House Speaker Paul Ryan tweeted that "Those behind such reprehensible acts must be brought to justice": Those behind such reprehensible acts must be brought to justice.
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" Starbucks CEO apologizes for 'reprehensible' incident Starbucks CEO Kevin Johnson called the incident "reprehensible" and outlined steps the company would take to "help prevent such an occurrence from ever happening again.
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" RNC spokesman Sean Spicer, meanwhile, said they were "reprehensible.
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Apparently they have a very high threshold for really outrageous commentary just like Roseanne&aposs commentary was reprehensible, Samantha Bee&aposs commentary is reprehensible or if you can apologize and get passed it.
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O'Malley said those exchanges were "morally reprehensible," but not crimes.
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Certainly, the targeting of civilians with gas is completely reprehensible.
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" He added, "encouraging violence by police is irresponsible and reprehensible.
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His mistakes, while massive and morally reprehensible, are not illegal.
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I think what occurred was reprehensible at every single level.
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Or does doing so excuse inappropriate and sometimes reprehensible behavior?
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It is reprehensible, it is dangerous, and they should be ashamed.
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That&aposs how reprehensible-- (CROSSTALK) HANNITY: It could -- anything could be.
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"Morally reprehensible, that is the most important part," Mcsweeney told me.
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Don't get me wrong: all mass shootings are abhorrent and reprehensible.
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"Absolutely reprehensible," was how Raleigh's mayor, Nancy McFarlane, described the incident.
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"That's the people that I find the most reprehensible," she said.
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Violence against any member of the press, frankly anybody, is reprehensible.
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I find that to be reprehensible and they're responsible for it.
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It's reprehensible that we have a holiday dedicated to this monster.
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Reprehensible, yes, but sadly, at this point, not at all surprising.
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Soderbergh winks at Hollywood's complicity in this morally reprehensible financial framework.
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Name-calling has become prevalent: people are called 'deplorables' and reprehensible.
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"General Kelly's comments are reprehensible," they said in a statement Sunday.
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Critics are already calling MGM's legal tactic "utterly reprehensible" and worse.
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It is reprehensible to punish them for that basic human impulse.
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This is reprehensible and shows a lack of any moral conscience.
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Puerto Rico does not deserve this unfair and morally reprehensible treatment.
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No apology can excuse away Mr. Trump's reprehensible comments degrading women.
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And it's nonetheless reprehensible when you do it at a distance.
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Further, doing so does not mean ignoring politicians' morally reprehensible behavior.
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Stretch called the Russia-based ads "reprehensible" for their political divisiveness.
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He did correctly say at the top that it was reprehensible.
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Yeah, Lee and Washington were both slave-owners—an indisputable, reprehensible fact.
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The idea was even more reprehensible than what I'd heard from Bundy.
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Capitalism. The most reprehensible part of the admissions scandal: faking disability accommodations
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"The actions and language used on this video are reprehensible," said Ralston.
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But in the 1930s and 1940s communism was not seen as reprehensible.
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At first, I resolved to disavow anyone whose politics I found reprehensible.
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"I just have to say it's reprehensible," de Blasio told reporters Tuesday.
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As a result, Tay tweeted wildly inappropriate and reprehensible words and images.
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The mail bombs sent to media outlets also are reprehensible and chilling.
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The behavior exhibited by this teen is both morally reprehensible and dangerous.
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Some reprehensible wishful thinking, likely from Patriots fans on that NFL hack.
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In a particularly reprehensible move, Mulvaney has actively enabled discrimination in lending.
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If Donald Trump is so reprehensible and dishonest, Comey should have resigned.
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Cindy Hyde-Smith knows this which makes her remarks reprehensible and vile.
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It would be on any day, but today it is especially reprehensible.
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Both very nice, courteous people representing an utterly broken and reprehensible system.
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Stan is engaging in reprehensible tactics in service of the American cause.
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Murray Richman, Mr. Schlesinger's lawyer, said his client's actions had been reprehensible.
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"Jeffrey Epstein's crimes were repulsive and reprehensible," Harvard President Lawrence Bacow wrote.
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" Cummings also blasted the "hateful" and "racist language" that encourages "reprehensible behavior.
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But as reprehensible as these sympathies are, she was not influencing Edward.
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That is heinous and reprehensible, and it should be fixed with legislation.
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Calling out Sinclair for calling out 'Fake News' is dishonest and reprehensible.
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Any assault involving members of our campus community is reprehensible and inexcusable.
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Any assault involving members of our campus community is reprehensible and inexcusable.
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This was done by some morally reprehensible people who managed to infiltrate Oxfam.
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To suggest that this was an anti-Semitic attack is reprehensible and untrue.
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On top of being objectively immoral and reprehensible, it doesn't even look appetizing.
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The way tabloids and certain talk shows depict women is harmful and reprehensible.
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On September 5th the USCCB described his decision to rescind DACA as "reprehensible".
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Gutfeld read Trump's reprehensible tweets in a jovial fashion, laughing and joking throughout.
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The Legion finally acknowledged the truth of the "reprehensible" behavior after Marciel's death.
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A system that keeps people locked up because of poverty is morally reprehensible.
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One side thought enslaving other humans was morally reprehensible and should be outlawed.
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"I believe that the conduct of the 911 dispatchers is reprehensible," he said.
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And yet nearly every driver engages in that same reprehensible conduct every day.
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Mr. de Blasio called the remarks "reprehensible" and accused Mr. Cruz of demagogy.
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Puerto Rico does not deserve this unfair and morally-reprehensible treatment any longer.
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Killing these officers is morally reprehensible and completely counterproductive to keeping us safe.
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Bottom line: the G.O.P.'s fiscal behavior has been hypocritical, irresponsible, and reprehensible.
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North Korea is a reprehensible regime and the world must never forget that.
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Lynching is a reprehensible stain on this nation's history, as is this President.
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"The abuses described in the report are criminal and morally reprehensible," Burke said.
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This is not to defend or excuse what he said; it was reprehensible.
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That the Republican Party, particularly its leadership, remains silent about it is reprehensible.
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The stabbings, vehicle rammings and other attacks by Palestinians targeting Israeli civilians are reprehensible.
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His speech, as reprehensible as it may be, would be protected by the Constitution.
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"It is reprehensible how progressives have bullied her and her family's company," LePage said.
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"Lynching is a reprehensible stain on this nation's history, as is this President," Sen.
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" "But for him to then turn it back on them is almost as reprehensible.
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" "The deadlock at the Security Council on Syria is reprehensible and, at times, bewildering.
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We have to remember why it is that we find this organization so reprehensible.
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"This defendant's conduct was reprehensible," U.S. Attorney Jay E. Town said, according to WHNT.
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"He called the leaks coming from the White House "absolutely, completely, and totally reprehensible.
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In 2014's original Dear White People film, there is one reprehensible Blackface party.
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Their lies, obfuscation and failure to protect Americans serving this country are morally reprehensible.
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These alleged crimes are reprehensible and utterly repugnant to the values of this nation.
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The Clinton impeachment failed because most Americans never believed his reprehensible conduct threatened democracy.
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"The character attacks on these distinguished and honorable public servants is reprehensible," Vindman said.
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"These attacks against aid workers and aid assets are utterly reprehensible," said Mr. Owusu.
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" After the show aired, Georgia House Speaker David Ralston (R) called Spencer's behavior "reprehensible.
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They are reprehensible and intolerable, contradicting my beliefs and outlook on life and society.
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In Noble's hands, each version of Walter is believably sympathetic and reprehensible in turns.
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Which is why I sought empathy for a man whose actions I found reprehensible.
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" VIDEO: Senator Mitt Romney calls on @SteveKingIA to resign "Steve King's comments are reprehensible.
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" It adds, "[t]he abuses described in the report are criminal and morally reprehensible.
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"The incident that took place at Tucker's home last night was reprehensible," they wrote.
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Could we ignore a scientist's discoveries if he or she lived a reprehensible life?
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"The foreign interference we saw was reprehensible," Colin Stretch, Facebook's general counsel, told senators.
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" — Kathy Berken, St. Paul, Minnesota "Phenomenally disappointed to hear about Franken's reprehensible, disgusting behavior.
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" He added, "I told him, this administration is not just irresponsible but morally reprehensible.
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" Botswana's government issued a statement calling the president's remark "highly irresponsible, reprehensible and racist.
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His actions were reprehensible but for goodness sake he is 81 and cannot see.
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And to have anyone presume to comment on that, I think is beyond reprehensible.
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Their answer, which I find reprehensible, is: We'll use technology to repress our people.
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He once said it would be "morally reprehensible" to keep Autopilot off the market.
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They are the 8 in 10 Americans who believe abortion on-demand is reprehensible.
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As reprehensible and manipulative as she is, Madame Satan is also a subversive delight.
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This is reprehensible, and an offense to the core values Open Society seeks to advance.
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The 75 year old whose track record pre-Obama includes reprehensible treatment of Anita Hill.
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Among other reprehensible behavior, Tati also denounced his habit of allegedly sexually harassing straight men.
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And then there's this reprehensible anecdote which appears near the bottom of the long profile.
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The appearance of grossly reprehensible behavior disqualifies him from service in the United States Senate.
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The only person ever responsible for making the reprehensible decision to rape is the perpetrator.
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They all inevitably cross the lines anyway, making their willful blindness all the more reprehensible.
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Finally, the EU should emancipate itself from the effective but reprehensible migration deal with Turkey.
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"I find this speech personally offensive and reprehensible," Allen said, according to The Washington Post.
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He called the comments "reprehensible" but said "we're all sinners" and emphasized that Trump apologized.
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" More from The Vatican: "The abuses described in the report are criminal and morally reprehensible.
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"No apology can excuse away Mr. Trump's reprehensible comments degrading women," Guadagno wrote on Twitter.
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"The language is reprehensible and is an embarrassment," he said in a statement to CNN.
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My experience with Uber HR was similarly callous & unsupportive; in Susan's case, it was reprehensible.
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He added that the events that took place in the Philadelphia Starbucks store were reprehensible.
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In the 1950s, this feature of comic books was judged, absurdly, to be morally reprehensible.
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All that stands in the way of that strategy succeeding is Mr. Trump's reprehensible character.
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"A reprehensible threat from Senator Schumer is followed by a laughably illogical prevarication," tweeted Sen.
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That this kind of evidence now exists makes Le Pen's comments that much more reprehensible.
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The chief executive, Kevin Johnson, apologized, calling the situation reprehensible and vowing to bring change.
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"No apology can excuse away Mr. Trump's reprehensible comments degrading women," Guadagno tweeted on Saturday.
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"The vile character attacks on these distinguished and honorable public servants is reprehensible," he said.
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Yet after more than 200 days in office, Mr. Trump's behavior grows only more reprehensible.
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But at no time could preying on defenseless women be considered anything other than reprehensible.
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"These alleged actions, which haven't been denied, are reprehensible, indefensible and unacceptable," Bevin said Saturday.
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Yet I find it way less cute at 5:45, and reprehensible before 5:15.
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Bevin insinuating that a peaceful protest by teachers would lead to sexual assault are reprehensible.
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"The situation was reprehensible and does not represent our company's mission and enduring values," Schultz wrote.
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BONGINO: He never saw the documents, but he made a comment so irresponsible and reprehensible, Sean.
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Instead, opting to use the victories of the reprehensible as a middle finger to prior injustices.
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For anyone to take skulls from historic burial sites was "reprehensible" and possibly criminal, she said.
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Indeed, Clinton's conduct with her email system was reprehensible, as were her mendacious defenses of it.
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"The K.K.K., as reprehensible as it may be, is protected by the First Amendment," he said.
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And then, goes off afterwards and he&aposs representing some absolutely reprehensible people around the world.
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That is the most reprehensible take on some of these criticisms that I can think of.
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AIPAC has a longstanding policy not to meet with members of this racist and reprehensible party.
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"The language is reprehensible and is an embarrassment," said Texas Governor Greg Abbott in a statement.
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"It is regrettable that no law currently exists which criminalizes Gary's reprehensible conduct," the ruling reads.
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Clean athletes' dreams are being destroyed because of the reprehensible behavior of other athletes and officials.
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This type of coverage—exacerbating already high racial tensions—is both morally reprehensible and plainly irresponsible.
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Chris Sununu tweeted that the allegations were "morally reprehensible," and also said Woodburn should step down.
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I'll talk to you about a few leaks that happened last night that I find reprehensible.
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The White House on Monday condemned the "reprehensible attack" on a subway station in St. Petersburg.
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There is no excuse, and no room for such reprehensible and objectifying talk about anyone, ever.
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The aide said Karen Pence finds Trump "reprehensible," though the vice president's office denied the characterization.
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After Trump's reprehensible behavior in recent days, now is the time and this is the place.
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It is "reprehensible" that the comments were made by a physician and a lawmaker, Ellis added.
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Clean athletes' dreams are being destroyed because of the reprehensible behaviour of other athletes and officials.
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I believe it is reprehensible to misinform the American public that the CPP is climate legislation.
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We typically only call an act deceptive if we judge it to be somehow morally reprehensible.
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But as reprehensible as that crime was, it was almost sad in its pettiness and hastiness.
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Ben might be reprehensible, but somehow he persuades us it's Maggie who deserves to go down.
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PETER VELIKONJA, BROOKLYN To the Editor: How should we separate the work from the reprehensible acts?
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Second, does the work in question in some way make a mockery of the reprehensible acts?
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It is reprehensible to say otherwise — to blame any other country or people for the Holocaust.
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" Calling the man's actions "reprehensible," the commander said "he will never be coming on post again.
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Verma's remarks also stunned Schneider, the former Obama appointee — who called them "reprehensible" at the time.
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Pompeo also declared that former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's actions over Benghazi were "morally reprehensible."
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"I want to state that the character attacks on these public servants is reprehensible," Vindman said.
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Brzezinski called it "reprehensible" that Trump would say something so "derogatory and disgusting" about a woman.
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" She added, "To put them on the same stage as this man, to me, is reprehensible.
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It's all that surrounds this, and Bannon and the alt-right I find to be reprehensible.
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Mr. Chernack, a lawyer, said he found Mr. Trump "reprehensible" and had concerns about the judiciary.
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"Trying to break people's will through a violent reaction of law enforcement is a reprehensible solution."
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I apologize for not making it clear at the time that I consider the killing reprehensible.
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There are two major tenets to the whitewashing of the Wehrmacht, one more reprehensible than the other.
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I agree, the amount of taxpayer money Scott Pruitt spent on a mere 12 pens is reprehensible.
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"The criminal acts outlined in this complaint are reprehensible," New York Police Commissioner James P. O'Neill said.
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When tasked with translating someone whose words they find reprehensible, translators can feel inauthentic, disingenuous and duplicitous.
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So, are are all subjects on which top-tier GOP candidates have expressed reprehensible opinions off limits?
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It is also not a reprehensible thing to do, whether it's done on camera or in private.
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And there are probably plenty of seedy characters doing morally reprehensible shit with their large cash withdrawals.
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"The vandalism to the Ashburn Old School is reprehensible and will not be tolerated here," Chapman said.
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The Russian embassy in Ottawa later issued a statement denouncing the sanctions as "absolutely pointless and reprehensible".
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What made this monster even more reprehensible was that he was the very doctor who delivered me.
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"At that time, [he] was afforded treatment for his vile and reprehensible conduct," Judge Tom Heekin said.
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McCarthy said the Democratic congresswomen's comments were "more so" reprehensible than the comments made by embattled Rep.
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President, your reprehensible comments are like water off a duck's back when it comes to this community.
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"The incident that took place at Tucker's home last night was reprehensible," Scott said in a statement.
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"The statement of the president are reprehensible, they're racist...This is a pattern of racist statements..." pic.twitter.
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Those in highest levels of government must stop invoking fear, using racist language and encouraging reprehensible behavior.
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It's true — and reprehensible — that some forest offset projects have threatened residents with relocation or disrupted livelihoods.
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So are men who rise against abuse they have suffered from the reprehensible conduct of other men.
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"It was an act of impropriety, reprehensible and censurable, but not an act of criminality," he said.
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This is a particularly, spectacularly potent scandal, because of the moral clarity of how reprehensible it is.
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"(Kuwait's) action is reprehensible but we can continue our talks and contacts," Qasemi said, quoted by IRNA.
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Despite The Proposal being a reprehensible, sexist catastrophe, nearly 4 million people watched it anyway, myself included.
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To confer legitimacy on the man who was part of an assault on our country is reprehensible.
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They said it was "basically, disgusting" and "reprehensible" (The New Yorker) and "a joyless, soulless slog" (Slate).
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On the other hand, Twitter is leaving its doors open to a lot of morally reprehensible people.
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"This was a reprehensible attempt by someone to box in the president," Mr. Bolton wrote on Twitter.
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"Make no mistake: These reprehensible and cowardly acts are not limited to the Jewish community," Cuomo wrote.
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" Janet Murguía, the president of UnidosUS, formerly the National Council of La Raza, called the proposal "reprehensible.
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That is fortunate, given the reprehensible efforts of the Trump administration to take America backward on climate.
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"The Confederate statues in the halls of Congress have always been reprehensible," Pelosi said in a statement.
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"Matt Lauer's conduct was appalling, horrific and reprehensible, as we said at the time," the statement said.
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His comments and actions are reprehensible at best, and certainly beneath his office - and demand a response.
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His attorney filed a motion for his client's release, calling his treatment immoral, reprehensible, unlawful and unconstitutional.
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John Nicholson, the top U.S. commander in Afghanistan, condemned the "murderous and reprehensible actions" in a statement.
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"What (Nassar) did was so reprehensible and so disgusting that everyone shares the judge's sentiment," he added.
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They include one, Israa Al-Ghomgham, who is facing possible execution, a threat the experts called "reprehensible".
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Allowing discrimination against LGBT families isn't just morally reprehensible, the ACLU argues—it also harms vulnerable children.
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Pro-Brexit Conservative Bill Cash told parliament seizing control in this way was a "a reprehensible procedure".
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" 85033/20:The myriad statements and suggestions that financial or political considerations played a part in the decision making process, are both highly offensive and entirely false...To repeat such uncorroborated rumors and lies is reprehensible... He added that "to repeat such uncorroborated rumors and lies is reprehensible.
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"Reactions by Hamas officials to terror attacks against Israelis have been particularly reprehensible and deserve condemnation," Mladenov said.
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"The cancellation of the DACA program is reprehensible," the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops said in a statement.
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They didn't want anybody to know, and it was hidden for a reason because it was reprehensible behavior.
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" He apologized to the public, adding that there is "no tolerance for officers who hold such reprehensible views.
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" Perrin F. Disner, the attorney representing the plaintiffs, told BuzzFeed News that Black's company's behavior "is morally reprehensible.
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"The Confederate statues in the halls of Congress have always been reprehensible,"Pelosi said in a statement Thursday.
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In the face of India's growing economic problems, Mr Modi's focus on communal grievances seems even more reprehensible.
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Economists should treat threats to future lives as just as morally reprehensible as present threats to our own.
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As a candidate, Trump "made really extraordinary reprehensible comments targeted directly at our client," Fidell told reporters Friday.
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Our law enforcement officials are responding quickly and thoroughly to investigate this reprehensible act and prosecute the perpetrators.
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Presumably if the paper ever publishes a reprehensible article, it will thereafter have to distribute only blank pages.
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"Your actions have been beyond reprehensible," Bodley said of Barwin, to his lawyer, according to the Ottawa Citizen.
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Police brutality against African Americans and the reprehensible attempt at a Muslim ban are just a couple examples.
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Now, Chu has been placed on leave for sending what Pierson Head Stephen Davis described as "reprehensible" posts.
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Drexel on Sunday called his tweet "utterly reprehensible" and said it would meet with him to discuss it.
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It's a half-hour network comedy chronicling the afterlife of a reprehensible young woman named Eleanor (Kristen Bell).
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Facebook called the accusations it had engaged in an anti-Semitic attack "reprehensible and untrue," in a statement.
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"This morally reprehensible, violent behavior has no place in public service, or anywhere else," Sununu said on Twitter.
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Whatever reprehensible thing Trump did or said would be defended and supported by the daily content of Breitbart.
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The lawsuit is "utterly reprehensible," Robert Eglet, a Las Vegas attorney representing about 1,000 victims, told CNN Tuesday.
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"As if the reprehensible statement by President Donald Trump encouraging police violence wasn't enough," Sharpton wrote on Instagram.
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"The assault that occurred was reprehensible, and the company covered the cost of counseling sessions," the company said.
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"It's just reprehensible in so many different ways," Tom Stevens, Hillsborough's mayor of 11 years, said on Monday.
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Georgia House Speaker David Ralston called Spencer's actions "reprehensible" and said he should "resign immediately," WGCL-TV reported .
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Jason Greenblatt, President Trump's special envoy for Middle East peace, called the mortar attacks "reprehensible" and blamed Hamas.
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"What the president did to Peter Alexander is reprehensible," CNN anchor John King declared after Friday's press conference.
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And while I love some of its movies, a lot of its rom-coms are kind of reprehensible.
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We are steadfast in our commitment to eliminate this reprehensible behavior and breach of trust in our ranks.
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It's not just that their stuff is expensive, or stuffy, or morally reprehensible — though it often is that.
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"Turkey is turning a blind eye to the reprehensible behavior displayed by the factions it arms," Whitson said.
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"It is sad and reprehensible that my children and grandchildren should be facing a similar fate," he said.
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"This is reprehensible, what he just did," the Republican former Pennsylvania senator told anchor John Berman of Trump.
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It is an alarming suggestion that this is what is reprehensible instead of focusing on its inherent immorality.
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But to manifest that biased in a way that impacted people&aposs official actions as government representatives is reprehensible.
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When we indulge a child, we let them get away with something -- usually a behavior considered reprehensible by others.
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But the problem hasn't gone away, and it appears that this reprehensible pattern has been playing out in Rochester.
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To their credit, Donvan and Zucker do acknowledge Lovaas's reprehensible use of pain as a means of behavior modification.
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A columnist at a Baltimore publication said the harassment was actually good, since my political beliefs were so reprehensible.
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The Diyanet has declared that an attack on a nightclub is as reprehensible as an attack on a mosque.
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"The Confederate statues in the halls of Congress have always been reprehensible," Pelosi said in a statement on Thursday.
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My empathy goes out to anyone who has been affected by the irresponsible and reprehensible misuse of REAL guns.
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"Though reprehensible, his words are considered protected free speech because he did not directly threaten anyone," the spokesperson said.
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" In a written statement earlier in the day, Obama called the Baton Rough shootings a "cowardly and reprehensible assault.
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"Sexual assault is not only a reprehensible act, it is a criminal act," reads a statement from Maj. Gen.
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" It then concluded: "[W]e view the utterances by the current American President as highly irresponsible, reprehensible and racist.
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" The police chief said three other officers also sent similar messages to each other that were "no less reprehensible.
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This starts at CBS, who can make it clear that his actions, whether ultimately aired or not, are reprehensible.
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Mitch McConnell, Josh Holmes and the Senate Leadership Fund for promoting "reprehensible lies" about Steve Bannon being anti-Semitic.
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More Americans die from gun violence at home than in theaters of war abroad, which is ridiculously reprehensible. 2.
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Subsequent reports say the contract stipulates MTV is not responsible for "non-consensual physical contact," among other reprehensible claims.
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What made this monster even more reprehensible was that he was the very doctor who delivered me on Aug.
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Apart from being morally reprehensible, no serious Iran-watcher believes this strategy has much of a chance of working.
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Shortly before he died of AIDS, Cohn was disbarred for practices a court found ''unethical,'' ''unprofessional'' and ''particularly reprehensible.
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When the family fund made its announcement in March, it denounced Exxon Mobil's "morally reprehensible conduct" on climate change.
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This makes the prospect of facing hard consequences for any criminal, unconstitutional, or otherwise reprehensible behavior even more vital.
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The California Republican said the Democratic congresswomen's comments were "more so" reprehensible than the comments made by embattled Rep.
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So I ask again: Are we not morally obliged to stand up and speak out against such reprehensible acts?
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"So it's possible to work within the confines of the law sometimes and yet be doing something morally reprehensible."
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"How could you allow this kind of reprehensible behavior to go on without doing something about it?" asked Sen.
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Reprehensible articles insinuating that Ford was part of some Democratic plot to bring Kavanaugh have spread widely on Facebook.
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"It's morally reprehensible and it's political malpractice," said Ezra Levin, the co-executive director of Indivisible, a liberal group.
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There may, of course, be perfectly reasonable explanations for what, initially, appears to be illegal — and morally reprehensible — behavior.
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Those in the highest levels of the government must stop invoking fear, using racist language and encouraging reprehensible behavior.
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I would be interested in how others feel about separating the work from the reprehensible conduct of the artist.
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" The remarks were "inexcusable and reprehensible," Mr. Spicer said, and the timing — during Passover — "compounds that kind of mistake.
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While he's clearly threatening to America's interests and reprehensible, they didn't think that the cost would be worth it.
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You might prevent someone with reprehensible views from speaking, but tomorrow that same policy could be used against you.
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You see, Democrats and the media scour the country for reprehensible but rare times police act in the wrong.
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"Elon Musk's ongoing campaign of publishing vile and false accusations against Mr. Unsworth is reprehensible," Wood said via email.
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This is why what "Green Book" is doing to Shirley's sexuality is, at best, damaging, and, at worst, reprehensible.
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"Hate crimes and anti-Semitic crimes of any nature should be called out in the most reprehensible way," he said.
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GUILFOYLE: No. I just want to address the Peter Fonda issue, I think it&aposs particularly repulsive, it&aposs reprehensible.
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"Make no mistake that it is reprehensible to throw punches in the name of teaching antifa some lesson," Carney concluded.
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"I find his comments to be extremely vile and reprehensible and I strongly condemn threats of or calls for violence."
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Republicans and Democrats alike denounced the proposal, with Clinton calling the plan "reprehensible, prejudiced and divisive" shortly after Trump's remarks.
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Even school president Marcus (Steven Silver) is so worried about his own reputation that he constantly makes morally reprehensible choices.
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He further reinforced a sense of impunity every time he exempted Mr. Putin from direct criticism for Russia's reprehensible behavior.
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Although the driver's actions were reprehensible, it is encouraging to see and hear the boys' peers coming to their defense.
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Rather, it's a beverage that has come to symbolize all that is supposedly reprehensible about my (young, white, female) demographic.
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Even though his bedside manner was reprehensible, he trusted his instincts and often saved patients who would've died anywhere else.
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Don't get me wrong: The Trump administration-authored "zero tolerance" policy that's separating migrant kids from their families is reprehensible.
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"The government's decision to try to strip Ethan of his citizenship is unconstitutional, discriminatory, and morally reprehensible," Morris told NBC.
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The choice is clear: Fire Hannity, or be further tainted by yet another reprehensible host whose leash was unforgivably long.
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"We cannot turn a blind eye to Turkey's thuggish, reprehensible behavior," Cicilline said in a statement on the bill's release.
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" The government called the remarks "reprehensible and racist," and has summoned the U.S. ambassador to Botswana to "express its displeasure.
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" Trump's transition team last week called the comments "absolutely reprehensible" and said "they serve no place in our public discourse.
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Schultz called the events in Philadelphia reprehensible in a letter explaining why Starbucks was holding anti-bias seminars for employees.
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Political dirty tricks that would be otherwise deemed reprehensible are just colorful displays of feistiness when executed on Jack's behalf.
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BUT I THINK THE CONCEPT OF THIS IS SO OUTRAGEOUS AND REPREHENSIBLE THAT IT'S SORT OF GOT TO BE STOPPED.
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There is also a dark side, communities whose purpose is reprehensible, and we don't have any obligation to support them. . . .
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"Khosrowshahi later clarified to Axios in an email that Khashoggi's murder was "reprehensible and should not be forgotten or excused.
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For many, if he were deliberately speeding, and that reprehensible conduct killed five children, no sentence will be too long.
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If there is footage of the president saying something reprehensible, it should come out whether it changes anything or not.
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"Senator Woodburn's morally reprehensible, violent behavior has no place in public service, or anywhere else," Mr. Sununu said on Twitter.
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His reprehensible racist remarks, his abuse of friends and band mates, and more, is laid out in practically unsparing detail.
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Word of the Day : conspicuously and outrageously bad or reprehensible _________ The word egregious has appeared in 334 articles on NYTimes.
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"The deadlock at the Security Council on Syria is reprehensible and, at times, bewildering," he told the Human Rights Council.
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It would be reprehensible to shy away from accurately appraising and condemning the way North Korea and Iran are governed.
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Under present sanctions, regime insiders lack incentives to change their reprehensible behavior or cease their role in the crony economy.
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Was Lewandowski's snit before Nadler & Company really any more reprehensible and infuriating than the worst from Trumplandia the week before?
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"Matt Lauer's conduct was appalling, horrific, and reprehensible, as we said at the time," said NBC News in a statement.
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"The president's actions on many occasions are reprehensible and I certainly disagree with things the president has done," Santorum said.
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To a one, they convey how a situation that is reprehensible to contemporary eyes is simply life to these women.
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It never ceases to astonish me that people can say the most reprehensible things in the name of protecting their family.
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India's Defence Minister Arun Jaitley, who also holds the finance portfolio, condemned the latest killings which he called "reprehensible and barbaric".
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Revolting, reprehensible, heartless, misogynistic, patriarchal and downright evil, yes -- but let's get back to why it's also totally and outrageously unconstitutional.
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History is full of people who have created beautiful and awe-inspiring things for causes that we today might find reprehensible.
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" She added: "We continue to find Julio Pino's comments reprehensible and counter to our core values of civil discourse and respect.
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It is our responsibility to show the Nicholases and Don Drapers and Trumps of the world that their actions are reprehensible.
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The white nationalist demonstration in #Charlottesville is a reprehensible display of racism and hatred that has no place in our society.
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"I found it reprehensible and insensitive," Dougherty, who is a member of the Everytown Survivor Network, told Refinery29 in an interview.
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People around the world condemned it because they thought the idea of discriminating against people based on their religion was reprehensible.
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Shunned and exiled by his immediate family for continually reprehensible behavior, Natia's father emigrated from Samoa to the U.S. at 21.
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Snooki, Honey Boo Boo, and the Duggars showed that the more ridiculous or reprehensible they acted, the more money they made.
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In 2017's Dear White People Netflix adaptation, there's one reprehensible Blackface party and one party that will break your heart.
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In other words, while the president has long held many reprehensible views, depriving millions of health insurance was never a priority.
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Many Catholic bishops strongly opposed the move, calling it "heartless" and "reprehensible" Their reaction to Bannon's comments was just as unequivocal.
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"That night, this young woman's father and the five young men engaged in conduct that was reprehensible and wrong," Thompson said.
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In Syria we also condemn the repeated and morally reprehensible use of chemical weapons by the Syrian regime and by Daesh.
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As a result, the United States has symbolically given a pass to South Sudan through tacit approval of this reprehensible practice.
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I can say only, if he is bringing reprehensible politicians back into our living rooms, I hope it's really, really, funny.
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A proclivity for reprehensible acts is built right into the mythos of the artistic genius — a designation rarely extended to women.
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"Hunter's public (and private) statements throwing his wife and family 'under the bus' were reprehensible," Halpern wrote in his sentencing recommendation.
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In that context, to spend enormous sums on appearance is not just indicative of a skewed value system, it's morally reprehensible.
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"Using the pandemic as an opportunity to release those convicted of heinous crimes is reprehensible," Amnesty International said in a statement.
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"As reprehensible as the man's words were, they are considered protected free speech because nobody was directly threatened," Mr. Jablow said.
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"Trump's plan to release migrants into 'enemy' cities as if they are some kind of contagion is reprehensible," Mr. Markey tweeted.
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This fear stems not from acknowledgment that we have facilitated harassment, but rather from the uncertainty of what constitutes reprehensible behavior.
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Sondland is desperately spinning to distance himself from this whole debacle, suggesting he knows he's at the center of something reprehensible.
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" NBC said in a statement to Farrow: "Matt Lauer's conduct was appalling, horrific and reprehensible, as we said at the time.
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"No matter how reprehensible the idea, I would like to know the thinking behind it," a reader named J.S. told us.
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These women put themselves on the line for one issue, but still continue to hold what many people consider reprehensible views.
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While both Flynt and Mosley represent values probably found reprehensible by many in society, they were allowed their day in court.
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"We are steadfast in our commitment to eliminate this reprehensible behavior and breach of trust in our ranks," she said. Sen.
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"It's morally reprehensible to walk away from climate action," says Keya Chatterjee, the executive director of the US Climate Action Network.
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As the grandfather of two precious girls, I find that no apology can excuse away Donald Trump's reprehensible comments degrading women.
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Robert Eglet told FOX5 Las Vegas its legal filings are the most "reprehensible" thing he has seen in his decades-long career.
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Like them, he insists he is committed to the FBI's high standards, but his reprehensible conduct makes a mockery of his claims.
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" DA investigating Fritts' cases Charme Allen, the Knox County district attorney general, issued a statement calling Fritts' comments "personally offensive and reprehensible.
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While she maintains that what C.K. did was reprehensible, she also argues that he has changed as a result of the scandal.
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"This is reprehensible," U.S. Senator Bob Menendez, the top Democrat on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, said in a post on Twitter.
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Terms like: disqualifying, vacuous, lies, deeply offensive, harmful, toxic, corrosive, incendiary, grotesque, morally reprehensible, contrary, farfetched, unrealistic and counter to the Constitution.
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It is one thing for individuals to cheat to win an Olympic medal, but for a nation to do so is reprehensible.
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"Clean athletes' dreams are being destroyed because of the reprehensible behaviour of other athletes and officials," the ministry said in a statement.
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What occurred in Buck's sentencing hearing is shocking and cannot stand, because it renders the resulting sentence of death reprehensible and biased.
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" Another shorter form letter opposing the rule was submitted 8,151 times and reads: "The SEC's attempt to crush shareholder oversight is reprehensible.
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While her actions were reprehensible for an educator, in the grand scheme of things, nobody is ever actually prosecuted for such trifles.
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"' "The University's response in no way changes Baylor's position that any assault involving members of our campus community is reprehensible and inexcusable.
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Ricketts said Trump's comments on the tape were "not only reprehensible and offensive," but also "dangerous," according to the Omaha World-Herald.
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"The incident that took place at Tucker's home last night was reprehensible," they wrote in a joint statement sent to The Hill.
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"The incident that took place at Tucker's home last night was reprehensible," they wrote in a joint statement sent to The Hill.
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Suggestions that black protesters who kneel during the anthem are un-American or should lose their jobs is politically and morally reprehensible.
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President Obama, while saying that the big banks did some reprehensible things, he suggested that most of their actions were not illegal.
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"NBC issued a statement about the allegations, saying: "Matt Lauer's conduct was appalling, horrific, and reprehensible, as we said at the time.
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"Trump -- when he was a candidate, of course -- made really extraordinary and reprehensible comments targeted directly at our client," Fidell said Friday.
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"A system that keeps people locked up because of poverty is morally reprehensible," wrote Jenkins, Anquan Boldin, Doug Baldwin and Eric Reid.
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"[It was] demeaning, disrespectful, almost reprehensible behavior for a professional environment," added Pinkett, who is now chairman and CEO of BCT Partners.
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"They have not been handled in a manner that reflects this state's aggressive opposition to such odious, reckless, reprehensible behavior," Cuomo said.
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Company executives express shock at the revelations and assert that they never directed the staff to act in such a reprehensible way.
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The conduct of Alexander and his colleagues was reprehensible, and had it not been widely reported, it might have gone completely unchecked.
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"The idea that bigotry trumps decency is really reprehensible," said Sharon Bishop-Baldwin, vice president of Oklahomans for Equality's board of directors.
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"Clean athletes' dreams are being destroyed because of the reprehensible behavior of other athletes and officials," the ministry said in a statement.
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Under the circumstances, if Cohen's claim is corroborated -- a big "if" -- this may be a reprehensible lie, but it's not necessarily criminal.
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"Carl's comments are absolutely reprehensible, and they serve no place in our public discourse," Jessica Ditto, a spokeswoman for Mr. Trump, said.
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"Capitalizing on this crisis to reap illicit profits or otherwise preying on Americans is reprehensible and will not be tolerated," Rosen wrote.
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Beckoff, widowed after a decades-long marriage, finds this reprehensible, because deep down, she still sees her son's sexuality as a sin.
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In addition, the investments within these endowments are often morally reprehensible and at odds with the values these schools should be cultivating.
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Denise Morrison, Campbell Soup Racism and murder are unequivocally reprehensible and are not morally equivalent to anything else that happened in Charlottesville.
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This abominable crime by a Russian republic and its reprehensible cover-up warrant a strong response from Moscow and the international community.
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These tactics are unlikely to stop Mr. McConnell, but at the very least they have shone a spotlight on his reprehensible tactics.
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"I thought maybe I might just call attention to how reprehensible something of this kind is," President Reagan said at the time.
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Absent the crossing of state lines into a two party consent jurisdiction, her actions were certainly reckless and reprehensible but probably legal.
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" He said he later found out she was "in fact responsible for multiple reprehensible posts, enough to represent a more widespread pattern.
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"Matt Lauer's conduct was appalling, horrific and reprehensible, as we said at the time," NBC News told BuzzFeed News in a statement.
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" The editorial board called the pardon "morally reprehensible" and said it was "in line with Mr. Trump's broader attitude toward law enforcement.
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"The effect of this policy on children is particularly reprehensible and will undoubtedly leave lasting trauma for years to come," she wrote.
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The series of online attacks was particularly reprehensible, it said in a statement, because it took place during National Epilepsy Awareness Month.
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And then, when the comparison was made to those that were [counter]protesting, I found it reprehensible — I couldn't remain silent anymore.
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" The Trump team responded with a statement saying the remarks were "absolutely reprehensible, and they serve no place in our public discourse.
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"This is reprehensible — and could only have come from someone with intentions to fuel hatred and seek publicity," Burgan said in statement.
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The White House condemned the attack as "heinous" and "reprehensible" and blamed the Obama administration for failing to be tougher on Assad.
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Obama's election and reelection were only small forays into addressing our profoundly reprehensible history — forays from which we have now fully retreated.
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Even if they do, it is morally reprehensible to forcibly separate children from parents under any circumstances — deterrence cannot justify such cruelty.
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Judged by the standards of common decency, the Clinton policy was far more reprehensible than anything the Trump administration has done regarding immigration.
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Starbucks CEO Kevin Johnson said the arrest of two black men at a Starbucks location was "reprehensible," and he will take the blame.
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Clients are now distancing themselves following its expulsion from the Public Relations and Communications Association (PRCA) for work the body described as "reprehensible".
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"Based on the evidence provided, 'reprehensible' is much too kind a word to describe the actions of the Monsanto employees," the juror wrote.
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" Jeb Bush: "As the grandfather of two precious girls, I find that no apology can excuse away Donald Trump's reprehensible comments degrading women.
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" The company also took a shot at MTV saying it was "reprehensible that she would lose her job because of a webcam performance.
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"Today's chemical attack in Syria against innocent people, including women and children, is reprehensible and cannot be ignored," he said in a statement.
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"The conduct in this case went beyond rash, went beyond dangerous, went beyond reprehensible," Justice Wiley said in State Supreme Court in Manhattan.
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"This idea of humiliating and trying to embarrass qualified men and women who just wish to serve this nation is reprehensible," Conway said.
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Trump supporters have attacked Vindman, a Ukraine-born American citizen, which is "reprehensible," according to a former Army general under whom Vindman served.
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Was it a feminist signal, using a throwback style, to women upset by her husband's reprehensible riff on the bus with Billy Bush?
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If showing up a prepared, confident woman is "nasty" in the eyes of such a reprehensible man, then I'm proud to be nasty.
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"This case is reprehensible — the perpetrator is a public official, someone who the community entrusted to protect them," Shapiro said in a statement.
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"The actions of this defendant are so horrendous and so reprehensible that it shocks one's conscience," Jane Grinberg, an assistant district attorney, said.
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Joan Jett, Lita Ford, Cherie Currie, Sandy West, and Jackie Fox—The Runaways—are legendary, but so are reports of Fowley's reprehensible behavior.
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On Thursday, President Trump called Ms. Schaaf's actions a "disgrace," but it is ICE's maltreatment of Latino and Muslim immigrants that is reprehensible.
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" Some on stage were members of the legislative black caucus, which called the yearbook photo "disgusting, reprehensible, and offensive" and "a complete betrayal.
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Many figures in the arts were people who committed terrible deeds or held reprehensible views, and yet came to be admired, even revered.
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"Separating immigrant parents and children as a supposed deterrent to immigration is a cruel and reprehensible policy," Bishop Daniel Flores of Brownsville, Tex.
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But as a loyal and patriotic American, I am dismayed by what he is doing to the country and find his behavior reprehensible.
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"This conduct displayed toward Alex Bozarjian during her live coverage of Saturday's Savannah Bridge Run was reprehensible and completely unacceptable," the statement said.
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"There can be no doubt that the conduct allegedly engaged in by Simonton's co-workers is morally reprehensible," the court wrote in 2000.
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Ms. Adler said the most difficult First Amendment cases often involve speech or expression that a large portion of the public finds reprehensible.
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Others, however, went that extra step into reprehensible actions that make the kid from Problem Child look like one of the Von Trapps.
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SPICER: So these disgusting and reprehensible tactics by so-called journalist and people on the left getting excused and washed away every single time.
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"It would be morally reprehensible to intentionally underreport the true death toll to portray relief efforts as more successful than they are," wrote Rep.
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Sympathy doesn't just make for more finely shaded characters — it combats the toxic real-world stigma that's come from reprehensible depictions of mental illness.
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"This language coming from anyone is totally unacceptable, but coming from a medical doctor and a Georgia State Representative it is reprehensible," Ellis said.
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"Let me be very clear – last night's violence against our law enforcement community is reprehensible and has no place in our state," Florida Gov.
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But the militant group rejected the allegation, calling the attack "reprehensible", and accusing India of trying to sabotage the freedom struggle of the Kashmiris.
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That measure would have officially denounced "Donald Trump's reprehensible proposal to impose a religious test on admission into the United States," Mr. Reid said.
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Nonetheless, it should be made clear to the Polish government that its retreat from the fundamental values of liberal democracy is reprehensible and foolish.
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And as Willie T. Soke, the alcoholic anti-hero in Ghost World director Terry Zwigoff's Bad Santa, he's as downright reprehensible as it gets.
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A tape released on Friday from more than 10 years ago showed Trump describing in reprehensible terms the aggressive advances he made on women.
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"Paying for a massive tax cut for the wealthy with cuts to health care for the most vulnerable Americans is morally reprehensible," he says.
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It is reprehensible that this administration would advocate policies that too often force victims of domestic violence back under the power of their abusers.
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"Today's chemical attack in Syria against innocent people including women and children is reprehensible and cannot be ignored by the civilized world," Spicer said.
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For every time it shows you something you might genuinely want to see, it brings you something random at best and reprehensible at worst.
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I am devastated to admit to myself, to my colleagues, and to this industry that I too, have been exposed to this reprehensible behavior.
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"The University's response in no way changes Baylor's position that any assault involving members of our campus community is reprehensible and inexcusable," it said.
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"It's the feeling you have that your habit of flying is a morally reprehensible act from an environmental point of view," he told Mashable.
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" Espy, who is vying to become the state's first black senator since Reconstruction, ripped Hyde-Smith for the comment, calling it "reprehensible" and "hurtful.
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" Gillibrand's statement was especially odd, given that DeVos opened her discussion of campus matters by deeming acts of sexual misconduct "reprehensible, disgusting, and unacceptable.
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That's not to say we don't know that memes or moments of internet celebrity can quickly become morally reprehensible, something to stay away from.
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To repair this issue, we need to address the root cause and not oversimplify it as the reprehensible actions of a few "villainous" celebrities.
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Period," and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi tweeted that it was "reprehensible to treat children as bargaining chips," and that "Dreamers are not negotiable.
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What they are doing to a decorated, smart military leader is completely reprehensible especially at a time our country needs McMaster more than ever.
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To show the world that the United States finds the abuse of power and violence against peaceful protest not only unacceptable, but morally reprehensible.
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Defaulting on our children's academic futures would be as reprehensible as the politically-motivated efforts to dwarf their representation in the 2020 decennial census.
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"It's reprehensible that Cardinal Dolan allowed this priest to minister for years to sexually vulnerable minors," said Anne Barrett Doyle, co-director of BishopAccountability.
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The Catholic tradition of my youth can be reprehensible, blind, maddening, even criminal, and it also can be rich, complex, beautiful and justice-oriented.
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As such, I have always struggled to understand why some people are desperately clinging to a past that appears, to me, so clearly reprehensible.
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"President Trump's campaign of witness intimidation is reprehensible, debases the presidency and was part of his effort to obstruct the impeachment inquiry," said Rep.
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At the time, Connecticut Senate Republican Leader Len Fasano had said Hyde needed to end his candidacy over his "offensive" and "morally reprehensible" comments.
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"His attempt to use Congresswoman Tammy Duckworth's race as a means to undermine her family's American heritage and patriotism is beyond reprehensible," Griffin added.
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"Let me be very clear — last night's violence against our law enforcement community is reprehensible and has no place in our state," Scott said.
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The Arpaio pardon is not only morally reprehensible on its own, it is also in line with Mr. Trump's broader attitude toward law enforcement.
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In the midst of a fairly civil meal, a debate about the morally reprehensible ATN ("the big white supremacist in the room") breaks out.
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"The President's comments today constitute reprehensible witness intimidation and an attempt to obstruct Congress' impeachment inquiry," they wrote in a joint letter on Thursday.
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" But as the ghostwriter he was "trying hard to find my way around" behavior that he considered "if not reprehensible, at least morally questionable.
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"I find it absolutely reprehensible and offensive that there are people walking around with swastikas on their arms in the United States," he said.
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Some intellectually dishonest folks will label this examination of Antifa's deplorable tactics as tacit condoning of the reprehensible racist ideologies all sane folks oppose.
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In short, it looks a lot like an unprovoked, unjustified, reprehensible assault on an observer — a journalist — merely because the protesters don't like him.
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Affleck had previously released a statement condemning Harvey Weinstein which implied that Affleck had no knowledge of Weinstein's reported reprehensible history of abuse and misconduct.
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The opposition Labour party said the move to leave an innocent child in a refugee camp, where infant mortality rates are high, was morally reprehensible.
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The reason hate crimes are so reprehensible is because they are used to intimidate entire groups as a way to police our behavior and expression.
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In a statement calling their the outcome of the incident "reprehensible and the action of the employees "not representative of our Starbucks mission and values.
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The clarification comes after CBS News President Susan Zirinsky said the network "fully supports" King while vigorously condemning the "reprehensible" threats made against the anchor.
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Technically brilliant, as thematically reprehensible (dare I say... icky?) as always, but perhaps less forgivably so as we look at it with a modern eye.
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Can we agree that killing human beings is morally reprehensible and draw a circle of humanity that leaves out those who reject that basic notion?
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"I'm proud to sponsor this bipartisan legislation to protect kids from predatory gaming apps and hold bad actors accountable for their reprehensible practices," Blumenthal said.
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Technically brilliant, as thematically reprehensible (dare I say...icky?) as always, but perhaps less forgivably so as we look at it with a modern eye.
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"The foreign interference we saw is reprehensible and outrageous and opened a new battleground for our company, our industry and our society," the testimony says.
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Gawker has failed and continues to fail in recognizing their obligation to Bollea for their reprehensible behavior and method of doing what they call journalism.
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His defense of Trump's comments about Hispanics and Muslims is no doubt reprehensible, and has caused many people to label him as a hardcore racist.
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All that said, Jackson was also the architect of one of the most reprehensible actions ever undertaken by the U.S.: The 1830 Indian Removal Act.
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It recommends Gersh receive around $4 million as compensation for lost earnings and emotional distress, citing the "particularly egregious and reprehensible nature" of Anglin's actions.
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It's bad to be thin-skinned, and terrible to play the underdog, but playing it while you ignite a million-man bullying campaign is reprehensible.
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At the end of 2016, the Trump transition team called derisive comments Paladino made about then-President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama "reprehensible."
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"Acts like these are disgraceful at any time, but they're even more reprehensible in the aftermath of the hate-fueled violence in Charlottesville," Conley said.
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"The university's response in no way changes Baylor's position that any assault involving members of our campus community is reprehensible and inexcusable," the statement said.
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Maybe not the vision everyone wanted – maybe one that some people found annoying or unpleasant or even downright reprehensible – but a single distinctive vision nonetheless.
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Dorothy wants Edgar to get better for her, and at Jimmy's house, Edgar's personal demons make his friends' actions seem more impermissibly reprehensible than ever.
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The Trump administration's decision to forcibly separate more than 28500,6900 children from parents requesting asylum or illegally crossing the nation's southern border is morally reprehensible.
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It is morally reprehensible for Trump to stand in front of The Memorial Wall and complain that he isn't being treated fairly by the press.
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" Ralston called Spencer's actions and language "reprehensible" in a statement provided to CNN, and called for him to resign, saying: "Georgia is better than this.
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In our system of self-government, when someone finds other people's ideas and opinions disagreeable or even reprehensible, the solution is more speech, not less.
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" Later came a tweet from The Associated Press: "BREAKING: Family of man killed by Louisiana police rejects 'reprehensible acts of violence' against Dallas police officers.
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I do find it reprehensible that they are sincere about their intransigence and willfully stand by this very backward stance, but I don't hate them.
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If a person's thought was intimately linked to her surroundings, then destroying a person's surroundings could be as damaging and reprehensible as a bodily attack.
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There is a clear parallel between the NRA's reprehensible philosophy of insurrectionism and gunman's horrific act of violence — the only difference is the political affiliation.
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Whether that was the intended consequence, their willingness to condemn more people in the community to potential HIV infection to score political points is reprehensible.
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But if it's true then it's a pretty hilarious shout-out to a guy that a lot of people find more reprehensible than even Negan.
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His reprehensible and likely criminal alleged behavior has only become widely known in the past few weeks — nearly a year after the 2016 presidential election.
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During the debate, when the issue of the leaked audio was raised, he was presented with another opportunity to sincerely apologize for his reprehensible comments.
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"The management of the tournament has decided to revoke Maxime Hamou's accreditation following his reprehensible behavior with a journalist yesterday," the FFT said in statement.
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"For the Prime Minister to use the storm as an opportunity to slowdown the uptake of renewables is reprehensible," Greens politician Adam Bandt told Reuters.
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In politics, once a new strategy or tactic has proved a winner, no matter how reprehensible, it's next to impossible to return to the past.
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"During this difficult time, protecting our communities from these reprehensible fraud schemes will remain one of the FBI's highest priorities," said special agent Christopher Combs.
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"It would be morally reprehensible to intentionally underreport the true death toll to portray relief efforts as more successful than they are," the letter stated.
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"What happened in the way that incident escalated, and the outcome, was nothing but reprehensible," Johnson said in a video message after the April incident.
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" As a military veteran himself, Mr. Payne added, "Those reprehensible comments do not reflect how I feel or how this network feels about Senator McCain.
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It is reprehensible that the government official responsible for protecting American citizens from pollution is shutting out groups working on behalf of the public interest.
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I immediately condemned the attacks on the Parkland students & made it clear those statements were reprehensible; I also returned any money raised by that contributor.
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"First, he said the acts were reprehensible," Mr. Shapiro, a Democrat who was elected to the post in November, said while recounting Mr. Trump's response.
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No one questions whether Soleimani deserved his fate or whether he had American blood on his hands — he did, and he was a reprehensible terrorist.
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Ahmed Hussen, Canada's immigration minister, who himself came to Canada as a refugee from Somalia, called her statement as reprehensible as the stick-wielding husband.
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The death of a suspect in custody is a violation of the Geneva Convention, and was all the more reprehensible because of Salahuddin's mental illness.
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However, I am reluctant to recommend her because I would feel responsible if she can't control spouting her strong and (in many cases) reprehensible opinions.
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Even more reprehensible, is that the administration is now using the Parkland massacre as an excuse to roll back civil rights protections for these students.
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Bevin's comments last night saying teachers rallying in Frankfort led to children being sexually abused are morally reprehensible and must be condemned by all Kentuckians.
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Doug Jones's victory in Alabama was not only a repudiation of reprehensible behavior, it was an encouraging harbinger for programs that working Americans depend on.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump's decision not to hold North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un responsible for Otto Warmbier's death was "reprehensible," former Republican Sen.
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"It is reprehensible that some choose to glorify such acts, which undermine the possibility of a peaceful future for both Palestinians and Israelis," he said.
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They find the first of these tactics reprehensible, but many have an impulse to counter the president with their own, more robust brand of populism.
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Bevin's comments last night saying teachers rallying in Frankfort led to children being sexually abused are morally reprehensible and must be condemned by all Kentuckians.
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Rape jokes are associated with terrible bro comics who aim to be edgy but instead land in the reprehensible muck of knee-jerk shock comedy.
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Paul made it a whole two days before doing something else reprehensible, and now the video platform has temporarily cut off all advertising to his channel.
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Denise Morrison, Campbell Soup (CPB, -0.26%): The reprehensible scenes of bigotry and hatred on display in Charlottesville over the weekend have no place in our society.
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We will not allow these reprehensible acts to go unanswered, and we will ensure that the President and his Administration are held accountable for their misdeeds.
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Calling out things that are problematic and confronting things that are reprehensible with deliberation and nuance is an important part of what defines us as humans.
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Catering to the interests of the super-rich, practices that would be deemed reprehensible in other areas of society, continue under the guise of VIP culture.
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She has been doing some stuff that puts her site in danger, and puts herself in danger of what's happening in the Philippines, which is reprehensible.
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And yet when the country is being run by reprehensible people, the answer for journalists can't be to simply ignore them or refuse to interview them.
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Paul Ryan who simply are convinced a Democrat should never be allowed in the White House, even if the alternative is someone they find personally reprehensible.
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I don't put it past him to actually deport people to make a political point, which would be reprehensible, but I wouldn't put it past him.
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"Carter's behavior was horrible, morally reprehensible, but I'm not sure that equates with legal responsibility," said Daniel Medwed, professor of law at Northeastern University in Boston.
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"The actions of these individuals are reprehensible and represent a breach of the public trust," said Steven Rhodes, the judge appointed to run DPS last month.
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" Even Trump's transition team distanced itself from Paladino after the remarks were made public: It released a statement blasting Paladino's comments, which it called "absolutely reprehensible.
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"The continued use of siege and starvation as a weapon of war is reprehensible," U.N. under secretary-general Stephen O'Brien told the 15-nation Security Council.
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Some have argued that failing to directly address the offense behavior is morally reprehensible, disrupts the healing environment for the other patients and must be expelled.
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"If true, it is reprehensible, and we will have zero tolerance for that type of behavior in this welcoming district," the league said in a statement.
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"As the grandfather of two precious girls, I find that no apology can excuse away Donald Trump's reprehensible comments degrading women," Jeb Bush said on Twitter.
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This is about giving people — including some of the most reprehensible people in history — the biggest platform in history to reach a third of the planet.
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Japan is among the most accepting of homosexuality in Asia – only 31 percent of people found it morally reprehensible, according to the 2013 Pew Research study.
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Theater Review Despite the formidable presence of John Malkovich, David Mamet's new play is as reprehensible as the predatory film tycoon at the center of it.
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Most said that the men should be punished for their misdeeds, but agreed that their artwork could still be appreciated in spite of the reprehensible actions.
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" While the statement did not say who was behind the attacks, it said that "this lack of respect for civilian life and civilian property is reprehensible.
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Both administrations defended their president's reprehensible behavior and lies out of loyalty to their parties, irrespective of the consequences it could have on our civic culture.
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And it's rough that we're still at a point where Harley can't be a character who can be as deranged, messy, and reprehensible as her boyfriend.
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"This outcome is vindication for the many courageous women victimized by GirlsDoPorn — a fraudulent and reprehensible enterprise that thrived on manipulating inexperienced young women," Chapin said.
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This outing is immediately derailed by a New York magazine exposé on the illegal and reprehensible activity happening over in the cruise department of Waystar Royco.
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The actions of those Turkish security officials and their supporters were a reprehensible attack on a core American value: the right to assemble and protest peacefully.
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The media have seemingly bought the fiction that although Trump's $2023 million tax deduction in 1995 may be morally reprehensible and hypocritical, it was perfectly legal.
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Members "underlined the need to hold perpetrators, organizers, financiers and sponsors of these reprehensible acts of terrorism accountable and bring them to justice," the statement said.
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"Unfortunately, there is no reason to believe that we can negotiate in good faith with a person who holds such vile and reprehensible beliefs," Richmond added.
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More generally, Trump's mercantilist instincts could still presage trouble on the trade front and his views on immigration, a border wall and foreign aid are reprehensible.
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How do you navigate the tricky balance of creating powerful, empathetic characters we can root for while also knowing that they're doing a morally reprehensible thing?
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But imposing corporate censorship to deny that same right to those veterans who have secured it for us all is reprehensible and totally beyond the pale.
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"AIPAC has a longstanding policy not to meet with members of this racist and reprehensible party," the lobbying group said, echoing comments tweeted by the AJC.
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The White House said the ad, which first aired Wednesday, was "reprehensible"—which it is—and called on House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi to denounce it.
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"In response to the reprehensible remarks made by Papa John's founder and owner, the New York Yankees are suspending their relationship with the company," the tweet said.
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To ignore the role design and designers could play in instituting and perpetuating the inequality inherent in the racist patriarchy Trump's ideology embodies is irresponsible and reprehensible.
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"This is reprehensible — and could only have come from someone with intentions to fuel hatred and seek publicity," Gillum campaign spokesman Geoff Burgan said in a statement.
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University of Hartford President Greg Woodward said in a statement Wednesday that Brochu&aposs conduct was "reprehensible" and she is no longer a student at the school.
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" Crooks hopes that "we will hold Mr. Trump to the same standard as Harvey Weinstein and the other men who were held accountable for their reprehensible behavior.
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In other words, the version of Sharia implemented by right-wing extremists in ISIS and Saudi Arabia is reprehensible but is not the sole definition of Sharia.
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"Today's chemical attack in Syria against innocent people, including women and children, is reprehensible and cannot be ignored by the civilized world," Trump said in a statement.
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It's reprehensible and it was appropriately denounced by the campaign," Sean Spicer, the RNC's chief strategist and communications director, told CNN's Erin Burnett on "Erin Burnett OutFront.
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" Holder went on to slam Trump, saying the administration has "tried to use race as a wedge issue to divide the American people" and called it "reprehensible.
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These uniforms might have been a more accurate rendering of the uniform than the skimpy Halloween costume, but their application was just as reprehensible to Internet onlookers.
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But now it's come to light that the same contestant has also tweeted a reprehensible string of tweets racist and bigoted tweets as seen on Huffington Post.
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"Today's chemical attack in Syria against innocent people, including women and children, is reprehensible and cannot be ignored by the civilized world," he said in a statement.
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To hear the graphic and completely reprehensible details of the alleged abuse Jane Doe and Jane Roe (two former students at Keough) endured, made my skin crawl.
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" The White House on Tuesday also condemned the chemical attack, with President Trump calling it "reprehensible" and stating that it "cannot be ignored by the civilized world.
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As our society becomes more transient and diverse, it'll take a coordinated effort to end this reprehensible, subjugating atrocity in the United States and around the world.
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While "students have First Amendment rights," the American Civil Liberties Union of Wisconsin criticized the "shocking and reprehensible" way these students appear to have exercised those rights.
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Literally, this horrible, horrible, terrible shooting, reprehensible shooting, of a congressman and others, and he was great, and then the next day, he's back to his crazy.
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His list of "fixes" are almost dazzlingly reprehensible—from manipulating Judy Garland's worsening drug addiction and talking stars into terminating pregnancies, to pinning crimes on innocent parties.
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"The actions of the U.S. Customs and Border Protection were arbitrary and completely reprehensible," the advocacy group Act on a Dream said in a petition supporting Ajjawi.
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If a police action is reprehensible, but also legal, then it is the fault of the breadth of discretionary behavior more than the police as an institution.
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The National Council of Canadian Muslims also called the attacks "reprehensible" and urged authorities to investigate the motivation at its root, and examine the perpetrator's mental state.
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"We are still processing what we have seen about the governor but unequivocally say that what has been revealed is disgusting, reprehensible, and offensive," the caucus said.
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In a statement posted online Tuesday, Mr. Woodward called Ms. Brochu's behavior "reprehensible" and said that he was confident that the university had pursued the matter seriously.
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His Kaiser is full of mischief and vanity, in many ways a reprehensible figure but nonetheless able to charm his way out of the contempt he deserves.
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On Wednesday, Spicer said the comments were "inexcusable and reprehensible" and all the more painful because they were made at a time sacred to Jews and Christians.
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"The incident that took place at Tucker's home last night was reprehensible," Fox News CEO Suzanne Scott and president Jay Wallace said in a statement on Thursday.
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By ensuring that everyone is as miserable as he is, he proves far more reprehensible than any of the people whose lives he has so callously ruined.
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"Jackson was a slave owner, and his Indian policy was reprehensible, but he definitely was a fighter for the people, against the moneyed interests," Mr. Greenberg said.
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"They have not been handled in a manner that reflects this state's aggressive opposition to such odious, reckless, reprehensible behavior," the governor said of the racist incidents.
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"The Confederate symbol displayed on the Mississippi state flag is reprehensible and does not reflect our values of inclusivity and equality," Mr. Murphy said in a statement.
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Shapiro later told journalists that Trump called the bomb threats and desecrations "reprehensible," but then seemed to indicate the threats might not be exactly what they seemed.
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I don't think there's any doubt, for example, that Harvey Weinstein's behavior was reprehensible in relation to a lot of women over a long period of time.
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Per the BBC:"Writing what is effectively a free tourism advert for [Myanmar] at this time is reprehensible," one Twitter user wrote in response to Mr Dorsey's tweets.
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"Larry Nassar's reprehensible crimes are on full display and while some justice has finally been served, there are a great deal of questions that still remain," Ernst said.
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"Today's chemical attack in Syria against innocent people, including women and children, is reprehensible and cannot be ignored by the civilized world," said President Trump in a statement.
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"We would be remiss if we failed to focus on what we believe to be morally reprehensible conduct on the part of ExxonMobil," it said in a statement.
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"As a mother and grandmother, I find this footage of Planned Parenthood's role in the harvesting of the organs of unborn babies morally reprehensible and vile," GOP Sen.
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The football establishment in this country often castigate divers with an anger never shown for bone-breaking tackles (only spitting – dirty, reprehensible spitting – is considered to be worse).
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In his deposition, Zakarian said that it became nearly impossible to envision a future for the Washington restaurant after the Republican presidential nominee's "morally reprehensible" comments about immigration.
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"Today's chemical attack in Syria against innocent people, including women and children, is reprehensible and cannot be ignored by the civilized world," the president said in a statement.
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While it is critical that we work towards the goal of Senator Cory Booker's legislation, we must continue to denounce and resist President Trump for his reprehensible actions.
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" Virginia Legislative Black Caucus: "We are still processing what we have seen about the Governor but unequivocally say that what has been revealed is disgusting, reprehensible, and offensive.
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"This reprehensible act of violence is an example of why we need to change the way we treat habitual offenders in the city of Chicago," Superintendent Johnson said.
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The Republican Party appears to be eating its own tail, with millions of voters lining up for a candidate that many party leaders find morally and politically reprehensible.
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In theory, this seems like a reasonable balance between not wanting to remove artists from the platform entirely and not wanting the apperance of tacitly endorsing reprehensible behavior.
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In fact, as the AIDS crisis grew in the eighties, the church made a hard right turn, with reprehensible, inhumane stances on birth control which doomed untold lives.
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It works by introducing an idea that is reprehensible to the values of liberal democracy, framing it as an off-the-cuff remark or even as a joke.
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Religions and religious people have done and still do reprehensible things in our world, to women, to children, to some of the people I care most deeply about.
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"Any border security and immigration policy that results in mothers and children being gassed is not only cruel and morally reprehensible, but also an abject failure," said Rep.
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It would be both reprehensible and counterproductive if politicians exploit the tragic loss of homes and lives in wildfires to advance the economic interests of the logging industry.
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Regardless of the reason, it is reprehensible to see a national leader not modeling safe behavior and, even more so, for putting himself in the line of fire.
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The outrage transcended political party, forced President Trump to change course and represented an all-too-rare instance when his reprehensible actions earned a properly disgusted, widespread rebuke.
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Even though the Democrats spent all their time and energy during the campaign making sure every last American knew how dangerous and reprehensible Trump was, it wasn't enough.
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"The Confederate statues in the halls of Congress have always been reprehensible," Ms. Pelosi said, putting pressure on the House speaker, Paul D. Ryan of Wisconsin, to act.
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I think the ranters are reprehensible, but I don't want to see them locked up unless they're trying to goad their fellow passengers or shoppers to mob violence.
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"Darknet sites that profit from the sexual exploitation of children are among the most vile and reprehensible forms of criminal behavior," said Brian A. Benczkowski, assistant attorney general.
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He said that while the men's actions were "reprehensible," the officers deserved to be commended for avoiding a needless confrontation that could have easily spiraled out of control.
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Threading the needle of not hating myself or my disability but finding the source of my disability utterly reprehensible has been a difficult one, but I've found it.
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Washington (CNN)House Democrats have warned President Donald Trump to stop his "reprehensible witness intimidation" aimed at the whistleblower whose complaint document has triggered the escalating Ukraine scandal.
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Her reprehensible actions should disqualify her from having the privilege of serving the American people in government ever again, but apparently this president believes they merit a promotion.
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In addition to the brave testimonies from women who have had disturbing interactions with Weinstein, a growing number of A-listers are condemning his, and other men's, reprehensible behavior.
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Donald Trump has made countless racist, misogynistic and downright reprehensible remarks throughout the course of his life, but perhaps Donald Trump is the one who has truly been bullied.
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But Jones won the GOP primary, and now party officials, including ones who called Jones "morally reprehensible" and "a complete nutcase," are scrambling to launch a write-in campaign.
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Deputy Press Secretary Raj Shah told Fox News that the ad is "nothing short of reprehensible," while calling on House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi to denounce the "abhorrent" message.
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"The responsibility for the crimes committed on that tragic night in Las Vegas (rests) with the criminal who committed the violent and reprehensible acts," Keane said in a statement.
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"I do think that it's undeniable — and it's reprehensible, it's awful — Trump has given the people in this country permission to be ugly tempered, to be mean," he said.
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Not only is it reprehensible on its face, but it feeds a narrative of spite and ignorance that works counter to the very goals the threat-maker evidently espouses.
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As reprehensible as all this is, the Hindu zealots who staff Mr Modi's electoral machine complain that he has not done enough to advance the Hindu cause (see article).
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The most jarring feature of the government's argument comes near the end of its brief when it advances a novel theory of government "complicity" in acts it finds reprehensible.
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Following the incident, Starbucks CEO Kevin Johnson appeared on Good Morning America, calling the the incident "completely inappropriate" and "reprehensible," and offered a personal apology to Robinson and Nelson.
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As reprehensible as some of their actions are, Coker has managed to make Cornell and Mariah every bit as complex, contradictory and compelling as the man standing opposite them.
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Let&aposs be clear: None of this excuses the Trump campaign&aposs reprehensible behavior in accepting a meeting with Russians claiming to be government agents offering dirt on Clinton.
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The platform has begun shifting away from being a social network for niche, sometimes morally reprehensible, low-production-value videos to a digital television studio for the influencer age.
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"In response to the reprehensible remarks made by Papa John's founder and owner, the New York Yankees are suspending their relationship with the company," it said in a tweet.
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Musk turned his attention to autonomy, saying it would be "morally reprehensible to delay" the technology and disable Autopilot, even in the face of recent crashes involving the system.
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Elise StefanikElise Marie StefanikMeadows slams ex-Bush aide's 'reprehensible' remark about GOP congresswoman GOP motions to subpoena whistleblower Live coverage: House holds first public impeachment hearing MORE (R-N.Y.).
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" An hour after the interview, Mr. Khosrowshahi called Axios to backtrack and later issued a statement saying Mr. Khashoggi's murder was "reprehensible and should not be forgotten or excused.
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"But I hope he's not thinking about going there, because, again, I think what Trump has done to go in the gutter is reprehensible," the Clinton campaign chairman added.
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They must be held accountable; after all, it is because of the reprehensible actions of such people that I am in this predicament, fighting for my right to compete.
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The notion that legislators and parties that have lost the consent of the governed would try to pass legislation in lame-duck sessions was deemed reprehensible by most everyone.
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" After "Roseanne's" cancellation, executive producer Tom Werner said in a statement, "I support ABC's decision to cancel the show in the wake of Roseanne Barr's most recent reprehensible tweets.
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It was grossly inappropriate and reprehensible for Trump to use language about cultural unity in Europe being destroyed by immigrants that dovetailed with racist appeals from far-right parties.
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Democratic Senator Richard Blumenthal said Uber's management of the hack was "morally wrong and legally reprehensible," and that the company appeared to violate state rules for data breach disclosure.
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"This case is especially reprehensible to me because in Brooklyn we have a robust Conviction Review Unit that takes wrongful conviction claims seriously," Mr. Gonzalez said in a statement.
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At one point, Republicans were willing to tolerate Mr. Trump's brutish tactics and reprehensible character as the price of party loyalty; today many of them seem to relish it.
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What can be said with certainty about the explosions that rocked two oil tankers in the Gulf of Oman on Thursday is that attacks on civilian targets are reprehensible.
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Jump to his latest, "Wonder Wheel," which is about a desperate, morally reprehensible middle-aged woman whose lover, an Allen surrogate, ditches her for her bodacious, much younger stepdaughter.
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"The handling by the police of this peaceful protest was reprehensible," said Jordan Lauterbach, 31, a bartender who drove from Flagstaff to join in the demonstrations against Mr. Trump.
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"Those in the highest levels of the government must stop invoking fear, using racist language and encouraging reprehensible behavior," Cummings said in a speech at the National Press Club.
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"The situation was reprehensible," Schultz said in an open letter, which also ran as a full-page ad in the New York Times, USA Today and two Philadelphia papers.
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The women of the Congressional Black Caucus on Sunday called on White House chief of staff John KellyJohn Francis KellyMORE to apologize for his "reprehensible" remarks about Florida Rep.
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"The conduct displayed toward Alex Bozarjian during her live coverage of Saturday's Savannah Bridge Run was reprehensible and completely unacceptable," the television station said in a statement Friday evening.
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"Convulsing Brazilian society with lies, with reprehensible practices violates constitutional rights and as well as the rights of citizens," said Rousseff, who called the recording illegal and anti-democratic.
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Judge Burroughs called the conduct of the pharmaceutical company and the defendants "reprehensible," saying they tried to "financially incentivize" doctors to prescribe Subsys without regard for their patients' health.
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For them to not show up and answer these critically important questions at this critically important time is just disgusting and reprehensible," Calacanis said Wednesday on CNBC's "Halftime Report.
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But the repulsive Skittles tweet shot out yesterday by Donald Trump Jr. is a new low in a race that has, from the beginning, been mired in reprehensible discourse.
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" — Alexandra Taylor, 36, Honolulu, Hawaii, high school English teacher "The teacher's actions are reprehensible, but we shouldn't be shocked to observe such anger and stress in the modern elementary classroom.
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RNC official calls Trump remarks 'inexcusable,' 'reprehensible' Multiple sources told CNN that Trump was asked not to come by Ryan, and one source said the message was delivered via intermediaries.
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There are plenty of reasons this argument is reprehensible, but Untouchable, as a film, has one of the most powerful reasons of all: the testimony of women targeted by Weinstein.
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Ramirez-Rosa calls Kanye's recent public support of Trump "reprehensible" ... and blasts him for supporting a Prez who he feels has brought a lot of harm upon people of color.
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She says she could not stand for election in a party run by Jeremy Corbyn, a "morally reprehensible" leader she has accused of standing by while such sentiment took root.
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Tucker Carlson There was a minor uprising among Fox talent this week to protest Fox News' coverage of family separations at the border, which has been reprehensible, even for them.
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In a letter to Mr. Parlatore, Admiral Bolivar said that she found Special Operator Gallagher's behavior after his trial reprehensible, and that she had no intention of reducing his sentence.
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In response, state Republican Party Chairman Blaise Ingoglia called the lawsuit a "reprehensible" effort to give residents in Democratic areas hundreds of miles from the storm extra time to register.
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Thornberry is correct that the military's devaluing of its own wartime fund is reprehensible, an affront to our service members who really do need a flexible account of their own.
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" "He's still repeating the same reprehensible lies about what happened in Sandy (and) called on Congress Wednesday morning to work fast on a bill to aid Texas after Hurricane Harvey.
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After weeks gestating in locked rooms, the Senate's health care bill was finally made public on Thursday—and it's just as reprehensible as it has long been expected to be.
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During the journey, some 4,000 to 8,000 died of disease and exposure along what became known as the Trail of Tears, one of the most reprehensible episodes in our history.
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It is reprehensible that the land this administration has chosen to bulldoze and destroy for a wall is where many of our region's most spectacular creatures and dynamic communities thrive.
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" Hyde-Smith joked about going "front row" to a "public hanging" in a video posted to Twitter earlier this month, prompting her African-American opponent to call her comment "reprehensible.
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The 90-year-old's comments were labeled "reprehensible" by the Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory (CSHL) on New York's Long Island, where Watson had been the director from 1968 to 1993.
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The central issue of Sanders' campaign is about our rigged economy and it's reprehensible influence on politics; the points Sanders made after the Nevada primary are consistent with that effort.
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" In a statement posted to Twitter on Sunday, Espy, who would become the first black senator to represent Mississippi since the Reconstruction era if he wins, called the comments "reprehensible.
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" Santorum praised Trump's decision to leave Vietnam without taking a deal with Kim after North Korea demanded the lifting of sanctions, but decried the president's comments about Warmbier as "reprehensible.
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"While Muslims are busy praying during this holy month of Ramadan, Taliban keep committing reprehensible crimes by killing innocent people and spreading fear and terror," he said in a statement.
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However, justice will not be served if the allegations against the Circuit Attorney become the focus of the case, instead of the defendant's illegal and reprehensible conduct toward the victim.
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Schultz called the events at the Philadelphia store "reprehensible" in his letter, and said the closures were an opportunity for the company's employees to reflect on internal biases and racism.
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"Monsanto's conduct, while reprehensible, does not warrant a ratio of that magnitude, particularly in the absence of evidence showing intentional concealment of a known or obvious safety risk," Chhabria wrote.
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Although I find him reprehensible, Donald Trump has at least acted as if he cares about what happens to people in areas like Appalachia, the Midwest and the Deep South.
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Mr. Evans's character is charismatic and often funny, and the actor devoted much of his rehearsal time to exploring how a man who is well liked can shade into reprehensible.
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"There ought to be no question here that Uber's payment of this blackmail — without notifying consumers who were gravely at risk — was morally wrong and legally reprehensible," charged Democratic Sen.
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"The Democrat agenda of open borders is morally reprehensible," Mr. Trump said, accusing Democrats of the "ultimate act of moral cowardice" for failing to defend Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents.
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"Any normal administration would have sent Eric Blankenstein and his reprehensible, racist and sexist opinions packing a long time ago," Senator Robert Menendez of New Jersey said in a statement.
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Instead, I see Mr. Trump's reprehensible calculation to separate children from their parents and his callous indifference to 800,000 Dreamers, many of whom know no country but the United States.
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" Cummings responded in a speech early in August at the National Press Club, saying that high-level government officials should "stop invoking fear, using racist language and encouraging reprehensible behavior.
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Because he was a one-term president, and because, like his role model Harry Truman he considered profiting off the presidency reprehensible, he had to write to make a living.
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Johnson called the shooting "reprehensible" and those behind it "cowards" during a news conference Friday announcing historic lows in the number of homicides and shootings during October in the city.
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"First, he said the acts were reprehensible," said Attorney General Josh Shapiro of Pennsylvania, a Democrat who asked Mr. Trump about the episodes during a session at the White House.
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" On Friday evening, WSAV issued a statement about the arrest: "The conduct displayed toward Alex Bozarjian during her live coverage of Saturday's Savannah Bridge Run was reprehensible and completely unacceptable.
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In a "truly reprehensible, degrading stunt at his rally," Trump "used my name to simulate an orgasm," she said, describing it as "the straw that broke the camel&aposs back."
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Top Ryan political aide Kevin Seifert denounced Nehlen's "bigoted rhetoric and reprehensible statements" in a statement last week that made clear that Ryan would fight against a Nehlen primary victory.
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In court on Monday, his lawyer, Charles Clapp, told the court he had no explanation for his client's "senseless, tragic … reprehensible act" but said he is "truly remorseful," according to MLive.com.
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Now, in the wake of the scathing reports that have emerged from the New York Times and The New Yorker, MacFarlane is again speaking out to denounce Harvey Weinstein's reprehensible actions.
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His wife knows about everything her husband does in a day and doesn't seem bothered or concerned by his reprehensible actions or behavior, unless he's being rude during a dinner party.
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London (CNN)The UK's health secretary Matt Hancock said anti-vaccination campaigners were "morally reprehensible, deeply irresponsible" and had "blood on their hands," in an interview with The Times published Saturday.
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A spokeswoman for the mayor's office said that it was "reprehensible" for the union's chief Ed Mullins to make the remarks, which she said amounted to threatening violence against city officials.
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"While I find the message of this poster reprehensible, the current legal framework regarding free speech makes it difficult to prevent these messages from being disseminated," Berkman said in a statement.
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For all of his lies, toxic policies, and personally reprehensible behavior, Donald Trump had one idea right, at least in the words he used: the Washington, D.C. "swamp" is very real.
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Killing these officers is morally reprehensible and completely counterproductive to keeping us safe," he wrote, adding in another tweet, "Being against cops killing is not equal to being for killing cops.
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"Paying for a massive tax cut for the wealthy with cuts to health care for the most vulnerable Americans is morally reprehensible," writes Marc Thiessen, the former George W. Bush speechwriter.
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Inspired by the women of OTH, The Royals star Alexandra Park tweeted that she, too, had "been exposed to this reprehensible behavior" and called for the creation of safer working environments.
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The President's reprehensible tweets with respect to Joe and Mika indicate a frightening lack of judgment and a petty desire for revenge unhealthy in a man who controls the nuclear football.
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If we know something is fake — just a game, so to speak — we can act out without feeling any of the shame or guilt we'd typically associate with morally reprehensible activities.
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" Hyde-Smith also joked about going "front row" to a "public hanging" in a video posted to Twitter earlier this month, prompting her African-American opponent to call her comment "reprehensible.
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"As terrible a crime as rape is, it is equally reprehensible to be falsely accused of rape, and since Mr. Weinstein has denied these allegations, that's where we are," he added.
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He launched a reprehensible attack on the American-born judge overseeing the Trump University lawsuit, asserting that Judge Gonzalo Curiel could not do his job because he is of Mexican heritage.
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It is the result of a clear-eyed understanding that foreign relations are painted in shades of gray, that negotiating with reprehensible people and regimes is often the least bad option.
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"It is reprehensible that one man is standing between justice for the murder of 3,000 people and this legislation becoming law," said Kristen Breitweiser, whose husband was killed in the Sept.
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Was Samuel any more reprehensible than my black Haitian ancestors, who, in an often overlooked facet of colonial and plantation history, belonged to a caste of blacks who owned slaves themselves?
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I so wish that those who oppose the Democratic nominee and the G.O.P. nominee would express their opposition without reprehensible racial slurs, without totally false statements and without extremely meanspirited condemnations.
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Vindman described attacks on him and other witnesses as "reprehensible" and "cowardly," recognizing career officials for their courage in coming forward to raise concerns about the Trump administration's policies toward Ukraine.
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He also described attacks on him and other witnesses as "reprehensible" and "cowardly," recognizing career officials for their courage in coming forward to raise concerns about the administration's policies toward Ukraine.
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"We need to move forward," Mr. Kerry said, calling South Sudan's ethnically based conflict, which has killed tens of thousands in the past two and a half years, tragic and reprehensible.
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" The Verge cited similar concerns, while the Twitterati took aim – a Vox producer called the video "Reprehensible," while a New York Times reporter complained the "faked interview" was "not labeled satire.
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Of all the possible portrayals of his life and legacy, it is sad and reprehensible that the producers have chosen to present the distorted and bogus version created by Maureen Orth.
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"This is without a doubt one of the most grossly unprofessional, unethical and reprehensible data releases I have ever seen," writes Os Keyes, a social computing researcher*, in a blog post.
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The character is reprehensible well before he meets Yung Kim Li (Ioanna Kimbook), a Cambridge-educated Korean actress to whom he proffers stardom in return for a neck rub and more.
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Mr. Reed told investigators that his menacing posts were only meant to get attention and that he intended only "to hurt people's feelings," citing his First Amendment right to reprehensible speech.
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A catalyst of the 1989 culture wars, his "Piss Christ" enraged Republicans who described it as "morally reprehensible trash" and shredded an image of the work on the US Senate floor.
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"On behalf of the network, I think all of us here find that idea reprehensible here at Fox News Channel, just to be clear," a co-host, Clayton Morris, told viewers.
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What that means is that the legislature determined — on behalf of the citizens of Alabama — that sexual assault of children is so reprehensible that offenders never get a respite from prosecution.
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I never anticipated that I would send such a letter, but now, in the strongest terms, I must protest and declare reprehensible your publication's decision not to publish my nude photos.
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Botswana's government called Trump's comment "reprehensible and racist" and has reportedly summoned the U.S. ambassador to see if Trump had made the remark in reference to the country, the AP reported.
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In a sanctimonious 1994 essay in The New York Times, a critic wrote that the language and attitude of "Def Comedy Jam" was "reprehensible," barely mentioning the quality of the performers.
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Saying "he's crazy" as a stand-in for "I find those personality traits insufferable and those statements reprehensible" reinforces the link in the public's mind between mental illness and moral failing.
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And considering the major roles that Google, Facebook, and Twitter now play in the lives of millions of people, their already irresponsible reliance on error-prone algorithms borders on being socially reprehensible.
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In Moore's view, readers who don't see Rorschach's worldview as nihilistic and reprehensible are often like Rorschach himself: unable to see the problem with believing in such rigid, self-interested moral codes.
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For instance, when reports broke that Donald Trump allegedly called El Salvador, Haiti, and countries in Africa "shithole countries," Merriam-Webster followed up with a particularly scorching word of the day: reprehensible.
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In a statement released on Tuesday, the National Council of Canadian Muslims called the attacks "reprehensible" and urged authorities to investigate the motivation at its root, and examine the perpetrator's mental state.
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Don King thinks Donald Trump's banter with Billy Bush was disgusting and reprehensible, but he passionately believes it has nothing to do with fitness to hold the highest office in the land.
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Scum, which preceded the abolishment of borstals, youth detention centers in the United Kingdom, showed the morally reprehensible conditions facing delinquents to stiff-lipped, Jimmy Savile-adoring audiences of the Thatcher days.
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Runcie touted the program's ability to keep students from committing more offenses at school and said it was "reprehensible" that people have tried to use the shooting to go after the program.
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As a strong and vocal advocate for victims of sex trafficking and assault, I must be true to those survivors and myself and condemn the predatory and reprehensible comments of Donald Trump.
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"I thought that Bernie Sanders's comments were disgraceful and reprehensible, and I thought he was just over the top," said Eliot Engel, a Jewish congressman from the Bronx who supports Hillary Clinton.
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I'm not using "reprehensible" as a synonym for "conservative"; I'm talking about things that are frankly too offensive or too ignorant to be acceptable in polite company: That's hardly an exhaustive list.
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The pope, echoing the excoriation of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops – which called the president's decision "reprehensible" — argued that the removal of children from families hurt both children and parents.
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If we want to improve China's treatment of its ethnic minorities, which is reprehensible, to me, you could go it alone or you could try and build an international consensus around it.
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What confounds the issue further is the fact that when a high-profile official is seen engaging in morally reprehensible activities, we would expect the public's perceptions of their trustworthiness to plummet.
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Indeed, Mr. Graham's conduct is even more reprehensible because he once had a moral compass that told him right from wrong, while it is doubtful that our president was ever so equipped.
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The first aria she practiced was "Or sai chi l'onore," from "Don Giovanni," one of the few Mozart operas that she has never run to, because she finds the rape scene reprehensible.
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When a professional sports team, with the league's backing, is calling such reprehensible behavior "workplace misconduct" it's no surprise that Richardson was able to thrive for so many years in his profession.
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As a member of the House Select Committee on Benghazi, Pompeo had called her response to the 2012 attacks "morally reprehensible" and said that it was "worse, in some ways," than Watergate.
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"While nonetheless reprehensible, the grief and self blame that follows such conduct could be viewed as strong punishment that calls for a lesser criminal offense than murder," the court said in its ruling.
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Spahn's proposal comes just days after the UK's health secretary, Matt Hancock, said anti-vaccination campaigners were "morally reprehensible, deeply irresponsible" and had "blood on their hands," in an interview with The Times.
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Rorschach is the only hero who doesn't go along with the plan and threatens to reveal it all, and for that he's killed — a noble gesture from a guy who is otherwise reprehensible.
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As a candidate, Trump "made really extraordinary reprehensible comments targeted directly at our client," Fidell told reporters Friday, calling the situation "one of the most preposterous states of affairs" in American legal history.
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Following the incident, Starbucks CEO Kevin Johnson appeared on Good Morning America, calling the the incident "completely inappropriate" and "reprehensible," and offered a personal apology to the men, Rashon Nelson and Donte Robinson.
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This kind of behavior is reprehensible, not tolerated, nor reflective of the guiding principles of Pilot Flying J … No current team member of Pilot Flying J was present or participated in this incident.
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If you are still unconvinced about his reprehensible nature, let me just say that Lemoin is distracted during the heist itself by thoughts of how handsome he will look in the security footage.
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"I have to concur with the opinion that the large majority of these fires is not caused by any spontaneous ignition, but by ... illegal and reprehensible acts that we will fight against," Morawiecki.
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"Gawker has failed and continues to fail in recognizing their obligation to Bollea for their reprehensible behavior and method of doing what they call journalism," his attorney, David Houston, said in a statement.
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Tunahan Kuzu, one of the few MPs to oppose the bill, argue: "It is reprehensible to exclude these women and isolate them because of a subject anxiety among certain citizens," the Telegraph reported.
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That would make the world, to the left, comprehensible, instead of peopled by a whole bunch of voters whose consumer choices on the political marketplace appear not only incomprehensible, but, more importantly, reprehensible.
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Neither the NSC staff nor I have discussed or heard of any desire to "settle for a nuclear freeze by NK." This was a reprehensible attempt by someone to box in the President.
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"Once again, the United Nations shows its hypocrisy by calling out the United States while it ignores the reprehensible human rights records of several members of its own Human Rights Council," she said.
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Conservative commentator Allie Stuckey found out the hard way, when her satirical fake interview with liberal darling Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez was summarily condemned as a "reprehensible" act of deceit against an unwitting public.
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Last month, the State Department labeled China, Russia, Iran and North Korea as "morally reprehensible" governments it said violated human rights within their borders on a daily basis, making them "forces of instability".
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On the spectrum of drunken douchey behaviour, few acts are as reprehensible as taking it out on the hardworking men and women in hospitality whose job it is to treat said douchebags politely.
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Neither the NSC staff nor I have discussed or heard of any desire to "settle for a nuclear freeze by NK." This was a reprehensible attempt by someone to box in the President.
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" The Virginia Legislative Black Caucus initially declined to call for Northam's ouster on Friday, saying they were "still processing what we have seen about the Governor" but labeling it "disgusting, reprehensible and offensive.
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Responding to the Pennsylvania grand jury report, the Vatican issued a statement that called the abuses criminal and morally reprehensible and that sought to emphasize that the pope had the victims at heart.
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Johnson has apologized for the "reprehensible" arrests of the two men in Philadelphia on Thursday and took personal responsibility for the incident, which was captured in a customer video that was shared widely.
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" In their letter, the employees cited that line, saying, "Let's stay true to that message by taking a stand against the reprehensible practice of separating families, which denies them any home at all.
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Kaine's finest moments in the debate were when he listed Trump's most reprehensible campaign moments — but a lot of them were undermined by his overeagerness to jump into the role of attack dog.
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He and they are disgracing our country in ever more galling ways, with support from a fringe of white nationalists whose reprehensible ideology warrants all of the attention that it receives and more.
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Why would someone who believes that God will win in the end and that we are all accountable to him stoop to reprehensible political tactics and vilify his opponents instead of loving them?
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"We reluctantly tolerate content that we find reprehensible, but we draw the line at platforms that have demonstrated they directly inspire tragic events and are lawless by design," Cloudflare CEO Matthew Prince wrote.
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Shannon Watts, the founder of the gun-control group Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America, called open-carry "a dangerous and culturally reprehensible practice" and applauded the companies for taking action.
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"This outcome is vindication for the many courageous women victimized by GirlsDoPorn, a fraudulent and reprehensible enterprise that thrived on manipulating inexperienced young women," said Ed Chapin, lead trial counsel, following the ruling.
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I supremely believe that in spite of the intellectually dishonest policy arguments and morally reprehensible character attacks leveled at her, Clinton would have attempted to unite the country and bridge the ideological divide.
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"For the president of the United States to draw a false equivalency between those anti-semites, those neo-Nazis, and the very people who were peacefully protesting against bigotry, was reprehensible," Pesner said.
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"Today's chemical attack in Syria against innocent people, including women and children, is reprehensible and cannot be ignored by the civilized world," Mr. Trump said in the statement released by the White House.
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"Parties to the Chemical Weapons Convention deem the use of chemical weapons by anyone under any circumstances as reprehensible and wholly contrary to the legal norms established by the international community," the organization said.
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"Gaspard added that Facebook had settled on Soros as a "deliberate strategy to distract" from its own scandals, writing: "This is reprehensible, and an offense to the core values Open Society seeks to advance.
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We have watched as senior, visible people in the larger tech ecosystem excuse the reprehensible behavior of some individuals, and we have observed the pattern of passing around bad actors from company to company.
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" 'Reprehensible' is a word I've used as a teacher to describe the actions of Hitler, other political tyrants and the exploitation of children by pedophiles," wrote Ziegler, 56, a former eighth-grade science teacher.
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The purpose of punitive damages in civil cases is to punish defendants for particularly reprehensible conduct and to send a message to others that such conduct will not be tolerated in a civilized society.
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But, maybe he'll buy this -- the coffee giant's CEO, Kevin Johnson, went on "Good Morning America" Monday and said managers will undergo training on how to spot "unconscious bias" after calling the arrest reprehensible.
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He assumes, off the bat, that the audience for American Dharma either already agrees with Bannon (though this is probably not much of the audience for an Errol Morris documentary) or finds him reprehensible.
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From the beginning, Democrat Doug Jones has been such an exceptional candidate and GOP nominee Roy Moore has been such a reprehensible figure, that Jones always had a better-than-expected chance of winning.
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The U.S. Embassy in Khartoum denounced the use of live ammunition against demonstrators as "reprehensible" and said in a message on its Twitter account that military authorities should be held accountable for the deaths.
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His world is generally binary: He often returns to the you're-like-this, I'm-like-that song construction, in which women are flawless and men are reprehensible at the core, but not without hope.
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"Once again, the United Nations shows its hypocrisy by calling out the United States while it ignores the reprehensible human rights records of several members of its own Human Rights Council," Ms. Haley said.
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The lawsuit, filed in Los Angeles Superior Court, said HBO could owe more than $43 million in damages for what the estate called the network's "reprehensible disparagement" of the "Thriller" singer in the documentary.
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In that faux-daring apologia, the authors admitted the abundant weakness of McCarthy the man, and even called his actions "reprehensible," but argued fiercely for the cultural-therapeutic value of McCarthyism as a movement.
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Chicago Police Superintendent Eddie Johnson called the shooting "reprehensible" and those behind it "cowards" during a news conference Friday announcing historic lows in the number of homicides and shootings during October in the city.
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To admit you didn't like one of these movies as much as someone else, it seems, is to enter a minefield and risk having to be associated with people whose behavior you find reprehensible.
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You cannot continue to propel a so-called moderate Republican agenda by counting the votes of white nationalists and Nazis acting like you don't know the morally reprehensible place this support is coming from.
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"We are sanctioning members of Maduro's security forces in response to the reprehensible violence, tragic deaths, and unconscionable torching of food and medicine destined for sick and starving Venezuelans," U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said.
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I OWN A REFINERY, BUT THAT'S NOT A MAJOR POSITION FOR ME. BUT I WOULD TELL YOU THAT WHAT THE EPA HAS DONE IS REPREHENSIBLE IN THE WAY THEY HAVE POLICED WHAT THEY ARE DOING.
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" In a statement to PEOPLE, Cameron's attorney Bryan Freedman said the "mere concept that Blake Griffin would disregard his promises to the mother of his two children is not only legal actionable but morally reprehensible.
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"The fact that the White House press secretary is promoting this doctored video is reprehensible, and grounds for dismissal, or as they call it in the Trump administration: Thursday," said Colbert during his opening monologue.
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John Allen, vice president of the college, described Mr. Wright as a "former student" and said the college was "shocked and saddened" to learn of the "heinous and reprehensible" crimes he had been accused of.
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The show garnered modest ratings (for a niche pay cable network) but glowing criticism, because even though the characters are often reprehensible, they gave us a world to escape to and underdogs to root for.
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"We are sanctioning members of Maduro's security forces in response to the reprehensible violence, tragic deaths, and unconscionable torching of food and medicine destined for sick and starving Venezuelans," U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said.
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Saadia, 39, Toronto: As an immigrant whose family sought refuge in Canada from the political strife in Pakistan, people being refused safety solely on the grounds of their country of origin is racist and reprehensible.
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That we have done nothing to address the inadequate domestic intelligence functionality within our borders is reprehensible, and requires a sober and forthright national conversation about the deficiencies that have allowed deaths on American soil.
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But there's a moment — just a flash, and a twisted one — where you catch a glimpse of light for the story's most reprehensible character, who is not the serial killer but the racist, narcissistic grandmother.
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"The demonstration has gone far beyond the nature of a peaceful demonstration, it's really turning out to be chaotic and violent and we should no longer allow them to continue this reprehensible behavior," Zhang said.
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"Pina's conduct is both reprehensible and opportunistic as she appears to be using the #MeToo movement as a means to save her career and is ruining an innocent person's life in the process," Pewitt said.
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By empowering authoritarian and racist sentiments, and acclimatizing the Republican Party to accept those sentiments, Trump is reshaping American political discourse today in ways that could lead to reprehensible laws long after he's left office.
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"My readers think that doping is reprehensible, but that cutting the course is worse, almost incomprehensible," said Dan Empfield, a triathlete who runs Slowtwitch, a company whose website includes an influential web forum for triathletes.
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He has made his doubts about Donald Trump clear, refused to defend Trump on matters he finds disagreeable or reprehensible, and said that he will vote for the nominee of his party to be president.
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In this instance, our risk assessment process determined prior to the shoot that Saher should not attend the soccer match...The assault that occurred was reprehensible, and the company covered the cost of counseling sessions.
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What have you learned, if anything, about how to effectively communicate with people who disagree with your political views, who might not be interested in having a conversation, and whose values you might find reprehensible?
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Burr's integrity and McCain's passion for America stand in stark and stunning contrast to the scandals of Nunes, whose reprehensible conduct, whether he knows it or not, is a gift to those who attack us.
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You can't talk about who's new to the canon without addressing those who are already there, and it's impossible to wrestle with who's already in there without coming up against a lot of reprehensible figures.
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Women who vote in November will remember what you have done if you vote to place him on the Supreme Court, after his reprehensible behavior on a bed — no matter that it was years ago.
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Was it your sense with some of the offensive stuff that Tucker said, was he goaded into saying these things by Bubba, or was he volunteering these viewpoints that for most people seem pretty reprehensible?
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"Regardless of the quality of the work, manipulating people by saying, 'I'm an HIV-positive teenager who's just come off the street and needs your help,' is a morally reprehensible thing to do," says Silverberg.
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" In a tweet on Monday, Rosie Waterland, an Australian actress and author, called the actions Ms. Argento is accused of "reprehensible and unforgivable," but added: "Do I think it means she wasn't assaulted by Weinstein?
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"As we find ourselves approaching Christmas, which is not only a time of peace, but also a time when many presents are sent, such an act of extortion is reprehensible," Schroeter told the news conference.
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In a recent Washington Post column, for example, Katrina Vanden Heuvel called the proposed reforms to the Dodd Frank Act "terrible" and "reprehensible policy" and mischaracterized the potential changes as a win for Wall Street.
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" Shortly after these reprehensible comments, McCain's widow, Cindy McCain, received this disgusting tweet from a stranger, which she shared widely: "Your husband was a traitorous piece of warmongering s--- and I'm glad he is dead.
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" Game appealed the initial ruling, but on Thursday the appeals court affirmed the lower court's ruling, slamming Game for blowing off the trial by not showing up and calling his conduct towards Rainey "deeply reprehensible.
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Dr. Oetker asked YouTube "to explain how it could happen that advertising of our company was placed in an environment that we strictly reject and consider highly reprehensible ethically," the company said in a statement.
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"Gawker has failed and continues to fail in recognizing their obligation to Bollea for their reprehensible behavior and method of doing what they call journalism," Hogan's lawyer David Houston told the Associated Press in a statement.
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I think a really reprehensible story ... and the story was taken down, a lot of the writers who were on staff were upset about that happening, not that it was published, that it was taken down.
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The leaders agreed that the attack was "utterly reprehensible and, if confirmed, represented further evidence of the Assad regime's appalling cruelty against its own people," the spokesperson said, indicating that they are still working on confirmation.
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"The circumstances surrounding the incident and the outcome in our store on Thursday were reprehensible ... they were wrong," Johnson told ABC's Good Morning America on Monday, amid protests and calls for a boycott on social media.
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Rick says killing innocent families and nonviolent workers isn't part of the plan, echoing Jesus' plea to Morgan that what separates them from the morally reprehensible is a willingness to spare bloodshed when given the opportunity.
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"The state wants to bury him in this filth and dirt of his own making so that you will believe he is so immoral, he is so reprehensible that he can do exactly this," Kilgore said.
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Brittany Maynard's mother, Debbie Ziegler, is defending her daughter's decision to end her life in response to a Vatican official who called terminally ill Maynard's choice "an absurdity" and "reprehensible" just three days after she died.
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The choice to allow Jones and his rhetoric to remain active on the platform suggests that there is no point at which a situation will become morally reprehensible enough for the company to take a stand.
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The statement: "Racism and murder are unequivocally reprehensible and are not morally equivalent to anything else that happened in Charlottesville ... I believe the President should have been — and still needs to be — unambiguous on that point."
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Lastly, only to be exceeded by Comey's reprehensible July 5 press conference whereby he declared Clinton guilty, but-not-guilty of mishandling classified and top-secret information relating to the national interests of the United States.
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But after seeing them lying around deactivated and full of bloody holes, it's harder to believe in their subjective reality, even when that emotional distance makes us more like William's reprehensible future brother-in-law Logan.
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"Donald Trump's lewd comments are the latest in a series of remarks he has made ranging from inappropriate to reprehensible that demonstrate why he is unsuitable for the presidency," said Senator Susan Collins, Republican of Maine.
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I believe trophy-hunting is morally reprehensible, but as a liberal woman in a very conservative Texas community, I've had to bite my tongue often to avoid getting punished or discriminated against for my political beliefs.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States labeled China, Russia, Iran and North Korea on Friday as "morally reprehensible" governments that it said violated human rights within their borders on a daily basis, making them "forces of instability".
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A small but vocal group of readers on Facebook suggested that the space allotted to the story and its front-page placement somehow implied that the killing of Mr. Kuchibhotla was more reprehensible than other killings.
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"I think the very notion that it's healthier to shop at Walmart or the ABC Store than an open-air farmers market, I think it's unfair, it's unjust and it's very unscientific and reprehensible," Salatin said.
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Mr Lemann never establishes whether the majority of the workforce, or only a small elite of workers—and their pampered, sometimes reprehensible overlords—benefited during the glory days of behemoths such as AT&T and IBM.
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" But in Roget's II: The New Thesaurus, Third Edition, we get a definition of "utterly reprehensible in nature or behavior" and a fearsome farrago of synonyms as adjectives: "corrupt, degenerate, depraved, flagitious, perverse, rotten, unhealthy, villainous.
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While only the gunman was responsible for his disgusting and reprehensible actions, surely, we can all take this occasion to remind ourselves that what makes our nation work is the respect we have for one another.
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"The conduct at the core of today's settlements — and the past culture that gave rise to it — are reprehensible and wholly inconsistent with the values on which Wells Fargo was built," Scharf said in a statement.
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Teeming with acts both heroic and reprehensible, John Ridley's wrenchingly humane documentary, "Let It Fall: Los Angeles 1982-1992," reveals the Los Angeles riots as the almost inevitable culmination of a decade of heightening racial tensions.
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Obama's inaction is as incomprehensible as it is reprehensible, especially considering that the Obama Administration had several months to respond before the election, and that it was plain that Russian hacking was undermining the democratic process.
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When President Bill Clinton was impeached, Professor Van Alstyne broadly defined the Constitution's impeachment criteria of "high crimes and misdemeanors" as reprehensible conduct "in the sense that it betrays the office" — an interpretation that Republicans embraced.
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"The Trump Administration's persistent and indefensible denial of climate change — and their continued assault on actions essential to stemming its increasing devastation — is reprehensible, and I will use every available legal tool to fight their dangerous agenda."
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Sean Spicer kicked off today's off-camera briefing with a readout of the White House statement condemning the chemical gas attack in Syria as "reprehensible," and claiming it was a consequence of "weakness" by the Obama admin.
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Crimes such as domestic violence and gang-related attacks, as "vile and reprehensible" as they are, don&apost automatically ensure their victims can obtain asylum in the United States, Attorney General Jeff Sessions told immigration judges Monday.
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We suspect the answer is that they would not have met the threshold for a judge to order one… Molesting Michelle from her place of rest using some freelance type approach is beyond unconventional, it was reprehensible.
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CBS News President Susan Zirinsky was among the high-profile figures who defended anchor Gayle King against the "reprehensible" backlash to one of King's comments about a sexual assault charge against the late basketball icon Kobe Bryant.
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Frederick R. Yarger , the solicitor general of Colorado, agreed that H.C.'s statements were "reprehensible" but he argued that sixth amendment does not compel an exception to "no-impeachment rules" even if there is misconduct during deliberations.
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All of Colin's reprehensible orders were given to Heidi over the phone — he's never stepped place in Homecoming (which is actually true) — so that means she is the one, on paper, responsible for all of Homecoming's activity.
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" Top GOP official: McMullin's response to white nationalist-sponsored robocall is 'almost as reprehensible' He continued: "While Trump wants to make America great again, we have to ask ourselves, 'What made America great in the first place?
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Washington (CNN)A top Republican National Committee adviser slammed independent candidate Evan McMullin after he blamed Donald Trump's campaign for a white nationalist supporter's robocall in Utah, calling it "almost as reprehensible" as the anti-gay call.
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Some of those groups are delightful, like r/showerthoughts or r/dogswithjobs, and some are reprehensible, like the long-since banned r/jailbait (pictures of underage women) and r/picsofdeadkids (exactly what it says on the tin).
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This includes, but is not limited to, telling survivors we believe them, calling for high-profile men to be held accountable for their actions, and accepting the reality that an apology or confession doesn't absolve reprehensible behavior.
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Pivoting to "privacy": Mark Zuckerberg announced Facebook's pivot to "privacy" this year, a concept antithetical to the morally reprehensible conduct Facebook engaged in for years, not the least of which includes innumerable privacy and security fuck-ups.
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"We are addressing a reprehensible situation that should not exist and we are adjusting our response as we have collected more information so that once and for all we can put this issue behind us," he said.
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"We believe the judge used poor discretion in his ruling, and find the ruling reprehensible, but his ruling was legal under state law," Eric Sell, a spokesman for Montana Attorney General Tim Fox, said in an email.
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"Once again, the United Nations shows its hypocrisy by calling out the United States while it ignores the reprehensible human rights records of several members of its own Human Rights Council," Haley said in a statement Tuesday.
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"An elected official, a representative of the United States, went on a secret trip to meet with the brutal dictator who murdered nearly half a million of his own people – it's reprehensible and cannot be justified," Rep.
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Matan Peleg, the director of Im Tirtzu, a right-wing political group that is supporting the relatives and families who signed the letter, also called any comparison between Palestinian and Israeli terrorism "morally reprehensible," the Times reported.
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Boris Johnson's sister has launched an extraordinary attack on his "deeply reprehensible" language, which she said was whipping up far-right hatred of the kind that led to the murder of Labour MP Jo Cox in 2016.
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I have been troubled about what she told me for months and have considered disclosing the information to the organization, but I'm unsure: Would I just be "tattling" on what I find to be reprehensible human behavior?
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The story ends with Amy trapping Nick — who, as his sister Go points out, is reprehensible for simply being too impotent to do the right thing — by rebuilding the very suburban facade characters usually want to dismantle.
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Countries like these that restrict freedoms of expression and peaceful assembly, allow and commit violence against religious, ethnic and other minority groups or undermine the people's fundamental dignity "are morally reprehensible and undermine our interests," Sullivan added.
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"The Dinner," which was his sixth novel and the first to be translated into English, struck a chord because it showed the lengths parents will go to in order to protect their children, however reprehensible their crimes.
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Emily: I'm fascinated by how frequently the very things I love about Danny McBride's work — his seeming unwillingness to mock or condemn his characters for reprehensible behavior — are the things that turn off other viewers and critics.
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But Mr. Trudeau has been silent when it comes to one key issue for Latin Americans, an issue that has soiled Canada's image with thick layers of sludge: the reprehensible behavior of mining companies in the region.
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Amid the reappraisals, we must now weigh apparently criminal behavior that, given the human lives at stake and the decade of carnage that followed in Southeast Asia, may be more reprehensible than anything Nixon did in Watergate.
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Antifa and black bloc — the far left of today — engaging in street brawls and property damage, while reprehensible, is "not domestic terrorism," said J. J. MacNab, a fellow in the Program on Extremism at George Washington University.
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"Meager fines do nothing more than change the costs of doing business and provide no meaningful deterrence for continuing reprehensible and irresponsible behavior that costs countless preventable injuries and lives," Blumenthal and Markey said in a statement.
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"Every dog has its day, and with today's sentence, Elorez has been held responsible for the reprehensible use of his veterinary skills," Richard Donoghue, U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of New York, said in a statement.
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"While civil rights advocates have suspected that the Department of Education was not acting on complaints brought forward by transgender students, reports that these violations are completely being ignored are reprehensible," said HRC Legal Director Sarah Warbelow.
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" Vindman, whose family fled the Soviet Union four decades ago when he was 3 years old and settled in the United States, told lawmakers that "character attacks" against public servants testifying in the impeachment inquiry were "reprehensible.
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"Coming in here and pushing us around, and pushing our political leaders around in the manner they have is reprehensible and has to be opposed," said Sir Tipene O'Regan, who was instrumental in negotiating the 1992 settlement.
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"It is reprehensible that Adrian Breedlove, was given a $76,000 bail allowing him to spend less than one day in jail and post a bond of a mere 7,600.00," Dallas Police Association President Mike Mata told the station.
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There, you're free to send all the reprehensible, career-ruining iMessages you want without fear of them popping up all over the place — at least until your mistress turns them over to the authorities during your ethics investigation!
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But, a new profile titled "Young Harvey Weinstein: The Making Of A Monster," published in The Hollywood Reporter suggests that Weinstein's transformation into the reprehensible person he is today began far before he ever made his first million.
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"That night, this young woman's father and the five young men engaged in conduct that was reprehensible and wrong, but because of the lack of reliable evidence, criminal charges simply cannot be sustained," Thompson said in a statement.
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Tulsi GabbardTulsi GabbardNative American advocates question 2020 Democrats' commitment The US can't seem to live without Afghanistan 2020 Democrats release joint statement ahead of Trump's New Hampshire rally MORE (D-Hawaii) did is reprehensible and cannot be justified.
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"An elected official, a representative of the United States, went on a secret trip to meet with the brutal dictator who had murdered nearly half a million of his own people — it's reprehensible and cannot be justified," Rep.
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Although the revival was a fun exercise in nostalgia, A Year in the Life itself was disappointing to many fans, mainly due to Lorelai and Rory's often-reprehensible behavior, a whitewashed cast, and a tasteless body-shaming joke.
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"The abuses described in the report are criminal and morally reprehensible," the Vatican statement said of the report, which was released on Tuesday, shocking Catholics with lurid tales of abusive priests and superiors who turned a blind eye.
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The Pittsburgh shooter, who has been charged with 29 federal crimes, could face the death penalty, Attorney General Jeff Sessions said Saturday: "These alleged crimes are reprehensible and utterly repugnant to the values of this nation," he said.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - White House spokesman Sean Spicer said on Wednesday he had let down President Donald Trump with his "inexcusable and reprehensible" comments comparing the use of poison gas by Syria's president to the atrocities of Adolf Hitler.
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"The President's suggestion that those involved in the whistleblower complaint should be dealt with as 'we used to do' for 'spies and treason' is a reprehensible invitation to violence against witnesses in our investigation," Schiff wrote on Twitter.
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But the Shilts book transformed Dugas into 'Patient Zero', a uniquely reprehensible creature who carelessly, even maliciously, continued to have sex with many partners without regard for their health, even after being told by his physicians to stop.
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This writer is also pleased to see the Honeycrisp—the finest of all popular apple varieties, IMO—enter the top five and knock out the Golden Delicious, which is nearly as mealy and reprehensible as its red cousin.
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Part of this is having a place where things can be said that I find incredibly disagreeable and reprehensible, but are still conversations that are happening right now online or offline in this country and in this world.
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If you still aren't comfortable being "friends" with someone whose beliefs you consider reprehensible, there is, actually, an alternative: Unfriend them, but make sure you follow them to make sure their posts will still appear in your news feed.
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"The specific acts and pattern of conduct described to my office under oath — ranging from inappropriate sexual comments and comments about employee's sexual preferences to an unwanted sexual physical contact with an employee — are reprehensible and indefensible," Leahy said.
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Obama said at a CNN town hall in the fall that he was avoiding drawing a commonality between the tiny fraction of people with Muslim backgrounds who perform reprehensible acts and the billion-plus peaceful Muslims around the planet.
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"This action is a reprehensible and unacceptable breach of faith with the people of the Gambia and an egregious attempt to undermine a credible election process and remain in power illegitimately," the US State Department said in a statement.
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Congressmen Ted Lieu and Mark DeSaulnier sent a letter to CalPERS CEO Anne Stausboll, saying it is "morally suspect" for the $300 billion pension fund "to invest in a company that engaged in morally reprehensible conduct" on climate change.
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Khashoggi's high-profile disappearance and murder shined a spotlight on the lack of respect for human rights and freedom of speech within Saudi Arabia, and the country's bloody, reprehensible war on Yemen that has left tens of thousands dead.
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"That night, this young woman's father and the five young men engaged in conduct that was reprehensible and wrong, but because of the lack of reliable evidence, criminal charges simply cannot be sustained," Mr. Thompson said in a statement.
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" Trump said a lot of pretty reprehensible things in his conversation with Billy Bush 11 years ago, but there's widespread agreement that these lines were the worst: "You know, I'm automatically attracted to beautiful — I just start kissing them.
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Pompeo called Clinton's actions in the wake of the attacks "morally reprehensible," and he and Jordan said her public comments about the attacks differed sharply from her private assessments to members of her family and diplomats from other countries.
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In addition to Melisandre's crisis of faith, there is the terrible Ramsay's inheritance crisis, after his reprehensible "games" drove away the one thing that could have solidified his place in his family and his family's place in the North.
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"Not only has the past year seen an American president borrow despotic language to refer to the free press, but it seems he has in turn inspired dictators and authoritarians ... This is reprehensible," Flake said on the Senate floor.
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"Racism and murder are unequivocally reprehensible and are not morally equivalent to anything else that happened in Charlottesville," Morrison said in a statement, an apparent allusion to Trump's comment that "many sides" were responsible for the Charlottesville rally violence.
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Starbucks CEO Kevin Johnson called last week's arrest of two black men who were waiting on a business partner in a Philadelphia store "reprehensible" in an appearance on Good Morning America on Monday — and offered his apologies to them.
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If in 2027 when the full F.B.I. tapes are released there is credible and corroborated evidence that a sexual assault occurred and Dr. King was somehow involved, we will have to confront that relevant and reprehensible information head-on.
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" Facing a national outcry that included calls for his resignation, Mr. Spicer offered no excuses, describing his remarks as "inexcusable and reprehensible" and acknowledging that the timing — during Passover and the Christian Holy Week — "compounds that kind of mistake.
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Feeding reprehensible anti-Semitic myths and conspiracy theories in a speech on Monday, the Palestinian Authority president, Mahmoud Abbas, shed all credibility as a trustworthy partner if the Palestinians and Israelis ever again have the nerve to try negotiations.
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It "seeks to provide some economic insights about why European rulers and their colonists agreed to such a morally reprehensible venture and why the African rulers might have joined in despite the harm to their people," according to Scholastic.
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"The Trump administration's persistent and indefensible denial of climate change — and their continued assault on actions essential to stemming its increasing devastation — is reprehensible, and I will use every available legal tool to fight their dangerous agenda," he said.
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"It is reprehensible that a military installation, much less its warfighters based there, be at the mercy of off-base, civilian law enforcement when faced with an immediate threat to their lives," the letter obtained by Fox News said.
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How do we relate the right to carry assault weapons to other issues involving legal behavior that some consider morally reprehensible, such as the vigilante hacking of extramarital dating site Ashley Madison, smoking cigarettes, legalizing marijuana, or getting abortions?
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Roiphe reports that she has been subject to online harassment as a result of attention around her Harper's piece, which is reprehensible — calling a woman a "harridan" for her journalism, however much one disagrees with it, helps no one.
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" In his latest for the Washington Post, where he is a weekly columnist, Thiessen condemns the bill: "Paying for a massive tax cut for the wealthy with cuts to health care for the most vulnerable Americans is morally reprehensible.
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This might disadvantage TorrentStream as a direct competitor to YouTube, but one can see how a cheap and decentralized alternative might be desireable to the kinds of people who deal in reprehensible genres like "revenge porn" on the dark web.
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CBS News President Susan Zirinsky strongly condemned the "reprehensible" threats made against broadcaster Gayle KingGayle KingSnoop Dogg apologizes to Gayle King in Kobe Bryant flap: I was 'disrespectful' and 'overreacted' Rose McGowan hits Snoop Dogg for Gayle King comments: 'Death hurts.
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There have been a lot of companies that have done stupid shit in the past that you think would be reprehensible, but are just not... People realize that bad stuff goes on, but it's not necessarily everything about a company.
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The comment prompted House Intelligence Chairman Adam Schiff of California, Foreign Affairs Chairman Eliot Engel of New York and Oversight Chairman Elijah Cummings of Maryland, all Democrats, to call on the President to stop his "reprehensible witness intimidation" of the whistleblower.
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The most famous instance of this is Pepe the Frog, but chances are you also saw an increasing number of references to cuckoldry, which the white supremacist group used to describe people or groups it found weak or morally reprehensible.
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"Alex Jones has indeed posted inflammatory (and reprehensible) content — including accusing people impacted by Sandy Hook of being crisis actors," wrote Del Harvey, Twitter's VP of Trust & Safety in an email sent to staff and shared online by CEO Jack Dorsey.
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Pratt, 38, branded the imposter's behavior "reprehensible" and, clearly enraged and worried for his fans' safety, said if he finds out who is behind the fake account he would "seriously would like to punch them right in the GD mouth".
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And the fact that we have to take Blankenship seriously exposes a deep flaw in the US political system, which predates Trump: Only rich people—even unqualified and morally reprehensible rich people like Blankenship—can afford to run for higher office.
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Scott Golden, the chairman of the Tennessee Republican Party, told the Free Beacon that the "hateful comments" from the Democratic Party's official were "reprehensible" and called him a "professional Twitter troll" who just said what his party thinks about Trump.
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"Facebook's engagement with partisan firms, its targeting of political opponents, the spread of misinformation and the utilization of Facebook for propaganda promoting disingenuous portrayals of the African American community is reprehensible," said Derrick Johnson, NAACP president and CEO, in a statement.
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While the University recognizes the right of its faculty to freely express their thoughts and opinions in public debate, Professor Ciccariello-Maher's comments are utterly reprehensible, deeply disturbing, and do not in any way reflect the values of the University.
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One way is to resist the urge to mourn the "lost work" from those who have been toppled by their own reprehensible behavior and instead focus on how much great work was lost when predators forced others out of the industry.
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Lee Garrett (the short white man who couldn't play basketball worth a damn in Monday's episode) has recently disabled his Twitter, taking it off of public following the news of his reprehensible tweets, which HuffPo has screenshots of on their site.
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" Even federal courts that have excoriated egg vendors or sperm banks as "[r]eckless, reprehensible, and repugnant" still let them off the hook, resigned that "[a]dvances in science have — as they always do — outstripped advances in law and policy.
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For one thing, even Wilson's own biographers differ on the degree to which his bigotry, reprehensible as it was, was typical of the Virginia native's times and locale—a common defense of slaveholders like Washington, Jefferson, and others, especially Southerners.
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"Not only were his remarks reprehensible, they are a complete distraction from the real work still left to be done in this state," said Staci Fox, president and CEO of Planned Parenthood Southeast Advocates, in a statement to media on Thursday.
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"While civil rights advocates have suspected that the Department of Education was not acting on complaints brought forward by transgender students, reports that these violations are completely being ignored are reprehensible," said HRC Legal Director Sarah Warbelow in a statement.
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"Facebook's engagement with partisan firms, its targeting of political opponents, the spread of misinformation and the utilization of Facebook for propaganda promoting disingenuous portrayals of the African American community is reprehensible," NAACP President and CEO Derrick Johnson said in a statement.
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It is all the more distressing, then, that The New York Times saw fit to provide Mr. de Lima's assailant with an extended opportunity to defend his reprehensible act, to spout his rambling ideological twaddle and to demean his victim.
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The 90 launch officers who are always on duty in the Great Plains, along with their counterparts in submarines patrolling the oceans, would have no choice but to execute the most morally reprehensible order ever issued in the history of warfare.
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The charges -- which prosecutors have now said they won't pursue, though Crump said he hasn't seen that in writing -- were part of a "conspiracy to cover up and to justify this reprehensible abuse to this unarmed child," Crump said. Sgt.
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I expected to see a dust-up, a handful of white supremacists in MAGA hats, angry that that they'd been denied a permit to spew their reprehensible bile due to a "culture of political correctness" or some other preposterous catchphrase.
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" Moshe Arens, a former minister from the conservative Likud Party, wrote in a recent column that any such split "has become essentially impossible" and that stripping East Jerusalem Arabs of their Israeli residency permits "would be legally questionable and morally reprehensible.
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As long as insurance companies are required to cover people with pre-existing conditions at the same rates as their neighbors, it is both morally reprehensible and fiscally irresponsible to allow people to buy health insurance after they become sick.
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State Senator Lester Jackson, a Democrat from Savannah and the chairman of the Georgia Legislative Black Caucus, had vowed that he and other colleagues could not "continue to tolerate the well-documented and outright bigotry and reprehensible conduct" by Mr. Spencer.
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"Only the dismissal of this prosecution in its entirety would begin to get the attention of the government, the FBI, and the DOJ needed to impress upon them the 'reprehensible nature of its acts and omissions,'" Flynn's current lawyers added.
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A mainstream media organization hires a conservative in the name of intellectual diversity, then is shocked, shocked to discover that he's dishonest and/or holds truly reprehensible views – something that the organization could have discovered with a few minutes on Google.
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"Given that the Chinese paddlefish was one of the two extant species of paddlefishes, loss of such unique and charismatic megafauna representative of freshwater ecosystems is a reprehensible and an irreparable loss," Qiwei Wei, co-author of the study, told Mongabay.
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Northam's actions as a young man are both reprehensible and understandable given the nation's long-standing and powerful refusal to come to grips with the history of racial slavery and the subsequent 100-year epic of Jim Crow racial segregation.
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"The conduct of Insys and the defendants in this case was reprehensible and designed to financially incentivize healthcare practitioners to prescribe Subsys without regard for the best interests of their patients," U.S. District Judge Allison Burroughs wrote in her ruling.
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"The N.A.E. is reprehensible in its admiration for Nazi imagery and racist views, but even more alarming are the crimes and violence perpetrated by these defendants," said David Rybicki, a deputy assistant attorney general in the Justice Department's Criminal Division.
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The most important reason is that, when used correctly, it is already significantly safer than a person driving by themselves and it would therefore be morally reprehensible to delay release simply for fear of bad press or some mercantile calculation of legal liability.
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Let's say the jurors agree to the kind of number customarily awarded for only a minor injury, say $25,000 as restitution for the tuition and a "punitive damage" award to "send a message" that reprehensible conduct of this sort will not be tolerated.
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And to me, if Harvey's behavior is the most reprehensible thing one can imagine, a not-so-distant second is the current flood of sanctimonious denial and condemnation that now crashes upon these shores of rectitude in gloppy tides of bullshit righteousness.
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"Every dog has its day, and with today's sentence, Elorez has been held responsible for the reprehensible use of his veterinary skills to conceal heroin inside puppies as part of a scheme to import dangerous narcotics into the United States," stated Donoghue.
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"The protections in this measure are more necessary now than ever before in our history because an avalanche of restrictive, reprehensible state laws is drastically reducing fundamental health care rights," Blumenthal said in a written statement when he reintroduced the bill last year.
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"What he has to say about Muslims and people coming into the country as immigrants—he mentions Mexicans—but some of the things he has to say are just reprehensible and have really coarsened the dialogue here in our country," Abdul-Jabbar said.
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Twelve years later, Hollywood would squeeze out an arguably more reprehensible film without batting a greased-up eyelash: Krippendorf's Tribe, where an anthropology scholar (Richard Dreyfuss) fakes evidence of an obscure New Guinean tribe by filming his family in paint and feather headdresses.
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Tens of thousands of people descended upon Washington, DC (and 370 other cities), to wave banners and pound their drums, with one clear message for the Trump administration: Your attitude toward the environment is reprehensible, and your policies will do great harm.
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"Today's chemical attack in Syria against innocent people, including women and children, is reprehensible and cannot be ignored by the civilized world," US President Donald Trump said, adding that he thinks the attacks was a consequence of the past administration's weakness and irresolution.
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Currently, social media seems to be revving up for another round of vigilantism that focuses too much on this one guy, as if he were the cause of all the world's rapes instead of a single reprehensible drop in a giant ocean.
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"President Trump's stance that climate change is not a serious threat, and his push to roll back cost-effective domestic actions to address the threats of climate change is reprehensible, putting at risk the health and well-being of current and future generations."
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"Joel and Mary Rich have brought this case to hold Fox News, Fox reporter Zimmerman, and political operative and Fox News contributor Butowsky, accountable for their reprehensible actions," said the Rich's lead attorney, Leonard A. Gail of Massey & Gail LLP, in a statement.
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" Reality TV rewards characters who say rude and reprehensible things, characters are often cast as racial stereotypes, and those who provoke the most chaos get the most attention, says Joy Lanzendorfer, author of the Vice article, "How Reality TV Made Donald Trump President.
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"Such reprehensible acts of terrorism will not in any way undermine the determination of the Somali people to pursue their state-building, economic recovery and security priorities," said the UN Secretary-General's deputy special representative for Somalia, Raisedon Zenenga, in a statement.
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"And most reprehensible, we have a president who is not doing what almost every president in American history has done — When you make it into the Oval Office, you understand you've got a sacred responsibility to bring the American people together," Sanders said.
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"As a black female executive at the Trump organization, I can no longer remain silent about the repeated and reprehensible attempts to align my boss and his family with racist, hate-mongering groups, campaigns and messaging," Ms. Patton says in the video.
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Sen. Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzDNC chief: 'Texas is a battleground' The Hill Interview: DNC chair calls Latinos 'imperative' to winning in battleground states Graham predicts controversial Trump court picks will clear panel MORE (R-Texas) said Monday it was "reprehensible" that Rep.
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Treasury said the fresh sanctions highlight the "reprehensible treatment of those in North Korea" and serve as a reminder of the "brutal treatment" of Otto Warmbier, the US college student who died 18 months ago after detention in a North Korean jail.
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"That this hateful act took place on the last night of Hanukkah when our Jewish community members were celebrating the survival of their religion, makes it even more reprehensible," said Dennis Craig, vice president for student affairs and enrollment management at Purchase College.
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WASHINGTON, April 28 (Reuters) - The U.S. State Department said on Thursday that Syria's air strike on a hospital in Aleppo was "reprehensible," and it called on Russia to use its influence to pressure Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's government to stop the attacks.
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" "Finally, as our nation prepares to observe what would have been the 90th birthday of late civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr.," the editorial concluded, "let us all embrace equality and tolerance and reject, in all their reprehensible forms, inequality and intolerance.
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"There ought to be no question here that Uber's payment of this blackmail without notifying consumers who were greatly at risk was morally wrong and legally reprehensible and violated not only the law but the norm of what should be expected," added Sen.
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In May, Davis told students in another email that he originally believed Chu had written two insensitive Yelp reviews, but upon learning of "multiple reprehensible posts" his trust in her ability to lead students was further eroded, the Yale Daily News reported.
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"The actions of the US Supreme Court and the Governor of the State of Alabama are reprehensible and have potentially contributed to an irreversible injustice," Martin Luther King III, the son of the civil rights icon, wrote on Twitter of Woods' execution.
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Such questions — in particular whether cognitive abilities are innate or must be learned — were taken up again in the first half of the 20th century by behavioral psychologists, notably B. F. Skinner, whose work, by Dr. Fodor's lights, was a reprehensible thing indeed.
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It was reprehensible for Trump to congratulate Putin for his victory in the sham election, to refuse to condemn Putin for his attacks against America and the attempted murders in Britain and to spend so much time criticizing patriotic Americans and democratic allies.
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Pressure is building on Calpers to divest from ExxonMobil Corp after two California congressmen last month accused the company of "morally reprehensible conduct" tied to allegations that it covered up information on the environmental dangers of excess carbon dioxide emissions for decades.
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"This idea of humiliating and trying to embarrass qualified men and women who just wish to serve this nation is reprehensible," Conway said in an interview with Fox News, following Tuesday's tense Senate confirmation hearing of Trump's pick for Education secretary, Betsy DeVos.
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One of the jurors who convicted Chief Gallagher expressed dismay at the president's actions in an interview on Friday, noting that the all-military jury had given Chief Gallagher the maximum punishment allowable under the law because it found his behavior so reprehensible.
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"How can we possibly expect to teach our children to be kind while ourselves modeling such immature and reprehensible behavior?" she said on Thursday afternoon at the start of a meeting of the school's leadership team that was attended by about 100 people.
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A majority of young voters said the opposite — fire them — but still, by a wide margin, a majority of voters as a matter of principle agree that even people with completely reprehensible views should not be fired for just expressing those views.
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At the heart of each round of anti-Spicer backlash was a resistance to the idea of "normalizing" Spicer, by allowing something as intolerable as lying to the American public on behalf of the president to become familiar and no longer reprehensible.
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" With this, Manchester was off: "If liberty is to signify anything substantive," he wrote, "it must also be extended to the last limits of the endurable, shielding under its broad tent the genuinely unpopular champions of causes which the majority regards as reprehensible.
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May, who held separate calls with the two leaders on Tuesday, agreed that reports of a chemical weapons attack in Syria were "utterly reprehensible" and if confirmed, represented further evidence of the appalling cruelty shown by the regime of Bashar al-Assad.
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"Like any marketplace, the marketplace of ideas that the First Amendment was meant to protect cannot function properly without accountability for reprehensible and harmful falsehoods like those propagated by Alex Jones and the other defendants," said the families' attorney, Matt Blumenthal, in a statement.
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But it's a point forcefully made: Speaking of plantations, there are also a lot of scenes of women being whipped in this movie—most of the things in Hillary's America are so poorly executed that they're funny, but the segments on slavery are reprehensible.
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Homophobic comments and actions are reprehensible regardless of who they're directed at, but Woods' recent tweet took aim at a gender creative 10-year-old boy named C.J. On July 9, Woods posted an image of C.J. with his parents at an LGBTQ Pride event.
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"This is a reprehensible action of a single teacher that does not in any way reflect the AVID values, or the values of the thousands of AVID teachers across the US who impact our students daily," AVID CEO Sandy Husk said in a statement.
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And they got another green light when the Trump administration's initial response was to shrug it off and use it as an excuse to be demagogues: Sean Spicer and Donald Trump both blamed Barack Obama for the attack, which is both absurd and reprehensible.
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U.S. Representative Darrell Issa of California, chairman of the House Subcommittee on Courts, Intellectual Property and the Internet, said at a committee hearing that a recent decision by Gilstrap was a "reprehensible" end-run around the high court's May 22 opinion in TC Heartland v.
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The usual intellectual and political voices who seem to be quoted in every article on the subject claim that the so-called "modest" fashion is a form of control over women's bodies, as well as a reprehensible profit motive by companies that market these.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Red, White and Blue Jeans," by Jana Prikryl (Sunday Review, July 3): I am horrified by the reprehensible behavior displayed by the court clerk in the Brooklyn courtroom before the oath of allegiance for qualified immigrants to become citizens.
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Otto Warmbier Treasury said the fresh sanctions highlight the "reprehensible treatment of those in North Korea" and serve as a reminder of the "brutal treatment" of Otto Warmbier, the US college student who died 18 months ago after detention in a North Korean jail.
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I think about heinous, reprehensible killers like Micah Johnson—the black man who murdered five officers in Dallas last week and injured seven more, as well as two civilians—and what it means to actually shoot someone, take a life, and silence a soul.
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This is the problem with centering a film around someone so reprehensible: It's impossible to walk away without actively rooting for the protagonist in some way, much like how Bundy's real-life televised trials inevitably made him popular and attractive to a number of viewers.
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"We have seen too many instances where Trump cabinet officials and his administration have shifted policy based on the latest irresponsible, and in this case reprehensible, tweet by the president, and so I hope the State Department resists that in this case," Mr. Gaspard added.
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"By taking action in the form of canceling an exhibition or removing art from the walls, a museum is creating an understanding of an artist's work only through the prism of reprehensible behavior," said Sheena Wagstaff, the Met's chairman for Modern and contemporary art.
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