King Salman has set an example the past two summers.
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We have set an example by doing a social audit.
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" He added: "If God wills, we will set an example.
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Maybe I can set an example for a younger generation.
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Someone who could understand my struggle and set an example.
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Still, he said it was important to set an example.
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He set an example from the seniors down to the freshmen.
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Huffington had the power to set an example—but she didn't.
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Importantly, he set an example for the rest of the GOP.
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WE SHOULD SET AN EXAMPLE OF HOW WE CAN WORK TOGETHER.
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I hope that I can just set an example for them.
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According to Yu, China set an example for countries like Uganda.
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He needs to set an example and then stick to it.
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Bernie Sanders should set an example by bowing out with grace.
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He should have set an example for good order and discipline.
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Mr. Vargas Llosa set an example that went beyond the literary.
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Ms. du Pré also set an example for other British musicians.
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"Set an example with your loyalty to the party," Zhao said.
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The world is watching us, we need to set an example.
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They were trying to set an example of local administrative efforts.
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The world is watching us, and we need to set an example.
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Dave set an example we all still strive to live up to.
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"They will set an example for communities across the country," she said.
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So in 2015 Nigeria's president, Muhammadu Buhari, decided to set an example.
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How they navigate their country's transition could set an example for others.
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Trump told Bush that he should set an example by speaking English.
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"I just think that we should all set an example," Castillo said.
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We will set an example, that the law is equal to everybody.
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At the least, Lega Anti Vivisezione said, it should set an example.
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They also set an example for the entire private sector to follow.
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"Set an example that it's okay to get things wrong sometimes," he says.
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Essentially, he set an example for all aspiring kissing experts and European lovahs.
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I also have two daughters that I want to set an example for.
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She was a journalist's journalist and set an example for all around her.
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Ox set an example for all of us, and he will be missed.
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I think we need to set an example, so that's my lentil commitment.
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"California has long set an example for other states to follow," he said.
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Hannah Ann, you set an example for women everywhere a couple nights ago.
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The goal, Ms Shmeleva says, is to set an example for the whole country.
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But for my family and friends who depended on me to set an example.
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He set an example, and a challenge, for every arena spectacle in his wake.
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Sokoler's own journey could set an example of the possibilities of sticking with it.
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We want to set an example with this new model that can relax barriers.
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Western powers criticized Kagame for not stepping aside, saying he should set an example.
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Instead, the group hopes to set an example it hopes the industry will follow.
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But, I want to set an example and show that I am the same.
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The University of California needed to set an example for the country, she said.
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In doing so, they may have set an example for indigenizing the curatorial process.
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Through her perseverance in life, Erika embodied hope and set an example of strength.
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He also decides to set an example, by leading patrols himself from now on.
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The school sets an example for Sitara; the Sitaras set an example for the Pappus.
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"If they set an example with UBS, most other banks will be scared," he said.
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The 2016 election also impelled her to act, to set an example for her son.
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It's also a political act and I want to set an example for my children.
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Get involved with your community, be a leader, set an example, be passionate, be courageous.
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Germany has set an example by cutting off sales, but doesn't have the same influence.
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"Hannah Ann, you set an example for women everywhere a couple nights ago," Weber wrote.
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He set an example of conduct so egregious that other wrongdoing looks amateurish and marginal.
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This set an example for some of his most notable heirs in our current century.
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They could have set an example for our citizens and other nations from the beginning.
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In his heyday, Popeye set an example to encourage young viewers to eat their spinach.
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Ms. Kruger sees the potential of Cannes to set an example for other similar events.
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President Trump has set an example of achievement in the face of unprecedented, intransigent opposition.
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It set an example of public activism that his Met successor should heed and follow.
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I'm trying to give up profanity to set an example for other candidates in the race.
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"We wanted to see if we could set an example and create a dialogue," Rosensweig said.
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It needs to set an example for the world on how to treat migrants and refugees.
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Your good action would be widely publicised and set an example that might be replicated elsewhere.
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Colombia could set an example for other war-torn places to imitate—if Colombians vote "Yes".
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Pence urged the Central Americans gathered to work on their own democracies to set an example.
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But he set an example for others, and served as a team captain as a senior.
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China should draw on the experiences of countries that have set an example on the issue.
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And we need cultural leaders to set an example, have kids, and promote childbearing and parenting.
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Set an example — and be ready and eager to talk about your reasons for doing so.
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Did I really set an example for future generations of chefs and what they can achieve?
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Parents are beginning to catch on, even limiting their own screen time to set an example.
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I like what he did and the way he set an example for hard work and dedication.
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We must actively set an example to other industries and publishers that trans rights are human rights.
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That was the point of finishing the tour, it was to set an example for my fans.
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The best way to do that, say Velez and Junquiera, is to set an example of success.
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"That's definitely what I was trying to do, is set an example," he explained of these efforts.
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"He's trying to set an example ... he's doing what he can and for that should be commended."
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Knowing that I have impacted and set an example for young women is what keeps me going.
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It's a performance she hopes will set an example for her 4-year-old daughter, Alma Versano.
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The federal government may go after individual businesses in order to set an example and generate fear.
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A new constitution under discussion is a necessary reform that can set an example in L.G.B.T. rights.
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"Student-athletes should never be treated with favoritism," he said, "nor be used to set an example."
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It set an example for the protection of rock that climbers continue to heed 22010 years later.
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Patagonia set an example of how large companies can give back — by donating $10 million to environmental charities.
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"I see our close partnership as an opportunity to collaborate together to help set an example," Ellison said.
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It's better to set an example for kids and show that [breakups] don't have to be about hate.
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Looking to set an example for Europe, he has taken in Muslim refugees fleeing the war in Syria.
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No. But can I set an example for my kids on how to love and support your family?
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Statoil, the Norwegian state oil company, has set an example of what oil companies might do in future.
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Microsoft has set an example of transparency that the rest of the industry might just have to follow.
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To improve its chances, the United States should not just lecture other countries but also set an example.
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"You therefore must live up to your extraordinary responsibilities, and set an example for all states," she said.
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We look to our leaders, especially our president, to set an example that we can all live by.
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The killer said he had meant to set an "example for those who would ban" the head scarf.
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Looking to set an example for Europe, Francis has taken in Muslim refugees fleeing the war in Syria.
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"The way we speak to each other here can set an example for debate in society," he said.
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Lawmakers on Capitol Hill indeed have a great opportunity to set an example for the country to follow.
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Mabel Silva, who came alone, told me she wanted to set an example for her granddaughter and daughters.
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This is a slippery slope that would set an example for people to exploit historical hardship of ancestors.
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We stand for the flag not for our generation but to set an example for the next generation.
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Williams used her own MAPS-funded MDMA study to set an example of how psychedelic studies could do better.
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I want to set an example and show other kids that they can do or be anything they want.
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He picks up litter to set an example and is, says one of his staff, a "bugger for punctuation".
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As the first person in the agency to ever change genders, I knew I had to set an example.
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We will not only make this right; we will work to set an example that other companies can follow.
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It's better to set an example for kids and show that [break-ups] don't have to be about hate.
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Mr. President show some compassion for the people of California and set an example of kindness for this country.
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I am cautiously optimistic about Starbucks' ongoing efforts to address this incident and set an example for corporate America.
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A: I try to set an example for my children by working hard at something that I believe in.
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I tagged along with Bailey as she prepared for the event that intended to set an example of hope.
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France set an example by making it illegal for supermarkets to throw out or destroy unsold food in 2015.
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The Washington proposal would be the first in the country and could well set an example for other states.
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In his memo, Mr. Comey explained how he hoped to catch one of the leakers to set an example.
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"When you are at the Élysée, you have to set an example," he said, referring to the presidential palace.
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As a product of those institutions, he feels an enormous responsibility to set an example in the real world.
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Brexit has set an example that a nation can vote against the advice offered by economic and political experts.
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The buyer wants to set an example Chatila said that he has no interest in ever seeing the items.
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In order to set an example, Alexander besieged and then wholly incinerated the city, wiping it from the map.
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"I'm trying to come out here to set an example of an Asian girl," she told Paper Mag last August.
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He set an example by deciding on members of the plaintiffs steering committee just hours after the court session ended.
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Ms. Verrill wanted to do something that she thought might make a difference and set an example for her children.
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China has set an example as a global growth engine, which doesn't appear to be losing steam any time soon.
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She set an example as a successful Hollywood producer at a time when there were few women in the industry.
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Another reason Meza wanted to take on the challenge was to set an example for her 12-year-old niece.
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Two elementary school boys in Wichita, Kansas, set an example from which we can all learn: a lesson in kindness.
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These successful programs set an example for treating addiction as a disease no different from diabetes or high blood pressure.
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And the president needs to set an example by issuing his executive order shining a light on secret campaign money.
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But if the reason is HHS doesn't want to set an example for other states, that is even more suspect.
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Espósito and Thalia are well aware of that, and are hoping that collaborative projects like this one can set an example.
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I also wanted to set an example for my nieces and nephews that they could do it, too (if they wanted).
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Even if the administration does set an example, a further difficulty is the shortage of investable projects, particularly big-ticket ones.
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Most understand the uses of diplomacy to make progress, to set an example, to hold other countries to a higher standard.
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Still, the United States has set an example of openness that should be copied by more secretive regimes, such as Cuba's.
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But with Google publicly committing to standards, even basic ones, it could set an example for others to do the same.
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First, the state needs to set an example by abolishing the surcharge it imposes on traffic violations and other criminal convictions.
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Police Chief Daniel Hahn, who requested the state review, said his department wants to improve and set an example of transparency.
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"We're trying to set an example for the rest of the state and the rest of the country," Mr. Blumenfield said.
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I want to set an example of our true potential as humans when it comes to our capabilities and innate worthiness.
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If it succeeds, it may set an example for other European democracies, where Green parties appear poised to enter government coalitions.
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"He set an example for young people to follow and is a legacy worthy to follow," Civil said, reading Obama's words.
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Added to that, here is no example of a tech company rising up to set an example for others to follow. Yet.
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"If somebody leaks our state secrets, endangers Americans directly, we need to set an example that is severe and consistent," he said.
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With an abundance of money, it is my responsibility to spread some good in the world and set an example for many.
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Almeida said the company's "massive global footprint" could set an example for the other countries in which AB InBev has a presence.
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Bell and husband Scott Campbell are also parents to 2½-year-old daughter Nova, whom Bell wants to set an example for.
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Sensible advice—like her injunction to set an example of good online behaviour, and to remind children that "online actions have consequences".
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I want to set an example and I can't live in fear, because what I am teaching her if I'm doing that?
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"Our two countries have set an example of friendship and cooperation for trade that rarely you see in this age," he said.
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He has given few details of how he will achieve this, but promises to set an example of probity from the presidency.
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King said it is a citizen's duty to speak out about injustice to set an example for the 2nd Graders she teaches.
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Sanders said he believes that if McDonald's raises the minimum wage, it would set an example for the entire fast food industry.
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In 2013, following Pussy Riot's protest action, Orthodox activists pressured lawmakers to set an example and strengthen the official penalty for sacrilege.
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In fact, the more parents set an example on where and when to use smartphones, the more kids will fall into line.
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He also cleaned one school himself every morning, "both to earn more and to set an example," said his brother Abed, 51.
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To set an example for more civilized discourse, Mr. Rubin and Mr. Katulis are taking their tandem act to colleges and universities.
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We have the tools and capacities that no other nation possesses, and we should set an example for other nations to follow.
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In an interview with the A.P. he indicated that he hoped to set an example to use genetic editing for valid reasons.
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But with this new opportunity, the United States has a unique chance to set an example by overseeing this marketplace with integrity.
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They also would remind us that people are always watching you, so you have to set an example and watch your behavior.
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Working with children is an opportunity "to set an example," he said, and he hopes to incorporate some boxing into the job.
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You have set an example for the world to follow when it comes to this macabre and sickening trade in Nazi trinkets.
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Set an example "I always say in my clinic, everybody has to shut off their screen between 9 and 10," Breuner said.
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She also called on federal lawmakers to ban the practice, in part as a way to set an example for other countries.
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We are going to set an example of how we can transcend political and racial lines for the good of the people.
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We will leak many many waves of HBO's internal stuff to punish them for playing us and set an example of greedy corporation.
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And I am grateful that he set an example that one could be excellent at calculating and still care about social justice issues.
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It's the customers that should be eating, you should be tasting, staying fit and in front of your brigade, to set an example.
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A tiny tropical nation hopes to set an example for the world on two crucial challenges: reversing authoritarianism and standing up to China.
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San Francisco now has a chance to do better by young people — and to set an example for the rest of the country.
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By stepping above the fray, they could set an example of bipartisanship that would hopefully begin a new era of compromise and consent.
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" Still, O'Donnell claims a prosecutor could conceivably "stretch the limits of the law" and file criminal charges against West to "set an example.
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Mr Xi has instituted what he calls "democratic life meetings" for members to reflect on their behaviour and learn to set an example.
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Soylent first generated buzz when its founder, Rob Rhinehart lived off Soylent for 30 days, hoping to set an example of convenient food.
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I'm honored to be in the company of women who live fearlessly and set an example for the next generation of young ladies.
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But in the AG's opening statement to the Senate Judiciary Committee, he said he intended to set an example for Justice Department employees.
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An Indian airline has set an example for the world to see by travelling a rather unconventional route to save time and fuel.
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"I want people to look into my story and set an example for the people who are out there killing others," said Gilliam.
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New Yorkers set an example for Americans and sent a powerful message to the world by continuing on with their Halloween celebrations unbowed.
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American servicemembers have set an example for and around the world, and they deserve our respect and honor every day of the year.
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"And it's important for the leaders of this country to set an example, and what an example we have set with this legislation."
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Those concerned about stopping further nuclear proliferation argue that the superpowers must reduce their nuclear arsenals to set an example for everyone else.
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He needs to set an example and start bringing his people over if he cares about defeating [Donald] Trump in the general election.
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I've been trying to think of a way to set an example — to come up with an olive branch that doesn't go overboard.
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Though he is only 9 years old, Parker Williams would like to set an example for others when it comes to spreading kindness.
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How do you kind of set an example and show this can be something that's an opportunity, not a disadvantage for our workers?
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Coaches play a formative role in building the confidence of young players and set an example of what leadership looks like, she said.
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His motivation was always to serve, to set an example, and to hopefully make a difference for the world and those in it.
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Through his values, his dedication, his thoughtful work, Giovanni, his predecessor Peter Hustinx — and all of you — have set an example for the world.
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And luckily, Otis seems prepared to set an example as a big brother, since he's already growing up to be such a good person.
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And Mrs May should set an example by adopting a more conciliatory tone, especially ahead of her first European Council summit on October 20th.
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While the year 28 was filled with hardships, at least Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson was here with a level head to set an example.
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After he retired, he continued to set an example of civic responsibility and good will during a time of increased partisanship in our nation.
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Even though Kris Jenner has set an example of maintaining close relationships with her exes, such joint appearances are inevitably sparking rumors of reunions.
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The Australian Securities Exchange in January set an example when it enlisted Digital Asset Holdings to develop a blockchain-based system for settling trades.
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But as a major player on the global scene, it is critical for the United States to set an example by ratifying this convention.
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The Arizona Republican says he refuses the employer contribution to set an example, even if that means paying for all of his healthcare costs.
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In a statement provided to Insider, Pozner said he believed the court's decision could set an example and dissuade other hoaxers from harassing families.
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Mr. Orban set an example that has been emulated by the far-right government that took power in Poland last year, Ms. Kounalakis said.
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But the reported column, as practiced and perfected by Jimmy Breslin and Pete Hamill, set an example that still can inspire across the decades.
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Days later, upon return to my Ohio home, when I no longer felt I had to set an example, I downloaded the game myself.
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It gives me a sense of duty in life—to set an example for the Asian and half-Asian kids who will come after.
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All in all, last night's award show set an example — one of inclusion — that will hopefully be followed throughout the remainder of award season.
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Perhaps those living in mansions could be persuaded to set an example and spend some of their billions to build housing for the homeless.
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Aside from the venue, they decided to hire only female vendors to set an example for their two daughters, who are 5 and 7.
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Not only do good manners help cement positive relationships with employees, they also set an example for the rest of the office to follow.
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Rival relatives have been sent into exile and occasional bloody purges have killed off anyone of questionable loyalty and set an example for others.
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Silence from Republicans about President Trump's divisive behavior has pushed Democrats to try to set an example by confronting misdeeds in their own ranks.
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The pontiff continued that the womea who he expected would continue to be known as Mother Teresa set an example to volunteers around the world.
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And his administration can set an example for states to follow, because while local governments have their own regulations, they're often influenced by federal protocol.
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He was told they had been strung up to set an example, showing would-be escapees what would happen to anyone who tried to flee.
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Later, when Corbally found out Fleiss was snorting crystal meth, he told her to stop — and he set an example with his own sober lifestyle.
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The mother of three works hard on her acting career and entrepreneurship in order to set an example for her children, especially the oldest, Honor.
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This, together with data-based policing in high-crime areas, might have set an example for other states and for federal policy, Mr Roseno reckons.
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And America will set an example for the rest of the world of how to reduce carbon emissions without job-killing regulations and government mandates.
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The truth is, it's time for Mr. McCain and other Republican leaders to set an example for their party by withdrawing support for Mr. Trump.
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It has set an example for regional cooperation in Africa, Latin America and Southeast Asia, and served as a mainstay of the liberal world order.
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Developed nations should set an example, such as Germany where Chancellor Angela Merkel is under pressure to end the use of coal in power generation.
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" The letter continues, listing his work around his home, "He set an example for young people to follow and is a legacy worthy to follow.
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Ms. Santana set an example and then a proposition: She asked her brother, who had been very overweight, to devote 30 days to healthy living.
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"I think the festival is actively trying to set an example for the film industry and for other festivals," Ms. Kruger told The Hollywood Reporter.
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The museum met her demand, Goldin's career thrives, and she has set an example of artistic integrity and ethical courage that is now emboldening others.
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Growing up in Las Vegas, he said, his father, Ron, set an example as an ironworker that now helps him relate to his new home.
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A combination of private and institutional investment may help give the country a chance to set an example — and for other powerful nations to follow suit.
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We must set an example for boys and raise them on what to do, to ensure that we get to 50503/50 sooner rather than later.
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Ken Thompson's handling of this difficult case has also set an example for the rest of the country to consider in future police/civilian shooting cases.
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"It's all very typical of China: First they publish the regulation; then they go after some of the big companies to set an example," says Tian.
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"I kind of decided the best way I could set an example would be to live an authentic life, and that led me here," he says.
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And last year, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg helped to set an example around paternity leave by taking time off after the birth of his second daughter.
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She treated her colleagues with respect, set an example of discipline and solid values (the diary always cleared time for family), and in return inspired confidence.
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Your willingness to raise your own financial IQ will not only set an example for your kids but will most likely improve your own financial situation.
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But Richard Fontaine, president of the Center for a New American Security, suggested that Russia has set an example by which it's each country for itself.
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Trump is under pressure to project a strong face during the crisis — but also set an example for the public of taking public health recommendations seriously.
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Set an example by setting limits: Children not only copy our behavior, but they also feel like they have to compete with devices for our attention.
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Logically, the Mets would not suspend a player unless they absolutely had to, whether to send him a message or set an example for the team.
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In light of the fact that the government is now acting as an enterprise, we need enterprise leaders to set an example and light the way.
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He didn't have to wear this conspicuous admiral's jacket on deck but refused any concession to safety preferring to set an example of solidarity with his men.
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"Large countries must assume their responsibilities and set an example, make more contributions to global peace and stability, and broaden the path of joint development." he said.
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With YC and 500, we have an opportunity to set an example for the rest of the Valley and hopefully it inspires others to do the same.
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"Large countries must assume their responsibilities and set an example, make more contributions to global peace and stability, and broaden the path of joint development," he added.
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Pier Carlo Padoan said the government's rescue of the country's third biggest lender will set an example for future similar banking problems in the rest of Europe.
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It was to set an example for my fans who were fearless enough to show up to the fucking shows...You want to set the same example.
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It's also important that states and cities set an example by adopting "ban the box" policies, as Connecticut has done by enacting the Fair Chance Employment Act.
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As one of the nation's largest food suppliers, it should set an example for workplace safety rather than drawing multiple citations from OSHA for ongoing safety failures.
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Selena's candor set an example and gave other Latinos permission to admit their own struggles as they navigated the intricacies of belonging to more than one culture.
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She pursued the case to set an example, asked for only $1 in damages, won the case and cut a big check to a rape-services foundation.
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He told the audience on Sunday that his student-loan-eliminating gift, intended for the 396 graduating seniors, was meant to set an example of paying forward.
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Countries in Asia were the first to experience outbreaks of COVID-19, and they set an example of the effectiveness of lockdowns, mass testing, and social distancing.
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In our consumer apps, we try to set an example with transparent opt-in consent language — plain words up front, not buried in some long privacy policy.
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Koizumi said he decided to set an example for other men, but had struggled as he weighed his responsibilities as a minister against those of a father.
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King acknowledged that as a celebrity, her platform is bigger than others' — which is why it's important for her, and others in show business, to set an example.
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They should get all the help they need to set an example of how excessive imbalances in automobile trades, and beyond, are being brought down by local manufacturing.
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" A big majority of respondents, more than 83 percent, considered it important that a president "set an example as a role model for good health and physical fitness.
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We need leaders and elected officials to set an example and respect their own data and privacy if we have any hope of their organizations to protect ours.
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I hope to set an example for both my girls believing in God and myself first and knowing that we can do anything we put our minds to!
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If you take the arts from the people who fund them to make America great again, then set an example and start with your own new federal government.
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And luckily enough, we now have someone running the country who can set an example for the rest of us by making a point of wearing sensible shoes.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook said he became the first head of a major company to come out publicly as gay in order to set an example for kids.
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We need our leaders to step up and set an example of courage to do the right thing for our country even when it means sacrificing political power.
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Quite to the contrary, many of us want to set an example that teaches our children the responsibilities as well as the enormous benefits of being an American.
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"During his 20 years in the force, Officer Alston set an example of devotion and professionalism that we should all strive to follow," Ryan said in a statement.
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With Anbang, the Chinese government may have hoped to set an example, by seizing control rather than engineering a quiet injection of cash from a pliant state company.
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Declaring a national emergency would make clear that Mr. Trump understands the magnitude of the challenge, and set an example for leaders in the public and private sectors.
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I knew that many boards lack a younger voice and wanted to set an example so that they would know that we are worth bringing to the table.
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Scott feels "grateful" that her parents supported her love of music and that her mom set an example of strength that the singer says she still carries today.
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It could set an example for other cities like New York, where pigeons cause perennial debate and where traditional culling methods—like simply shooting the pigeons—aren't practical.
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"So please, set an example for every woman and girl out there who's worried about what the future holds and wonders whether our rights, opportunities and values will endure."
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Others think the streaming platforms themselves could set an example for better metadata by displaying more credits, which would encourage everyone involved to make sure the data is right.
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By bringing down the hammer on the 21 CS:GO players with a permanent ban, Valve intends to set an example to discourage players from engaging in such illicit acts.
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I mean, you could be participating in a publicly-financing — public financing system... SANDERS: But if the... TODD: ... and being able to set — being able to set an example.
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"We are ready to set an example, proving Democrats can be strong where many counted us out" says Mandela Barnes, a Milwaukee native and the lieutenant-governor in Wisconsin.
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"We want to help our celebrities set an example for all their fans by incorporating a charitable component to each business we build together," reads the Bullies Brand website.
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The White House budget office on Thursday kicked off the administration's "war on waste," eliminating reports and requirements in an effort to set an example for other government agencies.
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David Cameron, criticised for the small number of refugees he is willing to see come to Britain, has at least set an example when it comes to financial help.
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In Mr Morales's resignation and the army's forcing of it, Bolivia has set an example for Venezuela and Nicaragua, though it is one that is unlikely to be heeded.
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President Trump should fire him for cause, because we need to set an example that government officials who violate the Constitution and the law will pay a personal price.
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Rwanda has increased its regional and global influence under Kagame's leadership and continues to set an example for countries who face similar tasks of development, the Chinese President said.
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In a split council, he was joined by ministers from France, Britain, Austria, Belgium, Portugal and Sweden in calling for the EU to set an example with stronger targets.
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Leaders in government on both sides of the aisle need to set an example for how to honor and respect the brave men and women fighting for their freedoms.
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Art can even set an example for the rest of society; true, robots can do it, but they, and humans, can do it better when they do it together.
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Requiring significant energy reduction targets in new and majorly renovated federal buildings demonstrates to the private sector that Uncle Sam can set an example for other nations to follow.
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As elected leaders, the burden is on us to set an example that looks past politics and considers above all what is best for our nation as a whole.
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Hopefully, by putting a spotlight on the places that are getting things right, we can help set an example that the rest of the industry and policymakers can follow.
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"When you look at what we've done in this country in order to set an example, leaving this market, continuing to create this demand, makes no sense," he said.
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She said she hoped her hard work in balancing her media career, her makeup business and her legal interests set an example for her children Saint, North and Chicago West.
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"With YC and 500, we have an opportunity to set an example for the rest of the Valley and hopefully it inspires others to do the same," Woodcock told TechCrunch.
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But now, I know how important it is to set an example of [being] outspokenly feminist and angry, and also visibly having a personal life and having fun about it.
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If NO, then we are still happy, we release the entire collection and set an example of Idiot and old-fashioned collapsing player in the field for our future targets.
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Using social media responsibly is also important to Raisman, and she said she's trying to unplug and be in the moment to set an example for her two younger sisters.
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Tennessee has set an example with its Tennessee Promise, pledging to use state funds to bolster Pell grants and other funding to cover community college tuition for low-income students.
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Like all Nexuses, the 5 didn't sell in huge volumes, but it set an example and foreshadowed the current wave of incredibly powerful and well designed phones at bargain prices.
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"It would not be good if the Church is unable to set an example to the world of showing how we can love one another and disagree profoundly," Welby said.
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As this behavior escalates from the web and lands in real life, Twitter needs to set an example for other social media platforms by holding its users, and itself, accountable.
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Banks have complained that the qualitative aspect of the test is subject to the whims of individual regulators, allowing them to fail a certain bank just to set an example.
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For 18 years she weathered Parkinson's disease without a word of complaint and set an example of dignity, forbearance and love that no one who knew her will ever forget.
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Yan Weiwen, a prominent tenor who plays the leading role of Commissar Peng, a military official, said the tenacity of Red Army soldiers set an example for all Chinese people.
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Tech leaders have set an example for how to make investments in improving the lives of low-income and minority populations when there is no tried-and-true way forward.
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"The report will hopefully set an example with appropriate legal and punitive actions to reassure the public and scientific community," said Yalda Jamshidi, a genomics expert at Britain's University of London.
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To set an example, he voluntarily declared his assets on Facebook, which included land and $5003 million in stocks investments using funds from an IT business he ran for 23 years.
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Recently, Former President of Georgia Mikheil Saakashvili, who was brought into the Ukrainian government to set an example of transparency and clean government, resigned and accused Ukraine's president of supporting corruption.
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With Miley in a leadership position and Bischke's views on culture, the company is in a good position to set an example for young, venture-backed companies around diversity and inclusion.
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Katie Hamm, who protested with her 2-year-old son Nathaniel, said it was important to set an example for her child, even if he did not understand immigration policy now.
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"I am in conflict as to whether I water my garden, or, if I'm a responsible citizen, conserve water," Ms. Kippin said, but she decided she had to set an example.
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But it can sometimes be steady and inexorable, like the step-by-step subjugation of Yanhuang Chunqiu, which could set an example for other publications that question the party's official line.
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"That is largely dependent on the balance between the political ideology of an ever closer union that sees Britain's exit set an example to others that it is painful," he said.
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"We will set an example for all the cities of America," he wrote in a report called "Integration: A Plan for Berkeley," which he presented to the Berkeley Board of Education.
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"I just hope that this sentence will set an example of what happens to doctors who abuse their authority in prescribing medications for profits," said Eddie Cassady, the Martinsville police chief.
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Molina, a 24-year-old psychology graduate, said this week that accepting her condition had been tough but that she wanted to set an example for others living with a disability.
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One of the most powerful people who could set an example of how to do so, Jared Kushner, son-in-law and top adviser to the President, is the grandchild of survivors.
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We are aware that professional footballers should set an example in every walk of life, especially to children; this being the reason we apologise if this incident has caused harm to anyone.
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"As the most visited museum in the world, the Louvre should set an example of irreproachable ethics by disengaging from its links to this criminal philanthropy," PAIN Sackler said in its statement.
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By standing up for press freedom, American diplomats can set an example for the world and show leaders who oppose free speech that the US won't allow them to silence their people.
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You're always trying to set an example and if they feel like they're not allowed to express their feelings, they might be hiding them or trying to suppress them and that's terrible.
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"I was defamed, criminalized and isolated," he told Reuters, adding that the prosecutors were trying to set an example of what could happen to people who speak out and to their families.
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In an interview in May, Neumann told us he had purchased some of these properties in 2013 because landlords did not yet believe in WeWork, and he had to set an example.
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Uber set an example for new digital companies -- the wrong example NOTABLE LINKS FROM AROUND THE WEB: Motherboard obtained documents that give insight into how Cyber Command prepares for offensive hacking operations.
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Working a long time and really not motivated by whether they have 10 times as much money ... and they might even wish to set an example by engaging for something far lower.
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Saudi Arabia's octogenarian king set an example in 2015 when he sidelined an entire generation of older royals in favour of elevating his 30-something son, Deputy Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
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Ms. Hopewell had gone back to college a year and a half earlier to set an example for her daughters and to finally secure not another job, she said, but a career.
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It is a good thing that Melania Trump is a graceful and smart woman who knows how to set an example when she handles herself in the face of this liberal adversity.
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"Anbang was probably taken out in a really public manner to set an example for others to step back a little bit," said Adams Lee, an international trade lawyer at Harris Bricken.
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After her cancer diagnosis, Ms. Newman set an example for other women by talking about her experience and feelings openly at a time when many cancer survivors were still uncomfortable doing so.
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"When we say we believe women and we trust women, we need to set an example for women and girls throughout the commonwealth who deserve better," said Ms. Matson, who is white.
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"We hope to set an example for communities like Elliot Chelsea where many corporations live but may not provide opportunities for the underrepresented youth and marginalized populations in their neighborhood," Calier said.
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Prince's commitment to constant evolution, to aiming ever higher and not worrying about what an audience expects, set an example that any musician who calls him or herself an artist has to follow.
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By participating in a decolonization process, the Whitney leadership could set an example for other institutions as they come under increasing scrutiny, paving the way for a process at a city-wide scale.
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Success in Mosul, and a political settlement that gives Sunnis their proper place, is vital to winning the peace in Iraq, and may set an example to help end the war in Syria.
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Cannon also says the pair, who were married for six years, are trying to set an example for their young children by showing them the love that still exists between the friendly exes.
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"Sheila Abdus-Salaam set an example for generations to come, as much for her brilliance, moral conviction, and remarkable professional achievements as for her kindness, modesty, and understated yet unfailing generosity," Lester wrote.
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Tinderholt, meanwhile, said he was honored by interest in the bill and added, "I think we set an example for Washington, D.C." Leaders of several nationwide anti-abortion groups, however, condemned the bill.
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Bugatti's president sees his company as "the R&D department of the Volkswagen Group," and everyone watching from the Geneva sidelines looks to the exotic car brands to set an example going forward.
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In Dhaka, central bank governor Atiur Rahman said he had resigned to set an example in a country where there is little precedence of accountability and to uphold the image of the institution.
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Supporters say the change would provide job security to working parents; boost morale for government workers; attract talented people to the federal ranks; and set an example for employers in the private sector.
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As president of the United States, he has set an example for all citizens that it's normal and acceptable to belittle those who make the difficult decision to speak up about sexual assault.
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With an increased focus on respectful conduct by coaches, players and fans during games, the actions of team executives should set an example and not lower expectations for appropriate behavior in our arenas.
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If the unlikely pairing succeeds, it may set an example for other European democracies — particularly Germany, where there is already talk of forming a similar coalition after the next election, slated for 20203.
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While I disagreed with those doubting Buffett's independence, he responded to the shareholder ballot and set an example: Any director receiving a non-trivial level of withhold votes should withdraw from the board.
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But by continuing to create an atmosphere that is supportive for women and people of color, Accenture may very well achieve equitable diversity and set an example for the rest of the tech world.
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Princess Victoria's daughter Princess Estelle, 4, set an example as the second-in-line to the throne perched prettily on a white garden seat between her grandparents, King Carl XVI Gustaf and Queen Silvia.
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Taylor Swift's not duking it out in court with the DJ who allegedly grabbed her butt for the money -- she's doing it to set an example for others to say NO to ass grabbing.
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"This project means so much to me because while I can help make a difference in the oceans I can also set an example for other victims of bullying," Dee writes on the page.
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Speaking on Sunday, the French economy minister, Emmanuel Macron, said if Britain voted to leave, the European Union would have to take a tough stance in the negotiations that followed, to set an example.
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We, as leaders in government and members of Congress, have the highest responsibility to set an example and send a message that anti-Semitic and anti-Israel hate is not welcome in our nation.
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" The operatives of the agency, widely known by its old acronym of GRU, set an example for a future generation of military spies, he added, citing their readiness to sacrifice everything "for the motherland.
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He wants to set an example for the future residents of his town that it's important to protect the water they drink and air they breathe, even if it's see as an unpopular move.
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MOSCOW — Mikheil Saakashvili, a former president of Georgia who was brought into the Ukraine government to set an example of transparency and clean government, resigned on Monday and accused Ukraine's president of supporting corruption.
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"I think they are trying to find a niche and set an example of how they can integrate new technologies within the phone," Neel Shah, research director at Counterpoint Research, told CNBC over the phone.
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"I must set an example because if I don't I cannot demand obedience," he told the retired officers, promising to "hit hard against corruption" in government during his term, which runs from 2016 to 2022.
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Still, the fact that the director has worked at making amends with the person he hurt is encouraging: It should set an example for every person whose words shamed, belittled, or ignored rape survivor's plight.
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Portugal's left-leaning government has set out to reverse its predecessor's austerity policies, aiming to grow its way out of trouble by boosting demand and set an example for other post-bailout euro zone countries.
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His idea of leadership was to set an example that nobody else could follow; that, too, seemed more about distancing himself from his colleagues than engendering their development or creating a functional and cohesive team.
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In both cases, instead of committing to strong ethical standards that would actually set an example, he essentially said he would do whatever the White House lawyers and loose statues let him get away with.
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"These breakthrough agreements set an example for the rest of the apparel industry on how to address harassment and abuse," said Rola Abimourched, Senior Program Director with Worker Rights Consortium (WRC), which uncovered the violations.
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Given our outdated Electoral College, neither will likely have any serious impact on the election itself, but they could set an example and just maybe encourage efforts toward reform of our current broken election process.
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If Japan rolls out the extra spending, it could set an example after the Group of 20 nations called for more fiscal spending to help support the ailing global economy at their meeting last weekend.
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"This law guarantees these rights in the federal criminal justice system, but it is my hope this law will set an example for states to adopt similar procedures and practices," Walters said in a statement.
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Joshua Wong, a pro-democracy activist in Hong Kong who helped lead the demonstrations in 2014 that came to be known as the Umbrella Movement, said that he hoped the bill would set an example.
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Threatened by even the hint of opposition to slavery, they used bold public threats during debate to frighten their foes into compliance or silence, tossing off insults or dangling duel challenges to set an example.
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With members drawn from across the political spectrum, the women's advisory board has set an example for finding consensus on controversial issues that have stalled formal talks, including aid delivery and the release of detainees.
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Even "torch-bearing", which sounds like China means to set an example with domestic policies such as switching from coal to renewables for generating electricity, may not amount to all that much in practice (see article).
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"I'm so proud that Taiwan is on the right side of the history and the first in Asia to have done so ... Taiwan has set an example in making progress in safeguarding human rights," Huang said.
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It was thus Roosevelt who set an example that has echoed through history, serving to bolster the efforts of Thurman Arnold in the 20043s and early 1940s and Joel Klein (who prosecuted Microsoft) in the 1990s.
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If health officials issue guidance to avoid shaking hands or get tested after coming in contact with someone who has tested positive for the coronavirus, then the President should set an example and model that behavior.
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In organizing an inclusive, widespread, proactive demonstration, the Stoneman Douglas survivors have set an example for young activists around the country, and have even encouraged us to hold ourselves to a higher standard in our activism.
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As a newcomer to the genre, I was instantly converted by this funny, big-hearted and utterly charming production, and I hope it will set an example for local family programming for many holidays to come.
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They've seemed to understand the power they have to set an example for anyone who views them as a role model, and have made a concerted effort to push the conversation forward in a positive way.
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Speaking at a meeting of the Politburo, the core of the ruling party, Xi said its members must set an example in lawful governance efforts and use of power, state television said on its main evening news.
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In October, the government said it will prosecute those responsible for the collapse of Skye Bank in an attempt to set an example that the state will no longer bail out lenders while the culprits go unpunished.
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The best way of doing that is choosing a local problem with particularly relevant communities who could set an example for how things should be done elsewhere in the United States, and ideally elsewhere in the world.
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LISBON (Reuters) - Portugal's left-leaning government has set out to reverse its predecessor's austerity policies, aiming to grow its way out of trouble by boosting demand and set an example for other post-bailout euro zone countries.
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By rising up against austerity, they have set an example for the rest of the labor movement and made it clear that they fight for the rights of all workers rather than special treatment for a few.
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The result was often wickedly funny and revealing, but always had a biting political undercurrent that helped set an example for more damaging and misleading caricatures of "limousine liberals" and "welfare queens" by figures like Ronald Reagan.
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It's also worth noting that one of Monet's artistic idols — J.M.W. Turner, whose paintings directly inspired the Impressionist ethos — also set an example for moving freely from field to studio, realism to abstraction, and Image to Idea.
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Perhaps the new chief of staff, John Kelly, will change things, but to date the president has too many aides who lack the competence to govern the country or the character to set an example for it.
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García told him that he had just half an hour before he was scheduled to teach his weekly class on political theory, and that he liked to set an example for his students by being on time.
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Anyone who regularly attended talks with Tom will recall that he would always ask a question or two in an effort to help the speaker with the project and set an example for others in the audience.
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Activists are also hoping to set an example of organizing for the rest of the country, where voter ID laws in other states have made it more difficult for other historically disenfranchised groups, like African Americans, to vote.
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By going on vacations and throwing fun birthday parties, celebs like Kourtney Kardashian and Scott Disick demonstrate that it's more important to set an example of love and acceptance for their kids than it is to harbor resentment.
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They not only set an example that it was OK to express your emotions—something men are historically dissuaded from—but they also subverted gender roles, allowing me to feel more comfortable with the fluidity of my own.
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I am sure that if we put an end to the reign of the lawman here in Maricopa County who paved the way for Trump's rise, we will set an example for the rest of the nation, too.
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When President Obama famously dismissed the Islamic State as a "JV team," he set an example that policy elites in the West unfortunately still often employ in dealing with religiously and ideologically motivated violence that they cannot understand.
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"If we're going to encourage more private-sector businesses to adopt paid leave policies, we ought to set an example as one of the largest employers in the world by doing so for the federal workforce," said Rep.
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Nervous that Guaido's decision to declare himself president could set an example for other opposition leaders around the world, EU foreign ministers agreed in Bucharest this week to back him only until a new election could be held.
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"You are your child's first teacher," the principal, Carlotta Outley Brown, wrote in a letter dated April 9 that asked adults to set an example by wearing appropriate attire on campus and helping support the school's high standards.
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"Our first two deals with Ben set an example and standard for integrity that we haven't seen matched since," Ethan Coen said at a tribute to Mr. Barenholtz at the 2010 Hamptons International Film Festival on Long Island.
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The remarks followed comments he made on Monday, when he told business leaders that as mayor, he had patrolled the streets on a motorcycle and killed criminal suspects in order to set an example to his police officers.
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If our current leaders hope to protect our interests as Americans (and set an example for the world), they need to put jobs first – and that means starting these negotiations with a strong bargaining position on copyright protections.
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Stanislaw Tillich, the conservative former premier of the coal-producing Saxony region, said the accord would set an example for other regions in Europe, by ensuring they could develop new industries and jobs even as they phased coal out.
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Only we can prove that we have the grace and the character and the common humanity to end this kind of senseless violence, to reduce fear and mistrust within the American family, to set an example for our children.
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Even with the razor-thin margin, women in the Nevada Legislature from both parties told VICE News they feel energized as leaders in gender parity and want to set an example for the rest of the country this year.
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"If McDonald's raised the minimum wage to $15 per hour and respected the constitutional rights of your workers to form a union it would set an example for the entire fast food industry to follow," the Vermont senator wrote.
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In her letter, Gates describes a couple who set an example for an entire village after the husband began helping his wife carry water back to their home so she could focus on nursing and raising their young son.
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Sanders says the threats include burning down the school, blowing up the school, shooting up the school and attacking students ... and he wants to set an example for the nation -- threats made on social media have real-world consequences.
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ROME (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - India's first fully organic state won top prize in a U.N.-backed award on Friday, with organizers saying its policies had helped more than 66,000 farmers, boosted tourism and set an example to other countries.
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But it would, in creating 5G momentum, set an example to Europe which is lagging the rest of the world, said Hoettges, noting that network operators can buy radio spectrum in the United States but only rent it in Europe.
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Groizard, who was previously energy director for the Balearics government and an architect of the new law, said he hoped it would send a positive signal to the rest of Spain, and set an example for other regions to follow.
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"When China announced in January that it was cancelling more than 100 coal plants currently in development, they set an example for governments everywhere: change happens quickly when governments act – by establishing clear, long-term policy and financial signals and incentives."
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia gave state honors on Tuesday to nine people who helped rescue most of a Thai boys' soccer team trapped in a flooded cave, with Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull saying their teamwork had set an example for world leaders.
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I may want to express my solidarity with everyone who favors my candidates, to support the democratic process in general, to set an example that will encourage others to vote, or even just to feel the personal satisfaction of having voted.
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Her appointment will set an example to others in the CIA that the agency's top spot can be awarded not only to those with political connections but also to a seasoned professional, even if that person happens to be a woman.
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Her objective for taking on the fashion project eclipses the reasoning behind most ad campaigns — she says she wants to "set an example for women like me to be confident and have courage despite their physical appearances," as she told BBC.
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George W. Bush's eulogy portrayed his father as a loving family man and a politician who set an example for how to conduct business in Washington, D.C. The tribute was littered with personal anecdotes and light-hearted memories of his father.
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Britain is the favorite to host a major conference to drive forward the 2015 Paris Agreement to curb greenhouse gas emissions in late 2020 and negotiators are looking to the government to set an example for other countries to follow.
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"We think the Trump administration should set an example in enforcing the multiple conscience laws that have been passed since the 1970s to prevent the government from punishing people who have objections to participating in abortions," he told the Post.
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LISBON (Reuters) - A Portuguese charity has sued the government to get it to force a courthouse to comply with a 12-year-old decree requiring all public spaces to be accessible to disabled people and set an example for other offenders.
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But it set an example of what is required of us if we are to honor our deepest values in times of crisis, even when silence would better serve our personal interests or the communities and causes we hold most dear.
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But Walter Shaub, the director of the Office of Government Ethics, argued in a speech at the Brookings Institution on Wednesday that Trump should follow the law even if it doesn't legally apply to him in order to set an example.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Obama administration on Friday weighed in on the debate over allowing consumers to switch from pricey cable television boxes to less expensive devices, urging regulators to set an example for the rest of government on how to boost competition.
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"The Nebraska Public Service Commission set an example for how to carefully evaluate critical energy infrastructure projects, even in the face of strongly held views and opinions," Jack Gerard, chief executive officer of the trade group American Petroleum Institute, said in a statement.
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To get children to eat more fruit and vegetables, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention advises parents to set an example by eating healthy foods along with their kids, as well as providing fruit and vegetables as snacks and during celebrations.
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That's often times down to investors — who seek to reduce the risk of their money not returning — and a relative lack of capital for startups, but Mercari has held out longer than most and that might set an example for future companies.
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Western officials who have tried to explore a compromise in the past believe any new funding agreement must set an example for China, whose own rapid aerospace growth with state backing is viewed as a worrying threat by the two Western giants.
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Leaders who set an example The White House legends, like Franklin Roosevelt after Pearl Harbor in 1941 or John F. Kennedy with the Cuban Missile Crisis of 1962 or Ronald Reagan with the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty of 1987, demonstrated this resolve.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Australia all-rounder Glenn Maxwell has set an example by taking a break from the game to address his mental health issues and there should not be any negativity about such situations, India captain Virat Kohli said on Wednesday.
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If the principle that that discrimination is morally wrong — rather than merely venting anger at Trump — is what is really at stake here, the best course of action is to demonstrate non-discriminatory behavior and set an example of tolerance for others.
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But Trump has long set an example for the entire country of condoning sexual misconduct and belittling those who come forward as survivors — maybe it was only a matter of time before someone interpreted his boast as a free pass to assault women.
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While the president may have a point about the larger tenor of discourse, which precedes and exceeds him, Mr. Trump does not subscribe to the traditional belief that a president should meet a higher standard to set an example for everyone else.
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"This is a chance for him to show leadership and set an example for the rest of the country to follow, especially for those who have listened to him previously use the word 'hoax' in reference to coronavirus," Kent State's Smith told me.
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When the outbreak first took hold in January and February, China and South Korea swiftly implemented city-wide lockdowns, mass testing, and extreme social-distancing measures that many believed set an example for how effective restrictive measures could be in containing the infection.
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"Vermont could set an example to the rest of the nation similar to the type of example Nicaragua is setting for the rest of Latin America," he told a crowd in 1985 after touring the Central American nation for a revolutionary rally.
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The 2019 focus groups came back with a common concern, that the first-line peer leaders at the academies are not equipped to do or otherwise not fulfilling their duties to both set an example and offer guidance for their more junior counterparts.
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" Host Ellen DeGeneres agreed, saying, "Y'all do have a lot in common and you also both have very young fans and, like you said, it's really important to set an example to say it's ridiculous to hold on to things like that.
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Western officials who have tried to explore a compromise in the past believe any new funding agreement must set an example for China, whose own rapid aerospace growth with state backing is viewed as a worrying threat by the two Western giants.
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Now, with his 13th album Vaquero out, he's not holding a grudge against Music Row, but using his experiences fighting his way to the top to set an example for his three children: sons Jake 10, and Jack 9, and daughter Jolee Kate 7.
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But he said Britain has set an example for other nations to follow - Australia is expected to pass a similar law this year - and was instrumental in securing a U.N. target to end slavery as part of 17 global development goals adopted in 2015.
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Protecting it could have — and might still — set an example for the rest of Amazonia, and indeed the rest of the world, demonstrating a new strategy for simultaneously preserving biodiversity and combating climate change while allowing an oil-rich nation to remain economically prosperous.
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"I think every public official ought to set an example of being against any sort of racism, anti-Semitism, and that's the standard I try to set," Grassley said, according to an interview he gave Wednesday, the audio of which was provided by his office.
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The sector has flourished despite a wider economic slump, raising hopes that it could set an example for an overhaul of the mostly state-run economy, and attracting foreign workers, expatriate Belarusians and locals to jobs that pay about five times the average wage.
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"I say this as someone at odds with Amash on lots of issues important to me and I think to him — all honor to Justin Amash, who has done so much today to set an example of constitutional responsibility and mature, civic discourse," Kristol tweeted.
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"As we continue our push to power our global operations with 100 percent renewable energy, it is more important than ever that we help our manufacturing partners make the same transition to cleaner sources, and set an example for other companies to follow," Jackson added.
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My mother has always set an example for me about being respectful for others and being grateful for what we have, and so today I am pledging to cover the salaries for all of those Smoothie King Center workers for the next 28500 days.
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On the Wednesday episode of the Ellen DeGeneres Show, Perry, 34, explained that the pop stars' years-long rocky relationship was "just a misunderstanding," but they decided to finally put the feud to rest in order to set an example for their younger fans.
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ATHENS (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Athens is aiming to ensure that all the goods and services the local government provides to its residents are free of forced labor under a pilot project launched on Wednesday that officials and activists hope will set an example across Greece.
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His choice to invest in that community rather than ignore it -- to build a skills training center and a coworking space in Crenshaw; to lift up the Eritrean-American community; to set an example for young people to follow -- is a legacy worth of celebration.
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Voters would be wise to ask their candidates for plans detailing how the U.S. can set an example through initiatives that establish AI as a force for social good — from ensuring food security and tackling climate change, to precision medicine and inclusive economic growth.
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For the second day in a row, thousands of protesters took to the streets across the country Thursday even as President-elect Donald Trump and President Barack Obama sought to set an example by striking a more conciliatory tone in their first meeting since the election.
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BOGOTA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Four years after Brisa Barrionuevo's father beat her mother to death and dumped her body in a river, Argentina has set an example for Latin America to follow with a law named after her giving financial support to such orphans, experts said.
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" Vershbow said allowing Montenegro into the alliance would set an example "that countries that do their — do their homework, meet the criteria, contribute to stability in their neighborhood can become members of NATO, even if they don't bring a huge amount of defense capability to the alliance.
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While no one soon expects to see the kind of excitement generated at the coffeehouse's 20th anniversary celebration, in 2009, when Mr. Seeger's appearance prompted organizers to move the event to the 900-seat auditorium at White Plains High School, he continues to set an example.
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Beyond whatever laws states pass, parents can do a lot to set an example for their kids when it comes to guns, said Dr. Judy Schaechter, coauthor of an editorial accompanying the study and a professor of pediatrics at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine.
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But as the first woman to use FEC funds in this way, Grechen Shirley hopes to set an example for other moms who want to run for office — especially those who don't necessarily have the deep pockets to pay for the needed extra child care themselves.
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Officials believe that prosecuting parents with children could set an example for other families looking to cross the border illegally and that it would be the "most effective" way to slow the number of people crossing into the U.S., according to a memorandum obtained by the Post.
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China, the US, and India are the three largest greenhouse gas emitters in the world, and the hope for the summit was that at least China and India might announce aggressive actions and set an example for other countries weighing their own prospects of curbing emissions.
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Aside from signing to XL, 2017 has seen Kurupt FM play Glastonbury, host the main stage at The Roundhouse with support from Mike Skinner and P-Money, and set an example for the rest of the world about how to correctly treat Ed Sheeran for Comic Relief.
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By involving women in leadership roles, as teachers and mentors, we can set an example and instill in women and girls a sense of curiosity, fearlessness, and can-do attitude, and dismantle this outdated way of thinking that women are biologically not predisposed to enjoy DJing and production.
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Odebrecht is "struggling to survive" in the wake of a growing graft scandal in Latin America and wants to set an example by helping authorities and paying fines, Mauricio Cruz, the new president of Odebrecht's investment arm in Latin America, Odebrecht Latinvest, said in an interview on Tuesday.
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Though it may sound small, Melinda shared in her book that splitting up household responsibilities made her relationship stronger, helped her figure out who she wanted to be in her marriage, and it also set an example for her kids that doing the dishes isn't a woman's job.
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At this pivotal moment, U.S. leaders have a clear choice before them: set an example for the international community by taking swift action to halt ethnic cleansing and crimes against humanity; or stand by idly and watch as the Myanmar military continues to commit atrocities against the Rohingya.
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For someone who was dogged for decades by a reputation for vanity and back-room dealing, Mr. Peres ended his years in public office as a remarkably beloved figure, a founding pioneer who set an example for forward thinking by promoting the country's high-tech prowess and cultural reach.
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If his public positions are not bold — he has repeatedly emphasized the need for people to "come together" in the aftermath of so much gun violence — his willingness to commit his time and energy has set an example for other athletes, some of whom are following his lead.
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"New York proudly set an example for the nation by raising the minimum wage to $323, yet the fight for economic justice for our working families continues, and we won't stop until every New Yorker is paid the fair wages they deserve," Mr. Cuomo said in a statement.
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We need to set an example and the truth is if we are successful here, if we can work together to stop sexual harassment in the workplace, if we can do that, women will only have to deal with harassment all the time at every other place they go.
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Dez-Ann Romain, a teacher and principal who set an example for her students by her vibrancy and perseverance, on Monday became the first employee of the New York City public schools known to have died from complications of the coronavirus, according to the city's Department of Education.
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Amazon, Berkshire Hathaway and JPMorgan Chase, the powerful triumvirate that earlier announced its hope to overhaul the health care of its employees and set an example for the nation, said on Wednesday that it had picked one of the country's most famous doctors to lead the new operation.
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"If McDonald's raised the minimum wage to $15 an hour and respected the constitutional rights of your workers to form a union, it would set an example for the entire fast food industry to follow," Sanders wrote in a letter addressed to Easterbrook and posted to his Twitter account.
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And do you plan to set an example in the future to make sure that your — your Cabinet and everyone throughout your administration... (CROSSTALK) TRUMP: I — I really think that when you watch what's going on with what's happening in — I was just watching, as an example, Rex Tillerson.
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And this, too, set an example for his fellow conservatives: The fact that today the court's right-leaning bloc has far more interesting internal disagreements than the often lock-step-voting liberal wing is itself a testament to the premium its leading intellectual light placed on philosophical rigor and integrity.
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And as other states, such as Washington, seek to introduce their own privacy laws, Attorney General Becerra needs to set an example other states can follow and send a clear message to companies: It's time to respect consumers' rights to say no to invasive tracking and sale of their personal information.
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Trump didn't invent Twitter, and even though many CEOs like my banker friend in Idaho aren't thrilled, most admit that he's used it to set an example for how both political and business leaders can, and should, be communicating with the people who want to hear what they have to say.
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Unless you, Mr. President, in perfect harmony with the Constitution and the laws that flow from it, set an example of faithfully executing the laws without dividing the nation or alienating any of its racially and ethnically diverse communities, law enforcement will become an all but impossible enterprise in America.
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Jesus explains who he is, and says that Negan killed a 16-year-old named Rory to set an example, and that Gregory isn't exactly the leader he would have chosen, but that they reached an agreement with Negan that he gets half of everything in return for not being killed.
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"The report will hopefully set an example with appropriate legal and punitive actions to reassure the public and scientific community that gene editing, like all potentially new medical interventions, will only be allowed where they address a true medical need, and with appropriate ethical and regulatory oversight," the statement added.
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Their target is a panel of international investigators, backed by the United Nations, that has led one of the most effective fights against corruption in Latin America and set an example for a region that has struggled to curb the graft that is at the root of much inequality and violence.
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" She concluded by expressing her hope that The Royals, which has completed filming on its fourth season, will continue, allowing them to "set an example that I believe will lead to a 'new normal,' the result that we, as people in this industry and every industry are so desperately trying to achieve.
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Instead, she must give an excruciating press conference ("I made the decision that it was worth staying in this marriage," she tells a salivating press corps), hear pundits pity and shame her as "a victim of spousal abuse," and set an example for campaign staffers who are quickly losing faith in their candidate.
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And unlike those in that rarified class who made crowd-pleasing collaborative departures or visibly mainstream concessions that kept them in the game, Jeezy's uncompromising adherence to uncomfortable subject matter set an example for what came next, namely the rise of trap to perhaps the most popular genre form of the 2010s.
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Amidst news of choosing to step back from her royal responsibilities alongside husband Prince Harry in the best interest of their family, Markle has set an example for prioritizing well-being even in the face of public backlash, and we admire her for it—there's no "Megxit" shade found in this style post!
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"The agreements ... set an example of well-weighed investments in one of the key Middle East regions, which will make it possible for the company to expand its exploration and production geography, provide feedstock for Rosneft's growing refining network and to raise profitability of our international assets," Sechin said in a statement.
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Asia Pacific has become a key growth market for Facebook as user numbers have stalled in the U.S. and Europe Asia Pacific has become a key growth market for Facebook as user numbers have stalled in the U.S. and Europe Without committing to an office, Facebook has taken significant steps to set an example.
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The two have been through shocks—the refugee crisis in Germany and the terror attacks in France—that prompted "no strong bond of cooperation between the two countries, despite the potential to set an example to the rest of the EU", write Josef Janning and Manuel Lafont Rapnouil of the European Council on Foreign Relations.
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In all these areas, bold and creative thinking can deliver new agreements that are in the very best interests of all our people - both in the UK and across the EU. And in the face of a worrying rise in protectionism, I believe such agreements can enable us to set an example to the world.
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Read more: Trump says he's considering declaring Antifa an 'Organization of Terror,' and that it would 'make it easier for police to do their job'"We do not want to set an example for future immigrants and refugee business owners as the business that gave in to hate," restaurant owner Husam Alsoufi said at a news conference on Thursday.
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His bill seeks to set an example in D.C. for licensure reform around the country by reducing overzealous and anti-competitive enforcement, providing for regular reviews to determine the need for certain licenses, preventing the creation of unnecessary new licenses, and allowing for credentials earned in other parts of the country to be recognized under the law.
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Proponents of the changes argued they could be the best way to set an example for millions of constituents around the country who are being told not to travel or congregate in groups larger than 10, as well as to provide continuity at a time when more lawmakers are likely to grow sick or unable to travel.
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The outcome could extend beyond the UK's borders, too -- especially if investors believed the decision could break up the EU. Any such decision in the world's leading financial center and fifth-largest economy (by nominal gross domestic product) would be disturbing, especially for a fragile Europe with growing nationalist parties devoutly wishing for the UK to set an example of defiance.
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The US already set an example by citing national security concerns to threaten tariffs on auto imports from Japan and the EU unless they negotiated trade deals with the US. While the tension right now is between two US allies, the weaponization of trade could become a larger threat for the US if its adversaries use trade to target US allies, Stangarone says.
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" He writes that the job of the news media is to hold the president accountable, the job of activists is to resist policies they find objectionable, and the job of the president is to "set an example of calmness, decency and rationality — to rise above the pettiness and the vindictive shovel fights occurring in the darker corners of the internet.
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Al FrankenAlan (Al) Stuart FrankenNative American advocates question 85033 Democrats' commitment Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Al Franken urges Trump to give new speech after shootings: 'Try to make it sound like you're sincere, even if you're not' MORE (D-Minn.) should resign in order for Congress to set an example in its response to sexual misconduct allegations.
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"Today, Governor Deal heard the voices of Georgians, civil rights organizations, as well as the many leaders in the entertainment industry and private sector who condemned this attack on the fundamental rights of L.G.B.T. people, and he has set an example for other elected officials to follow," Chad Griffin, the president of the Human Rights Campaign, a gay rights group, said in a statement.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellPelosi, Schumer press for gun screenings as Trump inches away The malware election: Returning to paper ballots only way to prevent hacking First House Republican backs bill banning assault weapons MORE (R-Ky.), who is up for reelection and faced a primary challenge in his 2014 race, also set an example for his colleagues by announcing his support for Trump early out of the gate.
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Comments that attracted the most "likes" said that ordinary citizens would have no issue with the two policies as long as Chinese leaders set an example, with many suggesting that environmentally friendly burials start with Babaoshan Revolutionary Cemetery, which is reserved for senior officials, revolutionary heroes and a few foreigners who contributed to the Communist cause, and with the Mausoleum of Mao Zedong in Tiananmen Square, a hall that occupies more than eight acres in central Beijing.
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Earlier, it was the United States, and not China, that pushed India to make commitments ahead of the Paris summit meeting, even if it was China that helped set an example for large developing nations in the announcement in 2014 by Mr. Obama and Mr. Xi. In 2015, Mr. Kerry took the unusual step of attending a trade fair in Mr. Modi's home state of Gujarat, India, in order to prod Mr. Modi on climate change policy and pave the way for a visit by Mr. Obama, who aimed to make the Paris agreement a top priority of discussion with Mr. Modi.
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