Our military dominance must be unquestioned, and I mean unquestioned, by anybody and everybody.
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For years that has been unquestioned, and if Hillary Clinton had her way that would remain unquestioned.
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But the NBA is the unquestioned pinnacle of competitive basketball.
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"He's the unquestioned leader of the team," Green told reporters.
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To be clear: Presidents do have this unquestioned pardon power.
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MacKenzie Blackwood, 2918, now becomes the unquestioned No. 1 goalie.
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His desire for military aid from the US is unquestioned.
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Alas, an unquestioned strength has morphed into a questioned weakness.
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"Our sovereign right is unquestioned," Roque told a regular news briefing.
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This notion has gone mostly unquestioned by presidents from both parties.
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But the unquestioned star of the program on Monday was Mrs.
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Foreign assistance should be earned, not treated as an unquestioned entitlement.
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Christopher Columbus has gone from unquestioned American hero to problematic figure.
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The Vermont senator is now the unquestioned frontrunner in the primary.
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It might have allowed Justify, a talented horse, an unquestioned legacy.
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Instead, the GOP united to defend their unquestioned leader: President Trump.
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It's still a circus, but Trump is now the unquestioned ringmaster.
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To enforce nonproliferation, these five must have unquestioned continuing nuclear superiority.
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All eyes are on him, his stature and his leadership unquestioned.
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Click here to view original GIFHitchcock is the unquestioned master of suspense.
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Fact two is Hillary's unquestioned superior experience and qualifications to be president.
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Until relatively recently, divvying up acting categories by gender was largely unquestioned.
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His credentials as an advocate for women, in particular, had gone unquestioned.
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His work, in many ways, requires that the image's authenticity go unquestioned.
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On a dozen other TV shows, Box would be the unquestioned hero.
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Simone Biles is one of the unquestioned breakout stars of the Summer Olympics.
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But its assured, unquestioned logic of everything in between is difficult to trust.
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America's dominance in this arena must be unquestioned, and today it's totally questioned.
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But it's not the unquestioned disaster its opponents make it out to be.
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We want to deter, avoid and prevent conflict through our unquestioned military strength.
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He executed scores of senior officials, including his uncle, to instill unquestioned fealty.
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Yet, as leader of the Law and Justice Party, his power is unquestioned.
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He was an unquestioned basketball great, but his legacy is not so straightforward.
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Fitch views funding and capital support from BTMU to its Jakarta branch as unquestioned.
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Its influence depends on the unquestioned respect of the public and the other branches.
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It is also an unquestioned success story for the sport in the United States.
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Arian Foster announced his retirement Monday, meaning Williams becomes Jay Ajayi's unquestioned backup and handcuff.
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There is civilian control of the military, and there is unquestioned loyalty to any president.
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But despite all of that, the unquestioned highlight of Virta's hockey career came in 1991.
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It reflects subtle gender-role norms and ideologies that often remain unquestioned despite privileging men.
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This is the warfare of the future, America's dominance in this arena must be unquestioned.
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Now he has the opportunity to emerge as the unquestioned choice of the GOP establishment.
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Everyone knows the vice president is the unquestioned leader of the "Praise Trump Always" movement.
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False assumptions on taxes and spending should not be allowed to remain unquestioned for decades.
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Remember, this is a universe where Nazis have unquestioned control of America, Europe, and space.
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He is, of course, the unquestioned endorsement leader if you follow the FiveThirtyEight endorsement tracker.
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But that doesn't mean contemporary scientists complacently accept his theory of relativity as unquestioned fact.
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For reasons that may go unquestioned, they stick with it, no matter the emotional toll.
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As the unquestioned leader in Memphis, Z-Bo had finally found a place where he belonged.
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In the private dealings of his family business, Trump's decision-making went unquestioned -- at least publicly.
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Their homes were so big, old, and extravagant, their traditions so deeply rooted, their standing unquestioned.
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But it could also contain unquestioned biases, come to dubious conclusions, and raise civil liberties concerns.
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By the time they reach 3 or 4-star rank, their allegiance is established and unquestioned.
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In Russia's immediate neighborhood, this means an unquestioned sphere of influence, similar to America's Monroe Doctrine.
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Reasons used to justify FGM: In some communities, FGM almost universally is performed and is unquestioned.
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Presumably this means the unquestioned domination of men over women, aggressive displays between males, and infanticide?
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In barn-red Texas, some white evangelical women have had it with unquestioned fealty to Republicans.
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At British Airways' London Heathrow fortress hub, the AA-BA-Iberia joint venture's dominance is unquestioned.
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The fairytale of infinite growth—which so many today accept as unquestioned fact—is relatively recent.
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Sal Frieland (Owen) is a detective in a world where augmented reality implants are ubiquitous and unquestioned.
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Even if Cyborg isn't worthy of unquestioned adulation, she is, at the very least, worthy of consideration.
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Daenerys is clear on what she wants: a personalist-style system where she is the unquestioned queen.
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By preserving it we (specifically Westerners) uphold a fiction of unquestioned identity and, by extension, cultural supremacy.
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The picture of unquestioned merit was solidified when Garland took to the microphone in the Rose Garden.
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At stake will be the president and the Congress's control of foreign policy, unquestioned since the Founding.
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Making them more focused and robust, however, will first require dispelling some entrenched, and often unquestioned, narratives.
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With Lindsey Vonn's retirement last month, Shiffrin, at 3653, is the unquestioned face of American ski racing.
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I put those questions to the unquestioned king of political reporting in the Silver State: Jon Ralston.
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There's not a lot of breezing through the permanent collection, inhaling the unquestioned greatness of the anointed.
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Today is not a day to hide behind safe names or the privilege of unquestioned, American passports.
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First, Donald Trump is the first unquestioned demagogue to become a major-party nominee in our country's history.
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But though it was hidden, its power remained—all the more pernicious for being unseen and thus unquestioned.
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While its feminine association with gender is now unquestioned, it's also a symbol, perhaps more crucially, of age.
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That's the league's biggest market, trading away a guy who went into last season as their unquestioned starter.
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We know that this President rewards unquestioned loyalty, even when grievous tactical mistakes appear to have been made.
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The ultimate result is an investigation that will leave questions unanswered, witnesses unquestioned, testimony ungiven, and stones unturned.
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For three weeks, the result in this race was unquestioned: a slim victory for Mark Harris, a Republican.
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At a Pakistani Army checkpoint, he slipped a wad of bills into his passport, and went through unquestioned.
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Oxon Hill, Maryland (CNN)President Donald Trump is the unquestioned king of this year's Conservative Political Action Conference.
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The LeBron-Wade Heat were, at this point, unquestioned rulers of the East; the Knicks could just have fun.
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" The document listed as a second priority rebuilding the military to ensure that "our military dominance must be unquestioned.
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They stand now as unquestioned favorites to win it all and cement their status as the best team ever.
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The country was previously an unquestioned leader and outlier on the continent for its tech scene and VC investment.
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Could we ever make all, or even almost all, Americans think of those ills as unquestioned, absolute deal breakers?
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And now, they are back for their junior seasons as the unquestioned leaders of a team with higher aspirations.
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And now they are back for their junior seasons as the unquestioned leaders of a team with higher aspirations.
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When Nathan cites Total, it is citing an article written by a recognized energy expert, an unquestioned scientific authority.
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"Our military dominance will be unquestioned," with a bigger Navy, a bigger Air Force, and more active-duty soldiers.
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That means the liberal-media conspiracy will become a central and unquestioned piece of the GOP's inevitable 2016 revisionism.
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Magic also says his Lakers love is unquestioned and will never waiver ... and the same goes for LeBron James.
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The congress is being seen as a referendum on Xi's success in positioning himself as China's unquestioned political supremo.
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ABOUT RICHMOND (3-2): Seniors Jones (723 points) and Cline (17.2) are the unquestioned offensive leaders for the Spiders.
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Hitherto, the United States enjoyed unquestioned access to and dominance of space, but this is no longer the case.
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He has always had a voracious appetite for information, and he is the unquestioned decision-maker at BP Capital.
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Donald Trump has touched a vein in a population mourning a world where their superiority (and entitlement) went unquestioned.
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Though Gigi was the unquestioned winner of the show, the real stopper was the godawful impression of Nancy Grace.
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Party elites and voters alike were denied a painful but necessary conversation over neoconservatism's place as unquestioned party orthodoxy.
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But the social network instills in employees an almost unquestioned faith in their product as a force for good.
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For many observers though, current tournament rankings should reflect that Williams remains the unquestioned benchmark for the women's game.
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" Mr. Xi is now the unquestioned paramount leader of China, Professor Yan added, while Mr. Trump only "represents himself.
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The fountain, which depicted unclothed women embracing a wild deer in the dessert, remained unquestioned during the Gaddafi era.
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And the loss of power among people who used to have it in an unquestioned way is also powerful.
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What may look like the unquestioned assumptions of centrist economists appear to these organizations, somehow, as cold, hard facts.
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Why would a solid conservative majority with the unquestioned power to revise the court's past work leave Roe untouched?
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The power potential was unquestioned, but Rizzo's capacity to hit for average was an open question in San Diego.
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"Of course, once on board, Cruise employees are expected to maintain unquestioned respect for every individual," the spokesperson continued.
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BlackRock, through its iShares funds, is the unquestioned leader in the ETF industry, with just over $1 trillion in assets.
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When you really think about it, the traditional hair-salon experience is full of weirdly dated — yet somehow unquestioned — practices.
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The Tarini's voyage showed what empowered women really need to thrive: space, teamwork, and an unquestioned faith in their abilities.
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His unquestioned authority, some say, has made it more difficult for the party apparatus to deliver news that contradicts him.
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"Lewandowski's behavior has gone unquestioned in Trump's interviews on ABC, CBS, NBC, FOX, Fox News, MSNBC and CNN" https://t.
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The Rebel briefing is a gruff military lecture, a set of mostly unquestioned orders to a room full of pilots.
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Then UMNO's grip on power was unquestioned, and Ferdinand Marcos had assumed absolute power the better to plunder the Philippines.
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Donald Trump's leadership, decision-making and problem-solving abilities will restore America's role as the undeniable and unquestioned world leader.
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The company had the full and unquestioned backing of its banks, and now everyone in the market could see so.
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SoftBanks starts and ends with Mr. Son, who founded the company in the 1980s and runs it with unquestioned authority.
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Later I interviewed a man whose power is unquestioned: Muhammad Ali al-Houthi, the president of the Supreme Revolutionary Committee.
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And Neymar, used to playing in the comforting shadow of Messi at Barcelona, now will be his team's unquestioned superstar.
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Is it possible that the real trap, though, is the still widely unquestioned assumption that Thucydides was a political realist?
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But as she built her brand, Ms. Consolo methodically developed a pedigree that she sold and preserved for decades, unquestioned.
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Lonzo Ball was the unquestioned star, leading the Los Angeles Lakers to the title and dazzling fans with his passing.
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Jackson was their unquestioned star, completing 63.7 percent of his passes for 4,328 yards with 42 touchdowns and nine interceptions.
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Before we get anymore into why it happened, let's look at the unquestioned steadying of Biden's standing in the race.
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The authority of the federal government to crack down on marijuana conduct — even conduct legal under state law — is unquestioned.
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"What is wrong is that the pardon be exchanged so that a president remains unquestioned for corruption," Mr. Becerril said.
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In Mendelsohn's earlier works, classics slip in and out unhampered and unquestioned, like a friend with a key to the house.
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If not for the major playoff ramifications, the Johansen-Jones trade would be the unquestioned No. 1 storyline of Saturday's matchup.
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But what blows my mind is the unquestioned belief that every single thing I cooked had to be made from scratch.
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Laine Nooney, an Assistant Professor at NYU Steinhardt, works in this exact realm of illuminating the unquestioned past of video games.
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The government exists under God's authority and is subject to God's moral law and is not entitled to our unquestioned fealty.
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With "Black Panther," Nyong'o was part of a seismic shift away from whiteness as the unquestioned default in American popular cinema.
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It was an unquestioned nature of Marine infantry life in the field and one, we all figured, not subject to change.
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By that point, the formula — a rapper brings narrative, and a singer brings pathos, joy or sensuality — was still largely unquestioned.
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Not having to think about race was a luxury for white people in a world in which their power was unquestioned.
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It is obvious that in any dispute, if one side is silenced, the words of the other side will go unquestioned.
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In Syria, he co-owned a grocery store and two butcher shops, and had been the unquestioned head of the household.
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But birtherism conversations usually leave unquestioned the premise that not being a natural-born citizen should disqualify someone from the presidency.
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Mao could only implement such disastrous policies, Deng reasoned, because he had permanent and unquestioned control over the Chinese political system.
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They are in an unquestioned position of strength and will not negotiate an outcome beneficial to us without considerable concessions by Washington.
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La Señora — was reportedly organizing an incursion into Acapulco, an area that was once the unquestioned turf of the Beltrán Leyva cartel.
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A newly digitised version of "The London Stage", a record of performances from 22000 to 219, tracks Shakespeare's ascent to unquestioned supremacy.
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It was enough that contracts were overpriced, that Lula was close to construction bosses and that he was the PT's unquestioned leader.
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Over the years, the All-Important First Goal (as it must be referred to) has become one of those unquestioned hockey truths.
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Mr Genovese strives to leave no stone unturned, no living witness or journalist unquestioned—even trying to meet with the murderer himself.
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Working in your own self-interest is mistaken for a political act, and accruing money and power becomes an unquestioned feminist goal.
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What is relatively unquestioned in this scenario is the assumption that humans can physically and psychologically handle being decoupled from our planet.
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In a culture where sex was only discussed in whispers, and where submission to authority was paramount, Ketcham's privileged status remained unquestioned.
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It is why Daniel Sturridge, for all his unquestioned talent, occasionally seems to be out of place, because he doesn't; not quite.
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"I always encourage students to apply ED if and only if the school they've chosen is their unquestioned first choice," says Fisher.
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The opposing sides in the debate about Luther are both deeply invested in his legend, which has given it seemingly unquestioned authority.
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At 26, Allen is still relatively young for a goalie and this was his first season as the Blues' unquestioned No. 1.
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The president enjoys unquestioned power to fire an "officer of the United States," and Congress can't stop the president from doing so.
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What goes unquestioned here is context: the collision of the global-gallery universe and the street or junk heaps of other worlds.
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It was an assumption that went unquestioned for too long, and it helped shape how I and many others covered the race.
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Today, using an app to pay people to walk your dog and do your laundry is an unquestioned part of city life.
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Sanders, never the most nimble debater, let it go—it was an unquestioned win for Clinton, a rarity for her on economic policy.
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When Putin deployed his forces into Syria, he claimed they were there to fight ISIS, a mission that enjoys almost unquestioned popular support.
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Americans — and legions of sneaker-wearing folks across the globe –– are so familiar with the Nike brand that its etymology likely goes unquestioned.
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Third baseman Adrian Beltre is the team's unquestioned leader, and centerfielder Ian Desmond figured in the MVP conversation for much of the season.
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Only a very few Chinese leaders have held this title, which officially designates him as a leader of extraordinary stature and unquestioned authority.
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From that point on, he was the media's unquestioned presumptive Democratic nominee, although it did not become a mathematical certainty until March 11.
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Yet he still wound up snagging the N.B.A. finals Most Valuable Player Award as the unquestioned centerpiece of the Canadian franchise's first championship.
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Gandhi adopted a pro-poor populist rhetoric and ousted the old bosses to become the unquestioned leader of the Congress party by 1969.
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A father who watched his eldest boy eventually take his place in the seat of power, his love unquestioned but his advice unwelcome.
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In fact, it's worth noting that the vast majority of scenarios used by climate policymakers take continued economic growth as an unquestioned premise.
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Mr. Weinstein's story about Evergreen's regressive campus culture fit neatly into many misconceptions about the "new left," so it seemed to go unquestioned.
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It also doesn't make sense to suggest that Mr. Trump's unquestioned legal right to fire Mr. Comey allows him to do so corruptly.
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By doing that, they would also make an essential contribution to global prosperity and to the unquestioned preeminence of the Western world order.
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No longer willing to accept unquestioned political authority, young people across the country have insisted on being the change they wish to see.
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They must also believe that just about all the rules and established groups within American government, especially the intelligence community, deserve unquestioned respect.
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" After the notification's release, Kaine said that Congress "can't sit back and let these latest troop deployments in the Middle East go unquestioned.
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In this post–Cold War world of unquestioned American military dominance, neoconservatives and liberal interventionists' loftier ideals have controlled US foreign policy discourse.
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"We want to deter, avoid, and prevent conflict through our unquestioned military dominance," Trump said in September, lamenting recent cuts to defense spending.
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What makes America work is the process that allows us all to express our dissatisfaction, not necessarily bask in the results of unquestioned splendor.
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In fact we use it unconsciously all the time with no negative intent…My objection is to the unquestioned use of the word colonization.
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Someone with a sympathetic story to tell about the role of education in their lives and with an unquestioned command of the subject matter.
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But the unquestioned highlight was a fantastic shot taken at the Golden State Warriors team LeBron and company vanquished in last season's NBA Finals.
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Anti-opioid activists began arguing that the previously unquestioned principle trumpeting long-acting drugs as less addictive was mere propaganda from the pharmaceutical industry.
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He had become an increasingly controversial figure over his unquestioned support of President Donald Trump, admiration of Vladimir Putin, and penchant for conspiracy theories.
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The young Nauman's thrusting his hips left and right with his hands behind his head gave the earlier version an unquestioned sense of mockery.
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Paying employees with stock is largely unquestioned when times are good, since the move theoretically aligns the interests of the workers with company performance.
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We must strive to resolve our differences diplomatically, yet success is unlikely without the leverage provided by credible American alliances and unquestioned military power.
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Maybe it's the emphatic re-signing of center Max Unger, which cemented the Saints as unquestioned winners of last year's Unger/Jimmy Graham trade.
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To date, these markets have provided unquestioned benefits for consumers, including improved reliability, lower electricity prices, and improved access for new entrants and technologies.
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Every chapter swings for the fences, especially since Hyden makes clear that he is setting out to challenge any conventional wisdom or unquestioned paradigms.
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Histories of discrimination can live on in digital platforms, and if they go unquestioned, they become part of the logic of everyday algorithmic systems.
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Mukherjee, who has inveighed against this very kind of prose in his criticism ("the dominant and unquestioned orthodoxy of contemporary Anglophone fiction"), is fussier.
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For decades, the status of the tribe was unquestioned, referenced in numerous communications, statutes, and official actions, according to records compiled by the lawsuit.
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With Mr. Xi's hold on power now seems unquestioned for the foreseeable future, the biggest question will be how he chooses to wield it.
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The title character, a high priestess of a druid clan living in Gaul under oppressive Roman occupation, is the unquestioned leader of her community.
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The underlying problem is that a tough-guy approach to Asia belongs to a bygone age when America's economic and strategic dominance was unquestioned.
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In 22005, Justice Arthur Goldberg tasked him to help build an argument against what had, until then, gone unquestioned: the constitutionality of capital punishment.
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Their articulation of the issues and their large-scale mobilization forced the OPDO to reconsider its positions, and eventually challenge TPLF's hitherto unquestioned hegemony.
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And over the years, that common ground has entailed nearly unquestioned, bipartisan support for Israel at the expense of Palestinian lives, land, and interests.
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Alternatively, Donald Trump could bask in the reflected popularity of Merkel, learning and profiting from her long years of all but unquestioned power and glory.
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The United States has the unquestioned capacity to destroy ISIS in its lairs in Raqqa, this theory goes, leaving behind large piles of broken glass.
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Up until last year, Deutsche Bank seemed to be weathering all this better than expected, and its involvement in art remained uninterrupted and relatively unquestioned.
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McKayle comes to the musical theater as a ranking choreographer," Barnes wrote, "but also like Mr. Robbins, his skill with actors must now be unquestioned.
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His defense for this move has been, from the beginning, the unquestioned reality that the president has the legal authority to fire executive branch officials.
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Or are academics so concerned with proving the allegations of a liberal bias wrong that they've allowed all kinds of (uninformed) opinions to go unquestioned?
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Even those congressmen, whose loyalty to Trump is unquestioned, might not quite match Bannon's zest for defending the president even at this most incendiary moments.
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Congress, however, could impeach and remove him because such an abuse of his unquestioned power would be a massive betrayal of the president's public trust.
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In place of Mr. Pazos, Mr. Castro named Che Guevara, an Argentine doctor who knew nothing about monetary policy but whose revolutionary credentials were unquestioned.
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Fuyao's chairman, Cao Dewang is known for paying the medical expenses of employees' relatives, but presides over a company that workers said prizes unquestioned obedience.
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Bryant, who died with his daughter Gianna in a helicopter crash on Sunday, was an unquestioned basketball great, but his legacy is not so straightforward.
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The same way he has turned himself into the one indispensable figure in the President's circle of advisers: with unflinching and unquestioned loyalty to Trump.
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But Hicks is one of the first among equals whose loyalty to Trump is unquestioned, and her exit will particularly sting, several aides told CNN.
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The unquestioned leader of the Pirates is 6-10 junior forward Angel Delgado, who leads the nation with 26 double-doubles and 13.1 rebounds per game.
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Hamadtou shares some of his inspiring story, but the unquestioned highlight is seeing him play table tennis — and play it well — using his mouth and foot.
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An alum of McKinsey & Company with an optimistic mien and unquestioned brainpower, Buttigieg comes across like an idealized version of how the tech industry sees itself.
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Today, Wikipedia is the web's de facto starting point for most everyone's research, and its value as a tertiary source that organizes secondary ones is unquestioned.
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More says that people instinctively react against cryonics as a "psychological immune reaction" to death, having internalized mortality to the point where its presence is unquestioned.
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Koster has said that law enforcement will have his "unquestioned" support, and unlike Greitens, he opposes the idea of having an independent prosecutor for police shootings.
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It may be a landed estate or the privileges of white skin, the unquestioned authority of a husband or the untrammeled rights of a factory owner.
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His skill as governor and the respect he generated from the voters who know him best are unquestioned, even by his political opponents in New Mexico.
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Rivals chip away at Harris Harris was the unquestioned breakout candidate from the Miami debates last month after her brutal exchange with Biden on federal busing.
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The United States has become the unquestioned leader in science and innovation in large part by attracting the best and bright minds from around the world.
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"Rod Rosenstein is an exceptional trial lawyer, strategist and leader with unquestioned integrity and toughness," King & Spalding Chairman Robert D. Hays, Jr. said in a statement.
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"Trump doesn't just want to be in the club, he wants to be the unquestioned leader and center of attention," said Gwenda Blair, a Trump biographer.
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More generally, however, they brush off cost concerns by pointing to unquestioned government spending on wars and tax cuts, which have ballooned deficits in the past.
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In advocating for veterans — among the country's most revered and coveted voters — the groups have wielded unquestioned power on Capitol Hill and inside the White House.
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So both things are important, but if there's not the radical person from the outside throwing bombs and rocks at the center, then it becomes unquestioned.
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With their help, [Secretary of War Dan] Lamont would engineer a brazen and elaborate cover-up on behalf of a president whose reputation for honesty was unquestioned.
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The black conservative movement's unquestioned nonelected leader, J.C. Watts, a former Oklahoma congressman, electrified young black conservatives outraged by Trump in a pair of recent television appearance.
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The stakes are higher for the MacBook because it has been several years since Apple could legitimately claim to sell the unquestioned best laptop for most people.
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Amid concerns over cord-cutting, the rise of time-shifted viewing and the unstoppable growth of digital and mobile platforms, the value of sports rights remains unquestioned.
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These are good people ferreting their lives away at the only thing they've ever done well or cared about, and the movie has unquestioned affection for them.
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It is unquestioned practice, for example, that we sing the national anthem and tolerate military flyovers, displays of flags and performances by color guards at athletic events.
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Specifically, he called out the dangers inherent in the unquestioned devotion to what the physicist Richard Feynmann called "cargo cult science" – the idea that because It's Science!
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For the first time in my life, I feel compelled to reject my community's unquestioned political alignment with the G.O.P. and challenge my fellow evangelicals to reconsider.
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They're built on the (often unquestioned) assumption that decentralized blockchain apps will be widespread and enormously valuable, and therefore, blockchain tooling and infrastructure will be as well.
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But he seemed to be targeting Love, who had expressed frustration with his limited role after spending several seasons as the unquestioned alpha with the Minnesota Timberwolves.
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But in Helsinki on Monday, the American president was outfoxed by a wily Russian leader playing from a position of unquestioned strength, toying with a deeply damaged counterpart.
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Mrs Merkel has faced crises, too—but for more than a decade has grown through them, outwitting or co-opting her opposition, maintaining unquestioned supremacy in her party.
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From this perspective, Mr Nicklaus should only feel threatened if Mr Woods manages to regain his former status as the unquestioned world number one despite his advanced age.
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That he has been able to project such unflinching — and largely unquestioned — loyalty to Trump shows how carefully he has navigated a tricky path where others have stumbled.
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They said the meeting was meant to cement Xi's status as unquestioned leader in both the Politburo and its innermost Standing Committee before next year's crucial party gathering.
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One only has to look to Call of Duty to see how, once the player's mission becomes "save the world," myriad contraventions of good ethics can go unquestioned.
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Part of that is due to the fact that he is now an unquestioned starter, when last year he spent about half the season coming off the bench.
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In Death of the Outsider, they turn their gaze to the unquestioned one, the Outsider, and wonder what it'd be like if the world didn't have his meddling.
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But many of the policies and policymakers who laid the groundwork for Trump, and enabled his misdeeds, are going unquestioned, writes Quincy Institute cofounder and president Andrew Bacevich.
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Lots of us were crowing in the summer, and pretty loudly so, about what would greet the unquestioned Lord of the Eastern Conference if he dared to defect.
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For nearly four years, members of America's ruling class, especially those in the media, the academy and government, have operated on one central, unquestioned assumption: orange man bad.
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Denver's Nikola Jokic (Serbia), despite some slippage in his numbers from last season, remains the unquestioned fulcrum for the team with the second-best record in the West.
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"Rod Rosenstein is an exceptional trial lawyer, strategist and leader with unquestioned integrity and toughness," Robert D. Hays Jr., chairman of King & Spalding, said in a press release.
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Similarly, while initially voicing unquestioned support for Israeli settlement building, the administration recently said that expanding settlements "beyond their current borders may not be helpful" in achieving peace.
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SPORT SCANDALS The 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi looked like an unquestioned success for Putin, even as the crisis in neighboring Ukraine started to sap attention from the games.
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You're expected to make decisions and have some "know better" in your system, but you aren't initially trusted with the unquestioned support we thought would come with the post.
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Having explored this vertical, it's clear to me that HR tech platforms are the surest way to yield the unquestioned must-haves the market now demands on both sides.
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Leisureland offers those same, outdated expectations of effortless prosperity and an unquestioned white majority, preserved the only way they can be — by way of extreme contortions and self-rationalizations.
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The Golden State Warriors took unquestioned command of the NBA Finals on Wednesday night by narrowly beating the Cleveland Cavaliers to take a 3-0 lead in the series.
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"As a deterrent against attacks on our critical resources, the United States must possess the unquestioned capacity to launch crippling cyber counterattacks, and I mean crippling — crippling," Trump said.
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Unlike "traditional intellectuals" who held positions in the old class structure, organic intellectuals helped the bourgeoisie establish its ideas as the invisible, unquestioned conventional wisdom circulating in social institutions.
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Why assert that you have an unquestioned right to pardon yourself if, in the next breath, you make clear you have no plans because you have done nothing wrong?
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Why the shaft and glans of the human penis are so much larger than the shaft and glans of the clitoris has long been a sort of unquestioned curiosity.
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We need a new foreign policy elite committed to seeking shared security in a partnership with other countries, one based in dignity and human rights, not unquestioned military might.
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What presidential transition scholar Martha Kumar called "a new level cooperation" between the Bush and Obama teams in 2008 should be promoted as the unquestioned model in the future.
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The marked difference for Leonard on the big stage this time, compared to his 1103 finals masterpiece with the San Antonio Spurs, is that he was the unquestioned leader.
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The growing sense of confrontation is enhanced by American concerns that its ships and crews are on the defensive after 70 years of unquestioned power across the Pacific Ocean.
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She was the unquestioned matriarch, and a big supporter of Mr. Booker, hosting him and dozens of cousins during his first swing through the state as a presidential candidate.
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" The concert's unquestioned showstopper was "Frozen," a somber ballad from the 1998 album "Ray of Light" that offers healing: "If I could melt your heart, we'd never be apart.
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Senator Lamar Alexander, Republican of Tennessee, noted that the next F.B.I. chief needed to be "a person of unquestioned integrity" and "continue investigating Russian involvement" in any American election.
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"The abundance of privilege in our school is so universal that it usually goes unquestioned and unnoticed," said Toby Paperno, a junior who is white and lives in Brooklyn.
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Part of the reason these categories have remained largely unquestioned since the Victorian era is that, by the late 1970s, gay legal activists seized on the idea of inherent sexuality.
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It is, however, something that's increasingly necessary now that his unquestioned status as one of the sport's elites is so completely at odds with his impact at the box office.
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Given the timing, it's imperative that the Senate, through its confirmation process, makes certain that the new FBI Director is a person of unquestioned integrity who can lead the FBI.
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Unfortunately—and as a result of both its apparent simplicity and direct appeal to the assertiveness of players—the role of protector often goes unquestioned and, almost uniformly, to men.
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On the one hand, this could lead to the emergence of a long period of rule by an unquestioned single political leader at the center — a capo di tutt'i capi.
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The print book's unquestioned supremacy ended a decade ago; now we're in an environment in which print books, ebooks, and audiobooks are of equal importance for many authors and publishers.
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"[Costco] offers an unquestioned value prop with the best pricing, curated assortment, strong private label offering, and treasure hunt atmosphere," JPMorgan analyst Christopher Horvers wrote in a note to clients.
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The President has often unquestioned and all but unrestricted power that is so readily available as to be almost frightening, especially in the wrong hands or used for malicious purposes.
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"I think that he has to be very, very careful about making sure that the public believes that he has no conflicts and that his integrity is unquestioned," Christie said.
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So naïve was I as a boy, so complete and unquestioned was segregation, I thought the sign at the laundromat that said, "Whites Only," referred to the color of clothing.
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"I'm done checking off vague boxes, and my integrity and character in this community is unquestioned," said Beth Bowlen Wallace, who wants to inherit control of her father's football team.
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In short, stopping intellectual property theft and unfair trade practices — even if fully effective — would not allow the United States to relax back into a position of unquestioned innovation leadership.
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The literary white woman, whether she was snipping her locks off with farm scissors, blushing through Derbyshire, or yearning for a room of her own, was my unquestioned role model.
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If Congress will not mount a strong independent investigation, I suggest that there are five people whose patriotism is unquestioned, even though I did not vote for all of them.
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A major premise of this whole town hall, that Harvard can and should play an outsized role in the 2020 campaign and American public life, went unquestioned throughout the night.
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Ronald L. Burgess, who earlier acknowledged he was known as the "father of Guantanamo Bay," said with a sigh, alluding to the dystopian novel about a world of unquestioned government authority. .
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Berlin-based artist Mariana Castillo Deball reveals gaps in the often unquestioned narratives of museology and archaeology in a new exhibition at San Francisco Art Institute's (SFAI) Walter and McBean Galleries.
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Tallon, named the Panthers' president of hockey operations while giving up control to general manager Tom Rowe last summer, will hold both titles and be the unquestioned voice of the franchise.
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So after 40 years in public life, Hillary Clinton grasped for something less lofty and far more attainable here on Thursday night: an unquestioned acknowledgment of her readiness for the job.
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His power went almost unquestioned by members of both parties: Even after he was indicted, Mr. Hubbard received all but one vote in the Legislature for his re-election as speaker.
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Of course it isn't exclusively fabric's fault—in fact it's almost exclusively the fault of the UK's deeply flawed drug legislation—but we can't expect incidents like these to occur unquestioned.
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But now Hield, a senior who averages 333 points per game and shoots 4 percent from the field for the No. 210 ranked Sooners, is the unquestioned leader of the team.
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"I'm done checking off vague boxes, and my integrity and character in this community is unquestioned," she said in an interview at the energy start-up she founded with her husband.
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But NAFTA withdrawal, currency manipulation, and the discretionary imposition of tariffs to protect US producers from "unfair" foreign competition are all areas where the executive branch has clear and unquestioned authority.
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Republican and Democrat Senate sources have told CNN that they foresee Hoekstra meeting little opposition during the confirmation process should Trump pick him, noting his intelligence and diplomatic experience is unquestioned.
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As Jeremy points out in the dispatch below from Utah, Bloomberg's eagerness to beat up on Sanders — who only recently became the unquestioned Democratic front-runner — is a relatively new phenomenon.
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President Reagan was a person of unquestioned strength (he went toe to toe with the Soviet Union) and yet a gentleman personally and a politician who could work across the political aisle.
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China and Japan are the unquestioned continental swimming superpowers and shared 22020 of the 38 swimming gold medals at the last Asian Games with Schooling and Balandin accounting for the other four.
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The upshot is that while on one level Merkel now stands as the absolute, unquestioned master of German politics, on another level she now enters some difficult negotiations with a weak hand.
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He also knew what every EnviroCorps executive knew: they'd been gaming the system for decades now, buying political influence along the way until their reign over the American economy was virtually unquestioned.
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JOHN A. VITERITTI Laurel, N.Y. To the Editor: I was struck by the apparent and unquestioned assumption among those you interviewed that credit card use essentially leads to irresponsible spending and debt.
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"Throughout your career you have been an unquestioned champion for the interest of working men and women and their families," the eleven labor groups wrote in the letter to Pelosi, NBC reported.
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The generation most deeply affected may be those born in the early decades after 21, as the boarding system spread unquestioned — those in their 50s and 60s who run the country today.
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Foregoing preventive war does not imply weakness — the ability of the U.S. and ROK to respond to North Korean aggression, at whatever level, must be strong enough to be fearsome and unquestioned.
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"The results will tell us whether Modi continues to enjoy unquestioned support or if it has started to erode," said R.K. Mishra, an independent political analyst based in the state capital, Lucknow.
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It shows a President with little grasp of complexity, who declares his desire to "make America great again," and whose oblivious and narcissistic nostalgia preserved the unquestioned reign of white men. ♦
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It highlights basic things about intimacy: unquestioned trust, a willingness to be physically close, and the comfort you draw from finding your friends are near even if you weren't aware of them.
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But that's the real problem with both what Lively said as well as the way that Allen has gone unquestioned all these years about the allegation that he molested his own daughter.
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In a series of stories, Reuters is exploring how the rapid and disruptive advance of Chinese hard power on Xi Jinping's watch has ended the era of unquestioned U.S. supremacy in Asia.
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But Mr. Erdogan's domination as Turkey's leader is also attributed to his unquestioned political talents and the failure of the main opposition party to put forward good candidates and broaden its appeal.
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Even when she was sparring onscreen, Ms. Carroll's class and elegance went unquestioned, but early in her career, the public perception of her commitment to issues affecting black Americans was another matter.
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Behind all the personality politics remains the still largely unquestioned belief that NATO states between them have the military, diplomatic and financial power to deter any foe from making such a move.
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The unquestioned truth about Trump is that he believes in a number of conspiracy theories -- many of which revolve around the idea that he has been victimized or is currently being victimized.
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On this occasion, she poses for the celebrity photographer Billy Farrell who, once a stealthy presence at these events, now seems to direct them with the unquestioned authority of Cecil B. DeMille.
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For conservatives of the Trumpist, alt-right sort, rule of law means only the absolute, unquestioned power of the state, the subjection of the many to the prerogatives of the powerful few.
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Up until last week, Ghosn was the unquestioned leader of the largest carmaker in the world, the Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi Alliance, which sold 5.5 million cars in the first 6 months of 2018.
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Professor Utonium—a man on a mission to "create the perfect little girls" for some weird and unquestioned reason—mixed sugar, spice, and everything he deemed nice (ice cream, rainbows, flowers, bunnies, etc).
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An informal global moratorium on the testing of anti-satellite weapons had held since 23; the intervening decades had been a period of post–Cold War peace—and unquestioned American supremacy—high overhead.
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The trouble is, for many government leaders born in 1964 or earlier in either Germany or America, "freeing the market" from the dumb overhang of government involvement is an unquestioned article of faith.
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All the addictive drama aside, I bet it's because within public hospital walls lie the few square miles in this country where health care is an unquestioned right, not a grudgingly granted privilege.
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I am speaking, of course, of the one-and-done rule that Simmons is currently laboring under, which is now a decade old and continues to be an unquestioned failure on every level.
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The inquiry found that Mr. Coleman had circumvented his office's management structure in order "to concentrate unquestioned authority in himself" and intimidate "any subordinates who might question his decisions," according to the summary.
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He says they didn't consider themselves "homos," like the students who were openly gay, and they kept their relationship behind closed doors because of how unquestioned anti-gay prejudice was at the time.
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These unquestioned mechanics of the "#MeToo movement" keep us from effectively seeing and responding to sexual violence as a structuring force in our society, and as part of a larger machinery of misogyny.
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"[Costco] offers an unquestioned value [proposition] with the best pricing, curated assortment, strong private label offering, and treasure hunt atmosphere," J.P. Morgan analyst Christopher Horvers wrote in a note to clients, according to CNBC.
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Mets overcome shaky Harvey start to top Marlins NEW YORK — As the unquestioned alpha male of the New York Mets, Matt Harvey demands attention even when he gives the appearance of shirking from it.
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But unless you're lucky enough to land the No. 1 pick in a year with an unquestioned top quarterback prospect, the only way the quarterback question ever gets answered is by taking a chance.
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The party re-emerged stronger after that crackdown and has since enjoyed unquestioned support from "mohajirs", descendants of Urdu-speaking migrants from India who dominate Karachi and other urban centers of southern Sindh province.
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And even against softer opposition, they have hardly run up the score: Pakistan are the fourth side to sit at number one in 2016, suggesting muddled parity in the sport rather than unquestioned dominance.
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The precedent these actions would set, should they be carried out, have many repercussions; over past decades, the American presidency has become ever more emboldened to publicly foster a culture expectant of unquestioned loyalty.
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"[Costco] offers an unquestioned value prop with the best pricing, curated assortment, strong private label offering, and treasure hunt atmosphere," JPMorgan analyst Christopher Horvers wrote in a note to clients, as reported by CNBC.
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But another activist investment firm with a much larger role in Valeant's activities has largely gone unquestioned: ValueAct, a San Francisco based investor that also has a large stake and board seat on Microsoft.
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At this point, Game of Thrones reigns unquestioned as the myth cycle du jour, a contemporary Iliad or Gilgamesh that partakes of as much pitch-black political consciousness as it does sordid European history.
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The bigger picture: Pope Francis arrives today in Ireland, a country whose once-unquestioned Catholic identity is now fading — a long-term trend in much of the West, which abuse scandals threaten to accelerate.
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And when Republican dominance of state legislatures is unquestioned — and Democrats seeking statewide power are refusing to full-throatedly defend city values — they might, in terms of political clout, not be all that wrong.
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The label applied to the new statement echoes those used by past strong Chinese leaders like Mao Zedong and Deng Xiaoping and marks Mr. Xi's long ascent to become the Communist Party's unquestioned leader.
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There are other plays about rape in which a woman's experience is unquestioned, from the devastating, like "Nhirbaya," to the luridly risible, like "Extremities," though stranger rape typically helps make these assaults more credible.
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Such gestures are unquestioned; they are driven by the engine of necessity—the unreasoning force by which the denizens of Nichols's films are charged up and, often against their better judgment, compelled to act.
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That move ensures Xi's place as the country's unquestioned political supremo in a world where China's reach is extending further than ever before and rival superpower the United States is taking a back seat.
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Among them are an unquestioned commitment to NATO, freer trade around the world, the nuclear deal with Iran, the Paris climate accord, a hard line on Russian meddling and a tolerant attitude toward refugees.
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The biggest threat to Trump remains an investigation that uncovers significant wrongdoing, weakening his support among voters and among the one body that has the unquestioned power to hold him accountable at any time: Congress.
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Faced with the overthrow of the monarchy, Maistre did not merely want to resist; he wanted to return France to the Middle Ages, when the divine right of monarchs to rule over all was unquestioned.
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But clients, rivals, and associates say that if the ADP bet does not work out, it could be another strike against Ackman's once-unquestioned investing prowess and could threaten outside capital housed with his firm.
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VALUEACT PAYS A PRICE FOR SUPPORTING VALEANT | William A. Ackman receives a lot of criticism for investing in Valeant, but ValueAct has had more influence over Valeant's activities and its role has gone largely unquestioned,
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George W. Bush, who for most of his presidency held the nearly unquestioned allegiance of congressional Republicans, was overridden four times — all in his last two years in office as his popularity and influence waned.
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In the early years of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, which had its first induction ceremony in 1986, the winners were unquestioned gods of the genre, like Chuck Berry, Elvis Presley and the Beatles.
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Mr. Kitzhaber had an unquestioned, if sometimes mocked, star power, often looking like he had stepped out of a Ralph Lauren ad, wearing an almost constant uniform of cowboy boots, jeans and a sport jacket.
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Coming on the heels of Ted Cruz's withdrawal from the race Tuesday night, Kasich's decision leaves Donald Trump as the only candidate remaining in the race, and the unquestioned presumptive nominee of the Republican Party.
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While Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, as the caliph of the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria, has been the terror group's unquestioned leader, Adnani has been perhaps its most public figure, having made several audio recordings.
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The conservative surge, as these scholars have argued, builds on long legacies of racism and inequality, and taps into an unquestioned faith in the virtues of individualism and private property and the genius of business executives.
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To this end, the US's brutal history of state violence, whether by the CIA or other institutions, is left unquestioned while the film de-centers the US's many victims — who in this case, are all Muslim.
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Despite Mr. Trump's rhetoric about ending endless wars, the president insists that "our military dominance must be unquestioned" — even though no one believes he has a strategy to use power or a theory to bring peace.
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Policing misconduct by corporations and Wall Street requires at least a verbal acknowledgment from Mr. Clayton that it remains a priority; it is something of a "mom and apple pie" issue whose virtues are usually unquestioned.
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For years deficit scolds dominated discourse inside the Beltway; much of the news media treated the urgency of fiscal austerity as an unquestioned fact, abandoning the usual rules of reportorial neutrality and plunging into outright advocacy.
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Barack Obama was the unquestioned master of this tactic, managing to make different groups feel like their interests were being taken into account while also selling a master narrative of unity to the broader American public.
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Many believe that Silva's status as the greatest of all time is unquestioned, that steroid use would not have aided the things that made him the best during that seemingly insurmountable reign: his speed, movement and precision.
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Despite the unquestioned gains of the civil rights movement, which made outright expressions of racism politically taboo, Trump's election has exposed the abiding existence of a deep pool of racial prejudice beneath the surface of American society.
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"As a deterrent against attacks on our critical resources the United States must possess...the unquestioned capacity to launch crippling cyber counter attacks," Trump told the crowd at a Retired American Warriors town hall in Virginia today.
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Columbia, South Carolina (CNN)When Joe Biden entered the race a few months ago, he looked like an unquestioned frontrunner here -- far outpacing the rest of the Democratic field with his long-burnished reputation in South Carolina.
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And indeed, some participants reported that the techniques had genuinely changed their lives, either by helping them with mental-health issues like attention deficit or obsessive-compulsive disorder or simply by allowing them to recognize unquestioned assumptions.
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The concern would be working out the internal balance of power: Durant is the unquestioned No. 1, but there's the matter of working out Wade and Dragic's drop in touches, and the potential damper on Winslow's development.
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Together, women in the movement and women in Congress are also helping to lead efforts to change another deeply entrenched feature of Washington policymaking: the long-unquestioned and reflexive use of broad U.S. economic sanctions against civilians.
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But in Monday's 128-33 win in Cleveland that gave the Cavaliers a sweep of the Eastern Conference semifinal series, James's often-underwhelming supporting cast provided nearly as many first-half highlights as their unquestioned leader did.
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Since neither the hijab nor the burkini is an invisibility cloak, we must wonder: Do they want to hide and cover their women or are they using religion as a tool to make unquestioned political/social gains?
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Mr. Mueller, a former Marine and decorated Vietnam combat veteran, was unanimously confirmed twice by the Senate to run the F.B.I. He's a no-nonsense prosecutor with unquestioned integrity who calls balls and strikes devoid of ideology.
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"I wanted to immerse viewers in a visual drama that celebrates a great man of unquestioned courage and service, whose young life was lost in defense of one of our most precious rights — the right to vote."
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WASPS BRED AS BIOLOGICAL WARFARE AGENTS It&aposs unclear exactly how widespread the species is (so far, they&aposve only been found at southeastern and southwestern coasts of Australia, according to the researchers), but its ferocity is unquestioned.
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Even the significance of the unquestioned coups can be exaggerated: the Allied victory on D Day ultimately rested on numbers and equipment, while atomic espionage only marginally accelerated a Russian bomb that was bound to be developed anyway.
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Among millennials, especially, there's a growing constituency for whom right-wing ideas are so alien or triggering, left-wing orthodoxy so pervasive and unquestioned, that supporting a candidate like Hillary Clinton looks like a needless form of compromise.
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It doesn't even mean that he won't keep playing at the same near peak of almost greatness he's occupied since his run of unquestioned dominance over the sport ended — but gently, oh, so gently — in 2009 or so.
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Duflo: Since we took in "Poor Economics" and, in fact, marginally, in all of our work, we do know that our intuitions are usually wrong, particularly when they are coming from decades of being unquestioned in a way.
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But, she is much, much more than that -- one of only two women ever to be the wife and mother of presidents, among the most beloved first ladies ever and the unquestioned leader of her prominent political family.
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As Billboard's co-director of charts, Gary Trust, explains to me, Carey's song has been "the unquestioned champion" of Billboard's Holiday 100 songs chart, having led the chart for 26 cumulative weeks since the chart began in 2011.
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It's an age-old tale of classism and misogyny: Tulisa is punished for simply being an outspoken woman with ambition, while both her ex-boyfriend who leaked the sextape, and Mahmood himself, get out relatively unquestioned and unscathed.
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But what is most distressing about "Avalanche" is also what makes it important: It is the work of a palpably weakened author, a testimony of personal suffering whose legitimacy — on this telling — seems to have gone outrageously unquestioned.
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In opposition is a large but stable minority united by unquestioned loyalty to a tribal leader, dedicated to guerrilla information warfare unconstrained by conventional norms of accuracy or consistency, and motivated by an almost eschatological will to power.
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The panel, with a small keyhole, went unnoticed — or at least unquestioned — until it was rediscovered last year by a team looking through archival documents while working on the nearly $5 billion restoration plan currently underway in Parliament.
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Less extraordinary is the dichotomy of good and bad blood and the way that blood in most medical contexts is seen as an "absolutely unquestioned good," but menstrual blood leads to taboos that can deprive girls of their education.
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And, just as in the Victorian era, it offers a structured and straightforward environment to answer these questions; a temporary escape from a world in which the unquestioned role of men (and, particularly, white Christian men) is less certain.
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Oh, and the unquestioned conclusion that the Russians ran an active and broad campaign to interfere in the 2016 election to help Donald Trump and hurt Hillary Clinton because they believed Trump to be better for their interests. 218.
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Turgeon spent most of Friday's season opener against American working on lineup combinations, and the Terrapins produced just enough for a 62-56 victory as Melo Trimble – the unquestioned go-to guy on Maryland's roster – finished with 22 points.
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Brent Burns' torrid play this season has the 31-year-old as the unquestioned front-runner to capture the Norris Trophy and perhaps the first defenseman to win the scoring title since the legendary Bobby Orr in 1974-75.
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" The solution, then, was to devise a legal strategy to avoid discovery and testimony, and a public-relations strategy to cast the Church "as a sensitive, caring and responsible entity which gives unquestioned attention and concern for the victims.
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But our understanding of property and our unquestioned devotion to the right to exclude may need to be reconsidered in an age when America is increasingly characterized by growing populations, sprawling cities and suburbs, and far less green space.
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Still, when you've spent the last two months being hailed as the unquestioned best defenseman in hockey by everyone from fans to the media to your own GM, the spotlight is going to get bright, maybe even unfairly so.
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So unquestioned is this discrepancy that one commentator recently wrote that it was Mayor Pete, a white man, (and not Harris, with her status as a fellow centrist and former Obama ally) who most reminded him of President Obama.
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He spent three years at Montverde Academy for high school, where he integrated himself into a program stuffed with amateur talent, and played a summer for Each 1 Teach 1, a Florida AAU program, where he was the unquestioned star.
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But the event, however staged and predictable, performed a function common to his public appearances: furthering the myth — dominant in both in his own country and the West — that Putin is Russia, the unquestioned and solitary master of his realm.
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Speaking at a late-night news conference on Monday, Nissan CEO Hiroto Saikawa said that too much power had been concentrated on Ghosn, and that the implications of his stewardship of both Renault and Nissan had gone unquestioned since 2005.
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Mr Thomas actually outscored Mr Irving last year, with 28.9 points per game to Mr Irving's 25.2—although Mr Irving's output was limited by having to share the ball with Mr James, whereas Mr Thomas was Boston's unquestioned first scoring option.
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We want to deter, avoid and prevent conflict through our unquestioned military dominance," Trump said as he lamented the cuts to defense spending, which he said is "on track to fall to its lowest level as a share of the economy.
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And Mr. Xi would have no problem with that either; he is the unquestioned "core leader" – an honor bestowed only upon Mao Zedong and Deng Xiaoping -- of 88 million party cadres helping him to build a rapidly modernizing and growing economy.
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Her liberal bona fides, fundraising prowess and past leadership successes are unquestioned on the left, but a new generation of Democratic lawmakers are moving into the Capitol and there have been growing calls for the established leaders to clear out.
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"While the Marshall Space Flight Center's expertise in rocketry and propulsion is unquestioned, the responsibility for managing the next lunar lander should rest with the Center with the history and experience in manned spaceflight - the Johnson Space Center," Cruz added.
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EditorsNote: updates Rasmus powers Astros past Red Sox HOUSTON — Colby Rasmus was the unquestioned star of the show after breathing life into a flaccid Astros' offense, but the bottom of the Houston order produced in manners commensurate to Rasmus' heroics.
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It has transformed O'Rourke into the unquestioned rising star of the Texas Democratic Party and into a national political figure who will have raised over $75 million dollars from individual donors and given Cruz the political fight of his life.
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I'm thinking of schools like USC and Florida State and Penn State and Clemson, unquestioned football schools that can't seem to find a consistent footing in basketball, as well as much of the Southeastern Conference outside of Florida and Kentucky.
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Europeans have grown accustomed to "Wilsonian" American leaders who left unquestioned America's leadership of the postwar internationalist system, Hulsman says, but he adds that now they must adjust - and quickly - to a "Jacksonian" and more nationalist US worldview promoted by Trump.
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"The COVID-19 pandemic is an unprecedented challenge for the world and the global economy and the largest US. banks have an unquestioned ability and commitment to supporting our customers, clients and the nation," the group said in a statement Sunday.
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But Edison is the unquestioned forefather; after all, Tesla wouldn't have done what he did if he hadn't quit Edison's company in a fit of pique after "the wizard of Menlo Park" welched on a promised (or misunderstood) $50,000 bonus.
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It is unquestioned that these characters are included in the wider culture, with friends gay and straight, living their lives not on the margins, and in most cases just as privileged as the straight people who populate most contemporary plays.
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We already know that despite the unquestioned value of hospice, many patients with end-stage cancer don't take advantage of it, or do so with only a few days left in their life, having needlessly suffered for weeks or months.
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In largely Shiite parts of southern Lebanon, they chanted against Nabih Berri, the Shiite speaker of Parliament, whose popularity usually goes unquestioned, and in the Hezbollah-controlled southern suburb of Beirut they attacked the offices of Hezbollah members of Parliament.
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The girl, whom they name Lucy, is raised devotedly as their own, unquestioned by their relatives, until, on a trip to shore, Tom becomes aware of her true mother, Hannah (Rachel Weisz), who believes that her husband and child drowned.
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Given his previous grade inflation, reflected in a new controversy he unleashed over the human toll of a hurricane in Puerto Rico last year, his assessments may not carry the unquestioned authority that those of a commander in chief should.
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And yet, in the pages of one of America's largest and most widely read newspapers, the practice is implicitly endorsed when a poll based on such self-identification—with the details of the methodology maddeningly omitted—is left largely unquestioned.
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"While the Marshall Space Flight Center's expertise in rocketry and propulsion is unquestioned, the responsibility for managing the next lunar lander should rest with the Center with the history and experience in manned spaceflight - the Johnson Space Center," he added.
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He still can't find our submarines, he still can't take out 400 missile fields across the country, he still can't do anything about those so our deterrent capability is still unquestioned, unchallenged and can dominate and can respond to any threat.
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But the most unforgettable image from this week that will stick with us is Trump's attack on a witness of otherwise unquestioned character — not by Democrats or Republicans of any political faction — and the way it backfired in real time.
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I believe that liberalism can be preserved only if liberals learn to distinguish between what must be protected at all cost and what must be, not discarded, but reconsidered — the unquestioned virtue of cosmopolitanism, for example, or of free trade.
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It would be easy to take the state these days for an unquestioned stronghold for Republicans, given their supermajorities in both houses of the Legislature and the fact that Republicans hold all but one of the state's seats in Congress.
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Sure, Coker had been handed the keys to operate the Crimson Tide machine, but he still was not viewed in the same unquestioned way as Michigan State's Connor Cook or Clemson's Deshaun Watson, whom Alabama will face in the national championship game Jan.
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CC Sabathia is flashing the form from his days as the unquestioned ace of the New York Yankees and will look to continue his sensational run of pitching in Wednesday afternoon's finale of a two-game interleague set against the Colorado Rockies.
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She retains key advantages in areas where Trump is vulnerable, but she has also ceded ground to him on the visceral terrain of nativism and anti-immigrant fervor, of a yearning for a return to the days of America's unquestioned global pre-eminence.
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It was not until Odor walked that Johnny Barbato began to stretch and loosen in the Yankees bullpen, a courtesy that might have been extended to Sabathia when he was the unquestioned ace of the staff, not an innings-eating fifth starter.
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Raytheon and its arms industry allies won't sit still in the face of such proposals, but at least the days of unquestioned and unchallenged corporate greed in the ever-merging (but also ever-expanding) arms industry may be coming to an end.
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Luckily it's 2019... I hold Crenshaw in high esteem, his service to this country is unquestioned, he showed class and grace at the height of his fame after the SNL incident, and on matters such as immigration, he has actually been a stalwart.
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While performances by, say, Joaquin Phoenix as a wheelchair-using cartoonist or Eddie Redmayne as Stephen Hawking largely go unquestioned, and even lauded, by able-bodied people, Zayid said that for many people with disabilities, their acting looks cartoonish, exaggerated, offensive and inauthentic.
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Pulisic, of course, is the 19-year-old wunderkind who moved to Germany as a 16-year-old to join the perennial Bundesliga power Borussia Dortmund and ensure that his development would take place in a soccer incubator of unquestioned and elevated reliability.
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Like Anthony, Irving apparently wants a grander stage for his highlight reel and has a reported desire to be his new stage's unquestioned leading man (though the latter part may be overstated and more a mission to be out from James's shadow).
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But it also strikes me as no coincidence that football reached its dominant heights in the 1980s and 1990s, when a belief in America as a dominant force for good in the life of the world went mostly unquestioned in popular media.
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Equally important, neither the Constitution nor the rules nor the precedents nor history provide any permissible means for a bare majority of the Senate to take that radical step without breaking or ignoring clear provisions of applicable Senate rules and unquestioned precedents.
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Singapore's remarkable rise from a sleepy, British-colonial backwater to a gleaming financial capital, whose banks now challenge Switzerland's as a global destination for secret money, was due in no small part to the country's unquestioned adherence to Lee Kuan Yew's vision.
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Just when you think Euron has had his first good idea — wait out the apocalypse on the Iron Islands and become the unquestioned king of the Seven Kingdoms (since everybody else is dead) — it turns out he's part of Cersei's secret scheme. Euron!
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And children should have a chance to be kids, not the people tasked with fixing political problems or figureheads spreading unquestioned political agendas, like the seven-year-old boy selling hot chocolate to fund the Border Wall who has raised at least $22,000 to date.
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If she doesn't, and insists on her sole right to rule and unquestioned power over all of those around her, her alliance may fall under the weight of its own internal tensions — turning what seems like an inevitable victory into yet another source of conflict.
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The accepted wisdom that a mouse and keyboard player will always have the upper hand over a player with a controller has gone largely unquestioned for decades, but game developers and console manufacturers have been either unable or unwilling to block devices like the XIM.
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ABOUT ST. BONAVENTURE (1-0): The Bonnies' unquestioned offensive leader is All-Atlantic 10 junior guard Jaylen Adams (17.9 points, 5.0 assists last season) and he got off to a strong start by scoring 23 points and dishing out eight assists against St. Francis.
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Recall Trump's NATO meeting in Brussels, when he shoved Montenegro's Prime Minister aside to get to the front of the group, and his dismissiveness of US allies, including that troubling reluctance to acknowledge America's until-then unquestioned, ironclad commitment to mutual defense among NATO allies.
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Further, given the U.S.'s unquestioned military superiority (the U.S. spends more on defense than the next seven countries combined), there is no NATO without the U.S. More than any other multilateral organization in the world today, NATO is defined by the U.S. presence.
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Everyone, in his or her own way, struggled to express the baldly obvious fact that the president did not know enough, did not know what he didn't know, did not particularly care, and, to boot, was confident if not serene in his unquestioned certitudes.
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On the other side of the culture war, of course, progressives hear such invocations of traditional American values as nostalgia for a time when white supremacy was unquestioned and midcentury sexual mores kept LGBTQ people from homemaking and kept women from doing anything else.
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In a science fiction TV series, all of this information — cultural, physical, political, and economic assumptions that would otherwise go unspoken and unquestioned — has to be built from the ground up and clearly communicated to the viewer without getting bogged down in clunky exposition.
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But for most of the Fortune 500, the unquestioned power and perks, the imperviousness to criticism from the likes of shareholders, and the outsize public profile that once automatically came with the corner office have gone the way of the typewriter and the Dictaphone.
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He did so first alongside the Hall of Fame center Shaquille O'Neal for three consecutive drama-filled N.B.A. championships in the 1999-2000, 2000-01 and 2001-02 seasons, then as the team's unquestioned fulcrum for two more titles in 20123-09 and 2009-10.
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So effective was his brutal anti-corruption language that two days after a marathon four-hour debate among all 11 French presidential candidates, the rumpled no-hope candidate of the New Anticapitalist Party was being hailed in some news media here as its unquestioned winner.
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"As we join forces today, I'm more confident than ever that we can accelerate our vision of creating one unquestioned platform of choice for developers and companies around the world and help them transform the way they engage with their customers," added Dholakia in a statement.
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Gay's identification of trauma as the root cause of her weight issues, her blunt tying up of her eating with her need for emotional security and even her admitted desire to "feel more comfortable in her body" will grate on those who want unquestioned acceptance for fatness.
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Cult of Xi The congress is being seen, in and outside of China, as a referendum on Xi's success in positioning himself as China's unquestioned political supremo, says Christopher Johnson, the Freeman Chair in China Studies at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington.
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The most influential of these was the Grand Ole Opry, a Nashville show that began to be broadcast nationwide in 21; it was so popular that it altered America's musical economy, pulling in enough musicians and entrepreneurs to make Nashville the unquestioned home of country music.
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The unquestioned premise of the carbon tax is that simply ramping up the cost of emitting carbon dioxide (or extracting fossil-carbon) and using the revenue to compensate for the regressiveness of such a tax can get us to our climate goals — the so-called Carbon Dividend.
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While the quality of commentary across these games ranges from biting critique to unquestioned jingoism, they all use constant, conscious parallels to reality in order to create a view of the world where Western (typically American) military might is the key agent of change in global politics.
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But when emotional pain and suffering are taken as the foundation of moral authority and cannot be analyzed because they are viewed as absolute truths or obvious facts, the mission of higher education — to examine unquestioned assumptions about the world and the self — becomes a mission impossible.
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They included unquestioned U.S. commitment to European security; the emergence of a European and international economic system of free trade; a Europe where democracies were ascendant and nationalism was in check; and the establishment of European and transatlantic institutions that integrated Germany and provided a collective identity.
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A far cry from the greying Mr Kuchar, Mr Spieth became the sport's unquestioned rising star when he won both the Masters and U.S. Open in 290—the former tying a 2150-hole record for the tournament set in 2160 by Tiger Woods—at the tender age of 22001.
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The only party member besides Lindner with that kind of stature is Wolfgang Kubicki, whose political skills are unquestioned but who is also known as a loose cannon, a reputation that may not suit a sensitive job where a few ill-judged words can move global financial markets.
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Bridenstine touted the Apollo missions for the technologies and products that resulted from the program's innovations, saying they resulted in "multiple hundreds of billions of dollars worth of exports" for the U.S. "The transformation that came from Apollo is unquestioned, and it's good for the human condition," Bridenstine added.
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Trump has vowed to pour hundreds of billions of dollars into rebuilding the armed forces with more ships and aircraft, exert "unquestioned military dominance" overseas to prevent future conflict, and "bomb the hell" out of ISIS terrorist to bring a quick end to U.S. involvement in Syria and Iraq.
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Meanwhile, the problem of the dollar-yuan exchange rate is placed squarely in the context of intense trade frictions, sanctions-driven global economic warfare, U.S.-China military confrontations in East Asia and China's angst about America's widely publicized prompt global strike capabilities to maintain its unquestioned world dominance.
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Hornacek wants to guard against the idea that Porzingis is now the unquestioned face of the franchise — "He has to grow into that position," said Hornacek, who was quick to add that Porzingis was just 22 — but he is immensely skilled and proved as much against the Thunder.
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With a strong short-run car, combined with his unquestioned prowess on restarts, Busch took control after the final restart to win for the fourth time at the Brickyard, the fourth time in seven starts this season and the 7th time in his career, extending his series record.
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When the 22019/11 terror attacks happened in 2001, the U.S. was still the world's unquestioned superpower; Russia was still struggling to find its own political footing under relative newcomer Vladimir Putin; and China was a developing economy instead of an existential threat to the Western world order.
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Mason has turned aside 74 of 77 shots in the team's first two contests of a four-game road trip since being named the unquestioned starter in the wake of Michal Neuvirth being ruled out for the rest of the regular season due to an undisclosed lower-body injury.
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That violence is inevitable is such an unquestioned premise that at one point in this episode, the show shines a spotlight on it: Negan gives Sasha a speech that's a meta-address to the Walking Dead audience, who have been betting heavily on Sasha's impending demise in this finale.
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The power of plucky erotic fantasies and sexual innuendos, Fernandez's leitmotif, often supersedes respectful social significance, so one aspect of Fernandez's inventive art is forever going to be libertine, even when tempered by our understanding that the dominance of the straight western male posture is no longer unquestioned in art.
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"This generational transfer of responsibility enables the CCC to maintain a thriving aviation sector and leave unquestioned the huge inequality in who is responsible for most of UK emissions," wrote Kevin Anderson, a professor at the Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research at the University of Manchester, in a statement.
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Still, with success in Iowa and a strong showing in New Hampshire polls, Mr. Sanders has emerged as the unquestioned early choice of the left, outperforming Ms. Warren, who had threatened to eat into his liberal base, and watching with delight as the race's moderate lane remains a candidate pileup.
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At a panel moderated by Paul Krugman, the New York Times columnist and Nobel-laureate economist, Yasheng Huang, a professor of global economics at the M.I.T. Sloan School of Management, said the allure of the business strongman was unsurprising since many chief executives "rule their own companies" as unquestioned leaders.
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"The Covid-19 pandemic is an unprecedented challenge for the world and the global economy, and the largest U.S. banks have an unquestioned ability and commitment to supporting our customers, clients and the nation," eight of the country's biggest banks said via their exclusive trade association, the Financial Services Forum.
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That US-Saudi alliance has long been an unquestioned priority of the Washington foreign policy community, though in recent years elite support for Saudi Arabia has come under strain because of the humanitarian disaster in Yemen and the Saudis' murder of Washington Post columnist Jamal Khashoggi, whose children are American citizens.
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Trump has the unquestioned authority to fire the FBI director, but if his purpose in firing the FBI director is to cover up a crime, then he is nevertheless guilty of obstruction—much as my authority to own a kitchen knife does not allow me to use it as a murder weapon.
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John CornynJohn CornynThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Democrats keen to take on Cornyn despite formidable challenges The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape MORE in 28500, a nomination that is his for the taking as the unquestioned new star of the Texas Democratic Party.
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Here are three takeaways from Monday night's CNN town halls: The front-runner takes the hits On the night before he takes the debate stage in South Carolina as the unquestioned Democratic primary front-runner, Sanders faced a lot of the same questions his rivals are expected to weaponize against him onstage.
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Bowen, himself a former college athlete, argued against the unquestioned spread of an arms-race of "athletic intensification" characterized by the emulation of highly publicized teams by low-profile sports, of men's programs by women's, and of athletic powerhouses by small colleges; an intensification that was pulling institutions from their core educational missions.
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Nevertheless, it did seem like the makeup of the audience allowed most of the moderate candidates, and the moderators, to have the entire debate carried out on the terms they preferred: with an unquestioned assumption that things are mostly fine, which is an odd message for anyone looking to unseat an incumbent.
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" In an essay, the novelist and playwright Caryl Phillips, who was born on St. Kitts and teaches at Yale, wrote that the memoir put the plight of Britain's postwar migrants in context, showing how "unquestioned hereditary prejudice was waiting to greet them in the streets, in the workplace and in institutions of learning.
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The idea that the 2nd Amendment grants constitutional protection to carry a concealed (or unconcealed) weapon has become an unquestioned belief in the minds of many gun owners, even though the 2008 Heller and McDonald decisions, which said the 2nd Amendment protects private gun ownership, referred only to keeping a handgun inside the home.
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Now, the characters are more than two (malevolent demons on one side and absolute victims on the other) precisely because the plot of political evil does not center only on death and the will to power, but also on the unquestioned priority of "life," and the dangerous ways it can be pursued and conceived of.
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His lies are preposterous and glaring and never anything but the obvious opposite of what is actually true; his unquestioned desires and deeply held, deeply unreasoning bigotries and petty fixations are all absolutely untouched from the 1988 Rich Guy factory settings; the sheer mass of his annihilating selfishness leaves no room for anything like subtext.
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Washington (CNN)At the age of just four years old, children in North Korea bow before giant portraits depicting the three supreme leaders of the Kim dynasty -- a ritualistic display of obedience that embodies Kim Jong Un's strategy to maintain his unquestioned grip on power, a former North Korean diplomat told US lawmakers on Wednesday.
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Hardly. Here is what this case holds: a pregnant minor who (i) has an unquestioned constitutional right to choose a pre-viability abortion, and (ii) has satisfied every requirement of state law to obtain an abortion, need not wait additional weeks just because she — in the government's inimitably ironic phrasing — 'refuses to leave' its custody.
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Certain dogmas in American foreign policy have gone, if not unquestioned, then at least largely accepted by both major political parties in Washington for generations: The United States is a strong ally of Israel; the United States chooses Saudi Arabia over Iran; the United States military is a force for good in the world.
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Plus, St. Louis couldn't exist without baseball and beer, and has not only been widely hailed as America's best baseball town, but also is an unquestioned beer town — built on the backs of Anheuser-Busch — and now boasts one of the most respected craft beer communities in the U.S. led by Schlafly and Urban Chestnut, among other stellar microbrews.
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On the one hand, his background reflects an unquestioned sensitivity to the issues of police behavior and the rights of individuals who come in contact with them, like Mr. Gray, the 25-year-old black man whose death from a spinal cord injury that occurred while in police custody caused riots and chaos a year ago.
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Loweth and Barratt, who both identify as nonbinary, say they started their line "to create a dialogue of our lives," another reminder that, in proving the concept of gender — for generations the basic and unquestioned organizing principle behind the fashion calendar and market — to be ever more fluid, young people are finding new and entirely freer ways of being.
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FELICIA MASSARSKY, ATLANTIC CITY To the Editor: Re "The Village That Raised Kavanaugh," by David Brooks (column, July 10): So for the last 40 years, as the liberal establishment basked in its unquestioned rightness and superiority, the conservative movement, almost beneath the radar, moved with patience, intelligence, money and relentless purpose to completely change the political landscape.
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Rubio's unquestioned credentials in keeping a team organized — coupled with Baynes's screen-setting, expanding range as a long-distance shooter and natural instincts as a defensive anchor — have helped Booker (54.5 percent shooting from the field and 53.2 percent shooting on 3-pointers) establish a pace that would represent a significant step forward in efficiency under Kokoskov successor Monty Williams.
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A few years ago, Mr. Ailes might have been free to defend himself with the unquestioned support of his like-minded longtime patron, Mr. Murdoch, who has stood by him as Mr. Ailes has brought in huge revenue — an estimated 20 percent of the total profits for 21st Century Fox for fiscal 2016, according to Anthony DiClemente, an analyst with Nomura Securities.
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Although President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE has been the unquestioned public face of the party since entering the White House, numerous not-so-quiet rumors have circulated of potential challenges to his leadership.
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Visit CNN's Election Center for full coverage of the 2020 race Here are eight takeaways from the town halls on Monday and Wednesday: The front-runner takes the hits On the night before he took the debate stage in South Carolina as the unquestioned Democratic primary front-runner, Sanders faced a lot of the same questions his rivals later weaponized against him onstage.
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On this scorecard, I have always grouped those Mavericks with the 1993-94 Rockets, rather than the 22011-212 Houston team, because I saw those rosters as similar in their construction, orbiting around one unquestioned franchise player — Dirk Nowitzki in Dallas, Hakeem Olajuwon in Houston — and fortified by a slew of tough, seasoned role players who so perfectly complemented the big star.
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Anna Cathcart, Janel Parrish, and Lana Condor in To All the Boys I've Loved Before If the escapism in Crazy Rich Asians rests on the assertion that Asian American characters are just as deserving of aspirationally gorgeous romps through unquestioned extravagance as any of their predecessors in the genre, To All the Boys I've Loved Before opts instead for a more willfully limited act of wish fulfillment.
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In a performance that recalled the unquestioned supremacy of the old Soviet Union—which won every Olympic team competition it entered from 216-21970—the United States' "final five", whose nickname stems both from 21980 being the last Olympics for their coach and the last one where teams will have five members, scored a whopping 22007, beating the Russian runners-up by a massive 26 points.
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To reach that impasse, the conservatives accepted the outlandish notion that the State of Texas had standing because it would incur some costs associated with the issuance of drivers' licenses, a cost it has visited upon itself, and, further, bought the state's tenuous argument that the president's unquestioned right to establish priorities for deportation is, somehow, lost when he exercises that right on a broad scale.
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At the time, his decision to bolt from the Cavs, away from one of the greatest players ever, might have seemed inexplicable to the rest of us mortals, but as he observes his flailing former team from a comfortable perch as unquestioned top dog on the East's best squad, it's hard to argue that he's not operating on a different material plane than the rest of us.
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"The president was looking for the very best person for the job, and regardless of age, the president was focused on choosing somebody who has the proper temperament and the unquestioned legal credentials and a commitment to public service to do this job," White House spokesman Josh Earnest told a regular news briefing when asked why Obama did not tap someone younger than the 63-year-old judge to help cement his legacy.
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Still, "teasers" are meant to distill the essence of a project, and the one for Man of the Woods suggests an unwillingness on Timberlake's part to deal with the larger questions and considerations that now attend being a white celebrity — and a desire to return to dynamics of his earlier stardom, when his actions and dominance went largely unquestioned, when his responsibility to the causes and battles of the black culture from which he's borrowed so heavily went unspoken.
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It is not difficult to imagine an America where Republicans consistently win the presidency despite rarely winning the popular vote, where they control both the House and the Senate despite rarely winning more votes than the Democrats, where their dominance of the Supreme Court is unquestioned, and where all this power is used to buttress a system of partisan gerrymandering and pro-corporate campaign finance laws and strict voter ID requirements and anti-union legislation that further weakens Democrats' electoral performance.
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It is not difficult to envision an America where Republicans consistently win the presidency despite rarely winning the popular vote, where they typically control both the House and the Senate despite rarely winning more votes than the Democrats, where their dominance of the Supreme Court is unquestioned and where all this power is used to buttress a system of partisan gerrymandering, pro-corporate campaign finance laws, strict voter identification requirements and anti-union legislation that further weakens Democrats' electoral performance.
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