The law should not be on the side of the rapist, it should be on the side of the survivor.
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We need to be on the side of working people.
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It feels good to be on the side of justice.
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We want to be on the side of the law.
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They're not even pretending to be on the side of humanity!
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I'm always happy to be on the side of allyship & kindness.
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Public opinion seems to be on the side of the Democrats.
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We just want them to be on the side of the people.
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" She concluded, "David needs to be on the side of the truth.
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The crowd seemed to be on the side of Pliskova's American opponent.
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If we err, it must be on the side of extreme caution.
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" Another announces, mysteriously, "We've got to be on the side of the dominated!
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It's not time to pull over and be on the side of the road.
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We tend to be on the side of, "umm...probably not," as are the experts.
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Look out for our Snapcode around town, it will be on the side of the van.
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Now Trump can claim credit for Romney's victory, and be on the side of a winner.
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"I can't be on the side of people who openly support terrorists," Osman said by telephone.
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The United States must be on the side of Muslims, not the violent extremists who abuse them.
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I certainly don't want to be on the side of those who make their lives more difficult.
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"I don't want to be on the side of saying that I fully support her," he said.
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And the Democratic Party should be on the side of reparations for slavery for this very reason.
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But as many as 100 Tory backbenchers, and possibly even more, will be on the side of leaving.
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"Democrats should always, always be on the side of making it easier for citizens to vote," Warren said.
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We wanted to be on the side of human rights, free speech and free expression, creativity and equality.
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"Almost universally, people aren't thrilled to be on the side of Trump," the employee said of their colleagues.
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People are always looking for us to be on the side of Clinton, and that's not what we do.
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That may be on the side of your couch or their very own "pet corner" depending on your space.
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If you want to win in the product sector, you want to be on the side of the giants.
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That assumption, however, does a disservice to liberals' claims to be on the side of empiricism and climate science.
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Will you be on the side of your family and your people or of the usurper who keeps lying?
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While history may be on the side of Democrats this next election cycle, Republicans have math on their side.
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When the ledgers of history are drawn up, I'll be on the side of the smokers and the masturbators.
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He seems to have realized (or been advised) that it is better to be on the side of inevitable change.
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As he indicated in his testimony, Sessions should be on the side of letting Congress make the laws—not the DOJ.
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But over the longer term, time may be on the side of those advocating for tighter limits on access to guns.
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Though the Blues had the better record and home-ice advantage, history seemed to be on the side of the Blackhawks.
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Still, momentum seems to be on the side of Democrats, a trend that accelerated in the closing weeks of the campaign.
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To fight the devil is to be on the side of the angels, to assume the mantle of virtue and purity.
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They suggested that even when Trump claims to be on the side of the little guy, he's really working for himself.
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If you have an original Xbox One, it'll be on the side of the console, right next to the disk eject button.
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Skye Leighton, "No Time For The Bullshit" The choice is simple: You can be on the side of progress or against it.
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"As a former prosecutor, I will always be on the side of the law and not any particular constituency," he told senators.
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They pretend to be on the side of ordinary working people — "paying lip service to democracy and the common welfare," he wrote.
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What I want to do, instead, is talk about the general thrust: the candidate's claim to be on the side of American workers.
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If the new season of the show causes less of a pop cultural frenzy, that will probably be on the side of justice.
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" Johnson agreed with Macron, telling Rouhani, "you need to be on the side of the swimming pool and jump at the same time.
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They should be on the side of women, and maybe they wouldn't have a two to one gender gap against them in this election.
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To be famous the way the Beatles were famous, she argues, it is necessary to love girls: To be on the side of girls.
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But the momentum appears to be on the side of the spending deal, with Trump then finding an end-around to obtain additional funds.
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So the government seemed to be on the side of the people who were cutting in line and pushing the people in line back.
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Whereas I, in a very healthy way, can say no to things like the spending bill and still be on the side of the president.
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Clinton claims to be on the side of the little guy, but is far too rich and cozy with Wall Street to be a populist.
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The oath that a judge takes is not that I will look out for particular interests, [that] I'll be on the side of particular interests.
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At the end of the day, you've either got to be on the side of the people or the side of the health insurance companies.
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Speaking in Michigan, a state Trump hopes to win, Clinton said the Republican is disingenuous when he claims to be on the side of workers.
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If working more than three days a week just doesn't feel right, research might be on the side of people more than 40 years of age.
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A Simple Favor simply fails to leave the audience rooting for anybody in particular, unless you can be on the side of Blake Lively's magnificent wardrobe.
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I sat watching this all unfold, disturbed by the implication here: that we out in the audience are supposed to be on the side of escape.
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Yes, there were times when the United States government would be on the side of a nondemocratic government overseas, and there are still examples of this.
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"In the face of profound changes in the international political and economic landscape, China will always be on the side of peace and stability," he said.
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They saw one satisfying twist; Eugene, the eccentric mullet-haired boffin, turned out to be on the side of the angels after all, having sabotaged Negan's ammunition.
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One cannot be allied with Iran, the most prominent terror sponsor on the globe, and simultaneously claim to be on the side of the counter-terror angels.
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It is time to have a president who will be on the side of working families and be willing to get out there and fight for them.
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It is time to have a president who will be on the side of working families and be willing to get out there and fight for them.
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If we consider them to be on the side of the Democrats here, that leaves six or seven more (depending on timing and special elections) needed to turn.
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Sharkey, for one, seems to be on the side of this group, saying that there should be an "import ban" on child-like sex robots, the Mirror reports.
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Jagged Alliance 23 offers a colonial adventure without the imperialism, where the foreign guns-for-hire would be on the side of freedom fighters rather than their oppressors.
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She wanted to use the hearing to make sure the American people knew he had failed to be on the side of consumers before and after the crash.
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So Hollywood and the news media would want to be on the side of a winner and ingratiate themselves to his supporters, for business reasons if nothing else.
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O.K., Magneto (Michael Fassbender) wouldn't mind killing her, but Professor X (James McAvoy) and the rest of the gang seem to be on the side of saving her.
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" Chief Justice John Roberts addressed the same issue at his 2005 confirmation hearing after being asked if he would be on the side of the so-called "little guy.
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Bernie has directly declared himself to be on the side of the working class in this nation's ongoing class war and also literally stated that billionaires should not exist.
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Maybe this is what saves It's Always Sunny from being completely irredeemable: You're not supposed to be on the side of Mac or Charlie or Dee or Dennis or Frank.
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Men and women are as likely to be on the side of female oppression (witness the 53% of white women who voted Donald Trump into the White House) as female liberation.
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Third, the Russian people would be on the side of the UK and U.S., much as they subtly supported the Magnitsky Act, which targeted corrupt Russian officials and human rights violators.
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To crusade for it is to be on the side of justice, and so there is no choice but to accuse those obstructing it of being racists, misogynists, élitists, or oppressors.
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Smart money was always going to be on the side of ExxonMobil chairman Rex Tillerson successfully navigating the Senate confirmation process and taking the reins as our nation's next secretary of State.
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When he began to grow enraged at the misdeeds of C.E.O.s, he realized that he wanted to be on the side of the hunted, not the hunters—the sheep, not the wolves.
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I don't understand how when 97-98 percent of the world's scientific community agrees that there is climate change impact, why anyone would want to be on the side of the 3 percent.
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Being west of the storm, the refineries should be on the side of Gordon producing the least rain and wind, though all of the plants have prepared for high wind and possible flooding.
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Along with the Trans-Pacific Partnership, the DAPL is really going to be the first test of whether she's going to be on the side of the people or the side of corporations.
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Conversely, sympathizing with the treasonous Confederacy and its symbols (which it is interesting to note that many in the anti-protest crowd seem to be on the side of) is disrespecting our country.
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If you're a Democrat, especially a progressive Democrat, especially a progressive Democrat with at least some national profile or ambition, you want to be on the side of expanding access to public insurance programs.
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"If you do not decide in a radical way to be on the side of the children, mothers, families, civil society, you are right to be afraid of us," said the reporter, Valentina Alazraki.
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We're called 'French Jews'; there are also French Muslims, and here we are face-to-face — I who had hoped never to take sides, or at least, to simply be on the side of freedom.
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Obviously I think you'll be on the side of, "This is fantastic," just the way I recently had Sheryl Sandberg onstage talking about how AI is fantastic and there are some that beg to differ.
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Every member of Congress who claims to be on the side of the people, should deeply consider some of Kavanaugh's key judicial decisions before they decide to vote yes on this allegedly mainstream judicial nominee.
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"They want to be on the side of tenants, but they don't have any real plan for how do we become a welcoming metropolitan area for new people who don't have money," Mr. Hanlon said.
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Things started off well-enough, but momentum really doesn't seem be on the side of some of the industry's heaviest hitters heading into 2019, suggesting that life for earlier-stage startups may not be much easier.
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In Sarah Gancher's new play, "The Place We Built," at the Flea Theater, the political climate in Hungary is tilting rightward, and it's begun to seem dangerous not to be on the side of the majority.
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A good children's book will clearly be on the side of the child, and yet what's striking about Ungerer's picture books is that they so often take that side while putting adults in the central roles.
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But I also liked how the scene highlighted that in the world of this show — and, honestly, in our world — even the guys who purport to be on the side of women are ultimately a menace.
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"They're not going to suddenly say, 'We're going to be on the side of victims, we don't care about our bottom line, they can say or do anything they want, and that's okay with us,'" she said.
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"From an optimistic point of view, I think if we can get these people to look at the world a little differently, they will be on the side of domestically produced renewable electricity in very short order."
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"At this historical moment in our country, to be neutral is to be on the side of a regime that has condemned hundreds of thousands of human beings to misery, hunger, exile and even death," he wrote.
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Standing on a street corner flanked by Mr. Williams and Zephyr Teachout, a candidate for attorney general who had run against Mr. Cuomo in 2014, Ms. Nixon declared momentum to be on the side of the insurgents.
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"I think the president was making the point that the Democrats seem to hate him so much that they're willing to be on the side of countries and leadership of countries who want to kill Americans," she added.
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"In the minds of the aggrieved male population, the word feminism sometimes qualifies as something for them to be defensive about, and I feel that men should be on the side of advancing half the human race," Streep emphasizes.
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"The people of Texas' 28th district are ready for systematic change and deserve a Democrat that will be on the side of working people; not the side of big money and obstructionist Republicans," Ms. Warren said in a statement.
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If you want to be on the side of an even somewhat status quo distribution of work by those who "create" it to those who are supposedly lucky enough to receive it, you're free to hold such a position.
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"The underlying cause has to do with deep, deep rounds of racial injustice in the criminal justice system and economic system and the Democratic Party should be on the side of reparations for slavery for this very reason," Williamson said.
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Chuck, who sets out to take down Axe for insider trading with the obsessiveness of Ahab chasing Moby (sorry) Dick, might nominally be on the side of "good," or at least the law, but Billions is quick to muddy this divide.
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Bradley claims not to be on the side of the left or the right but on "the human side," which translates to lots of weird self-defeating anti-logic in the big monologue that goes viral and makes her a star.
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"The people of Texas' 28th district are ready for systematic change and deserve a Democrat that will be on the side of working people; not the side of big money and obstructionist Republicans," Warren said in a statement provided by the Cisneros campaign.
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The institutional shift in the latter's favor takes nothing away from Klimt's extravagant pleasures — his bejeweled gilt and vaporous flesh will remain emblems of the age — and yet it's reassuring to note that history can be on the side of the raw.
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"If you do not decide in a radical way to be on the side of the children, mothers, families, civil society, you are right to be afraid of us, because we journalists, who seek the common good, will be your worst enemies," she said.
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He references innovation and international openness as the drivers of France's future economic expansion seeking the world as his partner emphasizing that France will always be on the side of liberty and human rights describing democracy and republican ideas as French values and principles.
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"If you do not decide in a radical way to be on the side of the children, mothers, families, civil society, you are right to be afraid of us, because we journalists, who seek the common good, will be your worst enemies," Ms. Alazraki said.
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And in past cases over the last decade, Kavanaugh has argued that climate and environmental regulation is a legal overreach — "even where science and emerging new information might be on the side of taking more environmental action," said Joe Goffman of Harvard Law School's Environmental Law Program.
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Let's keep the guns out of the hands of the wrong people and keep them in the hands of the safe and the reasonable ... so either you can join us or be on the side of history who prioritized their guns over the lives of others.
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"The people of Texas' 2628th district are ready for systematic change and deserve a Democrat that will be on the side of working people; not the side of big money and obstructionist Republicans," Warren, a leading contender for the Democratic presidential nomination, said in a statement.
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In 2016, Clinton seemed to be on the side of accepting donations from anyone who would give them, leading to attacks from Trump about her family foundation's work and her paid speeches before audiences of bankers—even as he soaked up dark money donations from self-interested financial titans.
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" "All players here are going to have to pay a penalty and the United States of America is going to be on the side of people who fight for freedom, and we will not sit by and watch chemical weapons being used to slaughter innocent women and children.
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" On Monday, Senator Elizabeth Warren, Democrat of Massachusetts, a 2020 presidential candidate who has built her campaign around progressive activism, endorsed Ms. Cisneros, saying that people in the district "deserve a Democrat that will be on the side of working people, not the side of big money and obstructionist Republicans.
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Kevin Davis may be on the side of the angels, but prostituting science to sway juries for the purposes of the defense, however noble the intent, is in practice no better than the prosecution's doing the same with what are increasingly being revealed as unreliable or manipulated methods of forensic science.
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Some polls have suggested that public opinion may be on the side of the government in its fight with Apple, so it may be in the company's interest to use every bit of charm offensive at it disposal as it seeks to educate the public on why it is resisting the government's requests.
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Since "the people" have numbers on their side, their failure to get everything they want can be explained only by the cunning of the elites, who fix everything behind the scenes, or the machinations of traitors who claim to be on the side of the people but sell out at the last moment.
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The most avowed First Amendment, free speech defenders must surely be on the side of those -- like me -- who believe it is not within the gift of corporations to decide what is acceptable speech or not, especially when they harvest and sell data about all of us en masse as the underlying business model.
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This is how Trump can get away with touting a tax policy that is objectively a giveaway to the rich and brag about his efforts to undo Obamacare, the single largest redistributive policy in modern history, while at the same time claiming to be on the side of the "working class" against the elites.
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The simple fact of the matter is that I could tell you why the book version of Davos will inevitably be on the side of Jon's resurrection (in a book that hasn't been published yet), because I've spent so much time in his head that I know how he thinks and feels about things.
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It's taking an ostensibly innocuous stand that only actually serves to drive people away from the information any intelligent person would want them to have access to, or be guided to, under the guise of heroic posturing that claims a moral high ground—that claims to be on the side of intelligent people, on the side of right.
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So, first job of a president is you think about the head of every one of those agencies and you look for someone who has got the vision, who understands the job of the Food and Drug Administration is to be on the side of people who are trying to get a prescription filled and to make that work better.
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In November 2015, A&E broadcast "Shining a Light: A Concert for Progress on Race in America" five months after Dylann Roof, a white supremacist, shot and killed nine people in a church in Charleston, S.C. "I certainly think that A&E should be on the side of shining a light on things that aren't really looked at," Mr. Sharenow said.
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Still, I am pretty confident that if she were with us in 2020, Baker would be on the side of the growing racial and social justice movements that are decentralized and engaged in mass direct action tactics: the climate justice movement, the immigration rights and antiwar movements, the Poor Peoples' Campaign, and the groups that comprise The Rising Majority coalition; all of them doing work that foregrounds the interests and voices of members of the most long-suffering and marginalized sectors of our society.
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