I expect him to run the country in such a manner.
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Any loss of life or injury in such a manner is tragic.
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There aren't that many issues that would unify in such a manner.
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Nobody has dominated in such a manner since Woods was in his prime.
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Her campaign was run in such a manner deeply dependent on this program.
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Still, it would be rare for a foreigner to disappear in such a manner.
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But approving of marijuana may not necessarily translate in such a manner, he said.
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"It sickens me that young athletes would be exploited in such a manner," he said.
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The prosecution alleges that Carter acted in such a manner to draw attention to herself.
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It should concern all Americans when judges legislate from the bench in such a manner.
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I immediately realized this isn't the first time she's held her shirt in such a manner.
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"Blurring the boundary between audience and artist" in such a manner is a well-worn trope.
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"In such a manner, our opposition is luring the youth," Ostashko said in another Rossiya report.
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You have done so in such a manner as to bring about the death of another individual.
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No foreign journalist had previously been rebuked by Chinese officials in such a manner in many years.
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American lawmakers and other officials expressed outrage that Mr. Erdogan's guards had behaved in such a manner.
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"That an officer of the court conducted himself in such a manner is deeply troubling," Justice Sotomayor wrote.
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A large majority of voters older than 21625 were against having their hypothetical winnings taxed in such a manner.
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Trump is not an emperor and does not have the power to punish one state in such a manner.
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It will only take a couple hundred kilograms of fuel to deorbit Tiangong-22 in such a manner, he said.
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London Irish said they were "understandably disappointed" by the decision and regretted the relationship had ended in such a manner.
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It was unconscionable that the AG would meet with the spouse of someone under federal investigation in such a manner.
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He said he didn't want to work for dishonorable people who would treat someone like me in such a manner.
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This marks the first time a major tech company's full-time, white-collar employees have unionized in such a manner.
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What has remained unclear until now is the length of time that specific grapevines have been cloned in such a manner.
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It is impossible to trust anyone after they have behaved in such a manner and therefore continued employment is also impossible.
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It's not surprising that someone could track her down in such a manner; that much money always leaves a paper trail.
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As previously mentioned, recruiting is being done in such a manner as to build a force reflecting the populations they serve.
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Recent court rulings have concluded that when police act in such a manner, they are essentially acting as enforcers for the crowd.
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Conte has clearly drilled the side in such a manner that they can operate as more than the sum of their parts.
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This is believed to be the first time in decades that an Israeli jet has been taken down in such a manner.
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"In such a manner, our opposition is luring the youth," Ruslan Ostashko, the editor in chief of a pro-Kremlin website, PolitRussia.
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Newt Gingrich was reprimanded by the Ethics Committee in 1997, the first speaker of the House to be punished in such a manner.
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She adds that the other contestants were taken aback by "Donald's obvious delight" in hearing his daughter being described in such a manner.
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The lawsuit alleges that if he had known the burger would be cooked in such a manner, he would have not purchased it.
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" "No employee deserves to be treated in such a manner, let alone someone who has dedicated more than 31 years at this particular hospital.
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One jam, unwilling to be degraded in such a manner, rocked itself until it fell from the top shelf and shattered on the floor.
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"No one has ever been attacked in such a manner by no less than the highest official of the land, until now," the statement reads.
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He was also charged with killing Kuchibhotla "through the use of a firearm in such a manner as to constitute murder," according to the indictment.
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But Blair plans to warn in his speech that leaving the EU in such a manner would be more damaging for the U.K. than remaining.
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The firm found that historically, when flows increase in such a manner, risk assets prices tend to fall over the next few weeks on buyer exhaustion.
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Past presidents have been restrained from behaving in such a manner by institutional checks and balances that are eroding under the pressure of rising partisan polarization.
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He used a crude term for "fool" to refer to West, and stated that "Being mentally ill is not an excuse to act" in such a manner.
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" Mr. Penny added, "Right now, we are looking for a graceful way to end his service in such a manner that he does not 'chase the story.
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Moreover, if victims should die in such a manner, I might feel that I had an ethical or civic responsibility to (at a minimum) not to look away.
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The second consists in the organization of the different activities of the country in such a manner as to give the greatest result with the minimum of work.
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"As state Attorneys General, many of our offices have received complaints from consumers indicating their distress over their names being used in such a manner," the attorneys general write.
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Since the U.S. is barely growing at record low rates, it would likely be a severe economic shock if debt service costs were to spike in such a manner.
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Sexton, who was selected with the eighth overall pick of the 2018 draft, is the first player to begin his Cleveland career in such a manner since Andre Miller.
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It was the eighth time this season that Ellsbury had reached first base in such a manner, equaling a major league record set in 1992 by the Yankees' Roberto Kelly.
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He was 93 and could barely walk but had arranged his path to the podium in such a manner that he would never have to lean on another human being.
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On Friday, the U.S.G.A. temporarily amended its rules to say that a ball bouncing off a cup in such a manner would count as a sunk putt for official scorekeeping.
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" "It does violence to the Constitution and the vision of our founders to appoint such a person in such a manner to be the chief legal officer in our country.
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The suit also alleges that police put up barricades "in such a manner as to enable angry malefactors to surround plaintiffs and assault them" and to cut off an exit route.
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Legal experts say that even if Veselnitskaya did not provide the promised "dirt," the laws are written in such a manner that even soliciting or inviting such material is a federal crime.
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I would bet Donald Trump's net worth that Howard Dean would have been squaring off with George W. Bush that year rather than John Kerry, had he responded in such a manner.
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"It touches me deeply that one of our citizens was killed in such a manner over a mistaken identification and in the end it appears to be a lovers triangle," he said.
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There is some movement out there to create a fund for journalism shops that get sued in such a manner, to sort of help defray the cost, which I think would be lovely.
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"We're managing everything at Fisk today in such a manner that we hope we are never confronted with having to make that kind of decision again," said Frank Sims, the university's interim president.
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Shareholders forced Cho off the board in a landmark vote on March 27, making him the first founding family member of any South Korean corporate giant to be ousted in such a manner.
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Kelly, now Trump's chief of staff, said he intended to "quit in protest" because he "didn't want to work for dishonorable people who would treat someone like (Comey) in such a manner," Comey wrote.
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I was shocked and devastated that I would feature in a phone call between two heads of state in such a manner, where President Trump said that I was bad news to another world leader.
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UNHCR said that under certain circumstances the right of a person to appeal against rejection of their asylum application is curtailed in such a manner that their rights to an effective legal remedy would be compromised.
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"Disposing human remains in such a manner fails to show enough respect for the body of the deceased," Joseph Sprague, executive director of the Washington State Catholic Conference, wrote in a letter to a legislative committee.
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Absolutely. The real question is how can we utilize the Moon in such a manner that it will be an asset to getting humans to Mars — but not delay Mars missions by a decade or more?
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Jeanne Clarkson told CBS News that she was furious that her mother, who is seen in the video being patted down by TSA agents in her chair with a metal detector, was treated in such a manner.
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Ross Garber, a lawyer who specializes in impeachment, told CNN's "New Day" on Thursday that it was not normal for a cooperation agreement to collapse in such a manner, given the intensive negotiations that typically happen beforehand.
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"These changes were effected in such a manner that clouds, varying in tint between a hyacinth red and a chestnut-brown, were continually passing over the body," the young biologist wrote in his notes, published in 1839.
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Meanwhile, it's likely that if roles had been reversed -- had Waters or any female politician interacted with a man in such a manner, whether or not he was in charge, she'd have been hung out to dry.
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As a fifth-generation Montanan who is also the first person from the state to serve on a presidential cabinet, perhaps it should be no surprise that he's starting off his time at Interior in such a manner.
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To recap: Nunes released information in such a manner as to make it look like Trump's claims of being persecuted by law enforcement were true — and did so after secretly getting the information from the Trump White House.
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Moving against Barr and McGahn in such a manner, and potentially other senior administration officials who are blocking Democratic oversight gambits, could be a way for Pelosi to let off some of the steam in her restive caucus.
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Shackling in such a manner is standard practice for prisoners in the US while they are being transferred between facilities, but for pregnant women in their second trimester it could cause issues with the pregnancy, medical professionals say.
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That's obviously not going to happen over the near term, at least on purpose, because we don't have an inflation problem, so why would the Federal Reserve be forced to act and tighten policy in such a manner?
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But as new research shows, it's very unlikely that flying reptiles were able to move their joints and hind legs in such a manner—a finding that could influence the way scientists study mobility and movements in extinct animals.
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While the law required HUD to conduct programs in such a manner that "affirmatively furthers fair housing," the definition of that phrase had never been clarified enough to reach the full potential of its effectiveness in promoting equal opportunity.
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"I think it ought to be addressed in such a manner that citizenship is reserved for people who are here legally, but how Congress chooses to do that is — there's a lot of ways to do that," he said.
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Rather than just positioning your wrists at a more natural angle, the Sculpt's domed shape also raises the keys in such a manner that your wrists are rotated slightly outwards and not simply lying "flat" on top of the keyboard.
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To portray our more-than-two-billion Muslim neighbors in such a manner is inaccurate, but it is also a dangerous in that it alienates potential allies who are best equipped to fight back against terror-promoting versions of Islam.
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That vision was dreamt up by MIT consultants for the film many years ago, and as of today it would be entirely possible to reproduce, given we all now walk around with smartphones which could be alerted in such a manner.
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Sexual harassment is "embarrassing" and often people question what the woman did in order to be treated in such a manner, said Laura Beyer, a mom of two who said she was sexually harassed in the military and in corporate America.
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The company shut down the app when it became clear that you could buy and comment on profiles of people who hadn't consented to being used in such a manner, making it a high-risk zone for abuse, harassment and bullying.
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" The authors aren't sure why the two men were buried in such a manner, but the "discovery of two adult males intentionally buried hand-in-hand may have profound implications for our understanding of funerary practices in Late Antique Italy.
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"Upon closer examination, the technicians discovered that the spa was rigged in such a manner that when the gate was opened it would activate a mechanical trigger that would cause the spa to roll towards the person at the gate," the complaint said.
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This means that, when caught, they must be released immediately, free, alive and unharmed," says Nalley, referring to the Shark Smart handling guidelines on the FWC website "to ensure sharks like these are released in such a manner that increases chances of survival.
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And it begs the question: What does Vladimir Putin, what do the Russians have on Donald Trump personally, politically and financially that he would behave in such a manner, and in doing so just barreling his way through Europe undermining our allies?
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"These kinds of allegations really need to be put to bed in such a manner that we do not revisit them each time a 'social crusader' comes on the scene," one of the company's procurement managers wrote in response to the complaints.
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The big picture: Manafort's bail was revoked by a judge, and his legal team is currently appealing that decision arguing that being imprisoned in such a manner at a facility two hours away from his legal team is hampering his ability to defend himself.
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Instead of considering the pain of a young person treated in such a manner, he nitpicked about whether such a case would be a proper instance of "sexual assault," since the young woman, he reasoned, would have seemed to be presenting herself to Minsky willingly.
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"Upon closer examination, the technicians discovered that the spa was rigged in such a manner that when the gate was opened it would activate a mechanical trigger that would cause the spa to roll towards the person at the gate," authorities wrote in a criminal complaint.
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"I was shocked and devastated that I would feature in a phone call between two heads of state in such a manner where President Trump said that I was &aposbad news&apos to another world leader and that I would be going through some things," she said.
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James Rubin, a former assistant secretary of state in the Clinton administration told CNN on Sunday that lawmakers would seek to destroy the sense of "arrogance" shown by MBS in his apparent belief that he could act in such a manner drawing the condemnation of Washington.
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" She then continued, "Well, there's a line in the sand you have to draw, and you have to say at some point, This person has already had a chance at rehabilitation, or the crime is so serious and done in such a manner as rehabilitation may not be possible.
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The Center for Biological Diversity, Defenders of Wildlife and Animal Legal Defense Fund submitted a joint lawsuit over the weekend arguing that the Trump administration lacked authority to use the emergency funding in such a manner and was unlawfully redirecting funds to build the U.S.-Mexico border wall.
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In a statement to the Istanbul stock exchange, Koc said there were ongoing negotiations with UniCredit on the reorganization of the shareholder structures of KFS (Koc Finansal Hizmetler) and Yapi Kredi (YKB) "in such a manner to ensure that the parties shall not reach direct or indirect majority of YKB".
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Interfere with or disrupt the access of any user, host or network, including, without limitation, sending a virus, overloading, flooding, spamming, mail-bombing Twitter's services, or by scripting the creation of content in such a manner as to interfere with or create an undue burden on Twitter[Internet Archive via The Next Web]
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"In future, the climate in large parts of the Middle East and North Africa could change in such a manner that the very existence of its inhabitants is in jeopardy," Jos Lelieveld, director at the Max Planck Institute for Chemistry and professor at the Cyprus Institute, said in a statement released this week.
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Yet one recent Sunday night, after a few swigs of whiskey and a couple cry-for-help tweets, I felt emboldened to assemble the thing, and fortunately, the instructions are very clear, even for someone like me, who consistently opens cereal boxes in such a manner that they can never be closed.
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"He should never have been appointed and ... it does violence to the Constitution and the vision of our founders to appoint such a person in such a manner to be the chief legal officer in our country," the likely next House speaker, Nancy Pelosi, said on CBS's "Face the Nation" on Sunday.
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Maya Angelou, Google's "most searched poet," received savage criticism for her political beliefs, and Serena Williams has regularly been condemned and policed for her appearance and her viewpoints -- for example, on how the gender pay gap affects women of color, while white tennis players are rarely called out in such a manner.
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"The state attempts to shoehorn a sprawling case about marketing claims, drug addiction and epidemiology into the narrow and well-defined boundaries of a tort that 'arises where a person uses his own property in such a manner as to cause injury to the property of another,'" the J&J brief said.
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Trump did little to stem speculation he might act in such a manner by saying he felt "very badly" for Manafort, while making the barely believable assertion that the thought of springing Manafort from jail after his convictions for tax and financial fraud, obstruction and witness tampering had never entered his mind.
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Police Chief Medaria Arradondo said he has "initiated a full investigation" of the incident, adding that he was "ashamed and appalled by the behavior of those who would feel comfortable to act in such a manner that goes against our core department values of Trust, Accountability and Professional Service," according to the Star-Tribune.
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President George W. Bush nearly bypassed the PCA in such a manner after 9/11 when a Justice Department memorandum suggested that the President could unilaterally mobilize U.S. troops domestically to arrest a group suspected of plotting with al Qaeda because the operation was aimed at protecting national security rather than performing civil police enforcement.
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"We need to find these culprits who bring a bad name to peacekeeping, who actually create problems within the country in which they find themselves, and most importantly who destroy young, innocent lives and we need to punish them in such a manner that nobody else in the future will ever think of doing that," he said.
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"The Americans needed to understand that the collapse of the PA — in such a manner that there will be no way to implement the two-state solution, as quite a few elements in the Netanyahu government are striving for — will lead to the entry of extremist elements, perhaps associated with Iran," a Palestinian source told Haaretz.
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"I was shocked and devastated that I would feature in a phone call between two heads of state in such a manner where President Trump said that I was bad news to another world leader, and that I would be going through some things ... it was a terrible moment," Yovanovitch testified, adding that she felt threatened.
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I'm more than happy to admit that this whole thing sounds absolutely silly, but it also points to a unique question over whether or not the president should be silencing his critics in such a manner—even when the criticism is taking place on an insular, not-as-relevant-as-its-users-think social media platform.
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If Israel or another U.S. ally tried to interfere or challenge Putin in such a manner, it's difficult to imagine that he would reward them with $38 billion in aid for ten years, as Obama has done with Israel, or continue to support them militarily with advanced weapons and intelligence – as Washington has done with Saudi Arabia.
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" The indictment says Dowless "directed individuals to collect absentee ballots from voters, at times instructed individuals to sign certifications indicating they had witnessed the voter vote and properly execute the absentee ballot when they had not, and mailed or instructed others to mail the absentee ballot in such a manner to conceal the fact that the voter had not personally mailed it himself.
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