Uber is ignoring them and shamefully flouting important safety requirements.
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First things first, this is some shamefully lame shit talk.
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The government has done shamefully little to end the carnage.
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It's a tragic loss of life among friends shamefully betrayed.
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Britain, similarly and shamefully, avoided offering support for my situation.
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They have shamefully refused to condemn Mr Maduro's dictatorship in Venezuela.
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I think the answer lies, shamefully, in tribalism and not faith.
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What they saw was thousands of children receiving shamefully inadequate care.
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And finally ... you think Willie Horton was a shamefully racist ad?
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I had to ask them to leave, which they shamefully did.
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Ted Cruz of Texas, tweeted that the NBA was "shamefully retreating."
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Worse, it can also, shamefully, undermine their willingness to be such agents.
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It is shocking how management in these horrible places shamefully ignores abuse.
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Shamefully, they enjoy support in several European capitals, most prominently in Brussels.
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That is partly because MPs can be shamefully ignorant of EU affairs.
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" Blushing, Tatum shamefully responded to his daughter, "You're right, it wasn't funny.
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Eliza, meanwhile, sits in her shamefully small office with nothing to do.
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"It's a tragic loss of life among friends shamefully betrayed," Romney tweeted.
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I was shamefully and deeply unfashionably late to the cult of Azzedine Alaïa.
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But so did a fact I had shamefully forgotten: I've never been alone.
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EU governments must act In Europe, governments are shamefully behind on both fronts.
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But he felt embarrassment: for some things, context seems a shamefully small concession.
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Pence on Monday criticized those who he said have "shamefully" defended the comments.
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The rights of trans people to simply exist are still, shamefully, a battleground.
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Is that why Argentina — to this day — shamefully maintains diplomatic relations with Iran?
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On that subject, Mr. Silver and the league he runs are shamefully silent.
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Sergei Lavrov, the Russian foreign minister, says Europe "shamefully renounces its Christian roots".
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Shamefully, inequality and prejudice continues even after someone has taken their last breath.
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It took Ketchup chips a shamefully long amount of time to hit America's shelves.
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This show seems to pivot plotlines every few episodes but I am shamefully hooked.
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We immediately (yes — shamefully) wondered if a third party was involved in the split.
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The alternative way of keeping the court at eight was shamefully suggested by Sen.
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"What the fuck," Jayden muttered, before glancing shamefully at the toddler next to him.
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"Assange shamefully refused to investigate [the Belarus incident]," Ball recalled in his Guardian piece.
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Then, just days later, the government shamefully caved to criticism and dismissed Ms. Diallo.
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"He was shamefully kicked out of the military," he added, referring to Mr. Martin.
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This reality made many colleges shamefully loath to deal with rape accusations at all.
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More importantly (and shamefully), I couldn't wait to maintain an ironic distance from it.
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"While our farmers fight against #ClimateChange, #USDA is shamefully fighting against #science," he wrote.
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The downside is that I sometimes find myself defending people who have acted shamefully.
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Shamefully, Brennan voted for the ideals of Karl Marx over the ideals of James Madison.
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Our Arab allies, shamefully abandoned and mistreated by the current administration, are certainly not perfect.
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Shamefully, Cosby and his defense team tried to use this horrific history as a shield.
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Shamefully, the EPP's leaders have been garlanding Mr Orban with praise as Hungary's election approaches.
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Spicer might be shamefully offensive and reliably unreliable, but so is the administration he represents.
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Last week, the Trump administration shamefully turned its back on transgender students across the country.
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" Amnesty also accused ISIS forces of "shamefully resort(ing) to using civilians as human shields.
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I plow through, shamefully drinking caffeine-free tea like those prude decaf-drinkers I loathe.
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But it's also true that things can be "better" and still be shamefully, irredeemably bad.
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N.Y.U. shamefully sanitizes her story as a celebration of success, as The Times has done.
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He can cower shamefully during a ninja attack or comment wryly on off-script developments.
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It's shamefully dehumanizing, especially if you put yourself in the shoes of the surviving family members.
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Frustratingly enough, this plan was working its magic, and shamefully enough, it was working on me.
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Those cases that do make it to court—felony or not—have shamefully low conviction rates.
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So far, the national Democratic apparatus has shamefully failed to support him in a substantial way.
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Today, like so many, I recognize how idiotic, how shamefully naive my thinking was back then.
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It was hard on the outside, soft on the inside, not excessively sweet but shamefully rich.
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As an Egyptian, I am shamefully aware that my country's government was among the most diligent.
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Yet on the many glaring abuses occurring in Kashmir they have remained resolutely—and shamefully—silent.
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Shamefully, he has echoed anti-Semitic themes and targeted the international, highly respected Central European University.
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" Despite a series of mass shootings, he said, "shamefully, Congress has done nothing to address this epidemic.
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Theoretically banned since 1920, terminations took place annually in the hundreds of thousands: secretly, shamefully and dangerously.
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Even more shamefully, in a Fox News interview Monday, the President pinned the death on his generals.
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"I found a world which treated me differently, often shamefully because I am a woman," Canjanathoppil said.
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Our household takeout food budget, which includes lunches like this, is shamefully higher than our grocery bill.
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Shamefully -- but not surprisingly -- Trump seems to be siding with the Saudi prince against America's intelligence professionals.
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We are sad to report that most of these governments are still doing a shamefully inadequate job.
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Biden shamefully failed to protect Anita Hill after she accused Clarence Thomas of sexual harassment in 1991.
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Male or female, shamefully or shamelessly depicted, at first blush the clips seem to run the gamut.
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In the deserved glee of watching sexual harassers get their due, this hypocrisy has been shamefully ignored.
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Shamefully, proponents have lied to the American people by stating this idea was initiated by tribal governments.
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I wouldn't just shamefully sit in a corner and do my business; this was my thinking time.
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I sat silently and slightly shamefully, feeling increasingly dissociated, my short-term memory and ability to concentrate evaporating.
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Overall, the salaries are shamefully low — especially in a city where the cost of living is obnoxiously high.
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Other times, I think that not only is such a future inevitable, but that, shamefully, we'll welcome it.
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Any moral objections Key had against slavery were often shamefully set aside at times in his legal practice.
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It is an organized form of pedophilia that American soldiers were shamefully told not to bother looking into.
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We are already shamefully behind most industrialized countries and even some developing ones in several important health indicators.
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The next morning, she shamefully walks to a chapel and lays with other people in similar white robes.
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Maria was the third major hurricane that season -- one in which the response was shamefully delayed and disorganized.
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I have (shamefully) never read any sci-fi, and I tend to avoid horror because I'm a wimp.
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"Sadly, shamefully, disgustingly, it has come to this," lamented Gene Policinski, an executive at the Newseum in Washington.
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Why do you shamefully assume that if I did have those prenatal screenings I'd have terminated my pregnancy?
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The defendant "shamefully bilked an elderly, vulnerable man," Ken Thompson, the district attorney, said in a statement on Monday.
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Ted Cruz of Texas led the response from lawmakers, accusing the NBA of "shamefully retreating" in pursuit of money.
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These Republican inquisitions shamefully began before the presidential election in 2012 and continue through the presidential election of 2016.
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Also, shamefully, a first for the classic vacation gag of burying somebody up to their head on the beach.
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Shamefully, when my classmates cracked jokes about dykes and poofters, I joined in out of fear of arousing suspicion.
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Editorial In an era of unbridled campaign spending, the Federal Election Commission has consistently and shamefully ducked its responsibilities.
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It is now common knowledge that the United States, shamefully, has the highest incarceration rate in the world. 3.
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We live in a starkly divided country with a president who is shamefully ill equipped to bridge that divide.
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She uses the bathroom with the door wide open while her Americanized Nicaraguan lover keeps the door shamefully closed.
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The government's response had been "shamefully slow and undersized and should be vastly upgraded and increased," he told the Senate.
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In public, at least, Mr Turnbull was shamefully silent over the case, even though the Australian media was in uproar.
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It was later generations of colonists who had so shamefully taken advantage of the original inhabitants' friendliness, weakness and ignorance.
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The overriding need is for improved diplomacy, which was shamefully absent when the president impetuously pulled troops from northern Syria.
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"There was the pre-Robinson Rickey who stayed shamefully silent for much of his baseball life," Mardo wrote in 1998.
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The Vatican, shamefully, has done nothing to rein in Cardinal López, whose crude prejudice undermines Pope Francis' message of tolerance.
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In Florida, in 2008, he had secured a shamefully lax plea deal, which U.S. Attorney Alexander Acosta signed off on.
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He shamefully calls on conservatives to support or accept his attacks against all of the women who have come forward.
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Congress should promptly pass legislation (shamefully stalled for the last 16 years) mandating paid sick leave for all workers. 10.
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We must stop believing in one easy answer to complicated problems, and shamefully giving up when one doesn't magically appear.
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Yes, Republicans have gerrymandered districts and shamefully suppressed votes (and Democrats should keep pushing for laws that make voting easier).
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Latin American art has had shamefully little museum attention in a county that is, statistically, nearly 19633 percent Spanish-speaking.
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It is the sound of the Charlie Brown Christmas soundtrack with your head down shamefully walking off into the night.
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As shamefully late as this now seems, it was only a few years after the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
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Until now, central bankers have had to do the heavy lifting because politicians have been shamefully reluctant to share the burden.
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For example, you can watch two correspondents shamefully realize they just sang Ariana Grande's "Side to Side" live on air above.
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Shamefully, we should have been concerned much earlier, when seemingly it was just the poor and minorities who were the victims.
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She noted that the U.S. "shamefully" does not comply with some of these standards, but would do so under her presidency.
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But given the shamefully inadequate response from the federal government to Puerto Rico, it's time for local governments to step up.
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Yet, even today's women's movements are shamefully reluctant to address disproportionate violences committed against transgender women of color around the world.
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It is morally compromised, has been tainted by racism, sexism and money-grabbing, and has left too many people shamefully underserved.
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Payne admitted – shamefully – to "emotionally cheating" on Peazer with Smith – having "fancied the pants off" Smith even while he was with Peazer.
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You can see how McDonagh has influenced my criticism here: I am shamefully calling for him to pick on another marginalized group.
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That's why I pull it down from my (shamefully large) bike helmet shelf whenever I am headed out on a road ride.
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Shamefully, the American government sought to obstruct and oppose the panel, even denying the premise that high drug prices undermine public health.
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While some suburbs are becoming more diverse, racial and economic segregation stemming from exclusionary zoning remains shamefully prevalent in metropolitan America today.
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The Obama administration, which shamefully capitulated to the Honduran coup, now has an opportunity to stand decisively against chronic impunity in Honduras.
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Plus or minus a small French contingent and a few sons of Venezuelan oil barons, these were my people, luckily and shamefully.
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"Arkansas is now shamefully responsible for being the first state to ban medication abortion," said Dawn Laguens, the group's executive vice president.
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In a world where women's sexual organs are often hidden or talked about shamefully, it was very refreshing to see visible representation.
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I, shamefully, knew almost nothing about John Quincy Adams, so I went online and bought every biography of him I could find.
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In Britain, France and Germany, the migration crisis is being contained, despite shamefully little progress in the search for long-term solutions.
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Although, it was said that Germaine shamefully outtalked the other two, and was inclined to set her cap alarmingly at her host.
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Tenured professors retire and are too often replaced by adjuncts so underpaid and so shamefully overburdened that their work amounts to exploitation.
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And the Weinstein Company said focusing on supposed category rivalry missed the merits of "Carol" and demonstrated how shamefully low we're all stooping.
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Shamefully, Trump has done everything he can to rip that apart and is playing a cruel game with the lives of immigrant youth.
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The Senate Foreign Relations Committee considers ways to prevent the president from triggering nuclear war while he shamefully continues to praise foreign dictators.
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I worked out to make my body muscular, I tried to deepen my flamboyant voice, and I shamefully collected, then discarded, women's clothing.
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Relative performance tells us nothing of interest because all of them may be shamefully low — or impressively high — on whatever measure we're using.
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Shamefully, no one will incur more harm than our brave men and women who have volunteered to fight and die for our freedom.
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Yet there are other parts of this society with firmly folded arms, and it is to them that Bild was so shamefully playing.
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And yet Rooney keeps writing novels — and in those novels, her characters keep finding themselves drawn to books, shamefully and against their will.
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But let's also not kid ourselves: it's also those injuries which we get shamefully thrilled by, and the pro wrestling apparatus knows it.
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Walker's massive graphite triptych revamp is packed with references to past and present racist events, which shamefully still shape identity politics in this country.
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I have an app where I can pay through my phone, so I do that quickly and shamefully, because the bus driver hates waiting.
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Abortion is shamefully classified as a hedonic extravagance, instead of a necessary medical procedure to preserve the life and wellbeing of women and families.
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Though Democrats have used this number to deride the bill and claim that it only helps the rich, this is a shamefully misleading statement.
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The hateful behavior includes his shamefully equivocal response to the neo-Nazi march in Charlottesville, Va., last summer, after which a woman was killed.
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That appears to be the case even more so if you blame yourself for your partner cheating (which—I now admit shamefully—I did).
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While these figures struck many artists and listeners as shamefully low, some have used the business model to their advantage, to generate big bucks.
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"Donald Trump came to Puerto Rico and shamefully bragged that the death toll was something to be proud of," Velázquez said in a statement.
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"Only through travel up and down the New England coast, I've found people shamefully putting on mayonnaise," said Matt Storch, 40, a Westport native.
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Many people have behaved shamefully this year — but tens of millions of voters kept their faith in the values that truly make America great.
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The airstrikes last night therefore saved countless lives and were the first step toward correcting America's shamefully lackluster policy toward Assad's campaign of slaughter.
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"Shamefully, Republicans were cheering against the children as they rob from their future and ransack the middle class to reward the rich," she tweeted.
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"But it's hardly a surprise coming from the Trump administration, which has shamefully sided with big-money corporate interests over working people at every turn."
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That a few companies are afforded unprecedented and shamefully unregulated access into our homes is now an unremarkable fact of living with tiny computers everywhere.
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Americans allow this because we as a whole are shamefully and willfully ignorant of the basics of Islam, even though the information is freely available.
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"The state's education system is shamefully inequitable and anything but uniform," said Will Bardwell, senior staff attorney in the SPLC's Jackson office in a statement.
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For instance, some countries share child care expenses, and the United States is shamefully the only developed country that does not provide paid maternity leave.
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"Arkansas is now shamefully responsible for being the first state to ban medication abortion," Planned Parenthood Executive Vice President Dawn Laguens said in a statement.
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"Arkansas is now shamefully responsible for being the first state to ban medication abortion," Planned Parenthood executive vice president Dawn Laguens said in a statement.
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Shamefully, the United States voted against the ban the first time and will likely do so again if the parties call for a second vote.
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" Zeldin offered a blistering response: "She is being attacked for shamefully targeting Israelis, Jews and others with a ton of hatred obviously consuming her heart.
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Leader McConnell shamefully will not criticize President Trump's disgraceful conduct, and he cannot use it as an excuse not to act for the American people.
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The response from the federal government to Hurricane María has been shamefully inadequate and shows a clear disregard for the people living in the island.
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During the searing election cycle of 2016, after McCain voiced concerns over Trump's scorched-earth campaign, Trump shamefully denied that McCain was a war hero.
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The Constitution, for all its virtues, shamefully incorporated the institution of slavery and, by implication, accepted the definition of America as a white man's republic.
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Societies have this idea that they are not 'truly women,' and many people have shamefully thought of trans women as nothing more than a fetish.
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The federal government was shamefully late to this effort but finally found its footing after the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau opened its doors in 2011.
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But Russia and China "shamefully" vetoed a Security Council resolution that would have referred those and other crimes in Syria to the court, she said.
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Shamefully, during the crack epidemic, we never took collective ownership to solve the problem because the crisis didn't spread beyond a narrow segment of society.
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Casa Tiny was as minimalist as promised, a magical escape from the things (cell service, internet, distractions) I was suddenly, shamefully alarmed to be without.
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Again and again, she's clearly articulated how adults have shamefully abdicated their basic duties to protect today's children and future generations from compounding climate catastrophe.
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And it's especially not a life for these individuals, who blundered through 2015 with an assortment of criminal errors ranging from absent-minded to shamefully stupid.
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Yes, I understand that our government has clamped down on immigration from time to time in the past, sometimes shamefully excluding specific peoples, like the Chinese.
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And getting caught in the act during a round of Hi-Ho Cherry-O when I was a young kid still shamefully burns in my memory.
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Ted Kennedy secretly and shamefully appealed to the USSR for help defeating Ronald Reagan in 1984, liberals now really do view Russia as the Evil Empire.
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And their political ideas, not merely conservative, in Sand's judgment, turn out to be shamefully extremist and right-wing, especially on questions of immigration and Islam.
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Depp is shamefully continuing his psychological abuse of Ms. Heard, who has attempted to put a very painful part of her life firmly in her past.
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"Got shamefully sloshed and despite all my idiocies—nasty too—we are as happy as children," Burton wrote shortly after his second marriage to Taylor in 1975.
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It's one of the world's most shamefully overlooked atrocities, and some members of Congress plan to step up efforts to pressure the administration to hold China accountable.
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Speaking at a town hall in Washington sponsored by CNN and moderated by Chris Cuomo, Sanders blasted Republicans for acting "shamefully and outrageously" on the Garland nomination.
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" --------------- March 19, 25: "US shamefully slow to help vets" by Paul Rieckhoff "Some 22016 million men and woman answered the call to serve in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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Yet shamefully, neither of us thought we should or could do anything about it — until our precious little boy was gunned down in his first-grade classroom.
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The NFL has drawn a fair amount of controversy this year from the kneeling protests during the national anthem, and Colin Kaepernick shamefully continues to be unsigned.
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It's far simpler to sell to security teams who don't realize that products shouldn't be painful to use nor bleed system resources like it's shamefully amateur malware.
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She has kept shamefully silent about it, fearful, perhaps, of upsetting ethnic Bamar, who are mainly Buddhists and many of whom look down on the Muslim Rohingyas.
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We are creating this wave of refugees, and then shamefully we are then criminalizing these refugees once they come here by detaining, deporting, and night raiding them.
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In the contemporary art and fashion worlds, indigenous artists and designers, while very active and producing great work, are severely and shamefully underrepresented on the global stage.
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Mr. Depp is shamefully continuing his psychological abuse of Ms. Heard, who has attempted to put a very painful part of her life firmly in her past.
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"Arkansas is now shamefully responsible for being the first state to ban medication abortion," Planned Parenthood Executive Vice President Dawn Laguens said in a statement on Tuesday.
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Legitimate frustrations are loudly expressed, making the case that root causes of major humanitarian crises, notably the failures to prevent or resolve deadly conflicts, are shamefully ignored.
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With a source now telling CNN that this was an elaborate public shaming of Tillerson, it's also safe to say that the White House is behaving shamefully.
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Among the opponents, shamefully, was the United States, which feared irrationally that the court could become a vehicle for politicized and arbitrary prosecutions of Americans and Israelis.
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Deadspin has an excellent compilation of his shamefully staged and generally embarrassing attempts to trick the American (and Canadian, we guess) public into acknowledging his basketball talent.
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" The artist David Wojnarowicz's work, Laing writes, "did more than anything to release me from the burden of feeling that in my solitude I was shamefully alone.
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While Russia is attacking America, Trump once attacked the CIA, which defends America from the Russian attack, by shamefully and despicably comparing the CIA to Nazi Germany.
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Shamefully, Congress recently passed a Pentagon budget that handed Trump $738 billion but imposed no constraints on his belligerence toward Iran or his disregard for the Constitution.
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I shamefully have to admit that when I lived in a village I liked P.V.V.'s thoughts and ideals, while I never came in contact with immigrants.
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Instead, with the kind but ultimately misguided permission of my sweet college boyfriend, I started exploring my interest in girls — at first, sort of secretly and shamefully.
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The people who were victimized by these scams, older people who were a part of America's greatest generation, would shamefully tell me they should have known better.
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The entire scene could have been mistaken for an updated episode of "The Twilight Zone," because it shamefully distorted Trump's actual relationship with the larger African-American community.
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Daniel Inouye and others, served heroically while their families were placed, shamefully, in internment camps, staining the pages of history in what is a largely exceptional American experiment.
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Maybe Trump had a moment of embarrassment about the fact that the only show on TV that goes to bat for him is shamefully transparent in its agenda?
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The effect is a character — a brother, a son, an ex-boyfriend — who so obstinately demands care that granting him anything less than undivided attention seems shamefully cruel.
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Editorial The act of voting can be shamefully difficult in this country amid the crazy quilt of often-dysfunctional systems employed by the states and thousands of localities.
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Paying secret settlements, transferring these priests, coaxing silence from victims and families, our church violated Catholics' faith, then shamefully appealed to those same beliefs to cover its crimes.
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"Shamefully, this Republican Tax Scam victimizes the millions of middle-class Americans who deserve to keep more of their hard-earned paychecks," Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee Chairman Rep.
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The double standard made evident by such a move (and the shamefully false defense attempt by President Jerry Falwell Jr.) is disturbing, frustrating and wholly deserving of callout.
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"He will continue to work to address the public health crisis associated with menthol cigarettes, which have been shamefully marketed to communities of color for decades," she said.
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Throwing our homemade sandwiches, salads, and snacks into sad plastic grocery bags, that are then shoved shamefully inside gym duffles or purses, has turned many meals into squishy messes.
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National politicians in many countries remain shamefully ignorant of the EU and its rules, and too few MEPs see it as part of their role to help educate them.
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And for Hollywood, whose entire history is shamefully riddled with warped power structures and the abuses that came out of them, to reckon is a Sisyphean — and necessary — task.
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By silencing Warren so shamefully, McConnell did a huge favor for the civil rights movement by giving drawing attention to the King letter and giving it huge national attention.
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Nigeria, where 10 percent of children die before their fifth birthday, came bottom due to "shamefully low" social spending, poor tax collection and rising labor rights violations, Oxfam said.
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" "Although Myanmar has failed shamefully to redress the injustice of their trumped-up arrest and conviction on spurious evidence, we are relieved that their ordeal behind bars is over.
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My father, Uncle Roddy's nephew, often talked about how shamefully black people were treated in Clarendon County, but he was deeply uncomfortable with the part our family had played.
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So to explain, I'm handing the column over to my colleague and shamefully biased Sixers homer, Daniel Victor, who has always #trustedtheprocess: "Let's start on the court," Daniel says.
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Season 5 broke new ground in a lot of ways, but the most fun by far was the Season 4 talent show and C.O. Stratman's (Evan Hall) shamefully overlooked striptease.
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I shamefully declined to help when my neighbor asked me to move her car once, to avoid a parking ticket when she was out of town for longer than expected.
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For a beauty junkie, I shamefully have never given makeup contouring a shot for fear of looking like a walking plastic doll due to my less-than-deft blending skills.
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In fact, she behaved shamefully to Hagar, her live-in maid, whom she ordered to sleep with Abraham in order to give her a son, heir to the patriarchal line.
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"Legislators shamefully walked away from their job ... without fixing the deeply harmful and outrageous mess they created with HB2," JoDee Winterhof with the Human Rights Campaign said in a statement.
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" During George W. Bush's time as president, British agencies "shamefully became involved in the CIA rendition programme, which saw people abducted, flown to secret prisons, and subjected to appalling abuses.
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About 6,000 have been subsequently removed to Mexico to await asylum hearings, in what is known as the Remain in Mexico program, which Mr. López Obrador shamefully accepted last year.
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Shamefully, despite Stephens' early work to recognize the talents of writers of color, until last year, no black woman in 36 years had ever won the group's annual RITA award.
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Years of studying English and reading dozens of books a year left me feeling shamefully burned out, a feeling that was amplified by a job that involved reading and writing.
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The biggest and richest social media companies are shamefully far from taking sufficient action to tackle illegal and dangerous content, to implement proper community standards or to keep their users safe.
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The first utterance of "McMurphy" comes in episode 6, when Dr. Fujita (Sonoya Mizuno) almost shamefully confesses to Dr. Mantleray (Justin Theroux) that so far, four such tragedies have taken place.
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Shamefully, although the US under Obama voted to create a new accountability mechanism for Syria through the UN General Assembly, Trump has yet to contribute any funds, according to UN officials.
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" Told of those comments, Zeldin told The Hill last week that Tlaib was being attacked "for shamefully targeting Israelis, Jews and others with a ton of hatred obviously consuming her heart.
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And when we see demonstrations of neo naziism and white supremacism as we recently did in Charlottesville, Virginia, we must be unequivocal in our condemnation, as our president shamefully was not.
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I had forgotten how great the cost could be when I came (shamefully late) to the gory, majestic work of the Croatian novelist Dasa Drndic, who died last year at 71.
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The secrecy about off-shore matters and refugees is a case in point, and Australians have accepted that secrecy in a shamefully docile manner along with the extraordinary cruelty toward refugees.
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By that measure, we do not need this week's State of the Union address from the president to tell us what is abundantly clear: The state of our union is shamefully inadequate.
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But it's not too early to say that this law is a key step toward empowering a variety of college athletes in a way the sporting world has long skittishly, shamefully avoided.
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By virtue of this job and by being a curious person anyway, I've tried my fair share of moisturizers in life (enough to have shamefully reached Sephora VIB status in high school).
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"For a number of weeks, Jewish terrorism in the territories has reared its head, and the leadership of the right wing has been shamefully silent," the Israeli group said in a statement.
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Figures for England are patchy as there is shamefully no national naloxone program, but the London Ambulance Service told me that in the last ten months 1,440 people have been given naloxone.
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FDR, a classic reformist liberal, delivered the New Deal and encouraged the growth of labor unions, but he also shamefully ignored the interests of African Americans and interned Japanese Americans during WWII.
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The killing triggered a huge controversy in India, with some Hindu lawyers and housewives protesting against prosecution of the murder suspects and Prime Minister Narendra Modi keeping shamefully silent for too long.
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Yet shamefully, although groups like the Law Center have already done the difficult work of drafting model laws, and despite the human and financial cost of gun violence, Congress has done nothing.
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Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer said on Wednesday that "shamefully it has always been a struggle" for Congress to provide for the first responders' health care as they get respiratory illnesses and cancers.
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Nonetheless, even if they fail to pass judicial muster, these proposed rollbacks are symptomatic of the shamefully destructive approach to environmental and public health policy that has thus far characterized the Trump administration.
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Yet on days when managing an autistic child and toddler twins drove me into the dark of my bedroom closet to weep and scream, the thought of sending Jeffrey away was shamefully enticing.
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Mr. Smith told me that many readers, for instance, seemed to breeze past whole sections of "Desert Solitaire," including an early chapter in which Abbey strikes a shamefully condescending tone toward the Navajo.
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America naïvely believed that the presidency was for honorable men (women, shamefully, still haven't been given a shot), that the president of us would always in some form be the best of us.
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Shamefully, Senator Mitch McConnell, the Republican majority leader, has refused to bring the bill up for a vote, insisting that it is unnecessary because of course the president would never fire Mr. Mueller.
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This memoir about his time on the road can be "almost shamefully enjoyable," our critic Jennifer Senior wrote, and will "prove catnip for lovers of professional slang," with its bobtailing, deadheading and lollipops.
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"The attack on Mr. Harvey is a ridiculous conspiracy theory floated by media partisans and now, shamefully, championed by Democrats in Congress," said Jack Langer, spokesman for Republicans on the House Intelligence Committee.
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The United Nations is shamefully biased against Israel, and President Obama has used the American veto and its diplomatic muscle more assiduously than any previous American president to shield Israel from unwarranted criticism.
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We love you, we appreciate you, we look up to you, but we're still pretty bad at finding you a proper mother's day gift that makes up for all your calls we've shamefully screened.
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And offering impenetrable and/or bafflingly complex settings has, shamefully, been the historical playbook of the tech industry — as a socially engineered pathway to maximize data gathering via obfuscation (and obtain consent by confusion).
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But Trump's speech—halting and dour when it didn't have the tone of a south Florida real estate video—was good only when judged against the shamefully low bar he has set for himself.
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That has shamefully been a dominant theme in the American presidential election, as the Republican nominee, Donald Trump, has irresponsibly portrayed Muslims as inherently dangerous and the country's Southern border as a lawless frontier.
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In response to the news of the methane emissions increase in Pennsylvania, EDF's Andrew Williams shamefully and preposterously minimized the problem of methane leaks from oil and gas operations to Public News Service-PA.
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"Governor Rankin and the Bermuda Parliament have shamefully made Bermuda the first national territory in the world to repeal marriage equality," Ty Cobb, director of the Human Rights Campaign Global, said in a statement.
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By embracing refugees rather than turning them away because of assumptions about their national origins, the current administration can make good on the freedoms that FDR shamefully turned his back on over 70 years ago.
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The Trump White House currently employs a shamefully low percentage of women; 30 years ago the White House represented the demographics of our country, with 52% women on staff, now it's closer to one-fifth.
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But let's remember that coastal protection, better weather prediction, a reserve fund for future disasters and other forward-looking parts of the Sandy aid package were shamefully and falsely condemned as "pork" by Texas Sen.
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While race has been an ongoing (though shamefully unresolved) topic in rock circles for many moons, disability remains a topic that's all too rarely discussed, which makes a band like Bangladeafy all the more crucial.
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Yet, Greece's creditors met in Brussels last week and shamefully failed to agree on terms that would permit the release of 7 billion euros in bailout funds needed by July to keep Greece from defaulting.
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She has been shamefully silent about the continuing persecution of the Rohingya, a Muslim minority, not even admitting, let alone trying to stop, the army's well-documented campaign of rape, murder and destruction against Rohingya villages.
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Republican abuse of congressional "process" in the Fast and Furious case dragged on for nearly a decade after the GOP shamefully cloaked its political fishing expedition in the tragic death of a U.S. Border Patrol agent.
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"In the wake of an attack, Representative Massie is shamefully using the District as political fodder to advance the [National Rifle Association]-backed goal of moving toward national concealed carry reciprocity," Norton said in a statement.
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Belt buckle around your feet, ass hovering above the ground in a 75 percent twerk, and excavating your bowels the same way our distant ancestors did in tributaries and shamefully dug holes all over the world.
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"The Liberals shamefully tried to use a public health crisis to give themselves the powers to raise taxes, debt and spending without parliamentary approval until January 1, 2022," Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer said in a statement.
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"Trump will be spreading his platform of hatred and bigotry to help re-elect Jeff Van Drew, the congressman who shamefully switched his party affiliation from Democrat to Republican during the impeachment process," the email said.
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"The government of Saudi Arabia has shamefully and repeatedly offered one lie after another in the nearly three weeks since Jamal Khashoggi disappeared in their Istanbul consulate," Fred Ryan said in a statement published on Twitter.
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Every time Trump and his associates shamefully attack one of the patriotic heroes of our time, Robert Mueller, they create another highly patriotic Deep Throat candidate who believes that Americans, not Russians, should choose our American presidents.
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After the prisoners were taken by train to another camp, Buchenwald, Mr. Wiesel watched his father succumb to dysentery and starvation and shamefully confessed that he had wished to be relieved of the burden of sustaining him.
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Editorial While Congress shamefully fails to face up to the toll of gun carnage, California's lawmakers and voters are forging ahead with innovative safety measures, including mandatory background checks for the purchase of ammunition, not just guns.
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A Biden realigning victory would be based on a broad call to shared patriotism, whereas Trump regularly and shamefully questions the patriotism of those who call on him to change the ways he conducts his political business.
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The racist rage in Virginia and President Trump's shamefully sympathetic response have prompted local and state politicians to encourage community peace by weighing the future of Confederate monuments civilly and unapologetically, even if the president has not.
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On DACA and other important issues that fall squarely in its lap, Congress has shamefully passed off the political hot potato (most prominently to Special Counsel Robert Mueller) rather than seize its constitutional ship at the helm.
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His handling of the sex abuse scandal has been shamefully poor, and his skill at sharing his message with the secular media is far greater than his ability to maneuver the Vatican Curia into more lasting structural change.
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"With the implementation of this transgender military ban, our nation is once again shamefully forcing brave American heroes to hide who they are in order to serve," said Ashley Broadway-Mack, president of the American Military Partner Association.
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"With the implementation of this transgender military ban, our nation is once again shamefully forcing brave American heroes to hide who they are in order to serve," said Ashley Broadway-Mack, president of the American Military Partner Association.
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In 2015, the number of low-level marijuana arrests in my home of New York City went down by a lot, though that trend didn't apply to minorities, who are arrested for drug offenses at shamefully disproportionate numbers.
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True, Mr Leung has taken steps to see that elderly people are better provided for; they have long been shamefully neglected, as those who can often be seen eking a bent-backed living collecting scrap cardboard can attest.
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In fact, Fox News is shamefully becoming the network that is applauding these child-abusing tactics, cheering on this government-sanctioned child abduction and dismissing advocates' complaints about the animalistic conditions in which these kids are being kept.
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What's so immensely satisfying about Tarantino's adaptation of an Elmore Leonard novel is that the movie frames Grier and her character Jackie the same way: as women who have been shamefully undervalued by everyone around them for too long.
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Some critics of Pius XII maintain that he was shamefully silent during the Nazi massacre of Jews during the war, while others claim he saved thousands of lives by ordering the Roman Catholic Church to assist victims of persecution.
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To promote the false idea, as Mr. Trump has shamefully done, that immigrants pose particular safety risks and to punish so-called sanctuary cities that, for reasons of public order and decency, are trying to disconnect themselves from ICE.
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Speaking at a town hall in Washington sponsored by CNN and moderated by Chris Cuomo, Sanders blasted Republicans for acting "shamefully and outrageously" by refusing to consider President Barack Obama's nomination of Merrick Garland to the Supreme Court last year.
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In an all-American way to combat a shamefully un-American issue, a six-year-old boy opened a lemonade stand in Atlanta, Georgia to raise money to help the children forcibly separated from their parents at the Mexican border.
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This makes it even more important that Judge Gorsuch, and every other judge this president may nominate, demonstrates the ability to be an independent check and balance on an administration that shamefully and harmfully seems to reject the very concept.
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It's long past time to eliminate cash bail, which unfairly punishes poor black and Latino New Yorkers, shamefully crowding our jails with people who pose no threat to others and haven't been convicted of a crime but cannot afford bail.
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What Comey could have done, should have done — but shamefully did not do — is order FBI agents to examine the new emails without public comment to determine whether there was any new evidence to reverse his decision to clear Clinton.
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"In the wake of an attack, Representative Massie is shamefully using the District as political fodder to advance the NRA-backed goal of moving toward national concealed carry reciprocity," she said in a statement, referring to the National Rifle Association.
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When you consider the circumstances of Litvinenko's murder -- his tea spiked with radioactive polonium-210 in a Mayfair hotel during a meeting with two former Russian security servicemen — this shamefully deficient reaction of the UK government put public safety at risk.
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Obama should explain to voters that no president should ever treat immigrant children like criminals in cages as a matter of policy, or shamefully assert their cases should be decided by monarchical edict without due process or the rule of law.
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Surprisingly, you don't mention that the United States, while urging all Asian states to respect the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea dispute-resolution institutions, has itself shamefully failed to ratify Unclos, something China did 20 years ago.
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Much more than the value of the game itself, though, I can't help but wonder if I stole the influence that it had on me away from someone else—from some poor boy whose name I shamefully can't even remember anymore.
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America's shamefully slow coronavirus testing threatens all of us, Vox As of March 11, only around 7,000 Covid-19 tests had been performed in the US — a number well short of other developed countries, many of whom have far smaller populations.
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What's less known is that Nietzsche's sister, who was in charge of his estate after he died, was a Nazi sympathizer who shamefully rearranged his remaining notes to produce a final book, The Will to Power, that embraced Nazi ideology.
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All this is before you even get to the creative ones, like the clown face (perfect for combining with the donkey emoji), the shamefully-dressed man dancing emoji (inherently awful), and the aggressively lunging fencer emoji for unsubtle attacks (en garde!).
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That new chapter included another war in Iraq, this time ordered by his son, and Mr. Bush wrote him an email on the day that Saddam Hussein fell from power: I shamefully choked up, the tears tumbling down my aging cheeks.
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Specifically, for months, the Senate majority leader, Mitch McConnell, jammed up his chamber's version of a plan that had long ago cleared the House before finally passing a shamefully weakened version that has yet to be reconciled with the House's plan.
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This fact alone should resonate with every single Democrat who shamefully voted against tax relief for their constituents, especially those lawmakers who once claimed to be for tax reform before turning against it and choosing instead to play petty partisan politics.
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What's less known is that Nietzsche's sister, who was in charge of his estate after he died, was a Nazi sympathizer who shamefully rearranged his remaining notes to produce a final book, "The Will to Power," that embraced Nazi ideology.
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Persky, a Santa Clara County Superior Court judge who is a facing a June 5 recall vote in retaliation for what critics said was a shamefully lax sentence, defended himself and argued that removing him from office would weaken the justice system.
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Over the last few months, all of us — including and especially meant who respect women — have been forced to take a good, hard look at our own actions and think (perhaps, shamefully, for the first time) about how those actions have affected women.
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Zuckerberg and Sandberg are reported to have ignored warning signs of Russian operations, and the company shamefully hired a Republican-linked public relations firm to do research on philanthropist George Soros after he attacked Facebook and Google as a "menace" to society.
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Lobbying by mass immigration advocates in this country and (shamefully) their own governments, which have come to rely on the remittances sent home by workers in this country, has managed to keep people here long after the immediate crises that triggered TPS.
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Besides environmental indicators of the build, I've seen other variations on maintaining quality — such as passing around a My Little Pony and placing it shamefully on the desk of the engineer who broke the build, such as the geeks do at Say Media.
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Over the last few months, all of us—including and especially men who respect women—have been forced to take a good, hard look at our own actions and think (perhaps, shamefully, for the first time) about how those actions have affected women.
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Shamefully, we now know, but are not surprised, that Donald Trump himself, in an unconscionable act, suppressed the need to have more testing in order to keep the numbers of the coronavirus infection low because he thought it would hurt his reelection.
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Having lived in New York for decades, he was the first expatriate ever to gain that particular honor, and it looks as if he'll remain the only one: After his win, the rules were shamefully changed to exclude those who live abroad.
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News organizations in the tank for Trump shamefully fail to distinguish between the lie and the truth in the reporting of news and to offer persistent follow-up questioning to challenge the lies he tells and the politics of bigotry he plays.
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"In December, Republicans had the opportunity to pass a commonsense measure that would prevent suspected terrorists from purchasing firearms, but instead they shamefully voted to leave the terrorist gun loophole open," said Sadie Weiner, a spokeswoman for the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee.
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I have a passport here, and a large, loving network of relatives who can host me and support me, and American dollars saved up that can buy me most things at a shamefully cheap price, thanks to the continually plummeting value of Iranian currency.
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One of my strongest memories from my scum of a high school boyfriend is fighting with him, making up, asking if he wanted to come over, him asking if I was on my period, me shamefully admitting yes, to which he said, 'Nah, no thanks.
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"Over the past few months, all of us — including and especially men who respect women — have been forced to take a good, hard look at our own actions and think (perhaps, shamefully, for the first time) about how those actions have affected women," Franken said.
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Another shamefully overlooked snag is that Britain's exit from Europe will break the Good Friday Agreement of 1998, in which Northern Ireland's peace process was underpinned by the EU. This treaty has kept the peace in the UK's most troubled region for nearly 20 years.
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"Over the last few months, all of us — including and especially men who respect women — have been forced to take a good, hard look at our own actions and think (perhaps, shamefully, for the first time) about how those actions have affected women," Franken said.
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He astutely tallies the degradation that Trump's lawless, norm-busting presidency has already inflicted: stuffing the courts, assaulting the Justice Department, demonizing the free press and mainstreaming extremist ideas like mass deportations and the Muslim travel ban — now shamefully validated by a Supreme Court majority.
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In fairness, the underpayment of workers compared to how productive they have been, and the shamefully low level of the federal minimum wage at $7.25 per hour, is a scandal engaged in by the government and sustained by thousands of companies, not just Walmart.
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Shamefully, Congress and the Trump administration are moving in the wrong direction on contraceptive access — whether it's attacks on the ACA and Medicaid, undermining the ACA's birth control benefit, attempts to defund Planned Parenthood, or proposed cuts to the Title X national family planning program.
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Now, Senate Republicans seek to force a confirmation vote before midterm elections that Democrats have a good chance of winning, and before the National Archives, which has shamefully refused to honor requests for records sought by Democratic leaders, even provides all information requested by Republican leaders.
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For the night, she gets to determine who gets let into the intimate club located underneath Chelsea's Dream Hotel—and who has to shamefully retreat back up the long, sloping service entrance that leads out to the cold streets of New York's Meatpacking District whence they came.
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"Over the last few months, all of us—including and especially men who respect women—have been forced to take a good, hard look at our own actions and think (perhaps, shamefully, for the first time) about how those actions have affected women," Franken's statement Thursday said.
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Me, sleep-deprived, covered in spit-up with hair that hadn't seen a shampoo bottle in a shamefully long time CARRYING MY SON stopped by some guy on the street to tell me what a hot mom I was, as well as things that are crude to repeat.
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As those reporters shamefully run interference for Sacramento's politicians, what they describe is even more disturbing than individuals being targeted: If a family follows all the rules and rations their water use, they will still be fined or penalized based on what others in the district are doing.
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Noura had been counselled by her lawyer not to testify—she was on antidepressants, and, anyway, defense attorneys are generally reluctant to allow their clients, however innocent, to be grilled by a skilled prosecutor—and Weirich shamefully took advantage of Noura's silence to poison the minds of the jurors.
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We got the HUD Secretary Thursday morning on Capitol Hill, and our guy straight-up asked him what he had to say to women who feel he shamefully put all the blame on his wife when Congress grilled him about the pricey dining room set ... bought with taxpayer's money.
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By the time season two is over, characters will have started to explore a burgeoning bisexuality (or maybe even pansexuality), shamefully been discovered masturbating with a stuffed animal, felt guilty about slut-shaming their friends, and spent an entire episode performing a series of comedic sketches about Planned Parenthood.
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But like those videos, and Carney's other work, it's riding high on a wave of good feeling about the place where music and romantic fantasy intersect, and Sing Street winds up being compelling in part because it's so shamefully happy about songs, and the simple, satisfying places they send people.
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You can turn off voice purchasing on the Kids Edition, but you can do that on regular devices, too (despite what Amazon's comparison chart says.) Plus, kids can now control smart home devices with the Echo Dot Kids Edition – a feature that shamefully wasn't available at launch, but is now.
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Shamefully Islamophobic in its portrayal of Flower Maidens who strip their niqabs to reveal belly-dancing outfits — not to mention in how Parsifal, a Western soldier, wanders into the third act with combat gear over the top of his own head scarf — it is hostile to all forms of belief.
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And Ms. Markle — also strikingly beautiful and who, as a divorced, biracial woman with a successful career as an actor, would have been a controversial choice of bride for a British prince until shamefully recently — promises to bring a breath of 21st-century air into the deeply conservative royal establishment.
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Amid a roll call that included Elton John, Oprah, and the approximately 1,000 rugby players rah-ing at each other at the year's most expensive event, Victoria Beckham—fashion designer, former Spice Girl, subtly gifted comic—rocked up with her shamefully attractive husband on her arm, effortlessly commanding the attention of everyone there.
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Now, staying indoors at the behest of the CDC, I'm now going to revisit some Studio Ghibli films I haven't seen in years, like My Neighbor Totoro (1988) and Kiki's Delivery Service (1989), and others I have shamefully never seen at all, like Howl's Moving Castle (2004), Princess Mononoke (1997), and Ponyo (2008).
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The South African artist William Kentridge has turned to this shamefully unacknowledged theater of the Great War in "The Head and the Load," a fiercely beautiful historical pageant of music, movement and shadow play that reanimates these lost African combatants, who principally served as porters under British, French, Belgian and German command.
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I shamefully hid it in my pocket three times on a thirty minute walk uptown—once as I made eye contact a lanky college-aged guy in a rainbow bomber jacket and bleached hair near NYU, and another as I walked by an especially chic-looking woman in a big hat in Madison Square Park.
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Despite the fact that Obama was again weak about Russia in his Friday press conference — which will further infuriate many Democrats over his inadequate response to Russia — and despite the fact that Obama shamefully continues to refuse to order an intelligence briefing for the electors, which was repeated on Friday, the electors should demand it.
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Although concerned citizens must keep applying pressure on our representatives to act on issues of mental health that, along with shamefully easy access to weapons of war, produce mayhem in America, we must also realize there are small actions we can individually take to prepare for the day our own worlds are rocked by violence.
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Shamefully, Republicans were cheering against the children as they rob from their future and ransack the middle class to reward the rich #GOPTaxScam In a floor speech ahead of the vote, Pelosi, who has been a vocal critic of the bill, said that the GOP tax plan was "brazen theft" from the middle class.
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It seemed at first to be an obvious case of white bros acting shamefully, but then another, longer video showed the same encounter with more context and new characters -- a racist fringe group of black men, who identify as members of the Hebrew Israelites, and who seemed to have been the main provokers of tension and aggression.
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The House of Representatives in May passed a shamefully cruel law, one that even President Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE called mean.
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If you want to experience some thoughts about the nature of war, you can see a plurality of opinions: Battlefield 1's opening sequence where death after death piles up in a wasteland sells you on the tragic necessity of it and Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare shakes its head shamefully at the idea that this might be the way forward.
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Yet, solely because of Donald Trump and Paul ManafortPaul John ManafortTrial of ex-Obama White House counsel suddenly postponed Top Mueller probe prosecutor to join Georgetown Law as lecturer DOJ releases notes from official Bruce Ohr's Russia probe interviews MORE, New York Democrats have been pushing to water down state double jeopardy protection — shamefully, as if civil rights were only for the ruling class's political friends.
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If we can't believe victims like Kane's who did everything our culture shamefully asks of them — reporting to the police immediately, offering up bruises and DNA evidence, and submitting to hours and weeks of drilling by law enforcement who ostensibly are on our side, how are sexual harassment and groping victims like so many of Trump's supposed to expect to be heard and believed?
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Who ever heard of a defense in a case before Congress that tries to put the victim of the offense, in this case Trump's feared opponent Biden, who a list of Trump administration appointees have declared did nothing wrong, on trial, the way criminal lawyers shamefully put the victim of the crime on trial because they cannot effectively argue for the innocence of their client?
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The backdrop of the role of Roberts is that in recent months, McConnell has been bragging about how he used (or in my view shamefully abused) the rules of the Senate to pack the Supreme Court to achieve a conservative and Republican majority of justices and has been fundraising based on his opposition to impeachment, a violation of his oath to administer impartial justice.
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We've seen this unfold in Syria, where the United States and the international community have shamefully failed to address brutal violence that has engulfed the country for seven years, led to hundreds of thousands dead and contributed to the worst refugee crisis since the end of World War II. And sadly, we are seeing now this same lack of effective diplomacy in Myanmar, formerly Burma, where since last summer 680,000 Rohingya Muslims have been forced to flee a systematic military campaign of killings, arson, rape and other mass atrocities amounting to ethnic cleansing.
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Sen. Mitt RomneyWillard (Mitt) Mitt RomneyOvernight Defense: Turkey launches offensive against Syrian Kurds | Trump set for clash with Congress over Kurds | Senators unveil Turkey sanctions bill | Trump says Kurds 'didn't help us' in Normandy | Defense official arrested for leaking to journalists Congress set for showdown with Trump over Kurds Romney bemoans 'tragic loss of life' in Syria after Trump move MORE (R-Utah) called the civilian deaths reported in Syria following Turkey's invasion and the Trump administration's removal of U.S. troops "a tragic loss of life among friends shamefully betrayed," in a tweet Wednesday.
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Biden should continue reaching out to independent and moderate Republican voters but move beyond mere bromides of bipartisanship to reassure progressives that he will aggressively battle against the obstruction and Supreme Court-packing abuses of Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellLawmakers run into major speed bumps on spending bills Budowsky: Donald, Boris, Bibi — The right in retreat Hillicon Valley: Zuckerberg to meet with lawmakers | Big tech defends efforts against online extremism | Trump attends secretive Silicon Valley fundraiser | Omar urges Twitter to take action against Trump tweet MORE (R-Ky.) and Republicans in Washington— who act like intimidated poodles of Trump shamefully backing his blundering incompetence, crony capitalist corruption and bitterly divisive attacks against fellow Americans.
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