Intended as a chilling admonition against female volatility, read 20043 years later, amid the current reckoning, it presents itself least ambiguously as a chilling admonition against male entitlement.
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Her accompanying admonition — "don't be mad" — had the opposite effect.
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That admonition becomes more loaded when you're a black woman.
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His admonition further escalated the divide between employees and management.
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Mattis' admonition to strengthen our alliances abroad is sound advice.
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An admonition of how quickly a game can get away.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan said Tuesday he agreed with that admonition.
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Rick Scott, R-FL, seconded Bondi's admonition during a press conference.
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There is little evidence that Kabila was swayed by the admonition.
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Whether the DOJ abides by the court's admonition remains to be seen.
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To survive, for the refugee, is to be buffeted between the grief-suffused admonition to remember the losses of the homeland and the self-protective counter-admonition to "forget," the effort of which will be enormous and lifelong.
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" He added one final admonition: "As you are good soldiers be good citizens.
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One common thread most women shared was Rofé's consistent admonition that sex sells.
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Ronald Reagan focused on the admonition that religion was a prime pillar of liberty.
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To capture the moment, Silveria invited students to record his admonition using their phones.
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Despite its admonition, the Civil Aviation Authority did clear the surfing video for use.
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" As they reached Wang's apartment building, Liu offered a last admonition: "Just be careful.
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Yet Trump still threw multiple shots at Obama, apparently inspiring AIPAC's admonition Tuesday morning.
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Jae Lee would be much better off today had he received that admonition years ago.
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Mr Ryan told him to stay away, then issued an admonition that sounded almost terminal.
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The admonition stems from the same actions for which Mr. Menendez was indicted in 2015.
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None led to disciplinary sanctions and none led to private or public letters of admonition.
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Picking up on Tyler's quirks and Fournier's discomfort, the president issued his three-word admonition.
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The judge sent them back with an admonition not to attempt to contact him again.
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When I noticed the variations in the M.L.B. guide, I thought of my mother's admonition.
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Dems will realize, per Obama&aposs admonition, that they need to appeal to the middle.
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His remarks drew a strong admonition from Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs David Hale.
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"Collectivism and autonomy are not mutually exclusive," bellows Andrew Savage at the end, in raw admonition.
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" This spontaneous outburst was motivated by my grandmother's frequent admonition to "send flowers to the living.
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"I have a very simple admonition at this point," Steele said on MSNBC in January 2018.
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It's some version of finger-pointing and admonition and somebody says, 'You guys,' and so forth.
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When you pair an admonition and a demand, you&aposre creating conflict out of a setback.
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She considers the statistic an invitation for shoppers to find bras that work, not an admonition.
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More than once, I have heard the "seem to be far away" admonition applied to flatulence.
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No warning or admonition was given — they were roughly yanked off their chairs and hauled out.
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First, though, let's hear the leaders of this bill speak winged words in recommendation and admonition. Sen.
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I thought I understood the meaning of the admonition that mixing friendship and journalism can be tricky.
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"It's an admonition that tariffs are harming agriculture and harming farmers," Young said of the aid package.
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Mr. Trump's other admonition that California "must also tree clear to stop fire spreading!" raised fewer objections.
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Schwalbe agreed: "I can never get out of my head my grandmother's admonition, 'Hey is for horses.'"
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" She followed that admonition in Maid's first line: "My daughter learned to walk in a homeless shelter.
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Some agents have embraced Wray's admonition to do their work and ignore the political brawl around them.
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His iconic "Get Together," with its admonition to "love one another right now," came out that year.
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Despite that admonition, you'll take on a number of traditionally heroic tasks, including defeating monsters and rescuing refugees.
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Does President Trump's admonition about continued threats from Pyongyang represent a red line the North Koreans just crossed?
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Despite Pelosi's admonition, the official House Democrats account tweeted a direct attack on one of its members' staff.
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It has issued 5 private or public letters of admonition, and none have led to a disciplinary sanction.
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The answer lies in a variation on the classic "Do as I say, not as I do" admonition.
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But there is still possibly another, more interesting strand in his advice: Mr. Trump's admonition to be ambitious.
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Senator Chuck Schumer is no more rousing than a robo-scoreboard admonition to cheer at a baseball game.
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The news media also heeded an admonition by the government's campaign regulatory body not to publish false news.
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In every case, the research is grounded in Appelbaum's admonition about communities deciding what they want from markets.
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Mr. Macron, in the traditional New Year's Eve speech given by French presidents, alternated between admonition and conciliation.
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Even if the president's admonition to Comey is proven, he said, it surely fell far short of arm-twisting.
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The students' new-fangled vocabulary, such as the perpetual admonition of "privilege" and "micro-aggressions", often mystifies their elders.
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Jesus' admonition was a form of nonviolent resistance that would later be adopted by Mohandas Gandhi and the Rev.
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Remember Milton Friedman's admonition which is so apropos today: Never let the best be the enemy of the good.
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During a layover in Los Angeles, he decided to heed his mother's admonition, and walked out of the airport.
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Perhaps Roth timed his exit on Tuesday, at the age of 85, as an admonition to a disoriented nation.
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" I shared with him the business philosopher Dov Seidman's admonition that "trust is the only legal performance-enhancing drug.
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My dad taught me to protect my sisters and brothers from bullies, and I took his admonition to heart.
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On March 4th, the Supreme Court issued a mixed message on how much further America would stray from Madison's admonition.
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" In the very next chapter, Earl's daughter repeats Marge's admonition almost verbatim: "In Alaska you can make one mistake. One.
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The loyalty pledge, the admonition to drop the Flynn investigation, the request to lift the cloud on the Russia investigation.
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Chief Justice John Roberts's admonition during the Senate impeachment trial early Wednesday in response to a verbal clash between Rep.
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The ending of "Wiener-Dog" is spectacularly heartless, yet there's no mistaking the yelp of its admonition: life's a bitch.
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The Pentagon did not explain why Navy hospital ship was not dispatched sooner or say whether Clinton's admonition was a factor.
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Biden did not mention Jackson by name, but he said afterward that the "reject the voices" admonition was directed at him.
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But their admonition has done little to quiet the speculation in Washington about who Clinton will place inside her West Wing.
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Paine's admonition of the fundamental American credo to resist such authority when our democracy is under attack remains vital, as well.
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The original tweet, as well as the whole account, have been deleted after Kardashian fired back with a well-warranted admonition.
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Of the five cases given inquiries, none resulted in the committee issuing public or private letters of admonition or disciplinary sanctions.
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For the moment, the company's trademark admonition against evil was being directed at a clear, unmistakably external target: the White House.
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For people in painful circumstances, an admonition to seek therapy can be little more than victim-blaming cloaked in enlightened compassion.
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By the time Comey issued his Chickenshit Club admonition, a deeper shift in the administration of justice was already under way.
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Laura Israel's new film is called "Don't Blink — Robert Frank," and it's at once a welcome admonition and an efficient motto.
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On Tuesday, Mr. Scott offered an admonition to residents considering whether to flee, and he said that time was running short.
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Thanks to an admonition from a savvy physical therapist, Marilyn Moffat, a professor at New York University, I now know why.
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With his admonition in mind, I recently spoke with Mr. Rubenstein, now 69, and asked him if he considers himself old.
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The news prompted the admonition of Warren, who thinks that tech billionaires already have too much influence in the political system.
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But the excitement came with an admonition "to be a good winner" and not to gloat about his win at school.
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Almost every Reddit board for candidates includes an extensive admonition to not engage in derogatory behavior on behalf of their candidate.
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Whether or not you love his voice is a personal matter, but his ability to put those performances across is beyond admonition.
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Trump has made China central to his strategy in dealing with North Korea, but Xi's admonition reflected the tensions blanketing the region.
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And there would not be an admonition for all to rise for Aaron Judge if his adoptive parents had been named Jones.
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Our leaders need to take heed to Macron's admonition that "nationalism is a betrayal of patriotism" -- rather than an expression of it.
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"I think the way we win is to follow Reagan's admonition that we paint in bold colors, not pale pastels," he added.
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Eastman is the first Alaska House representative to be censured, but the motion is essentially a public admonition requiring no additional punishment.
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But one aspect of social distancing — the admonition to avoid gatherings of 10 people or more — has created a lot of confusion.
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In a 2015 interview, Mr. Stevens, whose surname was actually Stevenson, recalled the admonition given to him by Judge John S. McInerney.
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This was not a recommendation to American leaders, but rather an admonition about the sorts of adversaries they might have to confront.
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Mr. Eustis seems to have taken to heart Cassius's admonition to Brutus when Brutus is still on the fence about taking action.
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Instead, they palpably strained against following Lauer's admonition not to attack each other, and both failed in this regard to some degree.
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Taylor's admonition that inserting Ukraine into U.S. politics looked "crazy" left a clear paper trail for later investigators — whether intentionally or not.
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Administrators don't have to react harshly, just with the simple admonition that those who don't play nice can't be at the party.
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Each public punishment specifically fit the crime, so the tie used to administer it created a legible, symbolic admonition for crowds of onlookers.
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The only effects were somewhat gravelly sound quality for about five minutes, and an admonition not to charge it for five hours thereafter.
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But failure to rise to Bush's admonition to be loyal to one another in our national affairs will continue to hollow America's soul.
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The only effects were somewhat gravelly sound quality for about 5 minutes, and an admonition not to charge it for five hours thereafter.
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They should be easy for you to remember, and not contain personal information, although the admonition to change passwords is open to debate.
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The admonition is gone if not forgotten, but Ajihei remains a good place to stay cool and focus on your bowl or plate.
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The admonition to "keep your friends close and your enemies closer" has come down through the ages to us blockheads for a reason.
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The special counsel argued that the op-ed flouted a judge's admonition against trying to use the news media to influence the case.
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Then it showed an overweight couple, a gangrenous foot and what appeared to be a man in cardiac arrest, followed by an admonition.
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The chief justice's admonition the other night to both parties with regard to decorum came in the early-morning hours, past 85033 a.m.
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The recent slaughter of Cecil the lion must serve an admonition to what we are doing to the natural world as a whole.
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Several sought to stick to Mr. Spicer's previous admonition that the White House would not comment any further until congressional investigations took place.
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In the mid-1990s, when I was a student of creative writing, there prevailed a quiet but firm admonition to avoid composing political poems.
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According to the committee's records, it last took a similar action in 2012, when it issued a "qualified admonition" of then-Senator Tom Coburn.
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In doing so, he would be following through on President Reagan's 1988 admonition that "Congress shouldn't send another one of these" to the President.
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" It's an admonition that astonishes and delights his fellow revolutionaries, and it's based on the saying, "Those who stand for nothing fall for anything.
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Before that admonition happened, however, the copycat news industry was in full delirium, repeating without substantiation the BuzzFeed report, countless times over countless outlets.
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"We probably err on the gentle as a dove side" instead of the biblical admonition to be "as wise as a serpent," Adamson said.
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Mike Pence was given the marquee assignment; Christie was subjected to repeated public humiliations, including an admonition by Trump to stay away from Oreos.
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Timothy Egan Pope Francis opened the holiest week of the Christian calendar with an admonition to the generation that will own the 21st century.
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"I think the sense in the room was one of an admonition to get your collective stuff together," Munoz told reporters at the Capitol.
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Whittlesey often invoked John Quincy Adams's admonition that "we do not go abroad for monsters to destroy" and later expressed skepticism about invading Iraq.
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The appeals court panel made no commitment on timing Wednesday, but has about three weeks to release an opinion and comply with Alito's admonition.
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Outside of the White House, American law enforcement authorities criticized the president's admonition that the police should not be "too nice" while transporting suspects.
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Are you freaking out about Valentine's Day, despite my admonition to start cooking the meal on Sunday, so it's a breeze on Tuesday night?
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Her companion works display both affection and gentle admonition, and are sometimes as hard on Austen's heroines as Austen could be on their associates.
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At the African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church in Roxbury in February, Warren discussed the Senate's admonition over reading the Coretta Scott King letter criticizing Sessions.
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The U.S. admonition has created tensions within the ruling coalition and one senior League official has called for the MOU to be put on ice.
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Judging by the GOP gamesmanship clouding Barack Obama's nomination of Merrick Garland to replace Mr Scalia, it's clear no one is heeding Mr Roberts' admonition.
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In addition to her admonition on social media, Haley also sent a letter to fellow nations warning them of the potential impact of their vote.
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While weaning people off animal flesh, the new burgers hardly meet Michael Pollan's admonition that we should never eat food our great-grandmothers wouldn't recognize.
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Essay In the mid-1990s, when I was a student of creative writing, there prevailed a quiet but firm admonition to avoid composing political poems.
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" Invoking the admonition of Iran's revolutionary leader, Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, to never negotiate with the United States, Ayatollah Khamenei said, "I prohibit it as well.
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Miss Manners is torn between admiration and admonition — the latter for the fact that you do not find it flattering to want to be emulated.
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The admonition was prompted by the case of O'Rourke, whose birth name is Robert but who goes by the nickname he's carried since childhood, Beto.
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" Dreher's article quotes the philosopher Alasdair MacIntyre's wise admonition that "It is always dangerous to draw too precise parallels between one historical period and another.
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Her film's title evokes Jesus' admonition to Mary Magdalene just after his resurrection, words often taken to indicate the radical distinction between body and spirit.
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The sparkling red lettering read "PERSIST," no doubt in reference to the "nevertheless, she persisted" admonition that Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell issued to Sen.
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That means eating less meat, an admonition directed mainly at rich countries, whose people, often overweight, might in any case benefit from going on a diet.
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The WSJ reports that breach was major enough to be given a code name and to have prompted admonition from the highest levels of the agency.
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The Ninth Circuit does mention the Supreme Court's admonition in Mandel, but gives it only cursory attention (see footnote 9 on page 33 of the decision).
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As the mother of two students who survived the frenzy and a third who will enter the fray soon, I appreciate Dean Shaver's admonition to relax.
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If one didn't know any better, one might suspect that his tepid admonition of the Charlottesville antagonist may be have been the result of political ambivalence.
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" On a wall in the Facebook division charged with the company's growth there is a poster with a classic tech admonition: "Go Big or Go Home.
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If ancients could return to speak to the modern world, would there be an admonition to those of us, living atop the ruins of ages past?
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John Wayne delivers that same admonition in "Rio Bravo," Howard Hawks's 1959 masterpiece about a sheriff and a ragtag group holding off a powerful, autocratic rancher.
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" In public, people often recoiled when they saw him, but he says he remembered the Biblical admonition, "Lord, forgive them, for they know not what they do.
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They receive a gentle admonition, explaining that they just fell for a phishing email, and some brief training on how to recognize phishing scams in the future.
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In context, Ginsburg's comments were an admonition about the danger he poses to an independent judiciary, a peril a Supreme Court justice might be forgiven for broaching.
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Inserted into the middle of a city whose dominant industry is high finance, "Big Bling" may be seen as a messianic admonition to those who worship money.
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The sanctions on the assemblyman, Steven T. McLaughlin, include forbidding him to employ interns, and an official statement of admonition from the Assembly speaker, Carl E. Heastie.
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Putting the blame on local law enforcement, investigators recommended that the police officers involved in reprimanding Li be punished and that the letter of admonition be withdrawn.
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They pointed to Ayatollah Khamenei's recent admonition against calls for Mr. Rouhani to resign — even though Mr. Khamenei himself has been more critical of the president lately.
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But as Clinton continued to bait Trump into focusing on defending himself, Trump resorted to interjecting "wrong!" as Clinton spoke, drawing admonition from debate moderator Lester Holt.
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If there is evidence, the committee can still decide to dismiss the matter, or issue a public letter of admonition, such as the one received by Menendez.
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The former president recently injected himself into the race in the biggest way yet, offering no implicit endorsement, but delivering a stern admonition at the campaign's direction.
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She seems to be following the admonition of St. Augustine, which has been drummed into any Catholic school graduate, to love the sinner, but hate the sin.
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But he did use much of his time to trumpet Gannett's digital advancements —perhaps a subtle rebuke to MNG's admonition to end its investments in that area.
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However, by her admonition to treat "classic operas as historical artifacts instead of dynamic cultural productions," Ms. Hu risks contributing to the continued ossifying of the genre.
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It was an unusual admonition in the French context — a head of state chiding national law enforcement, with which a French president usually tries to closely identify.
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Despite the nuclear watchdog's most recent admonition, many robots, even the fried ones, have been helpful in what little progress has been made in cleaning up the site.
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As devastating and shocking as her diagnosis was, Johnson, embracing the spirited admonition to "fight like a girl," decided to take control of her treatment — and her outlook.
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"I want the (NTSB) to come up with answers very quickly and make an admonition to mariners: When the storm is brewing, you don't go out of port."
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Judge Cogan's admonition about social media varied from day to day, but jurors were regularly told to stay away from any discussion or outside information about the case.
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The man who introduced him in Lufkin had just one request, that he refrain from swearing, an admonition that Mr. O'Rourke heeded in Lufkin but not in Beaumont.
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" He quotes Winthrop's admonition to his fellow Arbella passengers: "It is a true rule," he told them, "that particular estates cannot subsist in the ruin of the public.
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Williams, in an extended, heated admonition, accused Ramos of stealing the point from her, leading to a third violation for verbal abuse and the forfeiting of a game.
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One of the many stickers hailed the Sierra Club; another showed she had completed a half-marathon, and a third was an admonition: "Be truthful, gentle and fearless."
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But if it goes forward, its punishment for Franken could range from sending a letter of admonition to recommending the full Senate reprimand, censure or even expel Franken.
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Her admonition that while sexual harassment is unacceptable, sometimes you just need to laugh it off, wouldn't be out of place on the Wall Street Journal op-ed page.
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If indeed our religious liberty is conferred by God and not by man-made government, we should heed the 'hands-off' admonition of the First Amendment to our Constitution.
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" Nobody wants to face their parents' mortality at 25, but the reality of what the next day could bring made this more than his favorite admonition that "time flies.
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But Republicans already were using special rules to do just that and thus make health care filibuster-proof, so Trump's admonition was dismissed by GOP senators who knew better.
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The rupee has gyrated, bond investors have quailed and tongues have wagged despite the admonition of Narendra Modi, the prime minister, to pay no attention to "this administrative subject".
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I just wish more on the left would agree with Voltaire's admonition to disagree with what you might say but defend to the death your right to say it.
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" Or, to offer another quote that is more and more applicable every day: President Harry Truman's admonition that "if you can't stand the heat, get out of the kitchen.
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The State Department "warns U.S. citizens to carefully consider the risks of traveling to Haiti," an admonition that has been in place for as long as I can remember.
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It was a not-unexpected admonition that could further tarnish the behemoth's brand, and one that arrives, for many advocates focused on the youth vaping epidemic, much too late.
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That admonition, the judge said, would make no sense if investors had to show that they already had evidence of an actionable claim in order to obtain corporate documents.
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But the stern admonition, from a leader who had been perceived as sympathetic to China's slow and bumpy progress toward an independent judiciary, dismayed reformers in China and abroad.
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"There have been allegations that consumption of tainted or substandard alcohol has resulted in illness or blacking out," the State Department said, followed by an admonition to drink in moderation.
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One can only hope that her admonition that 31 other states' restrictions against direct government funding of religion are now in jeopardy is true in the context of school choice.
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Tellingly, he announced his fake news measure, in a tone of admonition, to mainstream journalists who had gathered in January for the traditional presidential New Year's greeting to the press.
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In a lengthy conversation with Mr. Bannon this week, the president repeated his admonition that the chief strategist and his adversaries needed to "knock off" their back-and-forth sniping.
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The latest admonition comes from Jeffrey Gundlach, founder of DoubleLine Capital, who said in a warning published over the weekend that the debt load is about to become a bigger problem.
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So Trump last week paired the praise with admonition in the form of economic sanctions against over a dozen Iran-linked entities, including groups and individuals as far away as China.
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"Sorry, you need to say, 'Yes,'" a committee lawyer instructed Ms. Yovanovitch at one point after she answered a question with "uh-huh," an admonition he had to repeat several times.
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"An oft-spoken admonition in the Marines is this: When you're going to a gunfight, bring all your friends with guns," the retired Marine general wrote in the essay published Wednesday.
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Jeffrey D. Sachs, a Columbia University economist who edited the report with Dr. Helliwell and Richard Layard of the London School of Economics, praised Pope Francis' admonition against hedonism and consumerism.
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" The IG's report said that despite Comey's admonition to his then-subordinates, "We identified numerous instances in which Comey used a personal email account (a Gmail account) to conduct FBI business.
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Poised, curious, and collected, O'Keeffe lectured me about what a bad idea it was for me to marry (uh-oh, too late, I'd wed just a few months before this admonition).
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The professor's admonition that "there's no steady increase in rationalism over the centuries," that it's a mistake to think the Britons "had primitive minds and we don't," falls on deaf ears.
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One assumes that God's plan includes the biblical admonition to treat the bedraggled, the poor, the hungry — "the least of these brothers and sisters of mine" — as you would treat him.
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As she read out the tallies on the first article marking the impeachment of President Trump, some of her members cheered, defying her admonition to reflect the seriousness of the moment.
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"I took notes on a reporter's pad, cataloging every detail," she writes of an interview, recalling the comedian Chris Rock's admonition about not taking credit for doing what is expected of you.
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The first was the Iranian admonition not to trust the U.S. Prior to the Singapore summit; Iranian officials similarly warned the Kim regime against believing that the U.S. would keep its word.
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"That's a fair criticism, and it's a fair admonition, and I accept that," Roskam said during the same hearing, praising Ryan for helping to do the "prelude work" for the next president.
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If the committee decided a violation has occurred, it could take a series of actions, including sending a letter of admonition, recommending the full Senate reprimand, censure or even expel Franken. Sen.
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Undaunted by his publisher's admonition that there's "not much of a market for Christmas books," Dickens begins feverishly working against a deadline to get the book done in time for the holiday.
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If he can live up to his own admonition, the unifying sentiments of his address may prove to be more resilient than the President's own recent history suggests will be the case.
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Feel free to get nice origami paper, but remember the admonition from the article to be wary of the fanciest or prettiest paper — it may not fold and hold its shape well.
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Yet the ruling contradicts the Supreme Court's admonition that courts may not "look behind" a "facially legitimate" reason — here, the national security interest in stricter vetting — when the president exercises immigration authority.
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They would ask for wisdom in fighting a particular temptation, and the monk would reply with a story that was "part parable, part admonition about fight that particular temptation," as DeYoung says.
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Throughout the evening, Mr. Christie's admonition about canned lines and rehearsed speeches hovered and seemed to recalibrate how the crowd — and television viewers — processed what Mr. Rubio said (and resaid, over and over).
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In a speech at Notre Dame Law School earlier this year, Judge Kavanaugh lauded Justice Scalia's admonition not to "make up new constitutional rights that are not in the text of the constitution".
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Juror advocates like Thomas warn that punishing the jurors for breaking the judge's admonition, even when the stakes are as high as they are in El Chapo's case, would set a dangerous precedent.
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"I want the National [Transportation] Safety Board to come up with answers very quickly and make an admonition to mariners: when the storm is brewing, you don't go out of port," he said.
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"He has shown great discipline," said Chris Redfern, a former state representative and onetime Ohio Democratic chairman who still remembers Mr. Kasich's pungent admonition to the state's entrenched interests a few years ago.
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Despite the admonition from transportation regulators that led to that recall, Mr. Saikawa said on Thursday that the practice of using unqualified inspectors had continued at four of Nissan's six factories in Japan.
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The men learn that there are two "t"s in "spitting," for example, and, when they forget or when they ignore the sign's admonition, they get their heads rapped with a wooden ruler.
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Not everything in Davenport's memo became part of Trump's 2016 run, and the document doesn't include an explicit admonition to go after popular people of color like Colin Kaepernick or Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.
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They have ignored the Supreme Court's admonition that courts may not "look behind" a "facially legitimate" reason for an executive order, which in these cases was a national security interest in stricter vetting.
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Trump's admonition came after multiple Republican senators announced that they planned to vote in favor of a measure to block the president's declaration, likely giving the Senate enough votes to reject the executive action.
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The Trump exception According to University of Chicago law professor Eric Posner, the courts are creating a "Trump exception" to settled law on presidential powers by ignoring the Supreme Court's admonition in Kleindienst v.
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Avenatti's speech, partially an admonition of Hillary Clinton's campaign, which embraced the strategy of going high against Trump, demonstrated how a run by the hard-charging lawyer would be almost mono-focused on Trump.
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Mr. Flanagan was also criticized for approving a new sexual harassment policy that added an admonition to false accusers, which led some Albany observers to question whether the Legislature's heart was behind the measures.
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In "Jerry Maguire," Dorothy follows up her admonition that Jerry not make a joke of his life with a warmhearted reminder of his core values and encouragement that he can live up to them.
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All of the works in that show address the effects of climate change on urban environments — Finnish artists Pekka Niittyvirta and Timo Ah's light installation, for instance, is an admonition of rising sea levels.
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Dr. Kuri said the C.D.C. was "within its rights" to issue the travel warning, but he argued that the blanket admonition did not make sense when the virus has appeared in only three Mexican states.
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The committee has only published two statements since then, one in 2012 that included two letters of "admonition" related to the Ensign scandal, and one in 2014 announcing that they'd hired a new staff member.
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This closing admonition seemed to allude to a familiar phenomenon: school shootings inspire immediate outpourings of grief and calls for stricter gun regulation, but before long, the shock recedes and political will for change evaporates.
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While the US intelligence community has already widely adopted such measures—which only happened after significant prodding—the fact that most government agencies have not has long been a point of admonition among security experts.
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"The sense in the room was a lot of admonition to get your collective stuff together, you the industry, and you can avoid us, which I think is fair," Munoz told reporters after the hearing.
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LONDON — Phil Sayer, a voice actor whose admonition to "please mind the gap" has been heard by millions of passengers on the London Underground since 2005, died on Thursday at his home in Bolton, England.
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A copy of the pamphlet obtained by VICE offered, among various tips recommended in over-the-top, humorously aggressive language, one simple admonition: Vote "HELL FUCKING NO on Prop C." In other words, fuck vaping.
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"The sixth commandment forbids all impurity and immodesty in words, looks and actions," was admonition No. 256 in the Baltimore Catechism, the standard text used to teach the faith from 1885 to the late 1960s.
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While it is unlikely that Mr. Peña Nieto's government will conduct an investigation into whether he knew of or covered up the assaults, the admonition of an international body is a deep embarrassment for him.
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Don Rogerson St. Louis, Mo. Divine Interpretation There is something old-fashioned, even pious, about the opening admonition in Adam Gopnik's recent piece on contemporary readings of sacred texts (A Critic at Large, January 28th).
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The admonition, which came from the Polish Embassy in Washington on Tuesday, was in response to a "Fox & Friends" segment on the United States' deportation of a 95-year-old former Nazi guard to Germany.
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He helped found a campus literary magazine, where in an early burst of his satirical power he published a parody of the college newspaper so devastating that it earned him an admonition from the dean.
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Hunter and Kasper took this admonition seriously—so seriously, in fact, that Hunter would become one of the first members of Congress to endorse Trump, well before "DJT" (as Kasper called him) secured the nomination.
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That admonition reverses Trump's previously stated position that repeal and replace must occur at the same time and would have far-reaching consequences on the American healthcare system if the Republican-led Senate follows through.
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One reason for the slowdown is the strong admonition from the three appellate court judges who castigated the government for failing to provide the court with any national security information justifying the ban -- even under seal.
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Under research, principles included the need to create "beneficial intelligence" as opposed to "undirected intelligence" (more on this in just a bit), and an admonition for AI developers to maintain a healthy dialogue with policy-makers.
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" Those guidelines open with an admonition to "respect everyone on Instagram," stating that "serious threats of harm to public and personal safety aren't allowed" and that "Instagram is not a place to praise or support terrorism.
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But it's not clear whether those are the same emails the FBI already reviewed in its investigation into Clinton's private email server that concluded in July with an admonition from Comey -- but no recommendation of charges.
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" Preventing this outcome, he writes, requires "constant, proactive Internal Affairs or counterintelligence monitoring," as well as adherence to "the old admonition: If you see something, or hear something, or even just suspect something, then say something.
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Trump also told NBC's Lester Holt in May 2017 that he fired FBI Director James Comey at least partly over the Russia investigation, although he later walked back that admonition and blamed the fake news media.
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Freedom, and its negotiation, is Ms. Shelton's subject this time out (she and Mr. Duplass wrote the story together), and the parole officer's admonition could apply to any one of the characters with whom Chris interacts.
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As Dr. Callie M. Thompson, a burn specialist, prepared to clean the area that had blistered, Mr. Shaw's best friend, Brennan McMurry, who had helped move people to safety during the rampage, offered a gruff admonition.
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If blockchains are the next internet, that would be a very unfortunate development for the U.S. That said, one admonition I would make to your readers is that most probably shouldn't be investing in ICOs directly.
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Britain's decision to leave the union has been widely construed as an angry admonition to the establishment from working people who have absorbed global trade, immigration and European political integration only to see their living standards stagnate.
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When I broke the news to my family, they went through the familiar stages of processing—denial, "you're just being trendy," anger—but the one I remember best was the oft-repeated admonition not to tell anyone.
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That admonition might have been directed at 535 Americans in particular, as many lawmakers appear to have not been bothered to read the report, choosing instead to fashion their talking points based on guidance from their party's leadership.
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But the perverse outcome is that governments have ignored the convention's admonition to protect areas "of particular importance to biodiversity" and instead focused almost entirely on maximizing acreage, according to a recent study in Nature Ecology and Evolution.
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Writing for the New Yorker in 2012, Jay Caspian Kang described a professor who once told him never to forget that Lolita was a book about rape, and Kang's feeling that this admonition ruined the novel for him.
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A black player giving his white girlfriend a kiss in the hallway at Eunice High School brings only an admonition to hurry on to class, not the racial confrontation that surely would have erupted a half-century ago.
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Oskar Eustis, the director, did a good job of keeping the show tight and fleet-footed, and suddenly — as Alexis pointed out — if you were paying attention, what had seemed like a hoot suddenly became a sobering admonition.
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While waiting for his brisket to slow cook, he delivered an admonition to Elon Musk, his fellow Silicon Valley billionaire, and others who sound alarm bells over artificial intelligence posing a threat to our safety and well-being.
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The owner favored a black T-shirt with five flying saucers and the admonition "KEEP LOOKING UP," and yoga music ommed through a clutter of apothecary bottles, bags of herbal something, miracle-cleanse guidebooks and crop-circle DVDs.
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To tweak an admonition often directed to pre-schoolers, you get what you get, and whether or not you get what you want, you don't get to upset the structure under which everyone was operating in the first place.
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"Yes, absolutely," Ryan said when asked if he agreed with Trump's personal admonition to GOP House members during a visit to Capitol Hill on Tuesday that "many" of them would lose their seats if they voted against the bill.
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Berke's letter on behalf the Deerfield defendants, who are accused of trading based on inside tips from a federal healthcare agency, cited an admonition the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals delivered to federal prosecutors about the Steinberg case.
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The investigation does conclude with a minor admonition that Tesla could perhaps be more specific about its system limitations in its driver-assist features, but acknowledges that all required information is present and available to drivers and vehicle owners.
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I'm guessing he made this pact with the various branches of family, their friends, trickling down to my siblings and me when we were old enough to hear our mother's strongest admonition: Never, ever bring up our grandmother's babies.
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Unfortunately, as veterans, we have little confidence that President Trump has taken Sherman's admonition to heart and this lack of understanding about the true nature of combat is alarming, especially in light of North Korea's latest ballistic missile test.
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But even if I find gerontocracy more congenial by then, hopefully a Demeny movement will continue to live by the admonition I offer now: The hand that steers the minivan should be the hand that rules the world. ☐
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" Trump's tweet, the latest instance of the rising tensions between the U.S. and Iran, appeared to be a response to Rouhani's admonition on Sunday that a war between the U.S. and Iran would be the "mother of all wars.
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President Trump's admonition that the police should not be "too nice" while transporting suspects drew laughter and cheers from a crowd of officers on Friday, but police officials swiftly made it clear they did not find the words funny.
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The old admonition of "if you can't anything good about someone, be silent" has been turned on it head: now, if you, cannot say anything positive about your position or defend your words or actions, accuse the other person.
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Similarly, while the robot may be inflicting pain in contravention of the admonition that a robot "not injure a human being," ultimately the robot is doing so at the behest of a person and for the ultimate purpose of pleasure.
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But as of Wednesday, any potential admonition had yet to be seen, as Miller joined the President on Air Force One where they traveled to Duluth for what has shaped their relationship since the early days of 2016 -- a campaign rally.
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" And he ended the concert, and his career on the road, with "The Sound of Silence," which carries an admonition rooted in everyday New York City: "The words of the prophets are written on the subway walls/and tenement halls.
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The story of the prophet Yusuf (Joseph, the same one as in the Bible) conserving grain from rich harvests in Egypt, related in Sura (chapter) 20013 of the Quran, is often cited as an admonition to save against hard times.
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But despite all the political rancor over the languages we speak, and the fears of admonition or even deportation that might be associated with speaking Spanish in public, I still marvel at how immigrants are injecting new vitality into the language.
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" In 1995 and 1996, Jiang Zemin added some meaning to Deng's cryptic admonition by demonstrating that the use of force was still very much in play under Mao's teaching that "political power grows out of the barrel of a gun.
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" The attack, initially reported as an "active shooter" by the university, stunned students who were returning to class after Thanksgiving break, leading to a 90-minute shelter-in-place warning and an admonition from campus officials to "Run Hide Fight.
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Obama's admonition and shadow looms large Once again, former President Barack Obama is looming over the debate -- not only his health care policy and immigration record, as during previous gatherings, but now his gentle scolding for the 2000 Democratic field.
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" Back to the modern day, DeBerry, who is black, issues this admonition: "If Zulu doesn't change, if it continues to demand that its members paint their faces black, please don't misconstrue that as permission for anybody else to do the same.
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Our lawmakers seem to be forgetting the Supreme Court's admonition in Torcaso, as well as Article VI of the Constitution, that government cannot force someone to profess a belief — or disbelief — in any religion, in order to hold public office.
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The filing seeks tougher bail restrictions against Mr. Manafort, arguing that writing the op-ed flouts a judge's admonition against trying to use the news media to influence the case against Mr. Manafort and Rick Gates, another former campaign official.
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Skier 7, also an avalanche survivor, had lost his father, a Libertarian, to bone cancer in January, and his father's final admonition was, "never cave to the mediocrity of groupthink," which Skier 13 took to mean that caution equals cowardice.
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Discussions of semantics (what we are trying to say) and pragmatics (how we are trying to say it) give a more concrete nature to grammar, and are used effectively here to explain away the silly admonition against the passive voice in writing.
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" When it comes to pundits and politics this year, I'd revise the great physicist's admonition as follows: "The first principle is that you must not fool yourself that Bernie Sanders can't win — not just the Democratic nomination, but also the presidency itself.
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WASHINGTON — Attorney General William P. Barr warned that communities and critics of policing must display more deference or risk losing protection, a stark admonition that underscored the Trump administration's support for law enforcement amid an ongoing national conversation about police brutality against minorities.
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Despite the admonition in Alfred Nobel's will, which set up the prizes, that they should be given for work done over the previous year, more than half of those awarded for physics since 1985 have been given for work done more than two decades beforehand.
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How he will grow the eyes and fingers himself but it will be you who soothes them when they hurt, you who repeats a book's every word slow enough for him to understand, you who shields him from the real stove with this admonition?
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This despite the admonition from Robert, who by all accounts was as uncomfortable in the spotlight as his offspring revel in basking in it: "Being a good person and a loyal friend is more important than being famous," he reminds them in the scene.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, hoping to boost workforce morale, unveiled an "ethos" statement on Friday that some former officials viewed with skepticism, partly because an early draft had language they saw as an admonition not to leak to the media.
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The claim that you can love yourself and your body, and enjoy your life now rather than after you lose weight — the core of the "body positivity" movement — can be more helpful to people than yet another admonition about their weight and health risks.
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" And Eric Posner, a University of Chicago law professor, claims that the travel ban decisions contradict "the Supreme Court's admonition that courts may not 'look behind' a 'facially legitimate' reason — here, the national security interest in stricter vetting — when the president exercises immigration authority.
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When progressives do try to put muscle behind their message, as Frederick Douglass counseled in his memorable admonition that "Power concedes nothing without a demand," the Democratic Party engages in a massive shaming campaign, as it did by labeling Ralph Nader a spoiler to be shunned.
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After attacking each congresswoman individually, Trump wrapped up that portion of his speech by taking shots at them collectively and reiterating his admonition that they should consider leaving the country: So these congresswomen, their comments are helping to fuel the rise of a dangerous, militant hard left.
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Mr. Castro's admonition comes across as something of a reminder to the Cuban people that shedding the government's long-running enmity with the United States and reforming its economic system should not undermine what he and other Cubans view as the ideals and achievements of the revolution.
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His admonition came as Republicans and Democrats on the Judiciary Committee clashed over filling the court opening, with Republicans insisting that they were doing the right thing by refusing to consider any nominee put forward by Mr. Obama and Democrats accusing them of shirking their constitutional duty.
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" A writer more wary of the familiar might have resisted the urge to remind us of the quote from Ecclesiastes, that there is "no new thing under the sun," or of George Santayana's admonition that those who do not know the past "are condemned to repeat it.
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Von Miller, a star linebacker for the Denver Broncos, was one of many N.F.L. players who knelt on Sunday during the playing of the national anthem in what became a sweeping and stark show of solidarity against police brutality and a silent admonition of President Trump.
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In advice remarkably similar to the CDC's guidelines today, he urged people to take medicine, to disinfect their homes, and to avoid people and places so as not to spread the disease (the admonition to avoid people and places applied only if assistance was not needed).
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" While these may be a form of meta-commentary on the bittersweet passage of time, sometimes they seem more like an admonition: Stop rewriting those nut grafs and get out of the house; life (as he also has often told me) "is not a dress rehearsal.
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The admonition was aimed at Stephen K. Bannon, the tempestuous chief strategist, and Reince Priebus, the mild-mannered chief of staff, over a series of dust-ups with Jared Kushner, the president's son-in-law and senior adviser, and the top economic adviser, Gary D. Cohn.
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This image, of a woman tucked behind glass and curled up nude next to piles of raw meat, sparked both admiration and admonition this week when a photo taken in the shop of Darren Gerrand, a butcher in the rural Australian town of Lancelin, made the rounds online.
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Perhaps they've even slipped in a sly admonition for some of their originalism-obsessed counterparts in the United States, with the repeated exhortation that courts need to view original intent through the lens of contemporary society, that without a "dynamic, vibrant and pragmatic interpretation," the Constitution becomes lifeless.
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His speech was a powerful admonition after years of tension and frustration, with the Obama administration giving public voice to its long-held concern that Israel was headed off a cliff toward international isolation and was condemning itself to a future of low-level, perpetual warfare with the Palestinians.
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"Given the blizzard of filings over who is and who is not authorized to seek review in the court under North Carolina law, it is important to recall our frequent admonition that the denial of writ of certiorari imports no expression of opinion on the merits," Roberts wrote in a statement.
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Tim RyanTimothy (Tim) John RyanBiden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report Tim Ryan jokes he's having 'dance-off' with Andrew Yang The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape MORE (D-Ohio) is selling "You Don't Have to Yell" bumper stickers after making the same admonition to Sen.
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"Although the large number of closely divided votes was inconsistent with the chief justice's stated preference for unanimity, the shifting membership of those in the majority and dissent was very much in keeping with the chief's admonition that there are not Bush, Obama or Trump judges and justices," he said.
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But she said Kelly's "temperament" is still a substantial concern, and said his admonition to lawmakers to "shut up" if they won't change the laws that his officers are "sworn to enforce" at a public event at George Washington University just two weeks after the Congressional Hispanic Caucus meeting was a step backward.
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But perhaps even more absurd is that this admonition about sourcing comes from Trump, who often prefaces his offenses with anonymous-sourcing phrases like, "A lot of people are saying …" Just because you use that as a vehicle to spread a lie, Mr. Trump, it doesn't mean that other people do, too.
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I have no clear prescription for Western Christianity to offer in this column, but I do have an admonition: It is First Communion season in America, and when our children ascend in joy and safety to our altars, the children martyred in the churches of Sri Lanka should be ever in our thoughts.
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" The Williams case involved a discovery dispute over employment records, not defamation claims against an anonymous critic, but the Yelp judges said they were guided by the Supreme Court's admonition that discovery rules "must be construed liberally in favor of disclosure unless the request is clearly improper by virtue of well-established causes for denial.
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The full interview covers a lot of ground, but the breakouts regarding social media include an admonition against those "in leadership" using it in ways that prevent establishing "a common space on the internet," which seems an oblique reference to Donald Trump and his use of Twitter, which is often divisive, and seemingly intentionally so.
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And Marcante-Testa's projects sometime reference Ponti in more oblique ways; in 2016, following his admonition that architects "must also make very civil houses of detention," the firm won the chance to redesign the cafeteria inside a Turin prison, which is open to the public and doubles as a culinary training program for inmates.
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Whether tinged with regret, like her 2017 breakout hit "Sober," or laden with fed-up sarcasm as in 2018's "I Wish I Missed My Ex," or even firm admonition in her most recent single, "Do Not Disturb," the singer/songwriter has proven that when it comes to love, she is clear about what she doesn't need.
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"Boy Erased" is similarly understated regarding its core issues, letting the audience see how much these young people -- raised by devout church-going families -- wouldn't "choose" this path, giving the lie to their instructor's admonition that they are somehow rebelling by being gay -- rooted in anger, disappointment or some other childhood trauma to be identified and overcome.
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But don't read too much into it, per Chief Justice John Roberts: "Given the blizzard of filings over who is and who is not authorized to seek review in this Court under North Carolina law, it is important to recall our frequent admonition that 'the denial of a writ of certiorari imports no expression of opinion upon the merits of the case.'"
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We are expected to agree (and we comply!) with the paternal admonition that it is irresponsible and hyperemotional to request one female president after 241 years of male ones — because that would be tokenism, anti-democratic and dangerous — as though generations of white male politicians haven't proven themselves utterly disinterested in caring for the needs of communities to which they do not belong.
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Caucus Chairwoman Michelle Lujan Grisham, a Democrat from New Mexico, said while she gives DHS some credit for engaging, Kelly's "temperament" is a concern, and his admonition to lawmakers to "shut up" if they won't change the laws that his officers are "sworn to enforce" at a public event at George Washington University just two weeks after the Congressional Hispanic Caucus meeting was a step backward.
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" Wolfe eagerly appropriated the admonition for his semiautobiographical book, in which his character realizes: "You can't go back home to your family, back home to your childhood" or "back home to places in the country, back home to the old forms and systems of things which once seemed everlasting but which are changing all the time — back home to the escapes of Time and Memory.
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"My crazy uncle Jim would not be too tolerant of kids trampling over his prized lawn, chasing something he can't see," read one such admonition from the Township of Toms River, N.J. While Mr. Klein said addressing Pokémon Go would be one of his top priorities for the new legislative session in January, he also said his staff members seemed to enjoy researching the report.
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To plate, Nguyen starts with a tangle of noodles, then sliced meat ("people can tear it if they want to"), then red onions, scallions, and herbs—Nguyen brought mint, culantro, and bright, citrusy rice paddy herb with her—and thickly sliced chiles, which came along with both a stern admonition and a terrible anecdote from Nguyen about the need to wash your hands after cutting chiles.
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Mr. Mueller's interest in criminalizing lies and misdirections "within the jurisdiction of the legislative branch of the Government of the United States," as Mr. Cohen's charging document states, is an admonition to anyone who has testified on Russia before Congress — a body, despite its recent fecklessness, that, at least to Mr. Mueller, is meant to provide oversight of the executive branch on behalf of all Americans.
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With the arrival of Rizin this week, 10-minute rounds and soccer kicks and knees to the head of a downed opponent and circus fights and endless beatings of one-time greats have appeared out of the sport's past like an admonition, as if to proclaim that the sanitized MMA we have now, made safe for American television and American endorsement deals and marketing strategies, is a lie.
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He hadn't uttered a sound in all that time, the fifteen or twenty minutes it had taken me to make my way up his body, not since the interrogative of my name, the admonition I ignored; there hadn't been any change in his breath, or none I had noticed, and so I was surprised to see the tears on his face, two lines that fell toward his ears, he hadn't wiped them away.
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I do think that there is a second admonition for Paul Volcker in this, which is: "The Fed is doing everything they can to try to reduce this crisis," but in several of these cases, they're approaching something that elected officials ought to be deciding, and the American taxpayer and the American voters are the ones deciding, so I do think there's a risk, even to the reputation of the Fed, by getting too sucked into the middle of this.
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I get the force of the "don't pray, do something" admonition — but it relies for its force on the premise that prayer is "doing nothing" (a premise I don't share), on the premise that I'm trading away a more effectual course of activity (when prayer and activism are not zero-sum alternatives), and on a general resentment of public figures who make much of theological platitudes without directing any of the executive or legislative authority they have toward ameliorating a situation.
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Apparently, the Trump re-election campaign admonition against "coddling dictators" does not extend to Vladimir PutinVladimir Vladimirovich PutinTrump's 'soldier of fortune' foreign policy Feehery: Impeachment fever bad for Democratic governing vision Taliban travels to Moscow after Trump declares talks dead MORE and Kim Jong UnKim Jong UnKim invited Trump to visit North Korea amid stalled nuclear talks: report Trump to have dinner with Otto Warmbier's parents: report Ted Lieu congratulates first Asian American cast member on 'Saturday Night Live' MORE, communist leaders of two of the world's most coercive governments.
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As Mashable notes: Among the topics that safety demonstrations must cover: how to use the seat belt, an explanation of lighted signs within the cabin, a reminder that passengers have to pay attention to those lighted signs and to crew member instructions, the location of emergency exits, requirements for passengers seated in emergency exit rows, instructions to leave baggage behind in the event of an emergency, how to use the oxygen masks, the location of life vests, the admonition that seatbacks and tray tables must be in the upright position, and the rule that there's no smoking on board.
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