Unfortunately, the show failed to live up to those expectations.
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In others it has failed to live up to expectations.
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Players expected to perform have failed to live up to expectations.
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But many dishes failed to live up to the pleasant surroundings.
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Only Russia has failed to live up to those early expectations.
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But her campaign appearances failed to live up to the message.
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The reality, however, has failed to live up to that intent.
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On the whole, the restaurant failed to live up to its promise.
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And its phone ultimately failed to live up to enthusiasts' high hopes.
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But, taste testers found its fighter failed to live up to rivals.
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CCS is a technology that has repeatedly failed to live up to expectations.
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"Russia failed to live up to its own commitments," the State Department declared.
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But parks, like democracy, have always failed to live up to that ideal.
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Others like Magic Leap have failed to live up to their impossible hype.
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Months later, the insurgent candidate has failed to live up to that pledge.
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To date, child location trackers have failed to live up to consumer expectations.
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"Unfortunately, Russia failed to live up to its own commitments," the statement added.
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Many critics agreed that it failed to live up to those high expectations.
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Some reviews complained that the movie failed to live up to its premise.
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Yet several prominent crowdfunded video games have failed to live up to expectations.
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But the country has failed to live up to its promises, researchers said.
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Like many coin offerings, Dragon Coin has failed to live up to its promises.
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A rally by white nationalists in Washington failed to live up to its hype.
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Either Trump's promises were lies or else he's failed to live up to them.
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He thought Scion failed to live up to its billing as an aspirational brand.
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Concertgoers reported an organizational mess that failed to live up to the marketing material.
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Trump claimed China had failed to live up to promises made in previous talks.
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But the lawsuit claimed the program failed to live up to what it advertised.
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Military officials, however, admit that they've frequently failed to live up to that requirement.
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As our report clearly shows, both agencies failed to live up to that task.
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Another novel, "I Am Charlotte Simmons" (2004), also failed to live up to its promise.
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So far CCS has failed to live up to early hopes of its widespread adoption.
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Kirby said Russia had failed to live up to its commitments under a ceasefire agreement.
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But like many coin offerings, Dragon Coin has failed to live up to its promises.
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America's goals weren't selfless, and we often failed to live up to our stated principles.
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College leaders also have failed to live up to their own rhetoric on this issue.
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Arsenal have purchased a number of defenders who have failed to live up to their billing.
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The evidence shows that those forums and organizations failed to live up to that key objective.
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Mr. Miliband, however, failed to live up to members' expectations and lost the 2015 general election.
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In practice, however, the bots — at least at launch — failed to live up to the hype.
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In Rosenstein's tenure as the deputy attorney general, he failed to live up to the standard.
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But results from three of the biggest Wall Street banks failed to live up to expectations.
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Of late he has failed to live up to his declared reputation as a deal maker.
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Music's biggest night has failed to live up to its promise to honor music's highest achievements.
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Del Potro, a 2009 semi-finalist, has failed to live up to expectations on clay this season.
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Even if the TPP failed to live up to their lofty rhetoric, it did break new ground.
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After a highly promising rookie year, Wiggins has regressed and failed to live up to lofty expectations.
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Much the same might happen if a number of IPOs failed to live up to their hype.
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"Once again, we failed to live up to that moment," All-Star forward Paul George told reporters.
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MOOCs have failed to live up to their democratic promise of access, completion or meaningful learning outcomes.
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But they failed to live up to the hype and barely got into Argentina's area before halftime.
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The FTC also claims that Uber failed to live up to its promises to keep driver data secure.
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But inside the building, employees felt the internal culture failed to live up to its own progressive values.
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"The fact that they failed to live up to expectations, let alone exceed them, disappointed people," he said.
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After years in development hell, 2011's Duke Nukem Forever failed to live up to most players' expectations.
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Inevitably, the event failed to live up to the expectations of the ever-growing army of such activists.
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Another modification involved penalties to be exacted from executives if HSBC failed to live up to compliance requirements.
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That fight was the most lucrative in boxing history, but it failed to live up to the hype.
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A lot of the people who have promised them things have failed to live up to those promises.
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Ferrari started 2019 as favourites after setting impressive times in testing but failed to live up to expectations.
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She left after a few months, two years ago, when the place failed to live up to its promises.
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But Snap's pace of user expansion over the past year has failed to live up to many investors' expectations.
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Ally was rescued by taxpayers during the financial crisis, but has since failed to live up to investors' expectations.
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This follows complaints from a number of public interest groups alleging YouTube failed to live up to COPPA's requirements.
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Virtual reality has failed to live up to its hype, and mainstream consumers never really bought into the technology.
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Bitcoin, seen as the most likely to take that mantle, has mostly failed to live up to its billing.
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But in many other ways, the accord has failed to live up to the broader hopes of its supporters.
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"Unfortunately, Russia failed to live up to its own commitments," State Department spokesman John Kirby said in a statement.
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"President Draghi clearly failed to live up to the market's dovish expectations yesterday," ING strategists said in a note.
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Many feel that they have failed to live up to societal expectations of what it means to embody womanhood.
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Google Glass, the company's high-tech eyewear project, failed to live up to expectations and has gone into hibernation.
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And if they have frequently failed to live up to it, they have pleasantly surprised enough times to compensate.
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His commentary was pitch-perfect, acute in a way that much of the show failed to live up to.
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Only after we have fulfilled our responsibilities can we judge young people for having failed to live up to theirs.
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Past Republican presidents have repeatedly nominated justices who failed to live up to the principles they were selected to represent.
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The widespread perception is that the group has failed to live up to the hype the acronym helped to generate.
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But for some of them, it said, the so-called safe corridors had failed to live up to their promise.
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But she's kind of failed to live up to a lot of the things that she said that she would.
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This is what he was paid and trusted to do, and he entirely failed to live up to his obligations.
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Creatively, the season failed to live up to the critically acclaimed freshman effort, which starred Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson.
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China had failed to live up to that commitment "on at least eight occasions since 2010," the trade office said.
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"Despite numerous local and central government initiatives, supply has failed to live up to demand for London housing," the report explained.
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She said that if she became president, she would welcome voters' criticism if she failed to live up to their expectations.
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"THE bank has clearly failed to live up to its responsibility," said Ole Andersen, chairman of Danske Bank, on September 19th.
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American had argued that Gogo failed to live up to the terms of a contract, and sued to leave the agreement.
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ForeScout's IPO would come as similar offerings have failed to live up to their promise, amid fierce competition in the sector.
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Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif ripped Trump on Sunday, saying he has failed to live up to the nuclear deal.
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Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif ripped Trump on Sunday, saying he has failed to live up to the nuclear deal.
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The revelation caps off a dismal quarter from Snap in which it once again failed to live up to Wall Street expectations.
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The Federal Trade Commission is investigating allegations that Facebook failed to live up to a 2011 consent decree to protect users' privacy.
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GPS, Bluetooth, NFC and Beacons are all technologies which have singularly failed to live up to the hype around hyper-location targeting.
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At the end of the summer, I left that lab knowing I had failed to live up to its standards of conduct.
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Bright Future, a hipsterish coalition party from the previous government, failed to live up to its name, having lost all its seats.
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It was ugly when America failed to live up to them, but it will be uglier still when it doesn't even try.
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But Philbin argued that the House managers failed to live up to the absolutist standard of evidence they had established for themselves.
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This has fared far worse for recent tech IPOs, which have time and time again failed to live up to investor's lofty expectations.
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It's a design that feels very similar to the Lofree, a similarly retro-styled keyboard that ultimately failed to live up to expectations.
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The Federal Trade Commission's investigation is into allegations that Facebook failed to live up to a 2011 consent decree to protect users' privacy.
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The Jaguares, made up predominantly of Argentina's national team players, failed to live up to the hype, winning just four of 15 matches.
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The council said it made the decision because some members of its community had failed to live up to its standards of conduct.
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Zinke not only failed to live up to Roosevelt's conservation legacy, but undermined that legacy through a campaign of deregulation and energy dominance.
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The bank admitted that it had "clearly failed to live up to its responsibility" and the chief executive, Thomas Borgen, resigned under pressure.
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Ms. Sastry never responded, and Quartz published the expose, which made the case that the company failed to live up to its claims.
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Mr. Ahn similarly said he was also "humbly accepting" the results, adding that he had failed to live up to his supporters' expectations.
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Hollande's popularity has plumbed new lows for a modern French president as he failed to live up to a promise to get unemployment falling.
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As such, the film delivers on a promise that many others have made before it, but failed to live up to: It's actually good.
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This was the best and last political opportunity to deal with our dependence on oil and we failed to live up to the challenge.
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Microsoft even tried to bring Kinect even more mainstream with the Xbox One, but the pricing and features failed to live up to expectations.
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I brought a Nokia 3310 to Glastonbury expecting it to be the ultimate festival burner phone, and it failed to live up to expectations.
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But it's simply stupid for Clinton not to point out that Obamacare has failed to live up to some of its most crucial promises.
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But the upturn has failed to live up to the promise of early 20.2, when GDP growth reached 20.3% (an annualised rate of 20.4%).
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It's the latest sign that the tax law has so far failed to live up to the hype, especially given the enormous price tag.
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Son was out fundraising, even as some of his biggest investments, like the ride-hailing firm Uber, had failed to live up to expectations.
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While many thought Ivanka might be a moderating force in the White House, critics say she has failed to live up to those expectations.
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One is that America was founded on great moral principles that we failed to live up to historically and we've been striving to fulfill.
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But outside a few niche applications they have failed to live up to the destructive potential that Saturday morning cartoons taught us all to expect.
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We did not handle the communication well and in both cases we failed to live up to our own standards for courtesy and customer-centricity.
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All backed a "People's Vote" on Brexit, arguing that voters should be allowed another say since Brexit has failed to live up to its promises.
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He, too, has thus far failed to live up to the presidency's demand for leadership that is steady, inspiring and respectful of the American people.
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TravelCenters struggled to implement the new systems, and last year Comdata claimed that TravelCenters had failed to live up to its end of the deal.
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Since its I.P.O., however, the company's shares have been on a steady decline, as Lending Club failed to live up to investors' expectations for growth.
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It's awful to have a chance to win on the road and then come back home, but we failed to live up to the moment.
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He also claimed that China had failed to live up to its commitment in stemming sales of fentanyl, a powerful opioid, into the United States.
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But when it comes to employment, a cornerstone of the American dream, we have failed to live up to the promise of this historic law.
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Candidates like Beto O'Rourke and Cory Booker have failed to live up to expectations and squandered their opportunities to turn their visions into tangible movements.
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"It was also snowing then," Mr. Fitzgerald said, pointing out one way in which the storm in the tank failed to live up to the original.
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Last month, however, the DOC said ZTE failed to live up to the latter part of the deal, issuing an even steeper fine as a result.
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Apart from a memorable debate clash with Biden over the summer, the former prosecutor has failed to live up to the high expectations for her campaign.
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Apple's Tim Cook was forced to apologize for Apple's Maps function in 2012 when its rollout included glitches and failed to live up to rival Google.
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But, having amassed nearly 6,000 photos in the 18 months since I wrote that article, I'd say I've definitely failed to live up to my words.
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The rejection is a blow to Turnbull, who has seen his popularity wane amid frustration that he has failed to live up to his progressive reputation.
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He's failed to live up to the buzz of that deep clean, but once you get over the hype, it's a pretty earnest, affable Instagram feed.
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Kollar-Kotelly agreed Wednesday with the Lawyers' Committee that the commission failed to "live up to the representations" made to the court before the first meeting.
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Senior Managing Executive Officer Shinya Takahashi appeared in a video to explain that game development thus far has failed to live up to the company's standards.
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He singularly failed to live up to the national expectations of a sportsman, obliterating as he did the vaunted ideals of modesty, decorum and general seemliness.
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Snapchat owner Snap and meal-kit subscription company Blue Apron have failed to live up to their IPO valuations once they started trading in public markets.
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Russia has failed to live up to its 2013 promise to ensure that Syria would never be able to use chemical weapons on its citizens again.
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The flawed psychographic method Over and over again, Cambridge failed to live up to its own hype, according to political operatives who worked with the firm.
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She said the organization had failed to live up to his responsibilities by not stopping the alleged perpetrators from going to work for other organizations, she said.
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Some projects have collapsed entirely, like Intel's Vaunt smart glasses, while others, like Magic Leap's mixed reality specs, have simply failed to live up to the hype.
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But too many of the speeches fell flat, or failed to live up to the quality or the urgency achieved by so many Democratic speakers in 2012.
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" But repeatedly we have failed to live up to our ideals, attacking and even killing our fellow citizens because "they" did not worship or look like "us.
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"The C.A.P. in this sense has clearly failed to live up to its declared objectives," said the report, which was prepared by the Amsterdam-based Transnational Institute.
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The Washington trade lawyer has long expressed views that China has failed to live up to obligations that came with joining the World Trade Organization in 2001.
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Poland, eighth in the FIFA rankings, have failed to live up to their strong World Cup qualifying campaign when they topped their group with just one loss.
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One result is that a narrative is emerging in Iran that the United States has failed to live up to a key commitment under the nuclear agreement.
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The move may signal a sweeping change in Facebook's attitude towards bots after a buzzy push that's generally failed to live up to the company's lofty promises.
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But that relationship was damaged earlier this year after the NRA brought two lawsuits against the firm, claiming Ackerman failed to live up to its contractual obligations.
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His critical view of capitalism was largely shaped by his disappointment that the United States, as he saw it, had failed to live up to its ideals.
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The Mirrlees review, a study of the British tax system in 2011, found that "wealth taxes have failed to live up to expectations and are generally in decline".
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And in the last two years alone, we have seen many cases where big brands have failed to live up to their ideals, with an inevitable consumer backlash.
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Schumer said to this point in his presidency, Trump has failed to live up to his campaign promises on those and other issues important to wary American workers.
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In its lawsuit, Tribune said Sinclair failed to live up to obligations to agree to asset sales to independent operators in order to win approval for the deal.
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Signed into law in 1973, the Endangered Species Act has simply failed to live up to its noble intent of rehabilitating plants and animals at risk for extinction.
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So far, many countries have failed to live up to the promises they made as part of the 2015 global agreement, including some of the world's largest emitters.
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That boldness obviously never panned out: The product failed to live up to early sales expectations, and today it remains largely the province of mall cops and tourism outfits.
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But it failed to live up to the hype while other firms have quietly continued to outsource — a trend that drained the state of 5,000 manufacturing jobs since February.
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What you hear on the left is that people may have failed to live up to their personal responsibilities but that this isn't actually their fault in any way.
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The North Koreans have also failed to live up to their commitment to you in Singapore to return US POW remains, despite your claim that they have been received.
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Washington (CNN)One year after the deadly white supremacist demonstrations in Charlottesville, Virginia, the state's former Democratic governor said President Donald Trump failed to live up to the moment.
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It finally might Segway's goofy two-wheel balancing scooter was supposed to change the world when it debuted in 2001, but it failed to live up to the hype.
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The announcement comes as the coffee giant's latest limited-time Crystal Ball Frappucino failed to live up to the buzz that the bright pink Unicorn drink won last spring.
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In recent years, several venture capital firms have supported the development of alternative fabrics, especially when biofuels, including corn and algae, failed to live up to their initial promise.
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Atop the list is repealing ObamaCare — Obama's signature legislative achievement — that has failed to live up to its lofty expectations of delivering affordable and quality health insurance to all.
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However, the year before, officials shut the entire system based on forecasts for a storm that failed to live up to expectations — leading to criticism that they had overreacted.
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The administration trumpeted the deportation as a victory for ICE, fulfilling a promise to protect Holocaust survivors and their families that previous administrations had failed to live up to.
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Despite some successful social programmes, the Hindu nationalists' five years in power have largely failed to live up to promises, and in fact caused widespread distress, particularly to minority groups.
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And whatever else may happen in this likely very insane year, it's safe to say that we have utterly failed to live up to the future we imagined back then.
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The currency later gave up some of those gains in a reflection of the underlying caution given previous talks failed to live up to expectations for a durable trade deal.
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It was little surprise to see sterling backing off 5-month highs on Monday after "super-Saturday" failed to live up to its billing, ensuring more Brexit drama to come.
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BAKU (Reuters) - McLaren have moved aside technical head Tim Goss after the Formula One team's new car failed to live up to expectations in the opening races of the season.
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"I am disappointed that Republican legislative leaders failed to live up to their promise to fully repeal House Bill 2," Cooper said after the legislation was shot down Wednesday night.
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"Crazy Rich Asians" topped the North American box office for a second weekend in a row, as a new Melissa McCarthy vehicle failed to live up to already-meager expectations.
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Though it received some favorable reviews, "Lionheart" failed to live up to its potential and even the most avid Nollywood film buff can be forgiven for not taking to it.
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It might be hard to remember, but Facebook was once considered a disappointing company that failed to live up to its potential for about a year after it came public.
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A parade of quarterbacks since — Trevor Siemian, Paxton Lynch, Brock Osweiler and Keenum have all started games — have failed to live up to that standard, combining to go 20-28.
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Bulgarian Grigor Dimitrov, Latvia's Ernests Gulbis and Pole Jerzy Janowicz have also been hailed recently as the next big thing in tennis but they failed to live up to the tag.
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U.S. President-elect Donald Trump has said the "sprawling and complex" Dodd Frank reform of Wall Street banks passed in 2010 has failed to live up to promises to boost growth.
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Ross said a sunset provision was needed because forecasts for U.S. export and job growth when NAFTA took effect in 1994 were "wildly optimistic" and failed to live up to expectations.
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Her ensuing debut, Light After Dark, charted decently, but ultimately failed to live up to the hype, a work produced with heavy label oversight and little creative insight on Maguire's part.
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In a widely publicized investigation in June, CNN revealed that a program at a Tenet hospital in Florida had failed to live up to state quality standards for children's heart surgery.
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"Unfortunately, Russia failed to live up to its own commitments ...and was also either unwilling or unable to ensure Syrian regime adherence to the arrangements to which Moscow agreed," Kirby said.
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"I'd like to say I was surprised, but I wasn't surprised," Mr. Gauthier declared, renewing his promise to resume the hunger strike if Nalcor failed to live up to its commitments.
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The president of one of the country's oldest historically black colleges called the series of meetings with Trump administration officials "troubling" and said they ultimately failed to live up to expectations.
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Adding to the qualms, the county has failed to live up to its promise to publicly disclose the system's source code so that independent experts can scrutinize it for additional problems.
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Environmental interests also have reason for dismay, because the program has failed to live up to the promise of commercializing low-greenhouse gas second-generation fuels made from non-food feedstocks.
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Only if they failed to live up to that difficult task, would the current fretting about pervasive sanctions and trade tariffs become a real threat to jobs, incomes and asset values.
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His response also highlighted something deeper: An unexpected but honest friendship between the two presidential candidates, one who has failed to live up to expectations and another who has surpassed his.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. stocks slipped from two-week highs on Tuesday as results and forecasts from companies in sectors including housing and consumer products failed to live up to expectations.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)The company billed as China's answer to Tesla has freaked out investors by warning that demand for its electric vehicles has failed to live up to expectations.
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AI has been hailed as a way to reduce the workload for overstretched medical professionals and revolutionize healthcare, but so far scientific research has failed to live up to the hype.
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Earlier this month, President Barack Obama underlined US disapproval when he officially declared, through a State Department memo, that Bolivia has "demonstrably failed" to live up to its international counter-narcotics commitments.
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Fans can also point to the acquisitions of Ángel Di María (£232m from Real Madrid) and Nemanja Matic (£28m from Chelsea) as big names who failed to live up to their billing.
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But I tend to think at this moment we need to be clear eyed about the ways in which we as citizens have failed to live up to our obligations as well.
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His continued exile is shameful, and ending it is a unique chance to reclaim the legacy of a president who has often failed to live up to his own promises of transparency.
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When it comes to employment, then -- even with the overall US unemployment rate now 22018% , the lowest in 212 years -- we have failed to live up to the promise of the ADA.
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The man who failed to live up to expectation at the Beijing and London Games was left an emotional wreck as soon as he nailed his final tumble and burst into tears.
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He told reporters that Secretary of State John Kerry's speech Wednesday defending the U.S. abstention "really spoke for itself" and suggested the United Nations has failed to live up to its potential.
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By the time he left, Mr. Vidal had grown frustrated that a company that he was initially attracted to because of its stated values had failed to live up to its mission.
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Although the company posted record sales in the fourth quarter and in all of 2018, CEO Robert Kotick noted that the company's performance nevertheless failed to live up to the company's expectations.
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Since he's been in the White House, however, he's failed to live up to those promises for at least one part of the community, enacting multiple policies that directly target transgender people.
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The president-elect picked several wealthy individuals and big political donors for his Cabinet, prompting criticism from Democrats and interest groups who said he failed to live up to his populist campaign rhetoric.
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Hailed as potentially tough opponents after an impressive qualifying campaign, Austria, ranked 10th in the world, again failed to live up to expectations after a 2-0 defeat by Hungary in their opener.
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In an address to the American Enterprise Institute, Haley made clear the Trump Administration believes Iran has failed to live up to key clauses of the congressional review legislation overseeing the Iran deal.
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But following a holiday season that failed to live up to expectations, the company recently laid off 45 staff members globally, TechCrunch has learned, a move it says has impacted departments company-wide.
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Not only is the club radically democratic in its approach, it could also end up providing fresh career opportunities to players who have – for whatever reason – failed to live up to their potential.
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He has failed to live up to that billing, drawing a blank in his first two matches in Russia, lending credence to doubts about his ability to perform on the biggest of stages.
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At each of the UN peace talks since, when push has come to shove, Russia has failed to live up to its part of the agreement and persuade Assad that he must go.
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Most famously, Facebook's stock tanked after its first earnings report as a public company in 2012, when the social network failed to live up to Wall Street's high expectations for mobile ad revenue.
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The president of one of the country's oldest historically black colleges called a series of meetings with Trump administration officials this week "troubling" and said they ultimately failed to live up to expectations.
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However, after the reveal, participants receiving the neatly wrapped gift reported that it failed to live up to their expectations, while those who got the sloppily wrapped gift said it surpassed their expectations.
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NEW YORK, Oct 53 (Reuters) - U.S. stocks slipped from two-week highs on Tuesday as results and forecasts from companies in various sectors, including housing and consumer products, failed to live up to expectations.
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"There's nothing new about the intention, but so far at least the reality has failed to live up to it," said analysts at RBC Capital Markets, referring to Jope's stated focus on accelerating growth.
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It has failed to live up to the hype once bestowed upon it: after years of rapid growth until 2015, the entire sector was flat in 2016 and grew at perhaps 20% last year.
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Unlike many aging, high-salaried players who have joined M.L.S. and then failed to live up to their reputations or contracts, Villa has proved to be a bargain — even at $5.6 million a year.
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He went there before, in the late 90s, to make a big-budget, PG-13 Spawn film that made money at the box office but failed to live up to his cryptic comic vision.
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However, it's important to remember that the reason that No Man's Sky got such a vitriolic response from players is that it failed to live up to the promises made by well-made trailers.
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A popular argument against the prospect of rapprochement with North Korea is that we tried diplomacy in the 1990s and Pyongyang took advantage of American overtures and failed to live up to its commitments.
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Trump's failure to capture a plurality of the popular vote suggests he failed to live up to the potential created for him by situational factors over which neither he, nor Clinton, had any control.
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Bernie Sanders, who are making the case that Trump — despite all his tough talk on trade — has not been aggressive enough to protect American workers and failed to live up to his promises. Rep.
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Jolie Pitt's attorneys said in their own court filing Tuesday that Pitt has failed to live up to their informal financial arrangements and she'll seek a court order to get retroactive payments from him.
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The U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum has rescinded an award given to Myanmar's civilian leader, saying that she has failed to live up to its standards with her silence on the country's ethnic cleansing crisis.
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B-52's frontman, Fred Schneider, and his side project, The Superions, are suing their record label, claiming it failed to live up to any of the holly jolly obligations of their Xmas album.
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Facing huge pent-up demand for better living standards for the country's black majority, the ANC is seen by some critics as having failed to live up to the heady promises of Nelson Mandela's era.
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Friday's practice session will also be a useful comparison with Vandoorne, who arrived in Formula One after a dominant GP2 (now Formula Two) campaign but has so far failed to live up to his promise.
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"The board and management have continually failed to live up to their own promises and shouldn't be trusted with the decision on whether Yahoo should remain an independent company," the paper reported, citing the letter.
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The airline, formed in a tie-up between Chile's LAN and Brazil's TAM in 2012, has failed to live up to the promise of the merger, dragged down by economic problems in Brazil and elsewhere.
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Chief Rudy Turtle, leader of a northern Ontario First Nation plagued by mercury contamination, said Mr. Trudeau's Liberals had failed to live up to their promises to his people to build a water treatment plant.
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That increase has so far failed to live up to expectations, in part because of problems with the national grid that continues to leave large swathes of the population without power for much of the day.
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When the ultraluxe vibrators sold by Jimmyjane — one of the first sex toy companies to attract major funding — failed to live up to investors' revenue expectations, it scared investors away from the erotic space for years.
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"It appears to us that rather than going beyond what the SCRA requires, Wells Fargo has systematically, over the past 28503 years, failed to live up to the basic requirements of the statute," the lawmakers wrote.
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"We believe that the Republican tax cut framework failed to live up to the test that President Trump himself set for his tax plan when he said it would be focused on the middle class," Rep.
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Barça sold Neymar to PSG for a world-record transfer fee of $275 million in 2017, but the player has failed to live up to expectations by missing critical parts of the season because of injury.
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Aisha Moodie Mills: What Sanders is lacking On Tuesday, Bernie Sanders again failed to live up to expectations that the movement energy he's built at rallies and on social media would translate at the voting booth.
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They were soon joined by teachers, professors and other citizens who closed shops and schools to protest against a government that they say has failed to live up to its constitutional requirement for a bilingual nation.
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"It appears to us that rather than going beyond what the SCRA requires, Wells Fargo has systematically, over the past 2023 years, failed to live up to the basic requirements of the statute," the lawmakers wrote.
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Reuters reported in December that retailers were struggling to meet even modest sales forecasts for the holiday season after "Super Saturday," one of the biggest shopping days after Black Friday, failed to live up to expectations.
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According to the report, seven startups reached the unicorn club in the past four months, but CB Insights' downround tracker shows that 17 failed to live up to expectations and experienced down events over that time.
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Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders who are making the case that Trump — despite all his tough talk on trade — has not been aggressive enough to protect American workers and failed to live up to his promises.
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"On November 11, one of our restaurants failed to live up to our expectations and in doing so, we let down a valued guest," the president of Chili's Grill & Bar, Kelli Valade, said in an open letter.
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For decades, the United States has been footing the bill for the safety and the security of the European continent and all while many of our allies across the Atlantic failed to live up to their commitments.
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U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said last week such a provision was needed because forecasts for U.S. export and job growth when NAFTA took effect in 1994 were "wildly optimistic" and failed to live up to expectations.
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The first attempt at a film adaptation, 2007's The Golden Compass, failed to live up to box-office or fan expectations, and the filmmakers never went on to adapt the other two books in the series.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Karolina Pliskova brushed off losing her number one ranking, but said she failed to live up to her own high expectations at the U.S. Open where she exited in the quarter-finals on Wednesday.
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LATAM Airlines was formed in the merger of Chile's LAN and Brazil's TAM in 2012, but has so far failed to live up to its promise, posting repeated losses as South America's commodities-dependent economies have floundered.
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And although Meade is seen as a capable candidate, the public is skeptical of his party, especially since Mexico's current president, who is also a member of the PRI party, failed to live up to their expectations.
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But in fact, the experience of shame — the feeling that one has failed to live up to one's own standards — can play a positive role in recovery from addiction, as well as from other kinds of destructive habits.
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Italy will "act accordingly", he said on Facebook, noting the EU had failed to live up to its principles of "solidarity and responsibility" and that there was a gulf "between words and actions" that is colored by "hypocrisy".
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However, the activity shown from the images is more evidence that the Yeongjeo-dong missile base and a nearby site remain active, leading the Trump administration to conclude that Pyongyang has failed to live up to its promises.
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Bund yields, which touched a one-month high just days ago, fell in line with their U.S. equivalents, extending a decline that started on Thursday after data on U.S. business spending plans failed to live up to expectations.
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But her point is that if a woman uses Sayana Press not because she has decided it's the best method for her, but because she has no other choices, it has failed to live up to its promise.
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Even before the witnesses in Wednesday's hearing uttered a single word, the White House and its allies had already discussed how they should insist it was all a terrible bore that failed to live up to the hype.
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The Germans have so far failed to live up to their expectations as title favorites and were it not for those players hungry for World Cup success, they might already have been booking their return flights to Frankfurt.
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Her remarks come a week after Brazil's biggest-ever oil auction failed to live up to expectations on November 6, as high prices and the dominant role of state-run oil company Petrobras scared off global oil majors.
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It's true that some highly touted high school players failed to live up to their potential — often because the demands of the professional game outstripped the players' physical and mental preparedness — and Abrams doesn't flinch from these stories.
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New York is moving to ban Charter Communications from operating in the state, as regulators say it has failed to live up to the commitments it made when its merger with Time Warner Cable was approved in 2016.
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For members of the party establishment to denounce Mr. Trump only strengthens his image as an outsider and an alternative to the members of Congress and the White House who have failed to live up to their promises.
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"This would suggest that already high capacity utilisation will rise more slowly in the future," it said, adding that industry's order book was solid, even if its output failed to live up to expectations in the first quarter.
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"Ghana has failed to live up to its obligations under international law to accept the return of its nationals ordered removed from the United States," Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen said in the statement on Thursday.
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But Penn State also has a history of producing running back disappointments, such as Curtis Enis, Ki-Jana Carter and Blair Thomas, all players drafted in the top five who then failed to live up to their hype.
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But without singling out a specific recipient, she acknowledged several past laureates bear a mixed legacy of conflict and armistice — or have failed to live up to the heavy expectation of furthering peace the way the committee intended.
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Mr. Berman said his office does not typically comment on cooperation in an ongoing investigation, but he felt it was "fair" for the public to know that Prince Andrew had failed to live up to his own promise.
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But Democrats' cool reception to his immigration deal framework -- despite proposing a path to citizenship for 1.8 million "Dreamers" -- left Trump claiming Thursday that Democrats have failed to live up to the "good game" he said they talk.
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Less than a year later, and exactly two months before the Iowa caucuses, she exits as a candidate who failed to live up to the hype and was unable to raise enough money to keep her campaign going.
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And at least one judge, U.S. District Judge Valerie Caproni of Manhattan, has ruled, on a summary judgment motion, that noteholders must show trustees had actual knowledge that individual underlying loans failed to live up to representations and warranties.
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Speaking on state broadcaster TRT Haber, Yigit Bulut, who advises Erdogan on the economy, warned that if Europe failed to live up to its promises to Turkey, Ankara could review all of its relations with the 28-member bloc.
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In recent years the chancellor has looked through his fingers as he turned the pages: time and again since the financial crisis of 2008, Britain's tax revenues have failed to live up to the promise of the OBR's forecasts.
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Martial has almost certainly received greater censure in light of the Henry comparisons than he would have otherwise, having unsurprisingly failed to live up to the legacy of a striker the likes of which we may never see again.
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Refusing to concede the raids failed to live up to his promise, Trump has maintained over the past week that the raids were "very successful" and that "thousands" of violent gang members have been taken out of the country.
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From his refusal to squarely condemn white supremacists following the death in Charlottesville, Virginia, last summer to his vulgar characterizations of other nations earlier this month, Trump has plainly failed to live up to certain expectations of the office.
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Yet, for many businesses the FTZs have simply failed to live up to their hype, undermined in part by Beijing's capital controls as an escalating trade war with the United States slows China's economic growth to 30-year lows.
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But during the coronavirus pandemic the company — backed by the same venture capitalists who have helped propel brands Impossible Foods and Beyond Meat to fame — has, in the eyes of some employees, failed to live up to its branding.
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On the ground, however, Maldonado said the department has failed to live up to its promises: "There's so many people living together, and it's easier to spread viruses from diseases because people are living so close together," she said.
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McDonald's Rick and Morty-inspired Szechuan Sauce Disaster of 2017 — in which McDonald's failed to live up to the demands of Rick and Morty fans — sparked a lot of outrage from fans over the no-doubt mediocre dipping sauce.
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The Federal Trade Commission is investigating allegations that Facebook failed to live up to a 2011 consent decree to protect users' privacy by inappropriately sharing information belonging to 87 million users with the now-defunct British political consulting firm Cambridge Analytica.
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Spending at the bank surged 10 percent in 2018, an increase that failed to live up to the board's expectation of a better cost development than that of rival banks and needed to be met to justify the profit-sharing payout.
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The suit, which follows several years of negotiations, contends that Verizon failed to live up to the agreement it made in 85033, saying that tens of thousands of customers in the city still lack access to the high-speed broadband service.
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" In the area of chemical weapons, his plan said the U.N. Security Council had failed to live up to its responsibilities, and its recent efforts to police chemical weapons in Syria had "descended into a tragic form of political theater.
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The suit, which follows several years of negotiations, contends that Verizon failed to live up to the agreement it made in 2628, saying that tens of thousands of customers in the city still lack access to the high-speed broadband service.
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Wheels After 210-year-old Liza Hankins was thrown through the closed sunroof of her sport-utility vehicle during a crash and paralyzed, her family sued the truck's maker, claiming it had failed to live up to its safety responsibilities.
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Conspicuous by their absences from the first page of the leader board were Rickie Fowler and Jordan Spieth, who teed off Sunday directly ahead of Garcia and Rose in a pairing that failed to live up to its advance billing.
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The lawsuit, filed in State Supreme Court in Manhattan, said that the Trump Organization had failed to live up to an agreement to pay for any legal fees or related costs Mr. Cohen incurred in his work with the Trump Organization.
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In a letter sent to T-Mobile CEO John Legere (embedded below), Wyden notes that T-Mobile CEO John Legere promised last June to end the sale of such data to "shady middlemen," yet clearly failed to live up to his promise.
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In the course of its airtime Thrones united disparate peoples under the same banner of loving the world of Westeros and its many, many characters, so when its final round of storytelling failed to live up to fan expectations, the disappointment felt personal.
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History: North Korea, which was on the list from 1988-2008, was taken off after it agreed to dismantle some of its nuclear weapons program, but as Congress noted in April this year, "North Korea has failed to live up to these commitments."
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Zarif during the interview also said Trump has failed to live up to the nuclear deal with Tehran and warned that Iran is ready to ramp up its nuclear work if Trump pulls the U.S. out of the deal and resumes sanctions.
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It's basically a full-fledged small desktop computer at this point, a further hint that Apple has real ambitions for the device as a gaming platform — though the previous iteration of this product largely failed to live up to potential in this regard.
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Of the members of that group, only Claudell Washington, an outfielder for several teams in the 1970s and 1980s, and Dick Hoblitzell, a first baseman for Cincinnati and Boston in the early 20th century, failed to live up to their early promise.
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Enlightened but self-centered, introspective but reckless, they are known among the cohorts that followed them — and even to some boomers themselves — as the generation that failed to live up to its lofty ideals, but still held fast to its sense of superiority.
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Lighthizer has argued that China has failed to live up to commitments made in 2001 when it joined the World Trade Organization and that tougher tactics are needed to change the system, even if it means deviating from World Trade Organization rules.
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"Donald Trump said he was going to be an economic game-changer for middle-class Americans, but every step of the way his administration has failed to live up to his promises," said Andrew Bates, spokesman for the left-leaning group American Bridge.
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While others on the bill failed to live up to it, McGregor once again proved his value to the UFC by putting on a spectacular show with another superb knockout win to go with his 13-second defeat of Jose Aldo for the featherweight crown.
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While the record El Niño of 2015/16 failed to live up to expectations when it came to putting a dent in the mult-year drought, a series of moisture-rich storms fueled by "atmospheric rivers" so far this winter has done the job.
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Moscow blames the rebels for breaking a truce by hitting government-held areas and says Turkey has failed to live up to its obligations under a deal brokered last year that created a buffer zone in the area that obliges it to push out militants.
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The Wildcats, who were ranked in the preseason top 25 for the first time in program history, have failed to live up to expectations as they have dropped four of their last seven games, including a 74-69 setback to No. 21 Purdue on Dec.
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The Cambodia Securities Exchange (CSX), a joint venture with South Korea's bourse, launched in 2011 but has failed to live up to expectations as domestic firms have been reluctant to commit to the level of transparency required and have struggled to meet listing rules.
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The world number one Serb claimed a clinical 6-3 193-5 6-4 win over wildcard Tsonga at Rod Laver Arena, a match that finished after midnight and failed to live up to the players' intriguing rivalry at the year's first Grand Slam.
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He would have known it would be an onerous task: Despite three Africa Cup of Nations titles this century, Egypt has long failed to live up to its high expectations on the world stage, and Africa's World Cup qualifying process is complex and arduous.
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They understood that most voters liked the general idea of a market economy in which they would have a fair chance to rise, but also resented an economy that failed to live up to the rosy promises of its defenders in business and government.
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While discussing the Paris climate accord, which President Trump announced a withdrawal from two years ago, the actor said that "it's become clear that our political leaders have failed to live up to the promises that we celebrated that day," according to Yahoo News.
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Since the U.S. withdrawal, Iran has broken the terms of the pact on several occasions, but European countries have also failed to live up to their end of the bargain, preferring instead to implement Trump's sanctions over fears of losing access to the U.S. market.
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Populist firebrand Geert Wilders and his PVV party failed to live up to the hype following them into the Netherlands elections Wednesday, winning only 229 seats in the country's parliament — far short of the 212 they were predicted to win at the start of the year.
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Populist firebrand Geert Wilders and his PVV party failed to live up to the hype following them into the Netherlands elections Wednesday, winning only 20 seats in the country's parliament — far short of the 30 they were predicted to win at the start of the year.
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But in the end, only two firms — Lenovo and Asus — took Google up on its offer, creating devices that absolutely failed to live up to expectations, and in 2017 Google shut down Tango in favor of its more traditional augmented reality framework ARCore for normal phones.
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A Joshua-Wilder fight had been anticipated as the kind of old-fashioned spectacle that made boxing a global happening before other sports supplanted it, concerns rose over the sport's damaging health consequences and boxing stars failed to live up to the magnetism of a Muhammad Ali.
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Other tracks on the album treat drone warfare, government and corporate surveillance, and state-sanctioned execution with the same jarring plainspokenness; there's even a chant-like dirge called "Obama," where she outlines all the ways she perceives that the president has failed to live up to his campaign promises.
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When Tfue failed to live up to that persona in the face of a crushing reality — that there are thousands of people out there, some as young as 13, who are just as good, if not better, than the best streamers — the illusion of him as unbeatable was shattered.
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Bruce Klingner, a Korea expert at the Heritage Foundation and a former C.I.A. analyst, said the joint statement signed in Singapore did not even commit North Korea to do as much as it promised in deals negotiated in 1994 and 2005 that it later failed to live up to.
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At conferences on the restitution of art looted during the Holocaust, an adviser to the State Department, Stuart E. Eizenstat, has identified Poland as one of several countries that have failed to live up to the 1998 Washington Principles, which set requirements for international cooperation in returning plundered art.
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So here we are, nearly a century into this self-rule thing, and the Irish state, which is, of course, an expression of Irish society, is still hellbent on protecting an institution, the church, that has repeatedly failed to live up to the moral code it imposes on others.
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The lawsuit, filed Thursday in the U.S. Court of Federal Claims in Washington, D.C., claims that the government failed to live up to its obligations under the so-called risk corridor program, created by the ACA to mitigate insurers' risks when they sell coverage on the law's insurance exchanges.
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But if Amazon's real master plan is to have a microphone connected to Alexa anywhere you go, home or away, the rumored smart glasses could be what Amazon needs to bring Alexa out the living room and into the world—especially after the Echo Tap failed to live up to expectations.
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However, after Spectrum failed to live up to its end of the bargain, in a "hastily called meeting" earlier today, the New York State Public Service Commission voted unanimously to revoke its approval of the Charter-Time Warner Cable merger and initiate a civil lawsuit against Spectrum seeking additional damages.
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And when An Wang made Fred president in November 1986, the report noted that many people within the company had concerns: When Fred became president—replacing someone with nearly 20 years of experience, John F. Cunningham—he quickly failed to live up to the high expectations set by his father.
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While orders for copper, used in everything from wiring to construction, have been moving at a decent pace, demand has failed to live up to the promise it showed after prices finally escaped a years-long downcycle in 2016, according to participants of the LMEWeek Asia conference in Hong Kong.
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Rising unemployment, at an 18-year high of 10.6 percent, is a reminder to voters that President Francois Hollande failed to live up to promises to put the jobless rate on a convincingly downward path, which he set as a precondition for running in the next presidential election in 2017.
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"While the military is directly responsible for the violations, Aung San Suu Kyi has failed to live up to both her political and moral responsibility to try to stop and condemn what is unfolding in Rakhine State," Rafendi Djamin, Amnesty International's director for Southeast Asia and the Pacific, said in a statement.
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JULIA BOORSTIN: You mentioned the movies studio and of course you have another big Star Wars movie coming out later this year but your last Star Wars film which was a spin-off, "Solo," failed to live up to expectations and a lot of people said that was because of Star Wars fatigue.
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Failing to create a cohesive, fun experience for all players that offers both play styles at the same time is one of the primary reasons why Ubisoft's The Division, which tried its own version of this blend with its ambitious Dark Zone environment, failed to live up to expectations back in 2016.
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"The RMI is an initiative with a lot of promise, yet it has in the last year failed to live up to that promise," said Sushant Verma from Nobel Laureate Kailash Satyarthi Children's Foundation (KSCF), a charity working to end child labor in mica mines for over a decade that initially supported the RMI.
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Though Argentina's international record is not quite as poor as is often claimed — a World Cup final and two Copa America finals in recent years is better than most — it has still not won a trophy since 1993, and given the talent at its disposal, it has failed to live up to its own standards.
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When the Elder Scrolls Online first game out, criticisms swirled about how it allegedly failed to live up to its Elder Scrolls moniker, whether it was in the way you couldn't strike out in any direction you wanted as in Skyrim, or in the way it locked you into classes despite an otherwise great deal of freedom.
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But perhaps that faraway galaxy is, in fact, our own: Star Wars: Episode IX — The Rise of Skywalker, the last installment of the current trilogy that caps the original series of films beginning with 1977's A New Hope, failed to live up to expectations of a $200 million opening box office weekend in the US and Canada.
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The basics: Ran for seven seasons (172 episodes) from 1995 to 2001 Nickname: VOY The set up: A lone 24th-century ship stranded 93,000 light-years from Earth The final two Star Trek series are remembered mostly for the ways they failed to live up to their potential, and both have been blamed for "killing" the franchise.
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She challenges white people to see that at least as far back as Reconstruction we have failed to live up to our nation's still-unrealized promise to treat all people as equal because we lash out in fear at any perceived threat to our power and we still do not know how to live in peace with people of color.
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"If it turns out that European teens have been participating in the research effort Facebook could face another barrage of complaints under the bloc's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) — and the prospect of substantial fines if any local agencies determine it failed to live up to consent and 'privacy by design' requirements baked into the bloc's privacy regime," wrote TechCrunch's Natasha Lomas.
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Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif says President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE has failed to live up to the nuclear deal with Tehran.
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Twenty years on, however, and the listed closed-end funds with combined net asset values of 7.65 billion lei ($1.8 billion) have failed to live up to market expectations due to inefficient management, the slow pace of further privatisations and the exclusion of big investors due to ownership limits that have left shares in the funds trading at steep discounts to their net asset values (NAV).
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Douglas Rice, an expert at the Center for Budget and Policy Priorities, a nonpartisan think tank in Washington, estimates that for every 1 percent cut in HUD's budget, 20,000 renters would lose their assistance But critics of the agency, including some Republican lawmakers, say its anti-poverty and community-development programs are inefficient and wasteful, and that it has failed to live up to its mission.
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Douglas Rice, an expert at the Center for Budget and Policy Priorities, a nonpartisan think tank in Washington, estimates that for every 1 percent cut in HUD's budget, 20,000 renters would lose their assistance But critics of the agency, including some Republican lawmakers, say its anti-poverty and community-development programs are inefficient and wasteful, and that it has failed to live up to its mission.
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