by-play for a football game, as a player broke away towards a long run for a touchdown, Stern misidentified the runner several times as he ran toward the goal. Noticing the error just before he crossed the goal line, Stern "corrected" himself by saying that the misidentified runner had lateraled the ball to the player who actually made the run and scored.
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Due to fears of crowd trouble when Partizan plays away in Croatia, the club decided not to take Gurović on those away trips. In mid December 2004, less than two months after signing, Gurović and crno-beli parted company as the club head coach Duško Vujošević expressed regret about "certain things that have nothing to do with basketball coming to the forefront". A sizable portion of the Serbian public saw the behaviour of Partizan's front office in this situation as failure to stick up for their player, however, Gurović himself had only good things to say about his two months at Partizan including praise for the way club management, specifically sports director Dragan Todorić and coach Vujošević, treated him with his only complaints having to do with what he felt to be occasional lack of general support in Serbia from the country's basketball federation and official political circles. But, some two years later, now a member of Partizan's heated cross-town rivals Red Star, Gurović came out saying his Partizan stint was the biggest mistake of his career and that "individuals from Partizan's club management used him for their self-promotion".
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