Trump owes it to the American people to do the same.
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I think he owes it to this committee to come back.
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He owes it to his state, his constituents, and his party to resign.
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I think the president owes it to people to be a little more prepared.
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He thinks he owes it to the victim and to himself to see it through.
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The I.R.S. owes it to the public to investigate such egregious acts for criminal violations.
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Clinton owes it to her party and to Sanders supporters to let the campaign play out.
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Congress owes it to those veterans we represent to do our job and hold the VA accountable.
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She feels she owes it to the loving woman who adopted her and gave her a beautiful life.
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America owes it to itself to deeply ponder it, and possibly hear sworn testimony about whether it's true.
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"Frankly I think our government owes it to the families who are going through the opioid crisis," Foster said.
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He owes it to his supporters in California and other late states to give them a chance to vote.
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President Trump owes it to the American people to build on this success rather than tear it down. Rep.
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That means ... any candidate running for president owes it to come in front of the state and actually debate.
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But sooner rather than later Facebook owes it to the public to provide still more detail about the ads.
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If Schumer has a political philosophy, he owes it to a Long Island couple named Joe and Eileen Bailey.
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He owes it to the American people to provide an inkling of what kind of justice he would be.
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Given what you have done for him, he owes it to you to pay attention to what you say.
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Donald Trump may not possess the capacity to assuage those fears, but he owes it to this nation to try.
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The director owes it to the American people to immediately provide the full details of what he is now examining.
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The Director owes it to the American people to immediately provide the full details of what he is now examining.
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Our nation owes it to our law enforcement officers to give them the best training and most advanced resources possible.
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Collins owes it to her constituents to hear them out, and explain why Judge Kavanaugh's demonstrated hostility to Roe v.
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He owes it to himself to really go as far as he possibly can, and with that comes a sacrifice.
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Dr. Nikiforov says he owes it to patients with reclassified tumors to tell them they never had cancer after all.
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"He owes it to the students to explain why half the HBCUs in the country aren't worth the investment," Richardson said.
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And when that's the case, she knows she owes it to herself, as well as the employees, to let them go.
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Congress owes it to the American people to talk honestly about, and take on, the real culprits of America's healthcare woes.
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Trump also owes it to the public to announce these steps officially to demonstrate that he is accepting accountability for them.
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The international community owes it to these citizens to be prudent, skeptical and well-informed when the election results come in.
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And the crowd that avoids PG-13 horror films on principle owes it to themselves to give this one a look.
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How far might Trump's secretary of state go to hide damaging information—or any information—from the people he owes it to?
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Check out his take ... he seems to be saying Hollywood owes it to real vets to make sure they're being authentically represented.
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"Everybody owes it to themselves to make sure they're sexually healthy and they shouldn't hesitate to be tested for these infections," Hook said.
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Having set off this whole cascade with his letter, Comey owes it to the country to explain in more detail what's going on.
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Simply put, the President owes it to our allies in the region and our troops on the ground to adopt a smarter approach.
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But he owes it to his party, his country and the cause he has championed his entire life to reflect on this carefully.
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That said, if he doesn't win decisively in South Carolina he owes it to the party's moderates to bow out graciously and immediately.
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"Everyone who has had laser eye surgery owes it to chirped pulse amplification; it's one of the keys to our world today," Moloney said.
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She shouldn't be flying, but if she does happen to be at the airport she owes it to the paparazzi to pose for photos.
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And if stocks keep going up, and debt markets become more speculative, the Fed arguably owes it to the public to be more forthcoming.
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She's the only person that can try to help them heal and she owes it to them and their community to be their voice.
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"Congress owes it to the families of these men, and the families of the countless others, to restore trust in law enforcement," she said.
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Every man, woman, and child owes it to their home to have a complete set of Carl Barks comics in their den or study. #4.
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"The Director owes it to the American people to immediately provide the full details of what he is now examining," Podesta said in a statement.
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If Digging a Tunnel is any indication, Wästberg owes it to himself to make a lot of music he was once too afraid to create.
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Game respects game ... 'cause Sports Illustrated smokeshow Samantha Hoopes says Saquon Barkley's naked pics are so good, he OWES IT TO THE WORLD to keep modeling!!!
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Journalism owes it to itself, and to the people, to scale back the out of control editorializing and trying to outfox Trump at his own game.
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And it owes it to its users to let them know if they have directly interacted with the equivalent of digital spies sent to influence them.
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Before the administration sends another soldier into harm's way, Congress owes it to all uniformed service members to debate the matter and if useful, authorize it.
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If they have that kind of meeting, I think the president owes it to the American people to talk about what was discussed at that meeting, period.
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And he owes it to the American people, and the press owe it to us, to make sure that those kinds of questions are posed to everybody.
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RAJ GOYLE, DEMOCRATIC STRATEGIST: No, I disagree because I think President Trump owes it to the American people to let us know what happened in this investigation.
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The United States owes it to immigrants and people of color to commit to humane immigration policies, with or without hypothetical Olympians and would-be inspirational figures.
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If a company wants to be publicly traded, then it owes it to shareholders, regulators, and, to a certain extent, the public to say how it's doing.
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He owes it to them and their families — and to the broader military for which they gave their lives — not to turn those losses into political attack lines.
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"The government owes it to its citizens, particularly the victims of the armed conflict, to ensure full implementation of the policy through a concrete action plan," he said.
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" While he acknowledged this strategy won't get him many local votes, Stewart argued that he owes it to Iowans to protect them from the "drug warriors in Washington.
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"This administration owes it to the American people to significantly improve this deplorable standing in order to sufficiently protect government information and thereby our national security," said Rep.
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"The media owes it to the blood of our soldiers to question what is going on, to tell all sides of the story," Abbas Nasir, the former editor, said.
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Speaker Ryan owes it to his constituents in Wisconsin to make a declarative statement, one way or the other, to make it clear whether he is running or retiring.
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But our current president owes it to all Americans to tell the truth about the dangers of inviting a known racist into the inner circle of the White House.
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And he owes it to them — and to us — not to tell lies about what Obama, Bush, and other presidents treated as a hard but sacred part of their jobs.
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The antidoping movement owes it to athletes to return trust to the system by making open, fair decisions, because without their trust, where are we with the clean-sport effort?
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But when an outsider like Trump can gain a nomination while disparaging the party's traditional values, any loyalist — like Priebus — owes it to the party to strenuously oppose such a nominee.
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But the retired neurosurgeon, once battling Trump for the top of the polls, continues to press on, arguing he owes it to his supporters to try to turn his campaign around.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo owes it to the men and women of the department to stand up for their nonpartisan service and defend them from the president's bullying and persecution.
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Quite frankly, each and every candidate owes it to the American people — whose futures are undeniably linked to the decisions of the incoming president, to express themselves with dignity and professionalism.
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Lacy said her life "would be easier" if she could "sunset Pando and move on," but that she owes it to her investors and employees to try and make both companies work.
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Now, as perhaps his final act in public life, Mueller owes it to Congress, the American public and his own legacy to do away with niceties and give it to us straight.
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Dana White recently said he owes it to Conor to try to make the Mayweather fight happen -- and will sit down with Conor to talk about it after his kid is born.
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We believe that the Administration owes it to the American people to explain what it knows regarding the extent and manner of Russia' interference and this be done as son as possible.
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And the reason nominees have released their returns for decades is so that voters will know if their potential president owes money to — who he owes it to and any business conflicts.
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There can be no anonymity on issues like these and Cory owes it to the people of New Jersey, of which I am a resident, to name exactly whom he is referring to.
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With the contentious hearings completed, the Senate owes it to the country to remain focused on the central issue raised by Judge Brett Kavanaugh's nomination: his extreme and dangerous views and judicial philosophy.
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Basketball owes its ascendance to its players — to their dunks and their blocks, their 3-pointers and their air balls — but it also owes it to Stern, the son of a delicatessen owner.
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When she appears onstage, dazzling in a vivid green head scarf and silver-trimmed dress, she owes it to the mother who put her foot down in the face of protest from relatives.
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The United States owes it to these women — who risk their lives every day to defend Afghan and United States interests — to not just push for further gender equality, but to do so wisely.
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President Trump and the U.S. owes it to our troops, our endangered allies, and all the civilians in the region to pursue the most serious non-lethal options before ordering any kind of attack.
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While easy to fixate on short-term savings, Congress owes it to the American people to fund the critical work of the Agency for Health Care Research and Quality (AHRQ), for it touches us all.
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Evidently, the majority leader does not believe that he owes it to all Americans to be an impartial juror and to ensure that Trump's impeachment trial – of all trials – is an exemplar of judicial fairness.
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"We believe that the administration owes it to the American people to explain what it knows regarding the extent and manner of Russia's interference and this be done as soon as possible," Podesta said in the statement.
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" Podesta said that Comey "owes it to the American people" to provide more details on the new emails, and concluded, "We are confident this will not produce any conclusions different from the one the FBI reached in July.
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"The world owes it to those brave people standing up for human rights, who have responded to requests to provide information to and engage with the United Nations, to ensure their right to participate is respected," Guterres wrote.
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But then he owes it to the American people to explain how he would block Iran from developing a nuclear weapon, curb its destabilizing behavior in the region, and prevent all the other calamitous consequences of his unilateralism.
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While most fashion houses have a seriously hard time tickling our whims while also staying true to their brands' traditions, Alessandro Michele has done a bang-up job being both novel and classic — and he owes it to consistency.
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But Taurasi sees no end on the horizon, in part because she feels she owes it to Griner to stick around and help her reap the rewards of all the work they've put in to develop along parallel curves.
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Hollywood owes it to its audiences to allow us to see the world from a different perspective — after all, women are 50% of the population and we've been waiting so long to see our stories be told on the big screen.
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The US Senate, and especially the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, owes it to the men and women in uniform, and those who have previously served, to hold the hearings that will make sense of this strategy, or help develop a better approach.
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He cannot hold in his head at the same time the idea that he was right to have troops in Niger and that some of those troops died, and that he owes it to their families and the nation to understand and grieve that loss.
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"The (FBI) Director owes it to the American people to immediately provide the full details of what he is now examining," campaign chairman John Podesta said in a statement after the FBI said it was examining new emails for whether they contained classified information.
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Richard W. Painter, a law professor and former chief White House ethics lawyer under President George W. Bush, argued that "Trump owes it to the American people to do the same" as his predecessors, who sold assets to avoid even the appearance of a conflict.
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"There are a lot of things he is passionate about in his vision for America, and he feels he owes it to the millions of working-class people who have supported him to continue to raise those issues and share his vision," he added.
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Our sources say staffers feel the network owes it to its talent to keep them out of messes like this, especially when King's full interview with Leslie painted a very nice picture of Kobe and his legacy ... and should have been the focus of any excerpts.
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Although the storyline of Nikki and Victor's undying love saga "has to be the most precious part of the show for me," Scott owes it to Y&R for introducing her to her own real-life love: she married executive producer Edward J. Scott in 1985.
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Now look, of course every candidate makes promises like this, but every candidate owes it to you to be clear and direct about what our plans will cost and how we are going to make them work – that's the difference between running for president and being president.
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Whether he chooses to run or not, Ryan owes it to his constituents, his party and the nation to announce his intention to run for re-election and promise to serve a full term, or to promptly announce his days in the House are soon coming to an end.
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"The committee owes it to the American public to hold hearings to examine the questions raised by this reporting and provide clarity with respect to our strategy in Afghanistan, a clear definition of success, and an honest and complete review of the obstacles on the ground," she added.
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"With growing evidence of pay-to-play relationships between Clinton's State Department and her family foundation, the State Department owes it to the American people to release the thousands of work-related emails she failed to turn over before voters head to the polls," Priebus said in a statement Wednesday.
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I know this can be difficult for any leader in these times of unbelievable partisan distrust and conflict, but he owes it to the Congress, and the American people, to cajole the House Intelligence Committee to get its act together, for the sake of our country and our national security.
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Holt: Mr. Trump, we're talking about the burden that Americans have to pay, yet you have not released your tax returns and the reason nominees have released their returns for decades is so that voters will know if their potential president owes money, who he owes it to and any business conflicts.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE (I-Vt.) owes it to all progressive Democrats, including himself and his enthusiastic supporters, to answer the following three questions posed by fellow progressives: 1.
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Sanders should stay in the race because he owes it to the legions of followers who have come to his rallies, contributed to his campaign (he's raised $6900 million on 2628 million contributions from 28503 million donors, only 22019 percent of whom have given the maximum amount allowed of $2,700), and, most of all, have enthusiastically voted for him.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) on Monday said President Trump "owes it to the American people" to explain his unfounded allegations that former President Barack ObamaBarack Hussein Obama85033 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Obama's high school basketball jersey sells for 0,000 at auction Dirty little wars and the law: Did Osama bin Laden win?
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And while victory tends to cool intracaucus griping, if Ms. Pelosi becomes speaker, she owes it to the institution and her colleagues to set about raising a new generation of leaders, helping prepare such up-and-comers as Cheri Bustos, Hakeem Jeffries, Linda Sánchez, Ruben Gallego, Joseph Kennedy III, Ben Ray Luján, Eric Swalwell and Seth Moulton, among others.
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The woman needs something nice to happen; the universe owes it to her, a small thing she can lock up within the secret, innermost depths of herself so she has the strength to keep on screening the hate speech, the gore, the torture, the pornography both adult and child, the horrific traffic accidents, the executions carried out by terrorists.
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As we move forward, however, it's essential to keep the lessons of history in mind, including the one that capped off Feynman's infamous Appendix F. "NASA owes it to the citizens from whom it asks support to be frank, honest, and informative, so that these citizens can make the wisest decisions for the use of their limited resources," he wrote.
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I'm sorry, too, to read in this section that "the embodied affects produced by the music may lead to a space of reflective listening that, according to some listeners, can be psychically redemptive" — the italics are mine, and they are there to contend that Watten, as a critic, owes it to his readers to say whether these affects are redemptive according to him.
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Thus, if the president nonetheless feels he can proceed in this fashion — for example, if he regards these statutes as properly read not to demand the filling of these roles, or if he views such a demand as unconstitutional — then he owes it to Congress and the American people to explain his understanding of the statutes and the requirements they impose on him.
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"Either she was really involved in all these immigration policies and therefore she owes it to the US Senate and the American people to answer for it, or she wasn't — and in that case, was not doing her job and also needs to answer for it," Ken Baer, former associate director and senior adviser to the director at the OMB under the Obama administration, told me.
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