Moscow accuses Ankara of failing to live up to its obligations.
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And I believe these companies are failing to live up to that responsibility.
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It's a particular sort of irony that a startup founded on the idea of paying a penalty for failing to live up to a pledge is ending its days by paying a penalty for failing to live up to a pledge.
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To many citizens, however, the news industry is failing to live up to its promise.
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In a blog post, Google apologized for failing to "live up to our own standards."
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Parlux Fragrances is suing Jay for failing to live up to his end of their deal.
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Failing to live up to these tenets is a PR flub, rather than a legal burden.
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But "The Man Who Killed Don Quixote" ultimately succeeds by failing to live up to its title.
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Both sides are accusing the other of failing to live up to their commitments made at the summit.
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Then she took a shot at him for what she viewed as failing to live up to his promise.
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The president was empathetic but also blamed Banro for failing to live up to its "social obligations", Richards said.
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Many already felt that Mr. Modi had forgotten them, failing to live up to his promises to help farmers.
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BP argued that NARL was failing to live up to the terms of the supply contract, according to court records.
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The Brookings Institution's Kathryn Edin and H. Luke Shaefer write: Why is TANF failing to live up to its charge?
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When WANS published its first letter in October, it criticized art institutions for failing to live up to their stated ideals.
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Ted Cruz, failing to live up to the polling lead the billionaire businessman held for a large period of the race.
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Zuckerberg has committed to it, but his company has a history of failing to live up to its promises to users.
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International partners would see that behavior for what it is — America failing to live up to its end of a bargain.
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Earlier this year, Apple canceled its AirPower wireless charger for, you guessed it, failing to live up to the company's standards.
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I was also asked what journalists should do when they see other journalists failing to live up to basic ethical standards.
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Related: Jihad In Kenya Other nations would not look kindly on Kenya failing to live up to its legal responsibilities, he said.
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The network began operating in 2008, but it quickly drew criticism for being underused and failing to live up to its promise.
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Gaskin, who died in 2014, encouraged residents to practice direct confrontation when they saw others failing to live up to the community's standards.
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The BBC, she asserted, was perpetuating a "secretive and illegal" pay culture, and, in doing so, failing to live up to its principles.
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Trudeau issued multiple apologies, saying he is sorry "for failing to live up to a higher standard of behavior," according to the CBC.
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"International partners would see that behavior for what it is — America failing to live up to its end of a bargain," they write.
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Rising oil prices could help smooth deal-making, sources said, but for now, the labor agreement is failing to live up to expectations.
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Last year, he apologized to the nation for failing to live up to that pledge, expressing how "anxious and remorseful" it made him.
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He reminded our nation that in this time of extreme partisanship and rancor, we are failing to live up to our most cherished ideals.
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Here's what you need to know: • North Korea is accusing the U.S. of failing to live up to its end of their nuclear bargain.
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"User growth is slowing; revenue growth is failing to live up to expectations," said Rich Greenfield, a managing director at the research firm BTIG.
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But Mulvaney said voters are far more likely to punish congressional Republicans for failing to live up to a seven-year promise: repealing Obamacare.
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Citing "immense pressures of a very difficult market," Total Reclaim apologized for "failing to live up to its commitments" and pledged to rebuild customers' trust.
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Several conservative groups are publicly opposed to the healthcare legislation, denouncing it as failing to live up to the GOP's promise to fully repeal ObamaCare.
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The result is not only the fact that a political party is failing to live up to its eight-year-long promise of repealing Obamacare.
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That's what gives groups like it the chance to be "super," and why some Republicans fear America First is failing to live up to its potential.
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In that squabble, I saw the other side of the double-edged sword—that stinging shame of failing to live up to fragile concepts of masculinity.
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The brutality she experiences at the hands of Adora for failing to live up to her standards of feminine compliance do not leave any physical marks.
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According to Reuters, Xie warned that leaving the agreement or failing to live up to its commitments would be a mistake for a potential Trump administration.
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Trump reportedly wrote to German Chancellor Angela Merkel and other NATO allies last month to chastise them for failing to live up to their spending obligations.
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It was Tillerson's first meeting with his counterparts from NATO, which President Trump has repeatedly faulted for failing to live up to its defense spending commitments.
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Trump reportedly wrote to German Chancellor Angela Merkel and other NATO allies last month to chastise them for failing to live up to their spending obligations.
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Ryan's appointment is a good time to point out that, in a fundamental way, the University of Virginia is failing to live up to Jefferson's ideals.
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But job growth has stalled in the state, and Democrats accused him of failing to live up to his promise of restoring manufacturing in the region.
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But if he opposes the measure, conservative groups are sure to flog him for failing to live up to the Republicans promise to repeal-and-replace ObamaCare.
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Trump's insinuation that Germany is failing to live up to its responsibilities as a "role model" was also seen as particularly out of touch, the official said.
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Apple also filed a second lawsuit against Qualcomm which accused it of failing to live up to promises made to license "standard essential patents" broadly and inexpensively.
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Bernie Sanders bought a lake house in 2000 — his third home — the democratic socialist senator was called out for allegedly failing to live up to his leftist ideals.
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Hyundai's U.S. sales slipped 1 percent last year, versus the market's 0.2 percent fall, with the automaker's redesigned Santa Fe SUV failing to live up to its expectations.
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In a briefing, Secretary of State Rex W. Tillerson criticized Moscow for failing to live up to its promise in 2013 to destroy all of Syria's chemical weapons.
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"I speak out for the simple reason that Mr. Trump is failing to live up to the standards that we should all expect of a president," he writes.
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"Governments perceive there to be downside risks in terms of soft power and international standing in failing to live up to the commitment they have made," Bailey said.
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In response, a broad coalition of ethnic groups has blamed the army for the current hostilities, and Miss Suu Kyi for failing to live up to her own rhetoric.
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"These are people who demand perfection and tend to be harsh or arbitrary towards those around them for failing to live up to their exacting standards," Flett told Broadly.
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"I apologize to my colleagues, to the House as a whole and to you, Mr. Speaker, for failing to live up to a higher standard of behavior," he said Thursday.
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On the other hand, it is a mistake to suggest that the Agreement is in crisis, or worse still, that all parties are failing to live up to their commitments.
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It would also rightly publicly shame the company for failing to live up to moral obligations it had to its users to be forthcoming and transparent about what it knew.
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Ostergren did not respond to Reuters' request for comment but said in a letter to newspaper Svenska Dagbladet he believed the Academy was failing to live up to its own code.
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If China's slowdown has had the biggest impact, India has perhaps been the biggest disappointment, failing to live up to hopes it would become Asia's "next China", auto industry executives say.
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Efforts to follow up on June's historic summit between Trump and Kim have struggled as both sides accuse the other of failing to live up to commitments made at the summit.
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And yet, on two major issues that often attract much of the public's attention — ethics and housing — Mr. Cuomo's accomplishments drew sharp critiques for failing to live up to grand promises.
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With the Milwaukee Bucks failing to live up to preseason expectations, and the clock ticking on Giannis Antetokounmpo's time in their small market, the team fired Coach Jason Kidd on Monday.
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But with her tennis fortunes hanging in the balance and all the pressure of failing to live up to her lofty ranking, Pliskova had little choice but to go for broke.
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Still, the endorsements have prompted a backlash locally from those who believe that the Democratic Party is failing to live up to its oft-repeated rhetoric regarding the importance of diversity.
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Murkowski suggested she wanted no more of this, and berated both the Democrat-controlled House and the GOP-controlled Senate for failing to live up to their Constitutional mandate on impeachment.
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Rather than failing to live up to their potential, the large-scale efforts to sequence the human genome, and the resulting "omics technologies", have yielded tremendous economic and scientific benefits for society.
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ROME (Reuters) - France accused Italy on Tuesday of acting hysterically over immigration and failing to live up to its duties, triggering a fresh war of words between the increasingly acrimonious European neighbors.
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How he fits: The Jaguars had a major letdown in 15.53, failing to live up to preseason hype, and they were left with needs at tight end, running back and defensive depth.
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The dip signaled that firms are failing to live up to the expectations of the 2015 Paris Agreement, to limit the rise in global temperatures to below 2 degrees Celsius, EcoVadis said.
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But among the more interesting aspects of James's current predicament is the opinion among many Lakers fans that the team's struggles have resulted in James's failing to live up to Bryant's legacy.
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In interviews, Senate Democratic aides say one answer may be to hammer Trump for failing to live up to his campaign pledges to break from the most unpopular elements of Republican orthodoxy.
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A failure to reach the final, the French national federation's official objective, would be just the latest example of France's women's team failing to live up to its status in international tournaments.
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UNFULFILLED PROMISE If China's slowdown has had the biggest impact, India has perhaps been the biggest disappointment, failing to live up to hopes it would become Asia's "next China", auto industry executives say.
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Russia's invasion of Ukraine is not about Ukrainian factors or Russian interests, in our view, but rather it is a story about America failing to live up to its ideals in the world.
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That claim was rejected by Senator Tim Kaine, Democrat of Virginia, who has regularly argued that Congress is failing to live up to its constitutional role in making decisions about war and peace.
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As CNN reports, NATO members that were failing to live up to their agreement to spend at least 2 percent of GDP on defense made a commitment to do so back in 2014.
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Third, while Trump may continue to criticize European states for failing to live up to NATO's military spending target, the U.S. must make it clear that the Article 5 collective security commitment remains unconditional.
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Despite having been heavily criticized for failing to live up to his large contract, Noah checked into the game in the second quarter to a nice cheer from the crowd at Madison Square Garden.
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When news broke last year that Google was planning to create a censored search engine called Dragonfly for use in China, they once again criticized the company for failing to live up to its values.
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The Trump administration's struggle: Efforts to follow up on June's historic summit between Trump and Kim have lagged as both sides accuse the other of failing to live up to commitments made at the summit.
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After bashing "23 of 28 nations" in NATO for failing to live up to their defense spending obligations, Trump made no mention of American commitment to the promise of mutual defense that underpins the organization.
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More than one-third of countries participating in a program allowing their citizens to enter the United States without visas are failing to live up to requirements for sharing information about suspected terrorists and criminals.
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"Play It as It Lays" also centers on a woman failing to live up to social expectations, and it comes as close as any book has come to representing what repression does to the soul.
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"After repeatedly failing to live up to his infrastructure promises, the release of Trump's infrastructure plan today once again falls short," the Democratic National Committee wrote in an email to reporters upon the proposal's release.
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This comes at a time when much of the news media is failing to live up to its responsibilities covering climate change, an issue that affects the entire population, hundreds of ecosystems, and every economic sector.
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How anyone in Syria, or the rest of the world, for that matter, can look at this photo and not feel ashamed for failing to live up to the responsibility of being an adult defies comprehension.
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My face went from being on the front page of the newspaper, touted as the city's next big thing, to being on the front page of the paper for failing to live up to those expectations.
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But last week, Thinx, the "period-proof" underwear and feminine hygiene company based in New York, entered the growing canon of employers that have been accused of failing to live up to their socially conscious branding.
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Veolia in turn blamed the government for failing to live up to its investment obligations, and on Tuesday said the state owed SEEG over 29 billion CFA francs in consumption charges and unpaid value-added tax reimbursements.
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Mr Edwards' political opponents have tried to make hay from that, accusing the governor, a West Point graduate and former army ranger, of failing to live up to the "honour code" he touted in last year's campaign.
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Particularly since the death of his brother in Afghanistan, Oleg has only tried to do right — for Nina, for the potential victims of biological warfare, for his country that is failing to live up to its promises.
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Mother's lawyer: No proof son forced to go to Mexico Ethan Couch could face possible jail time for failing to live up to the terms of his probation and slipping out of the country with his mother.
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PARIS, April 4 (Reuters) - The Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development called on Panama to meet international tax transparency standards on Monday, saying it was failing to live up to promises to share information with other countries.
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While plenty of other devices have come and gone, failing to live up to the promise of consumer electronics' Next Big Thing, the company's pro-level technology has continued to pique the interest of hobbyists and prototypers alike.
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Zimbabweans accuse President Emmerson Mnangagwa of failing to live up to pre-election pledges to kick-start growth, having seen their purchasing power eroded by hyper-inflation, and using force to crush dissent like his predecessor Robert Mugabe.
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While hubris surely plays some role, like it always has in business, it's hard to believe hordes of entrepreneurs are mismanaging their companies into early graves by failing to live up to the standards set for public companies.
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Najib, in a viral video last month, crooned a Malay-language version of the 1970s hit 'Kiss and Say Goodbye', surrounded by a chorus of somber young singers, criticizing Mahathir's coalition for failing to live up to election promises.
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Democrats including Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi have accused Trump of failing to live up to his promise to "drain the swamp" as he continues to profit from private businesses, including his Washington hotel.
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Najib, in a viral video last month, crooned a Malay-language version of the 1970s hit 'Kiss and Say Goodbye,' surrounded by a chorus of sombre young singers, criticising Mahathir's coalition for failing to live up to election promises.
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LASHKAR GAH, Afghanistan (Reuters) - Elders in Afghanistan's troubled Helmand province accused the Kabul government and its international backers on Saturday of failing to live up to promises of protection as Taliban militants claim more territory and threaten the provincial capital.
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"I decided that if my only reason for not doing it was because I was worried about failing to live up to it, that would not be enough reason," he told a reporter for the Los Angeles Times in 2005.
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In disqualifying Nawaz Sharif, the former leader of the PML-N, as prime minister for failing to live up to the injunction in Article 62 of the constitution that politicians be "honest" and "righteous", it set a potentially sweeping precedent.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Britain is failing to live up to its promise to protect victims of modern slavery, charities said on Thursday, lambasting the government for refusing asylum to a Vietnamese orphan who was trafficked into the country's cannabis industry.
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The spectacle of the European Union criticizing one of its own members for failing to live up to the bloc's standards comes as it has struggled to call to account member states that it fears have transgressed its democratic norms.
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But while I'm okay with my fashion and beauty choices leaning toward the whatever-is-easiest option, there's one arena where, feminism be damned, I feel guilty for failing to live up to my "womanly" duties, and that's the domestic sphere.
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They tell us about girls who are sexually assaulted during recess, suspended for failing to live up to impossibly strict, sexist dress codes, which are disproportionately applied to black students, or forced to use athletic facilities clearly worse than the boys'.
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SEOUL, South Korea — North Korea's top diplomat accused the United States of failing to live up to President Trump's agreement with its leader, Kim Jong-un, warning on Saturday that the country would not start denuclearizing unless Washington took reciprocal actions.
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Zimbabweans accuse President Emmerson Mnangagwa of failing to live up to pre-election pledges to kick-start growth, having seen their purchasing power eroded by hyper-inflation, and of resorting to armed forces to crush dissent like strongman predecessor Robert Mugabe.
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Chauvel, of Melbourne University, said that Joko had largely disappointed those voters in the years since, failing to live up to promises to lift standards of living -- but the president has the distinct advantage of not having a military background, unlike his opponent.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The BBC is failing to live up to its own editorial mission to report the truth by denying it has a problem with gender discrimination on pay, its former China editor Carrie Gracie told the British parliament's media committee on Wednesday.
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For example, Campion is the first and only woman to have won the Palme d'Or at the Cannes Film Festival, and has spoken at length about being discounted by men in the industry and failing to live up to people's expectations of her.
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Because that also resonated to me a lot with the failings of American culture, in general—to have these high ideals, and then be kind of seen around the world, especially after the Bush years, as failing to live up to them.
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Jon TesterJonathan (Jon) TesterNative American advocates question 85033 Democrats' commitment House Democrats targeting six more Trump districts for 2020 Budget deal sparks scramble to prevent shutdown MORE (D-Mont.) and accused him of failing to live up to his promises in Washington.
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Its new E-PL13 fits right into the heritage established by gorgeous recent models like the M5, M10, and especially the PEN-F, but it lets them down by failing to live up to anywhere close to their build quality and responsiveness.
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Paxton Lynch, a former first-round pick in 2016 by the Denver Broncos, was waived by the team after failing to live up to the expectation that he would fill the vacancy left by Peyton Manning following his retirement after Super Bowl 50.
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The denials have drawn rebukes from religious leaders, human rights groups and lawmakers from both parties, who charge the United States with failing to live up to its promises and who say the applicants risk arrest and torture if they return home.
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Image 2 of 2 NEW DELHI – Congress party leader Rahul Gandhi accused the government of failing to live up to its promises as the Indian Parliament on Friday debated a no-confidence motion moved by the opposition against Prime Minister Narendra Modi&aposs government.
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Zimbabweans accuse President Emmerson Mnangagwa of failing to live up to pre-election pledges to kick-start growth and to have a clean break from the 37-year rule of Robert Mugabe, who was forced out in a de facto coup in November 2017.
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"The FDIC is failing to live up to its mission of maintaining public confidence in the nation's financial system because the agency is failing to safeguard private banking information for millions of Americans who rely on FDIC," Oversight Subcommittee Chairman Barry Loudermilk (R-Ga.) said.
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NEW YORK/SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Snap Inc and Blue Apron Holdings Inc's dismal quarterly reports on Thursday, which sent their shares slumping, join a growing list of technology startups failing to live up to sky-high expectations set ahead of their initial public offerings.
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Last month, Mr. Trump wrote personal letters to the leaders of several NATO allies, taking them to task for failing to live up to a goal set in 2014 that every member work toward spending 2 percent of its gross domestic product on defense.
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The elder Six may be known for his contentiousness, but regarding his most public battle, a multiyear lawsuit against the Dutch government for failing to live up to an agreement to pay for maintenance of the house, some people say he had a point.
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The ban, imposed in April to punish ZTE for failing to live up to an earlier agreement related to violating United States sanctions against Iran and North Korea, was removed after the company met the conditions of a settlement, the Commerce Department said in a news release.
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New York's new schools chancellor wants to talk about how the nation's largest school system is clustering the poorest children (mostly black and brown) in one set of classrooms, and the richest children (mostly white) in another set — and failing to live up to its progressive ideals.
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Jenny Pacanowski, who contributed to "If Men Don't Know My Story," said that the plays resonate with veterans still because Sophocles shows the pain of soldiers trying to balance their anger at the generals with their shame at failing to live up to their fathers' examples.
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If Mr. Trump chooses not to preserve a strong, independent bureau that protects consumers, he will have enabled his opponents in four years to attack him not only for failing to live up to his rhetoric, but for having become the leader of what he once condemned.
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Chris Van Hollen, a Democratic member of the Senate budget committee, said in an interview on CNN's "Erin Burnett OutFront" that he was fine with including some money to support border security, but chastised Trump over failing to live up to his campaign promise to make Mexico pay for the wall.
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It must impose a cost on the Eastern Europeans for failing to live up to EU principles - cutting EU funding to them is one option – but without deepening East-West antagonism in a way that could imperil broader Franco-German efforts to unify and revitalize the EU as a whole.
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Jon TesterJonathan (Jon) TesterNative American advocates question 2020 Democrats' commitment House Democrats targeting six more Trump districts for 2020 Budget deal sparks scramble to prevent shutdown MORE during a campaign-style rally in Tester's home state of Montana on Thursday night, accusing the Democratic senator of failing to live up to his promises in Washington.
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On Sunday, in an interview published in the Financial Times, the EU justice commissioner Vera Jourova criticized the Silicon Valley tech giants for failing to live up to a promise they made in May, when the signed a "voluntary code of conduct" agreeing to take some concrete steps toward dealing with racism and hate on their services.
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But on Friday, the United States attorney's office severely criticized the authority for failing to live up to a key part of that agreement, or consent decree: a promise to immediately take precautions in thousands of apartments to protect residents — including children — from toxic dust and other hazardous particles that are dispersed when workers strip or seal lead paint.
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Putin would have a field day if NATO members sent you letters expressing their frustrations with you for failing to uphold commitments to the alliance, similar to the letters you sent to German Chancellor Angela Merkel and others for failing to live up to their defense spending commitments, because it would air the alliance's dirty laundry in public, making it look weaker.
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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 reportedly wrote letters to a number of leaders of NATO-member nations, criticizing them for failing to live up to their spending obligations toward the international alliance.
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Over the course of the book, Coster pivots back and forth between Penelope's perspective — furious with her mother, heartbroken for her father, ridden with guilt for failing to live up to both parents' expectations, and deeply resentful of the white people who have changed her neighborhood — and that of Mirella, waiting hopefully in the Dominican Republic for Penelope to come and see that Mirella has made a good life for herself.
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Stung by a court ruling in 2015 that found the Dutch government was failing to live up to its obligations, Kamp began a more ambitious roll-out of wind turbine farms in the North Sea and earmarked 100 million euros ($118 million) in extra spending to combat climate change.. Parties in a new government this month agreed to close five coal-fired plants by 2030 and increase taxes on polluters.
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The conservative author of "In Trump We Trust" told The Daily Caller on Sunday that 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 is failing to live up to his promises, primarily his signature wall along the southern border.
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Rep. Mo BrooksMorris (Mo) Jackson BrooksGOP lawmaker blasts Omar and Tlaib: Netanyahu right to block 'enemies' of Israel Conservatives call on Pelosi to cancel August recess Overnight Defense: Woman accusing general of sexual assault willing to testify | Joint Chiefs pick warns against early Afghan withdrawal | Tensions rise after Iran tries to block British tanker MORE (R-Ala.) warned Wednesday that his previous criticisms of President Trump during the 6900 presidential primary may be coming true as he lambasted the president for his public criticism of Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE and for failing to live up to campaign promises.
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