" And hospitals laud them as "a miracle in the making.
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An erratic driver of the ball will laud his swing.
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Often, we condone flattery as useful or laud it as clever.
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International organizations laud their work even as their funding runs low.
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And it would oblige gun safety advocates to laud the President.
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Coaches toss them in losses, and players laud them after wins.
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YES, do go on... And LAUD the effect Trump has had.
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Bloomberg's most recent ads laud his work against the gun lobby.
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Now, the couple will laud the show's season 8 finale next weekend.
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Most hymns laud the Holy Spirit; cameras swerve to the strongest singers.
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Advocates of internet freedom laud the legislation as an example to follow.
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Shrinking liquidity can result in a sell-off of equities, Laud warned.
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But I got an equal or greater amount of laud and praise.
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He knows talk radio Republicans laud Pence as an expert conservative communicator.
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Politicians praise small businesses as habitually as they laud veterans and first responders.
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Ms. Theilade (pronounced TAY-laud) was performing solo recitals as young as 22016.
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Elsewhere in the documentary, various critics and commentators laud him as a Zen master.
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True, both are enviably prosperous and stable democracies, and both laud pragmatism in politics.
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Flyers laud it for its reasonable legroom, modern and clean planes, and friendly staff.
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Were it actually pointed at a useful or desirable function, I'd laud and applaud it.
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Students lounging in the foyer of a university laud him for sprucing up the area.
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Few people laud the franchise for its swell dialogue or the contestants' ease on screen.
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He has also taken to Twitter to laud the show's ratings performance against the competition.
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His teammates and coaches laud him as one of the harder workers on the Rangers.
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Live streamers laud the way the medium allows them to connect directly with their viewers.
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Thailand's official memorials to its Vietnam War veterans laud battlefield success, military professionalism and honor.
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Archbishop Viganò did not explain why he agreed to publicly laud a cardinal under sanctions.
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When the justices rule the way we like, we laud them for "interpreting" the Constitution.
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Why do we remember and laud historical firsts — particularly by women and historically marginalized groups?
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" The ad goes on to laud Rosendale as a conservative "rancher, businessman [and] proven leader.
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Numerous publications rushed to laud the news as proof that Trump was already improving the country.
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Her fans laud her bravery and honesty in humanizing what's sometimes seen as a taboo subject.
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People who have worked with Queiroz laud him as a competent, effective and even-keeled manager.
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For sure, the evangelicals invited to these meetings laud Trump with an almighty allotment of praise.
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Local media laud its barrage of propaganda designed to boost values such as harmony and friendship.
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The class ended with everyone shuffling around to stonily laud one another's work and clean up.
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Some laud it as a much-needed, if small, step toward dealing with Twitter's abuse problem.
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He was still elected, and now congressional leaders grovel at his feet and laud his leadership.
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He's also taken the hostages' release as opportunities to laud his own skills as a negotiator.
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Previous visitors laud the excellent location, pool and beach facilities, and the nice rooms with views.
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He plans to laud the administration's environmental record during an East Room event at 21625:2900 p.m.
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After Brooks finished pounding on second-place Trump, he took the opportunity to laud third-place Rubio.
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Somehow we've chosen to laud Mr. Mandela's capacity for forgiveness without dwelling on what he actually forgave.
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We laud the direction of the Social Determinants Accelerator Act but urge its sponsors to be bolder.
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Environmentalists laud this as environmentally friendly and sustainable, and can help mitigate the effects of climate change.
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Warren, for example, entirely dodged a question about the comments, instead choosing to laud the former President.
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Kim was addressing a rare munitions conference on Monday to laud the North's latest intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM).
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Today it is conservatives who laud this so-called "Agenda 2010" for making Germany competitive and slashing unemployment.
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In the speech, Martin also took time to laud the partnership between the US and UK intelligence agencies.
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France used a portion of his call to Sirius to laud both IMSA and his uncle&aposs vision.
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But if we are to criticize serious failure, as we must, then we must similarly laud significant success.
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At times, Trump seemed to approach the briefing as an opportunity to laud his administration's disaster response efforts.
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She also noted that Price had gone on talk shows afterward to laud the bill in glowing terms.
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We'll laud distant martyrs, light up virtual candles and color our lips red or black for good causes.
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Multiple articles that laud the iPhone 6S as Apple's last great mobile device still continue to attract readers.
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Allies laud Putin for restoring national pride and expanding Moscow's global clout with interventions in Syria and Ukraine.
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And yet, we laud innovators who build new software libraries even while the edifice of our progress disintegrates.
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Many of his social posts of late laud groundbreakings and a plastic bag ban he signed into law.
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They laud carriers' mobility and swiftness, enabling the United States to project air power to places otherwise unreachable.
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Others laud private industry's relative nimbleness compared with Medicare, which can be bureaucratic and prone to political influence.
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While some laud the film as cleverly biting, others have denounced it as a clumsy display of political hatred.
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" Leslie Millwee, who accused Clinton of assault while she was an Arkansas TV reporter said: "People still laud him.
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Open almost any newspaper in Mexico, and full-page ads laud all the schools rebuilt after last year's earthquake.
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"State officials laud the benefits of lottery proceeds and promote the fun and excitement of participation," the researchers wrote.
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But Mr. Finkielkraut, himself the son of a Holocaust survivor, managed to laud the man obliquely, avoiding the trap.
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Americans will increasingly find themselves able to bitterly denounce or unflinchingly laud Donald Trump, to a chorus of agreement.
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Economists often laud the Fed chair's actions, saying he has ignored all the attacks and just done the job.
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I laud the courage and honesty of those who have shared painful and traumatic stories of abuse and misconduct.
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But young Saudis—around two-thirds of the population is under 30—laud the crown prince for easing social restrictions.
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Trump also used Tuesday night's State of the Union address to laud his economic achievements and dump on the Democrats.
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Is it possible for an event to laud and cater to tech and finance bros while also being socially responsible?
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Preservationists clamor for their survival, historians laud their ethical origins and an independent public has found beauty in their rawness.
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Mr. Pence insisted that he and Mr. Trump were trying to belittle President Obama rather than to laud Mr. Putin.
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Late Thursday, Trump released a video to laud the tradition of the game and express hope for Scalise to recover.
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After a few minutes, they recovered enough to laud McLaughlin for her professionalism and criticize Gayle for his inappropriate behavior.
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But after the final game, Popovich chose to laud the Nuggets for their breakthrough instead of lamenting the lost opportunity.
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Critics fear he has alienated and insulted important allies, while his supporters laud his focus on an "America First" agenda.
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Many, myself included, laud recent Time Person of the Year Greta Thunberg and her fellow youth activists as heroic leaders.
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According to Laud, one should watch inflation developments "quite carefully" but not worry too much about the ongoing sell-off.
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On Instagram, owners laud the product as they share delicious-looking photos of what they have made with their Instant Pot.
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We laud the foresight of Tanzania to see the value in tablet-driven learning as a way to reach all children.
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GM stock is up 34 percent in the past six months as more analysts laud the company's investments in autonomous technology.
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There are some, especially in the conservative world, who laud Trump for an approach that they see as cautious and appropriate.
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Carolyn Gehr, 37 Parents at the high school where Carolyn Gehr teaches laud her as a role model for young women.
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On Monday, he used his speech to laud Mr. Brown's tenure; the mention of his predecessor's name drew a standing ovation.
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Others, like successful investor Josh Elman, took the opportunity to laud the prescience of Silicon Valley over public health agencies. 💯.
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" He went on to laud Mr. Trump for not being "politically correct" or "rehearsing and focus grouping every statement he makes.
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In the new spot, several black South Bend residents laud Buttigieg's leadership in the town during a time of economic downturn.
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Trump has often taken to Twitter to laud the show, which celebrated its 28503th anniversary on the air on Feb. 22019.
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Drake is special to me, not because I live in Toronto and laud him as one of my favourite performers and rappers.
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But those who laud Interview as being one of the reasons they joined publishing in the first place tell a different story.
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And although, yes, it seems odd to laud a 12-second video, creating robots that can navigate indoor spaces is pretty essential.
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"January's always good for surprises," Sonja Laud, investment director of global multi-asset group at Baring Asset Management, told CNBC on Friday.
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Trump is expected to laud his tax plan in a speech on the final day of the WEF, which runs from Jan.
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But only a politician would laud an industry simply because of the number of jobs it creates while ignoring all other factors.
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Normally, the President, preternaturally given to hyperbole, "alternative facts" and self-adulation, would have used more bombastic rhetoric to laud the results.
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We don't laud home builders who build half a home, and restaurants that serve half-cooked chicken get closed by health inspectors.
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The administration seized the moment to laud the potential benefits of the Pacific trade agreement for American exporters of clean energy products.
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When it was her turn to speak to the crowd, she implored the fans to stop booing and to laud Osaka's achievement.
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Still, how typical of the Golden Globes to laud a war movie which is technically impressive but politically conservative and even nostalgic.
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So Netanyahu really had no choice but to praise the accord and to laud the President for his support of Israel's security needs.
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While the new sanctions could mean some tough times for U.S.-Russia relations, Barings' Laud thinks there is a possibility of a reversal.
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Let's take a look at Magic Mike, another Hollywood favorite that people laud as feminist because it puts male bodies in the spotlight.
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The nonprofit Just Capital has also recognized this, and has used its annual rankings and research to laud the companies doing the most.
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So many brands, he notes, laud their ability to deliver "ripped from the runway" looks at mass-market prices, with little turnaround time.
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But he did laud the phase one deal for including provisions proposed earlier in negotiations before a breakdown in talks earlier this year.
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We rightfully laud these acts of courage, without necessarily naming it patriotism, but the civil rights movement was fundamentally an act of patriotism.
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Buyers on Saatva's website laud the mattress for relieving back pain, providing exceptional support and comfort, and giving a great night of sleep.
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I also know how to sell a $250 Barolo to go with them and have guests laud me for my service and knowledge.
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What does it say of the Christianity of certain evangelicals who laud the President and invoke Scripture while supposedly divinely sanctioning his despotism?
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A trio of exhibitions laud technology as a springboard and a tool, while also probing the way it can harbor a quiet threat.
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The best quality: Behind the scenes, sources laud one quality above all: Kelly's ability to smooth the process of White House decisionmaking. http://bit.
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However, I admire and laud the dedicated research efforts on our behalf, even though designing a drug for Tourette's would not make much profit.
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But while there is no significant shock yet to negate momentum, signs point to softer activity the third quarter of the year, Laud said.
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Of course, I recognized Ahmed as soon as he arrived, but I waited until he was leaving to publicly laud him for his work.
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Of course, everyone loves gossip, so while the critics laud the album, the tabloid press have latched onto the seemingly personal story it tells.
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If we are to respect and laud our most rational of selves, let us also appreciate the wild and vast landscape of unreasonable reflexes.
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They laud the reading of original texts, gleaning eternal ideas of right and wrong rather than dwelling on the often less noble historical contexts.
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The most glaring case was that of the Washington University scholar Laud Humphreys, who wrote in 1970 about anonymous sex between men in public restrooms.
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Merkel has faced a backlash for her generous policy welcoming migrants fleeing ISIS, a stance the Obama administration welcomed and intends to laud this week.
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But the far right took a moment to laud their victory ("He never should have been hired," David Wohl, a campaign surrogate for Trump, tweeted).
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Of the small number of college Republicans who came to the Northeastern debate watch party, most were quick to laud the start of Trump's performance.
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" Barrack went on to laud the leadership in the Saudi kingdom and the United Arab Emirates, saying that "bold action is required for bold places.
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As much as we laud technology companies such as Facebook, Slack and Uber for their successes and impact, healthcare isn't an easy industry to tackle.
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As we continue to laud and support student protesters for their civic engagement, we must acknowledge their privilege to do so with few or no consequences.
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Allies laud Putin as a father-of-the-nation figure who has restored national pride and expanded Moscow's global clout with interventions in Syria and Ukraine.
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As Americans, we should not simply laud Israel for its great defensive accomplishments, which were made possible with assistance from the United States, but follow suit.
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Images of suffering, tortured, and dead people, including children, are consumed by audiences who laud the "greatness" of the images in their comments on social media.
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Republicans think subsidies based on bids is an excellent way to reform Medicare, but they don't laud the Affordable Care Act for adopting the same approach.
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Sonja Laud, head of equity at Fidelity International, told CNBC that "there's not a lot left" for those seeking to make returns in the short-term.
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There's an understandable urge to laud popular culture that goes there, to credit shows or movies that address injustices or give a platform to the marginalized.
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That tendency becomes more pronounced, perhaps inevitably, in the later chapters, when more of the talent is still around to discuss their exploits and laud contemporaries.
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Obama used his speech to discuss his own legacy and laud Clinton's foreign policy experience, commitment to children and families and willingness to get the job done.
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At that same meeting, Clinton said that people would look back in 20 years and laud their efforts and say that they, Clinton and Yeltsin, were right.
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When asked about the debates, Clinton has tried to laud Trump's debating skill while admitting that it is for her to have a strong showing at Hofstra.
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When they're right, I want you to laud me with great ... Yeah, I was going to say what can I add to the glamorous life of Kara?
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Legal & General Investment Management, one of the biggest investors in the UK stock market, hired Laud in Jan 2019 as deputy CIO, it said in a statement.
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"It's a daring move that markets will certainly laud," said Alexandre Pavan Povoa, who oversees $100 million in assets for Canepa Asset Management in Rio de Janeiro.
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While Democratic members laud her leadership, many have said -- some more vocally than others -- in recent months that it is time for a new generation of leaders.
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Sonja Laud, investment director at global multi asset group at Barings, told CNBC she agreed with Tepper and added that there are "decent" trades in European equities.
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But before Masvidal won the inaugural BMF belt, for the "baddest motherf---er" in the game, he appeared to laud the president in front of the media.
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One of the first people he asked to help was Javier Mas, the renowned Spanish laud player and guitarist who had accompanied Cohen on tour since 2008.
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"We're going to have to insist that the actual impetus for reform comes from outside Washington, DC, not from inside Washington, DC." Steyer did, however, laud Rep.
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Also, Sonja Laud, head of equity at Fidelity International, told CNBC that "there's not a lot left" for those seeking to make returns in the short term.
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Speaking before a crowd of professional athletes who all rose to their feet when he took the stage, Mendez raised his voice to laud the sport he loves.
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He will laud Trump's approval of the Keystone XL pipeline (carrying Canadian crude oil from Alberta's oil sands to the United States), which had been blocked by Obama.
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The platform does laud the public-private partnerships between NASA and private spaceflight companies and mention the need to launch more missions to maintain America's edge in space.
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Vladimir Putin has drawn the current Orthodox leadership into a close political partnership in which both sides laud the need for a strong and geopolitically confident Russian state.
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Though you can't exactly laud Gomez's vocal performance at the 2014 AMAs, the show itself is iconic, and even Gomez has admitted that the 2014 performance was pivotal.
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Such moderation makes the wealthy funders of Democratic campaigns far more comfortable, and it leads many in the media to laud Democrats as the more responsible, serious party.
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The driving force behind the event, on the night he flitted between stage-management, repairing and adjusting equipment and occasional forays into the ring to laud the competitors.
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Scouts and coaches laud his intelligence, his sense of timing, and his command of a frame that others might have inhabited with knob-kneed awkwardness instead of virtuosity.
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So, NATO members assess that there's a lot to show off and are deeply hopeful that you'll laud NATO achievements while walking the line vis-a-vis Russia.
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His admirers laud him as the real-life Tony Stark, a once-in-a-generation genius with a force of will that can make the seemingly impossible possible.
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I'm generally hesitant to laud skincare products in this way because I'm hyper-skeptical of how much crap is out there, but this stuff is the real deal.
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In an editorial waxing lyrical about Chinese blockbuster movie "Operation Red Sea," the powerful Chinese Communist Party-owned newspaper took the opportunity to laud the country's military operations.
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And Republicans who sometimes laud the N.I.H. as the National Institutes of Hope also support dismantling the Affordable Care Act, which could limit access to the new treatments.
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Defense Secretary Ash Carter and defense ministers from 12 other nations participating in the counter-ISIS ministerial meeting were quick to laud recent battlefield progress against the terror group.
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I think it's important to clarify, though, that for as much as I laud iOS, I don't mean to imply that OS X is inaccessible or a worse system.
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The Georgia Museum of Art at the University of Georgia announced that it acquired 320 objects in 20153, including a portrait of Archbishop William Laud by Anthony van Dyck.
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Google, Airbnb, Deutsche Bank, EY, Mastercard and Microsoft have joined forces with nine other companies, including Taiwan-based O-Bank Co, to laud the benefits of same-sex weddings.
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Trump and those who laud the president are enemies of both conservatism and democracy, Flake cried — and then he announced his intentions to abandon the field of political battle.
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One in which startups seek to become "unicorns," hoping for stories on this very site to laud their accomplishments — including the loads of venture capital dollars they've pulled in.
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If she really cared about the future of American workers and the American economy, she would laud the success of the digital sector in generating U.S. jobs and incomes.
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Allies laud the former KGB agent as a father-of-the-nation figure who has restored national pride and expanded Moscow's global clout with interventions in Syria and Ukraine.
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None of that changes the fact that Trump will laud Conway for the performance (and it was a performance) because she never gave in to the media or something.
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It all becomes a little recursive: We laud mega-budget efforts, because only with extravagant tech can talented developers hope to replicate all the microexpressions of our favorite actors.
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It was one of their least contentious meetings, outwardly at least, with both going to great lengths to be nice to one another and to laud the US-Israel relationship.
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Laud said economic data suggests that there is potential for the central bank to ease further and that makes it a good mix to buy in further into Russian assets.
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To the Editor: We should laud President Obama and Secretary Jacob J. Lew for their plan to remake our paper currency to better reflect our remarkable American experience and culture.
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Her supporters would laud the court for having restrained a woman who, with blithe unilateralism, had attempted to put an ocean between a small boy and one of his mothers.
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Men's rights advocates and defense lawyers laud the new proposed rules, saying they represent a first step to level the playing field for men accused of misconduct on college campuses.
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" Buttigieg did not endorse one of his former competitors on Sunday night, and instead used the moment to laud all of his competitors for "demonstrating what public service can be.
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While I laud his admission that philanthropists and foundations can be nimble in finding solutions, I take issue with his suggestion that philanthropy will act in place of government spending.
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Sonja Laud, chief investment officer at Legal and General Investment Management, said Monday at a Reuters investment summit that her firm has not yet decided whether to invest in Aramco.
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Unsurprisingly, these female rejuvenations are not without controversy: While some women laud the procedures as life-changing, others cast them as a symptom of a deeply shallow, misogynistic popular culture.
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People are quick to laud my successes, but I am quicker to point out how what I've done is simply not replicable for most people whom this country releases from prison.
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One of the reasons that the all-white Oscars this year stung so much is that the awards ceremony has gone out of its way to laud critically acclaimed slave narratives.
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In a culture focused on the glitz of musicals, the Tonys rarely get a chance to laud the drama of plays, so this was a tiny but important moment of spectacle.
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For many observers, the Swedish Academy's decision to laud such a notorious figure, just days after announcing its intentions to move away from a "male-oriented" and "Eurocentric" perspective, is baffling.
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Of course, it might not be entirely successful — see Twitter's skepticism that he's just an old fogey trying to fit in with the cool kids — but we laud him for trying.
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"If we take away excess liquidity, you will obviously find the odd bottleneck in some parts of the market where you cannot freely trade as you thought you could," Laud added.
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Efforts to demonize Ocasio-Cortez -- a self-styled social democrat -- coming from those who laud Martin Luther King Jr. reveal how out of touch America is with who King really was.
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And while those like Curbelo laud the debate, if only for being a debate, the resulting consensus (which failed) was a far cry from the 2005 comprehensive immigration push from Sens.
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That's why the show's choice to repeatedly laud as "heroic" Clay's season 2 decision to step in front of Tyler's gun and appeal to the power of friendship isn't just foolish.
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Kepner, who is sitting beside me and will have fascinating insight all game, also noted that as much as people laud Kershaw's curveball, his slider is really his most devastating pitch.
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In addition to trying to push for aggressive rhetoric on Iran, Netanyahu will also laud the administration's decision to move the US Embassy to Jerusalem to get bonus points back home.
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I opted for the set in lava and hibiscus classic stripe, which reviewers laud as "so soft that you&aposll never want to get out of bed" among other favorable accolades.
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More surprising than Mr. Virdi's remarks are enthusiastic endorsements from City Hall and Johns Hopkins, whose chief purchasing officers laud Amazon in the video for helping them connect with local suppliers.
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Washington (CNN)In a strikingly emotional moment Tuesday night, President Donald Trump turned to the widow of the Navy SEAL killed in a controversial raid in Yemen to laud her husband's sacrifice.
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" Roberts went on to laud Arquette for her nude scenes in Escape at Dannemora, saying, "Even in Pretty Woman, if I had to be in a slip, I'd be covered in hives.
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Sonja Laud, investment director, Global Multi Asset Group at Barings Asset Management, told CNBC Friday that President-elect Donald Trump's willingness to reset ties with Russia is just one factor benefiting markets.
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Trump went to considerable lengths Tuesday to laud the virtues of the kingdom with respect to the United States -- on arms sales, investment, containment of Iran and the fight against Islamic terror.
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While many still laud them for their impeccable positional play, their determination, organisation and penchant for unerring tackles, there are even more who remember them subconsciously from film, literature, music and media.
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Liquidity provided by central banks is "the central piece that we have to understand, to make sure we understand how the market reacts," argued Sonja Laud, head of equity at Fidelity International.
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Here are the six most memorable political moments during this year's Oscars ceremony: Pro-immigrant push Rami Malek was one of several performers to laud immigrants during his remarks at the Oscars.
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" Hannity proceeded to insult the media, repeat the president's stump speech slogans, and laud Trump for fulfilling his campaign promises and bringing "4.5 million new American jobs, 4.3 million Americans off food stamps.
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Probably the most important thing he's doing is addressing the opioid addiction crisis in America, which I couldn't laud hearing in a pop/rap song more, and would like to hear more of.
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LONDON, June 4 (Reuters) - The fund arm of British insurer Legal & General has appointed Sonja Laud as chief investment officer following the departure of Anton Eser for family reasons, it said on Tuesday.
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While GOP and business critics say Cordray has pursued flashy enforcement in violation of the bureau's mission, Democrats laud him, citing the nearly $12 billion in damages the bureau has landed for consumers.
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Moreover, Erdoğan uses extremist language to laud his war aims, tweeting in Arabic, "I kiss the foreheads of all the hero members of the Muhammadian army," before they entered Syria for the battle.
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And speaking of Ms. Gabbard, Kellyanne Conway, a Trump senior adviser and his campaign manager, took some time on Monday to laud the fledgling rebellion in Democratic ranks against the liberal old guard.
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While Bradley's critics suggest that his anti-style is more gimmick than substance, his fans laud him for his ability to continually find moments of sincerity and authenticity in art's most painful clichés.
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We all laud the efforts and strides made over the course of the agreement, but measurable action ultimately falls upon the shoulders of citizens who demand and manifest it within their own lives.
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So when we laud them, we acclaim the very intangible qualities that seem to have vanished from our own politics and politicians: optimism, openness, pragmatism, a sense of general ease in the world.
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In the broad strokes, the Globes' approach of separating drama and musical/comedy sounds welcome, creating an opportunity to laud movies that otherwise wouldn't receive much love or attention on the awards circuit.
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He also praised Trump's inauguration speech (in a since-deleted tweet), and he's appeared on Fox News to laud the president's tariffs on steel and aluminum — though it should be noted that Democratic Sen.
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But given the way that tech platforms now reflexively laud their artificial intelligence efforts whenever questions of moderation come up, I'm struck by how easily white supremacists have managed to evade these purported bans.
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Many counterterrorism professionals, for their part, are wary of scrutiny from outside critics, most of whom have no experience with the program and are perceived as quick to cite shortcomings but rarely laud success.
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It's easy to laud Tia for her foul-mouthed hilariousness and her ability to call me out (and I do love that about her), but that night at dinner really showed Tia's other side.
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While many Democrats laud her leadership, a small but vocal contingency of members say it's time for a new generation of leaders, and several have already pledged to vote against her for speaker. Rep.
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Lam may have a reputation as being humorless and not much of a crowd-pleaser, but her supporters liked to laud her for getting things done and not being afraid to crack the whip.
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Proponents of blockchain technology laud its ability to revolutionize and disrupt existing financial systems, making swaths of costly back-office functions redundant and replacing them with a more efficient and secure distributed ledger design.
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The only visual I get is of Kanye, surrounded by shitty clothes and bored models, desperate for attention while his fans laud his work at his command, passing by the problems along the way.
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Read more: U.S. troops will face the deadliest Taliban yet As top U.S. officials laud recent results on the battlefield, Afghan soldiers say the Taliban they're fighting is stronger now than they've been in years.
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And while Merkel is now coming under different criticism for pushing a deal that would allow for the deportation of migrants back to Turkey, they say Obama wants to laud his friend amid the rancor.
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The speaking circuit has to laud founders who can talk about how their products have changed people's lives for the better, rather than giving the main speaking slot to the biggest exit of the year.
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President Donald Trump used a portion of his State of the Union address Tuesday night to laud the record number of women serving in Congress, drawing a rare bipartisan standing ovation in the House chamber.
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It only leaves the conclusion that Brian Molko, a superlative performer, just really cares about giving the people what they want (read: not Kings of Leon circa 2008), and for that we must laud him.
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No matter how many people offer encouraging words or laud her "bravery," she will never wash away the guilt that comes with knowing her child died by her own hand simply because he was imperfect.
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The victory was made especially sweet by the sight of Thuram and Buffon receiving runners-up medals, with Parma fans able to laud it over the Bianconeri despite losing their star players to their nemeses.
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Despite the ongoing sell-off in markets worldwide, Sonja Laud, head of equity at Fidelity International, believes that the most important question now is assessing whether the sell-off is initiating a change in trends.
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Here's a quick look at key provisions: Trump had long threatened to scrap the deal in full, so the changes and the rebranding offered the president a chance to laud the deal as a promise fulfilled.
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But not this time, as we recognize and laud two Gen Z'ers and local college students who abandoned the stereotypical campus uniform of nondescript leggings and a Uni tee in favor of their own unique aesthetic.
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Therefore, Laud said she wouldn't be surprised if some sort of reversal was seen in asset classes that have suffered heading into the year-end too, such as gold or those which are interest rate sensitive.
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Democracy is messy, and I laud the Office of Presidential Correspondence for systematizing the chaos of constituent input and bringing people's voices not only to the president but also to other policy makers to effect change.
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" The SPLC's Beirich had less flattering things to say about PayPal, though she did laud their actions: "PayPal has been the banking system for white nationalism, but this action is a great change in direction for them.
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A few weeks later, Jeddah-born model Taleedah Tamer walked the Antonio Grimaldi show at haute couture week in Paris, causing many outlets in the Western and Eastern hemispheres to laud her as the first Saudi supermodel.
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While the liberal media laud Speaker Pelosi as a brilliant strategist for supposedly neutering the White House argument that the inquiry was illegitimate without a floor vote, independent polling suggests that the Democrats are playing with fire.
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ASSET MANAGER UNDECIDED Legal & General Investment Management, one of Britains biggest asset managers, has not yet decided whether to invest in Aramco, its chief investment officer Sonja Laud told the Reuters Global Investment Outlook Summit on Monday.
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ASSET MANAGER UNDECIDED Legal & General Investment Management, one of Britain's biggest asset managers, has not yet decided whether to invest in Aramco, its chief investment officer Sonja Laud told the Reuters Global Investment Outlook Summit on Monday.
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" The California Democrat went on to laud the network for being "a pillar and beacon of unbiased reporting," adding it plays a pivotal role in "shining a light on government to keep our leaders honest and accountable.
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Host communities may feel it is only polite to laud the results of such well-meaning labor, Dr. Lasker writes, and sometimes the cited benefits are quite ephemeral: less suspicion of doctors in a community, for instance.
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"I wanted people to understand both the legacy of inequalities in education, and how we often laud education as this thing that is the great equalizer in our society, and it's really not," Livingston told the Observer.
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Obama will laud the humanitarian and environmental accomplishments of Sweden, Denmark, Finland, Norway and Iceland, but also wants to talk about how to deal with their increasingly aggressive neighbor Russia ahead of a NATO summit in July.
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So we laud them when they earn medals to take home to the States, but between Olympic Games, it's as though elite female athletes — minus a handful like Serena Williams, Diana Taurasi, and Hope Solo — essentially disappear.
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After winning a primary election that effectively clinched the Republican presidential nomination, Donald Trump paused to laud a boyish-looking 413-year-old who ultimately proved to be an indispensable figure on the path to the White House.
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According to an advance copy of the speech obtained by Bloomberg, Merkel will laud togetherness and defend her lenient refugee program that has been highly criticized by her opponents in the wake of recent terrorist acts in Germany.
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While Congress and the president laud a bipartisan criminal justice reform bill that ostensibly gives federal inmates a second chance, the fact that this bill intentionally excludes most immigrants from the benefits of these second chances seems forgotten.
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Weirdest of all is a party of happy Klansmen, watching "Birth of a Nation" (1915) and leaping up to laud the scenes in which their forerunners, robed in spotless white, ride to the rescue of a pure America.
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She consistently steered our conversation away from herself to laud her Chicago teammates, coaching staff, team doctors, and fans, so it was no surprise when she shrugged off the praise she received during the MVP trophy presentation ceremony.
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That said, while the commissioner and smoker-turned-mayor Bill de Blasio continue to laud the plummeting rates of marijuana arrests in this city, low-income communities of color are still getting arrested in high numbers for weed.
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Op-Ed Contributors When Vice President Mike Pence visits Egypt on Wednesday, he will follow in the footsteps of countless American officials who have stopped in Cairo to laud the "strategic partnership" between the United States and Egypt.
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Despite the bloody details that emerged from the 11-week trial, with testimony from more than 50 witnesses, many locals continued to laud him as a modern-day Robin Hood, overlooking the murder and mayhem he left behind.
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It's no small thing, and we laud Billboard for making sure that women were the centerpiece of their awards show, especially after women hardly got any time on camera as performers or winners at the Grammys back in February.
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In the introduction, celebrity astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson makes a cameo appearance to laud this obscure 1938 movie that predicted the future with eerie accuracy — actually, a modern production in the style of a '30s screwball sci-fi comedy.
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At the main March for Science, demonstrators gathered at Washington's National Mall to hear speakers laud science as the force moving humanity forward, and rail against policymakers they say are ignoring fact and research in areas including climate change.
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While the economic side of the equation appears to have a "reasonably constructive backdrop" heading into 2017, Laud said there is political risk and uncertainty ahead, such as Donald Trump's inauguration in January, along with important elections in Europe.
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Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador (AMLO), in an unprecedented move, was quick to laud the government's banking relationships, announcing the US$8bn transaction on Monday at a press conference alongside executives from Pemex and the three lead banks.
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"As you gather here tonight, I ask you not to laud my work or my courage, but to dedicate yourself to the work each one of you can do on behalf of press freedom and justice," Ms. Ismayilova wrote.
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Truth be told, Bouley is closing — that is, the Bouley that New Yorkers have come to know and critics have come to laud during its on-and-off existence over the course of nearly 19963 years in three locations.
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Both Pence and Trump used the briefing to laud members of the administration working to combat the disease's spread, as well as private health care and transportation companies for working with the White House to get things under control.
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Here's how I summarized the bill's provisions earlier this month: Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) took a break from other business to laud the enactment of the law: Americans were battered by 48 billion robocalls last year.
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KCNA said on Sunday that Kim threw a banquet to laud the scientists and top military and party officials who contributed to the nuclear bomb test, topped with an art performance and a photo session with the leader himself.
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Fans laud him as "el más guapo" and "el más chingón" — "the most handsome" and "the most fucking awesome" — while vendors outside the stadium say replica jerseys with his name on the back are by far the most popular.
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Trump used a TV appearance from Davos to laud America's relationship with Britain and sought to smooth over a recent bilateral spat caused by his retweeting of anti-Muslim videos originally posted by a leader of a far-right group.
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The effort has included consultations between current White House officials and staffers who served in President George W. Bush's administration, who Obama aides laud as having provided an effective blueprint for their own transition to power in 2008 and 2009.
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"We knew that this art, and the art that we show at the museum in St. Louis is often not easy and is often a place where some laud it and some find it difficult and/or offensive," she said.
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At launch, fans also praised the star for creating products that cater to a vast range of skin tones — and they continue to laud the star for her inventive new product lineups, which as of this month includes 50 concealer shades.
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Wherever listeners stand on Beyoncé and Jay-Z's glorification of their riches (inspired by a Black power couple come up, or jaded at the thought of two billionaires of any hue), many people laud the artists as exemplary business people.
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They sport "Grandmas for Bernie" buttons, laud him for his vision, and seem content to pass up the opportunity to put Clinton on a historic path to the White House, betting that there will be another chance down the line.
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A man known only as Lord Buckethead, dressed in a homemade Darth Vader-style costume capped with a large bucket, ran against Prime Minister Theresa May in her Maidenhead constituency with fellow costume wearers Howling 'Laud' Hope and Bobby 'Elmo' Smith.
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Negotiating doesn't mean failure The President likes to laud his credentials as a deal maker, but after pulling the US out of the TPP and the Paris Climate Accord, his willingness to actually negotiate is unclear, which resonates in Japan.
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Wilmington, North Carolina (CNN)Melania Trump, the wife of the Republican nominee, took the stage Saturday to vouch for her husband's character, laud the movement his presidential campaign captured and encourage his supporters to get to the polls on Tuesday.
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But I laud Gore for trying to work with him on this issue, because if Trump was to embrace the science of climate change, it would be game over for the fossilized climate deniers who remain in his own party.
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The party has meanwhile shown no interest in political reform, and has been doubling down on the merits of the Communist Party, including this month rolling out English-language propaganda videos on state media-run Twitter accounts to laud "Chinese democracy".
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - After winning a primary election that effectively clinched the Republican presidential nomination, Donald Trump paused to laud a boyish-looking 413-year-old who ultimately proved to be an indispensable figure on the path to the White House.
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It asks us to laud the trainers of people like Ryan Reynolds and Jessica Biel, who both bulked up for superhero movie roles, because their thin bodies and bulging muscles must mean they've put in a lot of hours with their personal trainers.
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When the media asked him about his "secrets to success," he would laud TM. As he's quoted as saying in the 2011 book " Transcendence," not coincidentally written by his son Paul's psychiatrist, Norman Rosenthal, TM is "the single biggest influence" in his life.
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Christie showed up unannounced here to laud Trump and savage Rubio, drawing gasps from reporters, after concluding the billionaire was destined to win the Republican nomination and was the best person to slug it out with Hillary Clinton for the White House.
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But I have those memories because I read the Little House books in a very specific context — and the more we uncritically laud Wilder's legacy and treat her books as incontrovertible classics, the harder it is to offer that context to everyone else.
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The best explanation that the best part of me can muster for all the enthusiasm for "Fearless Girl" is that we're so starved for public images of women that aren't tied to advertising or sex, we're willing to laud just about anything.
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Too often, we laud CEOs just because they provide donations to early childhood nonprofits or co-author an op-ed, without reckoning with how minor those contributions are relative to their wealth or how the company's other actions may be harming families.
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Many of these governments came out to laud and congratulate Mohammed bin Salman and the Saudi authorities when they said they would lift the driving ban, when government leaders met with him on his world tour, when he promised all sorts of things.
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They also laud criminal elements as "warriors resisting the oppression of the Han Chinese government" and "the mother of the Uighurs", the official added, a reference to Uighur leader Rebiya Kadeer, once a successful businesswoman who now lives in exile in the United States.
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So it is perhaps inevitable to see Democrats who praise and laud the Clinton administration say that Bill Clinton should probably have resigned the presidency when he was impeached for lying and narrowly escaped being removed from office during a dramatic trial in the Senate.
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Hillary Clinton may laud Henry Kissinger as an old-style diplomat who "transcends partisan differences," but that's precisely what allowed him to sanction the 1973 coup against Chile's popularly elected president, Salvador Allende, and give explicit consent to Argentine's "dirty war," in which 30,000 people were killed.
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According to Laud, January has historically being seen as a "reversal" month; for instance while the end of 2015 proved somewhat positive for indexes such as the pan-European STOXX 600 and the Dow Jones Industrial Average, both indexes saw a sharp downturn during January 2016.
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Washington's powerful crowded into the State Department's gold-trimmed, pillar-lined Benjamin Franklin Room on Wednesday along with members of the first family to watch President Donald Trump laud the new secretary of state before Vice President Mike Pence led Pompeo through his swearing-in ceremony.
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"I think it's surprising right now that the U.S. is the standout in a global context; you have to wonder when this can continue in isolation," said Sonja Laud, head of equity at Fidelity International, noting early signs of weakening in China and softening in Europe.
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But Una Mujer Fantástica's reviews thus far, which almost uniformly laud Vega's performance as the film's white hot center, cement it as a standout among them—and have snowballed into buzz that she could be the first openly transgender actress to be nominated for an Oscar in history.
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Yet even as some families laud the actions taken by the military so far, many expressed distrust of the program's private housing contractors – more than a dozen large real estate developers and property managers who hold 2100-year contracts to operate base housing in partnerships with the service branches.
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Harper has emerged from his post-Parliament retirement to chirp at the Canadian NAFTA negotiators, congratulate Viktor Orban for his electoral death grip on Hungary, laud Donald Trump for abandoning nuclear diplomacy with Iran, and hype his forthcoming book on how the 21st century belongs to the populist right.
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"We are afraid he will laud in the return of the dark and difficult times we had before Mr. Rouhani," said Shaghal Akhari, 65, referring to the presidency of Mr. Ahmadinejad, whose two terms were defined by international crises and an atmosphere of heightened security inside the country.
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Because if you don't do it, someone else has to—in Harvey's case, it was catcher Kevin Plawecki—and while the press pool guys will laud that player after the fact for taking one for the team, they will still make those three-to-five minutes unpleasant for him.
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The students greeted Foxx with a standing ovation, and after his speech, in which he lumped the Hyperloop in with self-driving cars to laud a "special moment in transportation," they peppered him with questions about right-of-way acquisition and the government's position on the futuristic mode of travel.
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But Mr. Trump's decision to continue to laud Mr. Christie and call him a friend amid a publicity nightmare has a recent precedent: It is similar to how he handled the allegations against Roger Ailes, the ousted head of Fox News, who was accused of sexually harassing female employees over decades.
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I mean those who plainly prefer his brutish braggart's style to the sort of public decency that Bush or, in a different way, Mitt Romney offered — and who either spin elaborate fantasies about Trump the Christian or laud him as a Conan-esque warlord they think will drive their enemies before them.
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"For the time being, there's a lot of uncertainty now on the back obviously of the labor report on Friday because in a way what we are seeing now is that finally, the market is waking up to potentially higher inflation," Sonja Laud, head of equity at Fidelity International, told CNBC Monday.
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Republican legislators publicly laud the scheme, but privately worry that it could inflict greater damage on Virginia's budget than the last big Republican tax cut: a rollback in 1998 of a widely despised levy on cars that forced a $1.4bn tax increase when the state's credit rating was threatened by a deficit four years later.
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Robert Yang, master of inventive gay sex games (Driving/handjob sim Stick Shift is a personal favorite) has just released his most elaborate iteration on the theme yet: The Tearoom simulates anonymous encounters between men in public bathrooms, as described in Laud Humphrey's seminal (heh) 1970 study of anonymous encounters between men in public bathrooms.
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" And at their joint news conference in Washington last month, the Israeli leader went out of his way to laud the US President: "I've known the President and I've known his family and his team for a long time, and there is no greater supporter of the Jewish people and the Jewish state than President Donald Trump.
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Scientists, readers, and media can be too quick to laud nutrition studies "There's a lot of studies like this where there might be a signal there, but there's a lot of noise that makes me very concerned about really buying into it," he said All that noise common to his field makes Baur a tad skeptical.
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Also among those on-hand to laud Louis-Dreyfus: Jerry Seinfeld, CBS "Late Show" host Stephen Colbert, "Breaking Bad's" Bryan Cranston, Ilana Glazer and Abbi Jacobson from Comedy Central's "Broad City," singer Jack Johnson, Keegan-Michael Key (who doubled as "Mark Twain," complete with a voluminous mustache, to yuk it up onstage), and "Veep's" Tony Hale.
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Update 11/13/18 1:41pm EDT: New York Governor Andrew Cuomo and NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio held a joint press conference—along with Amazon's VP of Real Estate, John Schoettler—to laud what the former called the "largest economic development initiative that has ever been done" separately or jointly by the city and/or state.
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All the while, the Republicans did what Republicans do—sought to direct whopping no-strings-attached funds to powerful interests while effectively removing all nonwealthy people from the equation, pausing at regular intervals to laud the integrity and handsomeness that their forgetful and vinegary president had brought to duffing every single aspect of the governmental response to the virus.
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In a much better place now, national Democrats roundly laud Gillum's effort in his race, saying that talent-wise, senior strategists like his smoothness: It's rare for a politician to come off as clearly smart without opening themselves up to be caricatured as a know-it-all, and as telegenic but with an ability to present as an average person.
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When Blood Dark missed winning France's biggest literary prize, the Goncourt (just as Journey to the End of the Night had missed it in 1932), Guilloux's fellow writers, among them Gide, Dorgelès, and Aragon, as well as Paul Nizan and André Malraux, protested by organizing a public meeting to laud his vision and underline his blazing critique of war and human hypocrisy.
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"If you look at the underlying fundamentals that has been quite encouraging and I think that has been the main driver why the Ruble and the Russian assets have done quite well ahead of the U.S. elections and then accelerated because there is a very good connection between the President-elect Trump and Vladimir Putin so that has accelerated the positive newsflow," Laud said.
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A descendant of Robert E. Lee said Saturday that he was "disheartened" to hear President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE laud the Confederate commander as "a great general" during a campaign rally Friday in Lebanon, Ohio.
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Though some laud Trump's efforts, others say it is ironic that President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's wife is educating children about online conduct, considering the U.S. president is known for insulting and attacking his opponents on Twitter.
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These kinds of actions allow the government and police to laud themselves in front of the international community for their efforts in protecting queer people's freedom of expression on May 17 or during Pride events, while throughout the year, these agencies remain inept at improving the queer community's livelihoods, eliminating deep-rooted homophobic societal attitudes, and ensuring timely and adequate responses to and effective investigation of homo- and transphobic hate crimes.
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Brazile late Tuesday went on to laud former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenAs Biden surges, GOP Ukraine probe moves to the forefront Republicans, rooting for Sanders, see Biden wins as setback Sanders says Biden winning African American support by 'running with his ties to Obama' MORE's performance on Super Tuesday, which propelled him into the lead in delegates after victories in Texas, Oklahoma and Minnesota, among other states.
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We, along with the vast majority of e-cigarette manufacturers and consumers, laud regulators' efforts to improve the quality standards in e-cigarette manufacturing, improve the accuracy of product labeling, reduce the levels of toxicants present in e-cigarettes and e-liquid (which are already many orders of magnitude lower than the levels found in cigarette smoke), restrict young people's access to e-cigarettes, and deter young people from using e-cigarettes.
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"I share your deep disappointment in the election results," Mulcair told the convention floor near the beginning of his Sunday morning speech, but proceeded to laud his party's performance during the campaign, and double-down on many of its core policy positions that had been put forward during the election, including rejecting the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), overhauling the electoral system, instating a $15-an-hour minimum wage for federally-regulated workplaces, and implementing a national childcare program.
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There are just as many fans who laud queens for making coin so long as people are willing to pay for what they're offering ("she totally could have made it 20 and nearly doubled her revenue," one user wrote) as there are those who find queens who offer things for free or cheap as standing up for their fans ("I thought it was really admirable that she didn't take advantage of that and tried to make herself accessible," another wrote).
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE on Wednesday paid his first visit to the State Department since taking office to laud his new secretary of State, Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE, who in turn vowed to protect American interests abroad.
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