I was not actually on a beach, hurling defenseless animals at other defenseless animals.
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You took God's most precious gift -- babies, defenseless, innocent.
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Torture that we're visiting on children who are absolutely defenseless.
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The world felt big and scary, you tiny and defenseless.
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But leaving them defenseless, afraid and in peril is unconscionable.
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Left his family defenseless in the wake of his death.
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Without his security detail, we would have been completely defenseless.
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She looked so defenseless in bare feet, toenails painted pink.
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For example, there's the rule penalizing hits on defenseless receivers.
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And why didn't Lorca just immediately shoot a defenseless Georgiou?
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" This left Democrats "defenseless when he proposed to drain it.
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They were largely defenseless against the helicopters strafing the ground.
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She stood three and a half feet tall, completely defenseless.
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"Here we are," speaker says, "like defenseless caged animals." pic.twitter.
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That doesn't mean, however, that the corner is now defenseless.
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They needed to tackle a defenseless wide receiver in bounds.
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I had no power, I had no voice, I was defenseless.
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All of us saw our children in Omran -- small, defenseless, innocent.
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Yet murdering a defenseless journalist in your own consulate isn't toughness.
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Most of my fellow soldiers were as defenseless as I was.
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The tanks' destruction leaves the capital defenseless to marauding enemy troops.
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Would Ms. Meier stage a food fight against a defenseless audience?
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But Mexico is not the defenseless country it was in 1846.
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So I'd say that Odie is tackling Pierre in a defenseless position.
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Horrible and cowardly terrorist attack on innocent and defenseless worshipers in Egypt.
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What we don't need are any more laws that leave people defenseless.
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In Brussels, they used bombs on defenseless soft targets outside airport security.
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Police officers are conditioned to protect the defenseless and confront the aggressor.
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First they killed prisoners, but soon they were gunning down defenseless civilians.
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But that doesn't mean America's huge fleet of military UAVs is defenseless.
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I guess I saw her as defenseless if something were to happen.
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"It is like you are firing at defenseless young people," she said.
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A defenseless people are left up to the mercy of its leaders.
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Yang describes feeling overwhelmed, defenseless, and vulnerable going back to Dr. Hadden.
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Chubby, squeezable and defenseless, he felt like my children when they were babies.
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Its name, Inermorostrum xenops, means "defenseless snout"—a reference to its toothless constitution.
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For one, Dany's dragons are very much alive, not defenseless, chained-up skeletons.
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"When the next Ebola outbreak hits, we will not be defenseless," Kieny said.
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For instance, the victims were largely voiceless and defenseless against their harsh conditions.
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The league has instituted penalties for hits on what it calls "defenseless" players.
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How can killing defenseless rodents in their natural habitat be seen as fun?
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Gun-free zones actually encourage these attacks, because killers seek out defenseless victims.
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Disabled and defenseless, sharks await excruciating deaths from blood loss, drowning, and predation.
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We are left defenseless once they step into our shoes and speak for us.
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When Kylie McQuade saw a boy hurting two defenseless kittens, she jumped into action.
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"Our sons were defenseless and unarmed," Paige Hudson Garcia wrote on Facebook on Tuesday.
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We will be defenseless as a nation in the up and coming cyber war.
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She doesn't want to pile on, to expose the defenseless even further, she says.
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McNamee pointed to other examples, like Google's YouTube Kids, that hook relatively "defenseless" consumers.
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They yelled such disgusting slurs at me, I was so helpless and felt defenseless.
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There's really no question about Sproles being defenseless as he was kneeling, looking skyward.
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"I AM NOW DEFENSELESS AND mentally DEFEATED & I leave gracefully and thankful," he wrote.
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A motherly anger welled up in her chest: Who would attack a defenseless machine?
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Did she have a rationale for targeting the defenseless that she never spelled out?
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Wet conditions last year left the course defenseless and Molinari won at 22 under.
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"We will be there in the trenches in defense of the defenseless," he said.
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Her reminiscences about her time defending poor, defenseless clients in Los Angeles are riveting.
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I care about defenseless people who try to find a way to defend themselves.
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Dober then pounced on his opponent and landed 215 punches while Haqparast lay defenseless.
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With Vinto's 22 police officers away providing support in Quillacollo, Arce was virtually defenseless.
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There, a shooter who is now in custody opened fire on defenseless students and teachers.
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With an admission from Mayer that Yahoo was seemingly defenseless against state-sponsored attacks, Sen.
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If Wheaton was "defenseless" as a runner in full stride, most tackles would be illegal.
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One is Johns's preoccupation with the broken human physique and, later, the defenseless human psyche.
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Gronkowski took a running start at White and targeted a vulnerable, totally defenseless player's head.
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It was defenseless during this climb, and enemy bullets rained down, draining half its health.
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A debt crisis looms that could leave our country defenseless and our economy in shambles.
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"The property owners are left defenseless," said Julio Munguía Sandoval, the trade group's technical manager.
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Herbert Carter knocked an unarmed farmer into a well, Lieutenant Calley shot the defenseless man.
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We are defenseless, without even the basic equipment to protect our families from such attacks.
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But at no time could preying on defenseless women be considered anything other than reprehensible.
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This is not the first time the cowardly enemy has targeted defenseless and innocent women.
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"You must be very proud of your great-grandmother, who saved defenseless Jews," Netanyahu told William.
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Defense systems in place Japan is not entirely defenseless when it comes to ballistic missile threats.
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Slavery exists in every country and traffickers unfailingly prey upon those who are the most defenseless.
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"It appears to be cold, calculated, planned (against) people who were unarmed and defenseless," he said.
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We abhor senseless violence, and even more so, we condemn acts of violence against defenseless children.
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With no truly loyal allies, Littlefinger was defenseless when the Lady of Winterfell turned on him.
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It's the fragile, defenseless, and invisible ones who will take the hit and feel it first.
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For the people who were defenseless against organized crime, she did what she had to do.
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"Relatively defenseless and powerless, they benefit from few protective programs," the task force reported in 553.
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The "I" she wielded seemed more present, the defenseless voice of the writer behind the author.
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He repeated his claim that Greek forces were firing at defenseless migrants trying to enter Greece.
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Even though he looked well, if he had an infection, he was practically defenseless against it.
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One of the most horrible crimes imaginable occurs when a predatory man abuses a defenseless child.
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Peppers made helmet-to-helmet contact with Malone and was flagged for hitting a defenseless receiver.
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Australia's koalas — cute, fuzzy and largely defenseless in the face of natural disaster — often grab headlines.
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"A guilty plea cannot undo the heartless acts this woman committed against defenseless children," Yost said.
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This technology gives us a defense against something that until now we have been defenseless against.
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SEAL members recounted in gripping detail how Gallagher stabbed a wounded and defenseless teenager to death.
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Without these, reform initiatives can be left defenseless against fast operators and unintended (but foreseeable) consequences.
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Heartless, power-hungry liberals snatch guns away from poor, defenseless citizens while openly mocking Gold Star widows.
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Defenseless Receiver Pierre is certainly going for a pass here and this is where things get sticky.
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"Horrible and cowardly terrorist attack on innocent defenseless worshipers in Egypt," Donald Trump tweeted of the news.
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"To see him like that, so defenseless, so vulnerable, it's tough to see," Ibarra told NBC News.
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But these poor defenseless humans, waddling around this part of New York, are being captured for... what?
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The silhouette of a child, a young and defenseless observer of hate, situated between the flaming structures.
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They'll announce themselves whenever they see fit – and sometimes, that's when you're walking around in public, defenseless.
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"In fact, it says you should remain defenseless so that when we wish, we can invade you."
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The terrorism and fundamentalism emanating from it have been hurting defenseless people in Nice, Paris, and Brussels.
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Among other rule revisions, the league has now banned all blindside blocks, not just on defenseless players.
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" She continued, "The government is tasked with ... ensuring the protection of all humans — especially the most defenseless.
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Moreover, warmblooded mothers procreate more efficiently if they have a mate to help nurture their defenseless litter.
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" He contended that the measure was necessary because Argentina had become "defenseless to criminals from other countries.
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It made me think, what if it was someone defenseless who didn't know what was going on?
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" "He cowered in Parkland while my sister died defenseless and lied about his failure to confront the shooter.
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Plants can't run away, or gnash back with tooth and claw, but they're not completely defenseless, either. [Science]
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Free speech rights protect opinions, but businesses are not defenseless when their brands are defamed or markets manipulated.
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The ship is defenseless while Han fires it up again, which means I'm the last line of defense.
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"The thoughtless actions of these individuals ended up costing a defenseless 4-month-old infant his life," Col.
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"It's cruel, I honestly don't understand how a person could do this to defenseless little puppies," she says.
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Recent progress means experts are now confident the world will not be defenseless when the next outbreak hits.
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"... They cry from hunger and cold, it makes you sad to see these tiny, defenseless babies," she wrote.
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Crews are defenseless when met by Iranian military speedboats armed with high-powered weapons, including missiles and mines.
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His body looked small and defenseless and on the verge of being abandoned—by whom, I wasn't sure.
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It was an extraordinary amount of violence against two defenseless youths — all in the span of eight minutes.
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"Taiwan can't match China jet for jet, boat for boat," he said, but that hardly leaves it defenseless.
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In another time, showing off the ability to dominate a defenseless being would have been seen as cowardly.
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The siege of King's Landing failed spectacularly, and the Targaryen coalition left the Tyrells utterly defenseless in the Reach.
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Christians were not offered any protection by either the Iraqi Security Forces or the Kurdish Peshmerga – they were defenseless.
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The violence perpetrated on the defenseless population has an air of wanton disregard for the presence of the police.
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It remembers how the 2017 presidential race revealed that our democratic electoral process is often defenseless against mob mentalities.
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A year earlier, Griffith's barrage of blows against a defenseless Benny Paret at Madison Square Garden caused his death.
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Had the civil rights workers' guns been registered, she argued, they could have been confiscated, rendering the community defenseless.
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People who take advantage of the defenseless, whether they be children, seniors or animals, are pariahs in our society.
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And the cowardice of terrorizing a small, defenseless animal contrasts starkly with the unstinting courage Christians revere in Jesus.
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John McGraw is being charged with assault for punching a defenseless man who was already in law enforcement custody.
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However, when the weather snaps to frigid, they can be caught off guard and left essentially defenseless against the elements.
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Jones went in for the hit, and it wasn't quite helmet-to-helmet because he was not a defenseless player.
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Because he is going up (well, and then down) for a pass, Odie is tackling him in a defenseless position.
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To make matters worse, inventors without patent protection are defenseless against having their work copied with just a few clicks.
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Bernard caught a pass, took two strides and got his head up; he was not defenseless, he was a runner.
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It's as though Stanfield is determined to convince people that black men like him — sometimes panicked, sometimes defenseless — also exist.
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But with no energy to spend on fighting native bark beetle invasions by releasing toxic resins, the trees are defenseless.
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"He cowered in Parkland while my sister died defenseless and lied about his failure to confront the shooter," he said.
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What's unusual is that, unlike everyone else, Melisandre actually took that threat from a young and defenseless Arya very seriously.
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Steffon Josey-Davis, 22019, was the victim of Draconian anti-gun laws in New Jersey that nearly left him defenseless.
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Ms. Mulder portrays the creature hiding behind the glamour that Monroe wielded with such confidence as a frightened, defenseless animal.
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Now that they're finally releasing Pied Piper to an internet of faceless, unsympathetic, often hostile users, they'll be totally defenseless.
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Poor development has left the country defenseless to hurricanes, without sea walls or other hard defenses to soften the blow.
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According to East Idaho News, Robert Crosland allegedly served the reptile a defenseless pup one day after school last week.
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Research shows that children below the age of 8 years are cognitively and psychologically defenseless against the manipulation of advertisements.
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I would know that in the chance there was an active shooter in my school, I wouldn't be left defenseless.
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The ex-rebels have repeatedly complained that demobilizing has left them defenseless against the paramilitary gangs still roaming the countryside.
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Paul is committed to a virtue of mercy, making the murder of defenseless men his moral line in the sand.
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This was about the whole image of Sweden—a country dripping with wealth but prepared to deport the most defenseless.
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Those willing to shoot defenseless children are deranged, evil men, and the only thing such men respond to is force.
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The defense contended that Captain Medina was unaware of large-scale killings of defenseless civilians until they had already occurred.
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They described the wholesale massacre of hundreds of unarmed and defenseless black people, and the torture used to secure confessions.
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THE ONLY DIFFERENCE IS THAT WE HAD BEEN RELATIVELY DEFENSELESS IN IT. SO IT IS REALLY A MATTER OF DEFINITION.
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Disturbing video of the incident shows a gloved Mooney throwing heavy punches directly to Friend's face while he sits defenseless.
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In a week where Gronk dropped his whole 265-pound person onto a defenseless man, face-down on the ground and concussed him well after the whistle, JuJu Smith-Schuster got the same one-game suspension for vicious block on notorious Steelers foe Vontaze Burfict, because the NFL deemed he was in a defenseless position.
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"He shot and killed an unarmed and defenseless young woman in a brutal act that demands justice," the victim's father continued.
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"They (the Myanmar government) do need to do the right thing...for all the vulnerable, defenseless and innocent victims," said Balakrishnan.
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"You don&apost have two grown men kicking a defenseless woman and think for whatever reason it was right," Gray said.
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Thus it signaled it was rewarding Israel while leaving Syrian and Iranian forces defenseless against future Israeli and Western air attacks.
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But he can add strength to his words by ensuring greater protection for those who arrived, defenseless, at the Southern border.
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My little sister is now the age that I was when I was left alone with Mr. Cruz, anxious and defenseless.
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It meant for me standing up against the commercial system, the rich elites, not spitting down on people who are defenseless.
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Some have suggested online that Northam, a Democrat, is involved in a wider conspiracy to disarm conservatives and leave them defenseless.
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Decency, it could be argued, requires that we not attack an opponent who happens to be lying defenseless on the ground.
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The park: The newborn Sander, soft, defenseless, feels every green leaf, every flower, every shaft of evening sunlight penetrate into him.
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For example, ideas that women are the "weaker" sex — vulnerable and defenseless — fuels the acceptability of sexual violence against this group.
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Enacting laws to license cruelty to defenseless animals, and promoting those events for children, helps harden us and suppress our empathy.
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After all, just imagine how painful it would be to have J.R. Smith cannonball into your knee while you're airborne and defenseless.
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Fortunately for us, it just so happened to leave the exact spot where the Children of the Forest created him completely defenseless.
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"As mayor of Barcelona I demand an immediate end to police charges against the defenseless population," Ada Colau said in a statement.
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What follows is an all-too-familiar scene of carnage in 21st century America: A gunman shoots defenseless students in a classroom.
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Eva came into the little room, looked at Sally — face down, dress up, defenseless — and stood frozen for a few long moments.
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Exposed to the elements and operating on two wheels instead of four, motorcyclists are particularly defenseless in the event of a crash.
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" And then Abigale: "Zoie Burgher lifted a 5-pound rock over her head and smashed it down on this poor, defenseless bird.
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It's an exceptionally rude affront, considering these are probably the exact ants that helped to raise the butterflies when they were defenseless.
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But at a time in which many Americans feel disenfranchised, disillusioned and defenseless, its empowerment may act as a sort of balm.
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When the young, formerly defenseless Stark girl returns from Assassin school in Braavos though, we see that the tables have turned deliciously.
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These tiny defenseless blobs manage the journey thanks to both speed and complete transparency, which is thought to be an evolutionary adaptation.
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In contrast with Andre's sheets of lead or copper, or Judd's fabricated boxes, Mikus's hand painted, folded, and cut pieces seem defenseless.
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You are defenseless in Here They Lie, but you also have great privilege: you're the only one with any chance of escape.
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It involves people who have fled the threat of death in Central America and arrived, traumatized and defenseless, at the American border.
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At the same time, much if not most of our high-tech weaponry could be rendered inoperable, leaving the country largely defenseless.
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"Other documented effects include nesting birds and other small mammal parents abandoning their nests leaving their defenseless babies behind," the website says.
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Chisora opened Price up further by attaching powerful hook shots after the jab, forcing his opponent backward, almost defenseless, against the ropes.
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There were military victories, against Napoleon, the Russians and the Boers, not to mention numerous often defenseless peoples in Asia and Africa.
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That fight went exactly as one would think, with Mr. Xu mauling the defenseless, peaceful Mr. Wei with punches within 10 seconds.
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Also from our Climate desk: India's unpredictable rains and shortsighted policies have left millions defenseless against climate change — especially its poor. 250.
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As a parent and retired high school teacher/administrator, one of my jobs was to protect the defenseless children in my charge.
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Either way, it's hard to imagine and there is no evidence to support that these guys would be defenseless in their primaries.
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We protect civilians and detainees; those who harm the defenseless, from civilians to unarmed prisoners, are the worst actors on the battlefield.
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" Decades later, Malcolm X criticized Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. for being used by white people "to teach Negroes to be defenseless.
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Because they are so small and defenseless without a fully formed shell, oyster babies are often gobbled up by other marine life.
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"Meir was a bold warrior and commander determined to ensure the people of Israel will never again be powerless or defenseless," it said.
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The new group, the Islamic State West Africa, offers protection against Boko Haram to defenseless communities in exchange for a tax and recruits.
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Defenseless and adorable, the newly hatched predator is cradled by the characters as they ask the park's staff about its engineering and physiology.
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A Miami police officer has been relieved of duty after he was caught on video kicking a defenseless, handcuffed man in the head.
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The United States has now put a target on the backs of freedom's defenders and taken hope from the hearts of the defenseless.
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The courts have gone beyond congressional inaction, jumping into the fray and stopping Trump cold in his extralegal efforts to punish defenseless people.
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Wealthy environmentalists and greedy attorneys are trying to stuff their already-fat pockets by suing defenseless companies over their contributions to global warming.
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A white officer named LaRusso (Peter Onorati) shoots and kills a defenseless black suspect, an event that sets the whole series in motion.
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After all, NATO was conceived as a post-WWII military alliance to prevent the Soviet Union from dominating strategically important but defenseless Europe.
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"There is perhaps no victim more defenseless than a newborn child," the Manhattan district attorney, Cy Vance, declared when he announced Rodriguez's indictment.
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Several pressures, against which great auks were defenseless, contributed to their extinction, but over-hunting would be the thing that eventually killed them.
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Hillary's solution is to disarm law-abiding Americans, which leaves good people defenseless while criminals will continue to commit crimes against the innocent.
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Given the challenges of vaccination distribution in the developing world, entire swathes of the globe will be largely defenseless should another pandemic occur.
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And once we're rendered defenseless, the New World Order will sweep in and enslave us like it's enslaved the rest of the world.
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"She should treat him like any other person who is on video pounding away at a defenseless person," he said of Ms. Mosby.
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Despite the clichés about predatory football stars targeting defenseless freshman girls, student-on-student sexual assault often doesn't involve an obvious power differential.
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She joins those defenseless armies we glimpse at night, distanced from us by thick plate glass, inaudible and unknowable in their tedious labor.
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Hillary Clinton's poll numbers plummeted after Mr. Comey's October surprise, which left her campaign virtually defenseless as F.B.I. agents reviewed her email messages.
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As they feasted on the island's defenseless native animals, their population exploded, reaching peak density of 20 plus snakes per acre of jungle.
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As the elevator starts to rise, the dog's leash tightens around its neck and seconds later the defenseless animal is thrown against the wall.
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"When you mention defenseless people who are sick, in the hospital, that passed away, that really sent me to a place," Drake told James.
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In her recent article posted on VICE Media, Sydney denigrates the defenseless iceberg lettuce, as well as its most inventive use, the wedge salad.
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"This is a horrific, heartbreaking case of abuse, neglect, and murder of an innocent, defenseless child," District Attorney Larry Krasner said in a statement.
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Do moviegoers secretly crave to be reminded each easeful season that life can be a hard scrape lest we become defenseless creatures of leisure?
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He was a violent conqueror who, after obtaining superior firepower, savagely attacked defenseless natives on the smaller islands of what we now call Hawaii.
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An autistic teenager from an immigrant family rides the subway for several days even as the monster storm bears down on the defenseless city.
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He also allegedly punted one right in its poor, defenseless swan ass, and—for good measure—went ahead and kicked a sleeping duck, too.
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The murdered police officers all had guns and were still defenseless victims of bad guys with access to and possession of high-powered weapons.
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Daryl is rough-edged but defensible in this episode, until he passively murders a defenseless Savior once he's provided information and outlived his usefulness.
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TOKYO — The violent hit to the defenseless quarterback came from behind, after the first play of a game between two storied college football teams.
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The Raiders linebacker, who hit a defenseless player in the head, had his appeal denied and is out for the rest of the season.
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And the deceased, it may be thought further, are less capable of fighting back and to that extent, more defenseless than any living person.
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Bruce, on the other hand, who seemed so timid and defenseless at 7, has blossomed into a ruddy, flaxen-curled and entirely prepossessing teenager.
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" President Nyusi earlier this year described the insurgents as "faceless evil-doers" who "sow terror, kill, destroy and plunder the goods of defenseless populations.
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There, the criminals are well armed, the amateurish National Guard is outgunned, the citizens are defenseless, and the cartels and corrupt officials are unimpeded.
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An Ohio cop from a troubled department has resigned after video showed him brutally punching a defenseless inmate who was strapped into a chair.
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Once pulled, rather than seek out his reporter friend, he went into the dugout and took a swing at an apparently defenseless electric fan.
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Backlash to the decision "I have seen the video of Markeith Loyd executing Lt. Debra Clayton while she lay defenseless on the ground," Mina said.
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"Deliberately killing captives and other defenseless individuals is prohibited by international humanitarian law and is a war crime," Maalouf added, calling for an immediate investigation.
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For Mervik, the decision to cast the player into the shoes of a defenseless child was a natural fit for the themes of the game.
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For one thing, while women may feel more concern for the safety and security of their families and communities than men, they are hardly defenseless.
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Kratos isn't defenseless when he divests himself of the axe — he's free to continue to go to town on enemies using his shield and fists.
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But Marin, a defenseless 18-year-old Mosswood newbie, definitely had a sexual relationship with him, which resulted in the birth of Julian (Elisha Henig).
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This evolution may be tied to the way we started to think about defenseless humans, like children, the elderly, the chronically ill, and the poor.
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Left nearly defenseless, the U.S. comes to realize it must rely on long retired, technologically simpler and ultimately more dependable weapon systems to fight back.
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The Israeli human rights organization B'Tselem published a video of the incident that shows the summary execution of a seemingly defenseless and wounded Palestinian man.
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Their disdain and cruel disregard of a program that provides care for the most vulnerable in our society would leave seniors like my grandmother defenseless.
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As the crocodile approaches the woman and her tiny, defenseless dog, this woman raises her flip-flop and shakes it as the naughty little croc.
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Malala Yousafzai took to Facebook on Friday asking President Donald Trump to not close U.S. doors to defenseless refugee children seeking asylum in the country.
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" DeCastro said, according to ESPN, "The (NFL) has to make a statement," while Steelers defensive end Cam Heyward said of Rudolph, "The dude was defenseless.
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If you truly think that abortion murders a defenseless child, it follows that you'd support criminal penalties of some kind—perhaps even the death penalty.
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Leaving children defenseless in a gun-free zone only encourages mass shooters — as they themselves admit — to seek out unguarded schools and inflict more damage.
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Wakeen Best, 34, "showed no remorse and is responsible for the death of a little, defenseless animal," District Attorney George Gascon said in a statement.
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Aries feels he was booked at the station to be a comedian, and was merely doing that when Williams attacked a "defenseless and innocent" person.
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The revelations of plot make way for the bigger revelation that the complacent, well-heeled Will and Lily Dale are defenseless against life's universal solitude.
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Hiding the UI entirely, entering the defenseless position of drawing one's spyglass, and praying nothing bad happens while you're attention is focused on the shot.
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The government, seemingly oblivious to the obvious power disparity in power between lawless criminals and defenseless citizens, pushed blindly forward with its anti-gun dogma.
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President Trump on Friday called it a "horrible and cowardly" attack on "innocent and defenseless worshipers" and pushed for a border wall and travel ban.
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After Mr. Amisola ran out of ammunition, Mr. Matobato said, Mr. Duterte arrived, grabbed an Uzi and emptied two magazines at the defenseless Mr. Amisola.
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I was elected to change our broken and dangerous system and thinking in government that has weakened and endangered our country and left our people defenseless.
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"Everyone has to know that if somebody distorts the market, Europe cannot be defenseless," Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker said at the G7 summit in Japan.
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In particular, Nicotero focuses on Glenn, who has never killed a human being before, as he murders two, both of whom are asleep and completely defenseless.
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Like an unlocked museum, national parks have been left largely defenseless during the most recent government shutdown, allowing scoundrels and cheats to tramp over unstaffed lands.
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After all, the notion that women need a protector-as-President promotes a stereotype that these voters are defenseless in the face of the world's problems.
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And it's so easy to feel inadequate, sometimes even defenseless: Other people have chosen something else and it seems to be working so well for them.
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Bubble boy disease, formally known as X-linked severe combined immunodeficiency or SCID-X1, is a rare genetic defect that leaves the baby defenseless against infection.
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As I roam its avenues and alleyways, I complain to friends in-game about jerkwads who prey on lower-level players, hunting us like defenseless deer.
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Currently, we are defenseless against any hazardous asteroids on collision courses with Earth, but at least we're working on technologies that can hopefully deflect dangerous objects.
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They demand that we abolish ICE and abandon building the wall, which would leave us defenseless to drug cartels, human traffickers, and gangs like MS-13.
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Human rights groups from Amnesty International to the Civil Liberties Organizations have widely documented torture, inhumane treatment, and extrajudicial killings of defenseless civilians throughout the country.
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Such a strike on Assad would have left his forces defenseless against the Israeli Air Force, something that undoubtedly would figure prominently in Tehran's strategic calculus.
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The city's residents were left defenseless, allowing a few dozen AQAP fighters to seize government buildings and free 150 of their comrades from the central jail.
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I feel like a defenseless fly on Trump's back, watching his hand slowly move in my direction to finally squash me, for once and for all.
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She started as a sobbing, defenseless mess around Mayu, only to mercilessly flex on her once she realized she had the fast track to Noah's heart.
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Her actions put an innocent teenager in a highly uncomfortable position, one that is common for young women: A higher powered person preying on defenseless subordinates.
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Morgan, who turned 30 today, had a step on Stokes, but that was all she needed for a header, casually turned in past the defenseless keeper.
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Every year, I am defenseless, because of its astonishing predictability, and the surreal, meta intrusions that suddenly send its pop country-scored contrivances into the gutter.
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Battling fierce currents, the boat lost control and veered off course — defenseless as the raging river pushed it toward fallen power lines dangling in the water.
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How can the pope expect the very clergymen who are responsible for overseeing the pernicious acts against the most defenseless of victims to address the issue?
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"The markets now appear kind of defenseless to another selling onslaught, so the fiscal step is crucial in avoiding a dreaded global credit event," Innes added.
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" The National Rifle Association (NRA), chimed in on Twitter, accusing O'Rourke of changing his position on confiscation and saying he would leave "law-abiding Americans defenseless.
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A local Benue group expressed concerns over the increased spate of killings, calling for an "end to senseless slaughter of unarmed defenseless people" in the country.
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The new ad, titled "Defenseless," began airing this week on national cable and local broadcast stations in battleground states, including Pennsylvania, Ohio, Nevada and North Carolina.
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Now it is a term of opprobrium, a word that conjures up the cruel displacement of defenseless poor people by a greedy and arrogant professional elite.
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This may be more purpose in life than most of us are born with, but it's still quite a thing to do to a defenseless baby.
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" Another administration official, however, said, "The opposition has a right to defend itself and they will not be left defenseless in the face of this indiscriminate bombardment.
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"What we saw is that there were two bear cubs that were completely defenseless and were shot at point-blank range," Peterson said, according to the statement.
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Friday the 13th: The Game is the interactive embodiment of the Friday the 13th movie franchise, pitting nearly defenseless campers against the nearly unstoppable killing machine Jason.
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Assange himself released a letter from prison on May 13 which read:I am defenseless and counting on you and others of good character to save my life.
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Harrington was on his knees outside the crease when Marchand took a shot at the defenseless player -- before skating away before the refs could see what happened.
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"We have a population that is defenseless when it comes to health care, and that opens the door to all kinds of charlatans," he said on Friday.
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"One of the main problems in German law is that rape is only illegal if the perpetrator uses force, threat or misuses a defenseless situation," Zenzen says.
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This behavior has made you feel both defensive and defenseless, and whether or not that was his intention, it's just not a healthy dynamic for any relationship.
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"The men ran away, and many of us women were deported and enslaved...we felt so defenseless," said Seeham, the charismatic commander of a Syrian female militia.
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These weapons provide reassurance to NATO allies, like Turkey, that they won't be defenseless against nuclear attack, although host countries cannot directly control them without US authorization.
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Adam Thielen took a nasty defenseless hit from Darius Butler and looked concussed, meaning the No. 2 receiving job behind Stefon Diggs could be up for grabs.
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"He was alone, unarmed, defenseless, outmanned and out-armed by this group of men," Morgan Dolan, the lead prosecutor, said in her opening remarks on May 6.
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My hope is that astrology only continues to gain popularity as an activity for fooling around, and people won't truly put faith in a completely defenseless practice.
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Detroit's Dylan Larkin was standing right next to Bertuzzi and he grabbed Calvert, while Bertuzzi dropped his right glove and punched the defenseless Calvert in the face.
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I've often imagined it as a semester-long study of the confounding financing system that defenseless American teenagers must navigate to pay for expensive colleges and universities.
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Thus we watch the once-resplendent Merz household become increasingly shabby and bare, as what once felt like a familial fortress is transformed into a defenseless sanctuary.
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This carefully orchestrated campaign to weaken the patent system did not happen overnight, but it has effectively rendered small inventors defenseless against big players with deep pockets.
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It was one of many alleged Vietnam War atrocities committed against defenseless civilians that would come to be overshadowed by the My Lai massacre a month later.
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Orleans Parish Assistant District Attorney Jason Napoli said that Smith was "defenseless" as Hayes shot him, pointing to evidence that all of the shell casings belonged to Hayes.
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In his reworkings of an image of a defenseless male, Johns has reinvented Pablo Picasso's "Weeping Woman" (1937), which has been considered a singular, worldly image of suffering.
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Tom Brady hopes he won't have to play without Rob Gronkowski next week ... despite the superstar tight end's controversial late hit on a defenseless Bills player on Sunday.
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Most of them, like the Christians of Egypt, Syria, and Iraq are defenseless and are every year targets of ISIS and other Salafi jihadists at Christmas and Easter.
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Instead, it is better understood as a tax cut bill for the most affluent, paid for by removing federally-funded health coverage from the poorest and most defenseless.
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But while we must continue to avoid war at all costs, now that defenseless Iranians have taken to the streets, cautious silence is no longer the right approach.
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The asylum law was intended as a humanitarian measure to defend the defenseless by offering them the possibility of a new and secure life in the United States.
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"I am spiritually close to the victims of the episodes of violence that have bloodied Texas, California, and Ohio, in the United States, striking defenseless people," he said.
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While President Thrasher and university officials would have you believe that I am not defenseless, and even, that I am safe on campus, I would beg to differ.
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US President Donald Trump called it a "horrible and cowardly terrorist attack on innocent and defenseless" worshippers in Egypt and said terrorism and its ideology must be defeated.
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It's the story of an assault upon thousands of defenseless people seen through the lens of a young woman, Carrie Buck, locked away in a Virginia state asylum.
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Qatar calls on the members of the Security Council to set aside their geopolitical calculations and honor their commitment to protect the lives of the defenseless in Syria.
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The lack of wind and softness underfoot left the 6,697-yard course all but defenseless and allowed Wie to use her high-flying lofted woods to great effect.
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A young woman alone, she appears defenseless to this stranger, an easy target — until she snaps to alertness and springs on him with a violence that's almost feral.
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Is the murderer so invested in Katurian's tales of lost, defenseless children who meet gruesome ends that he wants to act out what he sees on the page?
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"At first I refused, but given I was alone and defenseless, I paid and ran off," said one man stopped by members manning a roadblock in the capital.
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The Trump administration's plan to "reshape" its federal workforce by removing half of EPA's scientists, engineers and lawyers is leaving communities defenseless to the designs of industrial polluters.
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Trade in pangolin is illegal in Vietnam, where a large number of people still believe consuming products from the critically endangered and defenseless mammal is good for their health.
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"This is clearly a case of collective rape on a defenseless young woman in the hall of a house at night," says leading Spanish feminist academic Laura Nuño Gómez.
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I still ask that he receive the full sentence allowed under the law for orchestrating a sustained 30-minute gang rape against me, a defenseless woman who trusted him.
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" Jay, 22, performed Rascal Flatts' "I Won&apost Let Go," an original song called "Defenseless" and a duet with Shelton of George Strait's "You Look So Good In Love.
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"Artists and human rights defenders often taking significant risks, to tell the truth about crimes committed against defenseless women, children, and men during war," Jolie said in a statement.
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"There's a psychological dimension to anybody who gets to the point in their life where they are willing to take up arms and kill defenseless human beings," he says.
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Mr. Blake's minimal "The Colour In Anything" makes the strongest case yet for him as a defenseless, lost-love songwriter, though at extravagant length: an hour and a quarter.
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If so, then, scaphites likely didn't have big, long arms or a strong siphon for jet propulsion; they probably drifted along, gathering up plankton and other defenseless marine life.
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Only three months into her time at the UN, she carved out a space for herself as someone who would go after Moscow and speak up for the defenseless.
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Then there is the case of 90-year-old Earl Olander, who was brutally beaten and left to bleed to death in his home, 90 years old and defenseless.
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They were all prostitutes and drug addicts, which made them vulnerable and defenseless, expendable in a jurisdiction that's centrally positioned along the route of the Gulf Coast drug trade.
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Perusing the daily news can jolt us into an appreciation of the ghastly vulnerability of defenseless people and maybe motivate us to do something for those in our midst.
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The toll of hundreds of defenseless women shot to death each year by current or former partners is a tragedy crying out for more thorough and sensible gun controls.
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And now, showing he will stop at nothing, Trump has not only declared war on the mighty California, he's also declared war on the poor, lowly, defenseless light bulb.
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One stubborn example: Lee says he remembers everything about that February night in 63 when Kobe Bryant came to town and rang up 26 points on the defenseless hosts.
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" But the real scare came when a clearly frustrated Weezy tweeted, "I am now defenseless and mentally defeated & I leave gracefully and thankful I luh my fanz but I'm dun.
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Gibbs was charged on Tuesday with "sexual abuse of a defenseless or psychologically impaired person", and if convicted faces a maximum sentence of 10 years in prison, the spokesman said.
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The documentary format — quintessential to those doing work about Palestine or conflict zones in general — has a tendency to portray victims as defenseless and depoliticized, without agency or free will.
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The big picture: Napolitano called Trump's actions "unlawful, defenseless and condemnable" and said it was up to House Democrats to decide whether or not to impeach Trump on obstruction charges.
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When he actually has to kill someone it horrifies him, and, by the end of the series, the idea of hurting a defenseless animal brings the teenager to actual tears.
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Indeed, it's hard to imagine a group of defenseless citizens would willingly seek violence with police in riot gear, equipped with firearms, armored vehicles, pepper spray, and a sound cannon.
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According to the Guardian, Vladimir Bogodukhov, a member of the Duma's military committee, said Russia was defenseless as long as its information was not protected "from our so-called partners."
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As headlines continue to call attention to massive suffering of civilians in conflict zones around the world, the Trump administration has been admonished for turning its back on defenseless civilians.
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Less than a decade ago, regular everyday Venezuelans were forced to turn in their weapons, leaving them defenseless against the very government that continues to oppress and attack them today.
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Granting an interview or engaging in a dialogue with a Univision journalist—or any other Spanish-language media outlet—just wasn't suited to his plan to criminalize a defenseless minority.
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The issue at stake here is whether the encounter was consensual or whether Mr. Cosby used a drug to render the woman, Andrea Constand, defenseless and then sexually assaulted her.
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The N.F.L. upheld its season-long suspension of Vontaze Burfict, the Oakland Raiders linebacker who was suspended without pay after he hit a defenseless Indianapolis Colts player in Week 4.
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Speaking to a crowd of thousands gathered at St. Peter's Basilica in Rome, Pope Francis said "the wounds of ongoing conflict" did not "spare the defenseless," according to the Vatican.
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This zero tolerance policy found its purest expression in a little girl who hoped to murder defenseless strangers, though another resident, Cyndie, longed for a more humane way to live.
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So scary are the consequences of a collapse of white privilege that many Americans have flocked to a political platform that supports and translates violence against the defenseless as strength.
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But those skills are dangerous in a democracy, which is why part of that training, and the resulting culture of the Intelligence Community, leaves Intelligence officers almost defenseless at home.
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The story's "curse" is a community's decision to blame this incipient disaster on witchcraft, a cowardly act of scapegoating that leaves them defenseless against the very real apocalypse at hand.
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By heavens, you are safe at last with Wild Bill, who is ever ready to risk his life and die, if need be, in defense of weak and defenseless womanhood!
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Those changes have included eliminating chop blocks; decreasing the number of kickoff returns — statistically football's most dangerous play — by moving up the kickoff; and the expansion of defenseless-player parameters.
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Soldier Ants Come to the Rescue of Wounded ComradesIn a behavior never seen before in an insect species, predatory ants were observed to retrieve…Read more ReadBut the termites aren't defenseless.
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INDIANA PARAMEDIC ARRESTED AFTER ALLEGEDLY STEALING FETANYL, REPORT SAYS "The thoughtless actions of these individuals ended up costing a defenseless 4-month-old infant his life," Colonel Patrick Callahan said Thursday.
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Maybe you're an animal lover who doesn't feel right paying for some poor, defenseless creature to be eaten alive, but you still want to stick it to your shithead ex-boyfriend.
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A 25-year-old American called "Khaos" finished his opponent after 27 seconds of his UFC debut, but not before hitting him three times while he was defenseless on the canvas.
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They've been extraordinarily fun to watch, because they tap into exactly the part of every baseball fan—every human, even—that likes to watch defenseless inanimate objects get hit extremely hard.
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What holds it all together is the primal simplicity of the plot, in which a threat is made by an evil person and a band of warriors must defend the defenseless.
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Now they are going to tear it down, bulldozing it from the South Texas plain, as if doing so could remove the sacrilege of killing defenseless people during a Sunday sermon.
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On VICE: Carmelo Anthony in Cuba For centuries, power has been defenseless before the jokes and ridicule that strip from rulers their dignified gowns and appearance of being their homeland's saviors.
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Many earn poverty wages (some make $1,000 per course), and do not receive benefits like health insurance and paid sick leave, leaving them defenseless if they get sick during the pandemic.
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"There is nothing more shameful than a sexual predator using the veil of catastrophe as a means to exploit the vulnerable in their most defenseless moments," he said in a statement.
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"First of all, wingman hurts," Bottas told Sky Sports television after a race in which he had started second and held off the chasing Ferraris until worn tyres ultimately left him defenseless.
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Unfortunately, with Bran out soaring through the skies (in a slightly more useful way than his brother Jon), Theon is left to defend Bran's defenseless body more or less on his own.
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America's status as the largest market in the world with a freely floating exchange rate and the world's most advanced set of environmental and work safety regulations makes us a defenseless victim.
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" And, as Schumpeter saw it, the publicly traded corporation, lacking the visceral allegiance of private property, was capitalism's weak point: "Defenseless fortresses invite aggression especially if there is rich booty in them.
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But the use of military force has been too little and too late to prevent the rape, torture, murder and forced displacement of hundreds of thousands of defenseless Yezidis, Christians and Muslims.
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" She added: "This attacks stands out for its appalling, sickening cowardice — deliberately targeting innocent and defenseless young people who should have been enjoying one of the most memorable nights of their lives.
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"This is clearly a case of collective rape on a defenseless young woman in the hall of a house at night," Spanish feminist academic Laura Nuño Gómez told Broadly at the time.
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"Due to the disturbing, brutal and violent nature of this crime against defenseless seal pups, it has been reported to the police," Andy Thompson, DOC Mahaanui Operations Manager, said in a statement.
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Through education and legislation, National Right to Life is working to restore legal protection to the most defenseless members of our society who are threatened by abortion, infanticide, assisted suicide and euthanasia.
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When the tragic shooting occurred at YouTube in April of this year, the company sent real-time security updates to full-time employees only, leaving TVCs defenseless in the line of fire.
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But did he really have to pick on the storm-ravaged American citizens of Puerto Rico, of all defenseless people, and reveal such a cold-hearted lack of empathy for their plight?
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Sunday's incursion was particularly deadly because national police officers are generally forbidden to carry weapons while off duty, in this case leaving most of them defenseless as they waited to be paid.
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The debate over whether "concentration camps" is the right term for migrant detention centers on the southern border has drawn long-overdue attention to the American government's dehumanizing treatment of defenseless children.
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"While the army is doing its best to neutralize the ADF rebellion, the rebels are preying on defenseless civilians by way of revenge," said Donat Kibwana, administrator of the territory of Beni.
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"While the army is doing its best to neutralize the ADF rebellion, the rebels are preying on defenseless civilians by way of revenge," said Donat Kibwana, administrator of the territory of Beni.
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His unfavorable ratings were shooting up, but we Democrats came to his rescue by letting him change the subject — to say that Democrats wanted to abolish ICE and leave the border defenseless.
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There is also a major difference between executive orders and statements from Mr. Trump that affect the defenseless, and impulsively tweeted claims that compromise his own credibility and don't necessarily hurt anyone.
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There are intimations of a grimmer side to the work, stories of harassment by the police and exploitation by unseen entrepreneurs who reap profits from the labor of scared and defenseless immigrants.
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As the strength of teachers' unions wanes, teachers across the country will become increasingly defenseless in protecting themselves when they fall out of favor for one reason or another with their principals.
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Here's what Rodriguez had to say about it: "'Defenseless' is the inner monologue to the idea of letting yourself feel something no matter what the outcome, good or bad," he told Noisey.
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But whether or not a baby develops inside its mother's uterus or a machine like the UltraLove 925x, the end result will be a small defenseless human that needs love, attention, and patience.
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"This action will ensure that our technologies, fostered in an environment of individual liberty and free enterprise, are not used to repress defenseless minority populations," Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said in a statement.
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That includes stabbing Crawford after he had already beaten her to death, and then repeatedly stabbing Hicks, a "sick, defenseless, hearing-impaired man in whose home Tibbetts lived," they told the parole board.
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It seems safe to assume, however, that they never thought it would involve an Australian man who goes by Meow-Ludo Disco Gamma Meow-Meow, a defenseless transportation card, and a cyborg hand.
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This country did less and less to muzzle its hatred of Muslims, and few prominent voices rose to oppose that hatred in a substantive way, leaving those faced with discrimination defenseless and bewildered.
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As she put it in her draft: As a group, the girls are as cold and calculating, and as irrational and defenseless and inept, as if drawn by an anti-feminist male writer.
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As sung by a self-proclaimed optimist who has been given the good odds of an 85 percent chance of full remission, "Cure" begins with a defenseless Mr. Scheuer, supine on a bed.
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At the very least, there should be no daylight between Washington and Seoul's expectations from the summit, lest we find ourselves with a (still) nuclear North Korea and a defenseless, rudderless South Korea.
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"Abusing defenseless animals is an intolerable act and even more despicable when the animal was abused in retaliation to 'get back' at its owner," Monmouth County Prosecutor Christopher Gramiccioni said in a statement.
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"After the attacks, some parents found their daughters lying on the ground crying and bleeding from their vaginas," Steiner said, describing as an aggravating circumstance the fact that victims had been "particularly defenseless".
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I tried to show how he used the power of his charisma to inspire horrific atrocities against defenseless civilians; but in highlighting his magnetism, I have hurt those who suffered under Karadzic's rule.
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LAS VEGAS — An American southpaw knocked his UFC opponent down with a counter left hand, held him down with one fist, then punched him 11 times while he lay defenseless on the canvas.
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When a crime involves a child, when it involves an adult harming a defenseless child, it is only natural to think in terms of an eye for an eye and to want revenge.
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Debut single "Defenseless," premiering on Noisey below, has producer Twin Shadow's moody synth pop fingerprints all over it, augmented with a certain stirring je ne sais quoi courtesy Rodriguez's thoughtful lyrics and orchestration.
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In order to accommodate Daniel Murphy's poor feed, Tejada was forced to do a spin move over second base with his back to Utley—thus presenting Utley with a moving and particularly defenseless target.
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"We are shocked and appalled at the violence used against our mother Iris, better known as Anne to her friends and family - a defenseless 90-year-old-woman," Jeffrey Warner said in a statement.
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Many images of Khodabandeh have been posted on the internet showing him in 85033 expressing gratitude to Iraqi military commanders who attacked defenseless MEK members in Camp Ashraf, leaving 36 killed in the process.
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"Depriving an innocent, defenseless person of their life is a heinous killing on the part of the nation," Kamei, head of an anti-death penalty lawmakers group, said during a news conference on Thursday.
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It is my greatest hope that the need for these reports will be eliminated by enactment of permanent, pro-life policies that give a voice to the most defenseless among us – the unborn. Rep.
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Calling the Vindicators newsletter "emotional rabble rousing," the Daily Tar Heel continued: They have centered out a fairly defenseless and inarticulate part of the population and allowed them to represent a multitude of sins.
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" He said that by supporting the repeal, Italy's senators had jeopardized "the health of the weakest and most defenseless children" in order "to ingratiate themselves with the most ignorant, selfish… part of the country.
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These trips also force young Israelis see with their own eyes what can happen to a people when they are hated and defenseless — a lesson that is as important today as it ever was.
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The effort by Greece and its neighbor to come to an accommodation was groundbreaking, and it punctured the myth of a mighty Russian president, Vladimir V. Putin, hurling thunderbolts down on defenseless Western democracies.
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Despite playing without injured guard Evan Fournier, their second-leading scorer who sat with an elbow injury, the Magic ran roughshod over the defenseless Rockets, starting with a run midway through the opening quarter.
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The base's F-2120 stealth fighter jets may be unmatched in the skies, but they were all but defenseless on the ground, as the powerful storm ripped apart hangars, flooded buildings and scattered debris.
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Instead, the men encountered an eerie quiet and a macabre landscape of dead, wounded and weaponless women and children as a platoon of American soldiers, ostensibly hunting elusive Vietcong guerrillas, marauded among defenseless noncombatants.
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"I do believe that the moral consequence of killing somebody who is defenseless for any reason goes against certainly what I've been taught about the way we're supposed to treat human life," he said.
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The referee could have stopped the fight at any point after the second punch Dober landed in the finishing sequence, but a slow response allowed Dober to land 11 blows while Haqparast lay defenseless.
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It plays into simmering paranoia among right-wing militia types, who believe that a second civil war is on the horizon, and that Democrats are seeking a mass gun-grab to render conservatives defenseless.
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How can we as Americans, a people long defined by an inherent willingness to run toward the flames instead of away, abandon tens of thousands of defenseless human beings to an inescapably gruesome fate?
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In either case, the result is something mankind has never seen before: a pathogen that can spread easily from person to defenseless person, our immune systems never primed to launch any sort of defense.
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"When the tragic shooting occurred at YouTube in April of this year, the company sent real-time security updates to full-time employees only, leaving TVCs defenseless in the line of fire, " the letter says.
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A local fishery official told the Morning Post that bystanders saw the guy carry the dolphin all the way to his car, hop in, and drive away, presumably bringing the poor, defenseless mammal with him.
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You can hear it in the rowdy "No Control," an expression of unbridled lust just as effective as anything on Mind of Mine: "Lost my senses, I'm defenseless / Her perfume's holdin' me ransom," he howls.
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They said they had witnessed him shoot unarmed civilians without provocation, including an elderly man and a young girl, and that he had murdered a defenseless prisoner in Iraq in his custody with a knife.
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Sarajevo found itself trapped in the longest siege in modern warfare, during which Serb forces, bolstered by the might of the former Yugoslav army, rained fury down on a defenseless city from the surrounding mountains.
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Erdogan tweeted back that Netanyahu was the leader of "an apartheid state that has occupied a defenseless people's lands for 60+ years in violation of U.N. resolutions", adding that he was criticising Turkey to deflect attention.
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"I grew to despise Roseanne because of the nasty s— she did to people for no reason – and it was always the people on lower pay, the defenseless and powerless people," the source told The Sun.
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We won't be defenseless Ebola was first discovered in 1976, and before the 2014 outbreak, it typically hit isolated African communities -- those outbreaks were much more manageable for medical teams to parachute in and treat patients.
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With Nazi forces surrounding them on all sides and the shore too shallow for boats to dock, British and French soldiers were left defenseless on the open shore as they lined up in hope of rescue.
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VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - Pope Francis on Sunday condemned attacks on "defenseless people" in a spate of gun violence in three American states, including one that killed 20 people in a Walmart store in El Paso, Texas.
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In August, the National Rifle Association put out an ad portraying Clinton as an out-of-touch hypocrite who's surrounded by armed guards but would leave less well-off Americans "defenseless" if she had her way.
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Factor in that, like a football catch, the NFL doesn't always have a firm grasp of when a player is "defenseless"—or a sufficiently clear rule defining it—and it leads to maddening inconsistency in officiating.
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One day, he's beating up defenseless birds; the next, he's tripping some old lady on her way to the bus, or shaking some dude's hand way, way too hard to practice grappling for a judo flip.
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A later sculpture of a single child, with spindly legs, wears a frayed green shift decorated with an Irish shamrock, but he or she appears fearful, defenseless, with eyes that are no more than awl marks.
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" Pedro Sánchez, the leader of the main Socialist opposition party, wrote on Twitter: "If what the wolf pack did as a group wasn't violence against a defenseless woman, what do we then understand to be rape?
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Instead of sending a single endangered innocent on a desperate race to escape some nefarious villain, he lets a group of villains loose on a defenseless town and sends a lone avenger to chase them down.
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Here the protagonist is Rose Dennis, a 68-year-old widow, once a well-known painter, who wakes up one morning to find herself drugged and defenseless in the "memory care unit" of a nursing home.
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The parasitoid crypt-keepers did have many different species of hosts, and all the hosts had one key thing in common: the galls they occupied were small, smooth, non-woody, lacking fuzz or sharp spines — defenseless.
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No punches were thrown, but Marquette's Sacar Anim and Seton Hall's Sandro Mamukelashvili each picked up a second technical and were ejected, as was Marquette's Theo John for pushing a defenseless player while in the air.
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His course record earned a four-stroke lead over fellow Americans Ryan Moore and John Oda at Sedgefield Country Club, which is at the mercy of the field after a wet summer left it soft and defenseless.
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This is not to say that conventional weapons are never useful, but rather to cast doubt on the assertion that they are the only weapons at our disposal, or that in their absence we would be defenseless.
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But this fire becomes monstrously big in a matter of hours because a severe, multi-year drought and an extra-long hot summer have left an unprecedented number of trees and shrubs bone dry, defenseless to flame.
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Mindful of Iraq's devastating use of missiles on Iranian cities during the 1980-88 war between the two countries, Iran's missile program aims to achieve some level of deterrence and ensure it is not left defenseless again.
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The Bengals's Vontaze Burfict's savage shoulder-to-helmet hit on the defenseless wide receiver Antonio Brown caused another concussion (he couldn't play in the next week's divisional playoff), but at least Burfict's recklessness drew a three-game suspension.
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" Bell -- PETA's senior director of cruelty casework -- is also praising Baylor for "recognizing that this man's behavior is dangerous to animals and that such a violent outburst against a defenseless individual does not bode well for his future.
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He was wrong, he acknowledged before the Philippine Senate as TV cameras rolled, to have trusted undisciplined policemen who killed a small-town mayor suspected of dealing drugs, as the mayor lay defenseless on a jail-cell floor.
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Emptied of much of its population, the old city in western Mosul remains a baking battlefield where parched and defenseless civilians vastly outnumber ruthless extremists, who have their backs against the Tigris River and seemingly nothing to lose.
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Every year we ask this, and every year the Grammys make their best possible argument against our kvetching by bringing out their true reason for existing: a few live performances against which we find ourselves awed and defenseless.
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While scientists unfortunately resorted to tattooing a green pattern on the tails of several defenseless mice (a cruel practice that's still very present in the beauty industry today) for the study, doing so did lend a few interesting conclusions.
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EditorsNote: Update 9: Adds LeBron postgame quote Chris Paul flirted with a triple-double and James Harden facilitated with ease as the Houston Rockets trounced the defenseless Cleveland Cavaliers 120-88 on Saturday at Quicken Loans Arena in Cleveland.
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The activist pleaded with Trump on Facebook on behalf of all refugees: "In this time of uncertainty and unrest around the world, I ask President Trump not to turn his back on the world's most defenseless children and families."
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VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - Pope Francis, in his Easter address on Sunday, called for peace in the Holy Land two days after 15 Palestinians were killed on the Israeli-Gaza border, saying the conflict there "does not spare the defenseless".
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Jared Goff set career highs with four touchdown throws and 311 yards passing, Todd Gurley ran for two more scores, and the surprising Rams made one big play after another in beating the defenseless Giants, 51-17, on Sunday.
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Always tilted toward using American power to defend the defenseless, moderate the tyrannical, rescue the needy and inspire and strengthen the forces of decency — but when she loses the argument to do so in one country, she doesn't resign.
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Le Sommer added the second goal a minute later, sprinting onto a long ball down the right, outrunning and then shrugging off Allie Long, and cutting around a falling Becky Sauerbrunn before slotting her shot past a defenseless Naeher.
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That last part has been immensely disturbing, given that some of our hosts have come to understand their function in the park as passive, defenseless objects of violence and sexual fantasy, doomed to live excruciating and frequently tragic loops.
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But an examination of projects across the country's ever-expanding flood zones reveals that decisions to rebuild in place, often made seemingly in defiance of climate change, have at times left structures just as defenseless against the next storm.
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Tenofovir reaches much higher concentrations in rectal tissue than in vaginal walls; a gay man can miss three doses a week and still be 96 percent protected, but a woman who misses more than one dose becomes virtually defenseless.
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" The letter by the black women leaders said Waters&apos remarks were merely a "call to action for peaceful democratic assembly and the exercise of her constitutional rights to free speech in support of defenseless immigrant children and their families.
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It's bracing to see a woman of 46 given free rein to be smart, and vulnerable, and sexy, too, and Hahn is that, at once confident and defenseless in the scenes that require her to shed both inhibition and clothing.
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" He is defenseless in the interview, and tells Reed (and us) that he wanted in that moment to "lean over and do some stuff," to lift up John's shirt and "kiss all up around that belly and that red hair.
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"He is alleged to have administered knock-out drops to a woman and then have abused her sexually while she was in a defenseless state," a spokesman for Vienna's criminal court said, referring to drugs used to spike a person's drink.
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"The Hazaras feel themselves defenseless against the threat facing them," Mr. Royesh said, pointing to the recent beheadings in the southern province of Zabul of seven Shiite Hazaras, including a 9-year-old girl, by militants linked to the Islamic State.
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But the scandal implicates something more far-reaching and consequential — whether wealthy and powerful people will be held accountable for their actions or whether a long-simmering culture of impunity is about to boil over and leave ordinary people defenseless.
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From there, kids can graduate to the massive Robot Kit (saving that one for a rainy weekend), which runs $80 and features a complex pulley system and a fun little game where you're a mech trampling some poor, defenseless city.
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"This attack stands out for its appalling, sickening cowardice, deliberately targeting innocent, defenseless children and young people who should have been enjoying one of the most memorable nights of their lives," British Prime Minister Theresa May said at a press conference.
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"I have little doubt that, in the eyes of ordinary Americans, the very worst child rapists—predators who seek out and inflict serious physical and emotional injury on defenseless young children—are the epitome of moral depravity," Justice Samuel Alito wrote.
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The Kurds who have been fighting ISIS in Syria on behalf of the United States risk being left defenseless on the battlefield by this move, which potentially subjects them to attack by superior Turkish forces that regard them as terrorists.
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And it must be part of a national standard for mandatory reporting, where those in any profession who fail to step forward and do the right thing to protect defenseless children from child sexual abuse face serious consequences for their inaction.
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No one with a brain believes in this day and age that women are defenseless pawns of men — in fact to continue to perpetuate this myth about women is in and of itself denigrating of the strength of modern women.
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At the N.R.A. gathering, where Clinton was depicted as a near-maniac intent on freeing criminals, confiscating guns and repealing the Second Amendment, Trump claimed that "Heartless Hillary" wants to disarm the nation's grandmothers, leaving them defenseless against murderers and rapists.
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The crimes committed at Martina's school in that confession booth — a pathetic abuse of the seat of priestly power over the defenseless — were far worse than any breach of trust that would come from a priest reporting a criminal confessor.
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This will allow the Damascene dictator to consolidate his grip on the country he has brutalized for nearly 20 years — demonstrating to autocrats everywhere that using sarin gas, barrel bombs, hunger blockades, and every other barbaric method against defenseless civilians pays.
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In a time when tensions between the United States and the Soviet Union were reaching a zenith, the pope released a tone-setting encyclical in June 1959 where he made clear that nuclear weapons made all of humanity vulnerable and defenseless.
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The four men had disputed several previous calls in a contentious doubles match, and the German player, Laslo Urrutia Fuentes, fumed when Sander Groen, his Dutch opponent, fired an overhead slam directly at him as he stood defenseless at the net.
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"Congressman Young called saving 100,000 Indiana auto jobs a 'waste,' wants to leave Hoosier workers defenseless against bad trade deals, and took money from Carrier executives even after the announced they were shipping 2,000 Indiana jobs to Mexico," Ray said.
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When Russia preys on a defenseless neighbor, or Trump allows Vladimir Putin, a man Senator John McCain called "a thug, a murderer, a killer and a K.G.B. agent," to commit war crimes without consequence, we'll have something to talk about.
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"When terrorists attacked defenseless employees of the San Bernardino Department of Public Health, six of the heroes with us today chased them down and put an end to their sinister rampage which was going to get a lot worse," Trump said.
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"Even when he's misfired with his knuckleball, he's a got a couple of other pitches he can go to so he's not defenseless if that pitch is a little erratic for an inning or a couple of innings," said Farrell.
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The devastation Harvey and other storms left behind illuminates just how defenseless oil and gas infrastructure is in the face of hurricanes that are growing in magnitude and frequency and challenging the permanence of the oil and gas industry's presence in the Gulf.
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Late in the first half at Cincinnati, Bengals safety Shawn Williams was penalized for hitting Steelers receiver Markus Wheaton when Wheaton was defenseless; the walkoff helped position Pittsburgh for a field goal, in a game the Steelers would win by two points.
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A few weeks later, they traveled to Berkeley for a "Patriot's Day" free speech demonstration, where Rundo, Boman, and Eason, "were involved in violent attacks," and the RAM leader was arrested for punching a "defenseless person" and a Berkeley police officer, prosecutors detailed.
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After convincing him to share his weakness, she cuts off all his hair (as Naz did himself in the prison) while he is sleeping (Naz was sleeping when the murder happened) which renders him defenseless against those who want to kill him.
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Now when you mention defenseless people who are sick in the hospital, that passed away, that really sent me to a place where I just believed then, and believe now, that there's just a price that you have to pay for that.
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We should remember the people of Syria and Yemen, with hundreds of thousands killed, millions displaced, and millions more innocent civilians on the verge of starvation as the result of wars waged by regional actors without regard for innocent, defenseless human life.
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And such appeals to humanitarianism are highly selective: U.S. military power has also been used to assist Saudi Arabia, one of the world's most regressive authoritarian regimes, commit war crimes and keep an impoverished and largely defenseless population in Yemen under siege.
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Despite much analysis suggesting that Moscow and Tehran may not quite see eye to eye on Syria, Russia has been Assad's willing accomplice, not only bombing defenseless cities, but also upholding his political position in its own so-called Syrian peace process.
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How well "Game of Thrones" ended depends largely on how well you think it pulled off the key turn of last week's "The Bells," in which Daenerys, having won the surrender of King's Landing, presses her attack and incinerates the defenseless townspeople.
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MELISSA You haven't specified, but I suspect your outrage is fueled by animal cruelty concerns — hunters on horseback and packs of hounds chasing after defenseless little foxes — and not by the absurd Anglophilia of twee riding breeches, fitted blazers and velvet caps.
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"Could it be that the growth of a materialistic 'throwaway culture' has in fact made us increasingly indifferent to the poor and to the most defenseless members of our human family, including the unborn, deprived of the very right to life?" he said.
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You have one of the world's largest consumers of advanced weaponry basically defenseless in the face of drones that cost less than $1,000 and from a country that is so poor and disorganized it is undergoing a cholera epidemic and widespread starvation.
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All acts of terrorism are cowardly attacks on innocent people, but this attack stands out for its appalling, sickening cowardice — deliberately targeting innocent, defenseless children and young people who should have been enjoying one of the most memorable nights of their lives.
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As lifelong horsemen and former senators, we ask senators and representatives from both parties to override the lobbyists for the horse "sorers" and insist on a vote on legislation to protect these beautiful and defenseless horses from this vicious and ongoing cruelty.
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"The two seemed very connected to me in a very obvious way -- this manner of terrorizing people and trying to terrify the country about immigrants and Hispanics and people who are really the most vulnerable and the most defenseless in America," O'Rourke said.
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" Angelica Salas, executive director of The Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights, said in a statement: "It is a despicable act on the part of the Trump administration and CBP officials to attack defenseless women and children firing tear gas, a chemical agent, at them.
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Putting aside the fact that Odie the cornerback is roughly 5x the body mass of Pierre the wide receiver—and that their proportions distort our impression of the severity of the incident—it's fair to say that Odie indeed is tackling when Pierre is defenseless.
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The idea of America -- not simply our abundant natural resources or providential geography -- the idea of limited government that guarantees, but does not create, our God-given rights, has created more wealth and freedom, done more for the weak and defenseless, than any other civilization.
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In some ways, it recalled the angry tirade against American politics that Obama delivered after the Newtown massacre of defenseless schoolchildren in 2012 and the subsequent rant he delivered about politicians that he implied were too cowardly to embrace his crusade for gun control.
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In the fallout from the nuclear option and the Gorsuch confirmation, the strategic Schumer will criss-cross the country raising barrels of cash by reminding the Democratic base that without the protection of the filibuster, the party will be defenseless against the Republican Senate majority.
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" The commentary states that if North Korea gives up its nuclear weapons, rather than lead to denuclearization it would render North Korea a "defenseless state" where the "balance in nuclear strategic strength is destroyed" and the "crisis of a nuclear war is brought forth.
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Extremism didn't drive a van into defenseless civilians on the London Bridge, nor did it go on a stabbing rampage at Borough Market: Three, as yet, unnamed men did that—men who were stopped not by a counter-extremism message but by armed police.
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In a new 50 page report, a team of MIT cybersecurity researchers asserts that the most vital economic systems in the U.S. are essentially defenseless, imploring the Trump administration to do something about it instead of just waiting for everything to come crashing down.
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"She survived the Holocaust in the last century, I think she had a happy life, and yet she was killed at home in 2018, frail, and defenseless," Ms. Dessante said as she was leaving Ms. Knoll's apartment building after laying flowers on the doorstep.
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The league bars defenders on the ground from lunging at a quarterback's lower legs and agrees to assess a 201903-yard penalty for hitting defenseless receivers in the head, a move that further allows them to catch the ball over the middle without fear.
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Mowgli, the defenseless infant, is adopted by a motherly wolf (voiced by Lupita Nyong'o), overseen by Bagheera (Ben Kingsley), despised and hounded by Shere Khan (Idris Elba), all but seduced into the jaws of Kaa (Scarlett Johansson), and bullied by King Louie (Christopher Walken).
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In a way, those small shells were a curse on both their houses: Abingdonii and hoodensis were easy prey for the buccaneers and whalers who poured onto their islands in previous centuries and saw only defenseless, slow-moving meals that could easily be carted away.
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"I've taken care of a lot of patients, kids and adults, who have been through a trauma -- stabbings, gunshot wounds to the neck -- but never have I seen this type of situation with these two boys -- two young boys, who were basically defenseless," Soto said.
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Janet Leigh's shower scene in the 1960 thriller Psycho is one of the most famous examples of knifework in cinema, and to this day it can make people wary of the vulnerability of standing in the shower, defenseless about whatever may be approaching from behind the curtain.
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Iran's Ministry of Foreign Affairs said Friday it too would ensure "legal restrictions" were imposed on the "American individuals and companies which have a role in aiding extremist and terrorist groups or contribute to the suppression and murder of the defenseless people in the region," IRNA reported.
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Such is the dilemma facing all small farmers who own up to ten acres: either they must switch to certified organic farming and earn more per acre while becoming defenseless against nature, or bet on the seed companies' promises of higher yields while using expensive chemicals.
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"Although the investigation results don't show proof that Vasilii physically assaulted his girlfriend, he made credible threats of physical violence and death threats toward a defenseless person in a private home that were intimidating enough for her to call the police," said the organisation in a statement.
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EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) Jared Goff set career highs with four touchdown throws and 311 yards passing, Todd Gurley ran for two more scores and the surprising Los Angeles Rams made one big play after another in beating the defenseless New York Giants 51-222 on Sunday.
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You were wrong for doing what nobody else was doing, which was pushing your erect dick in your pants against my naked, defenseless body concealed in a dark area, where partygoers could no longer see or protect me, and my own sister could not find me.
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Once again, Pope Francis is offering a powerful, profound and much-needed lesson to the entire world about how to love unconditionally our brothers and sisters on the peripheries and the grave perils of what he calls a "throwaway culture" that casts aside the weak and defenseless.
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"There can be no tolerance for barbaric groups that claim to act in the name of a faith but attack houses of worship and murder the innocent and defenseless while at prayer," White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said in a statement that followed Trump's tweet.
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The reader grimaces at Hoock's description of a British bayonet massacre, a kind of mini My Lai, of helpless patriots in rural New Jersey: The British started to bayonet their defenseless victims, crushing bones and leaving gashing wounds in the men's stomachs, chests, backs, and limbs.
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Over the years, we have seen how hard it is to detach Americans from even the obviously fallacious parts of that elementary-school saga—the absurd rendering of Reconstruction, with its Northern carpetbaggers and local scalawags descending on a defenseless South, was still taught in the sixties.
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On Pro Football With each new N.F.L. rule forbidding late hits, low hits, high hits, hits against defenseless players and hits that pile drive an opponent into the ground, the league has tried every magnified, overarching way it can think of to protect its biggest stars.
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Part of me wanted to be offended at the over-the-top interpretations of "female" behavior, but I was defenseless against the sheer silliness of it all, and the way that it slyly highlighted how our culture coaxes us to treat finding love as a competition.
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SO THE POINT HERE, RICK, IS THAT TARIFFS BASICALLY FIRST OF ALL, THEY PROVIDE A DEFENSIVE MEASURE TO LEVEL THE PLAYING FIELD IN A TIME WHEN WE ARE DEFENSELESS AGAINST THIS BECAUSE WE ARE SUCH FREE TRADERS AND HAVE SIGNED ON TO THE WORLD TRADING SYSTEM.
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Sandy Reid, Carnoustie's Links Superintendent, thinks the winning score will be in double digits below par this time but says the course will not be defenseless even if the fickle Scottish weather remains friendly as it has been in the two months leading up to the 147th Open.
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On Twitter, opinion was divided between those who thought the images of a defenseless child were tasteless even by the standards of the Islamic State's hardened propagandists and those who speculated that the extremist news agency did not want to show Mr. Abballa as unwilling to kill a child.
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Russian officials also said the deployment would be a good chance to test out the jet in combat conditions, but experts told Business Insider that the plane is designed for high-flying air-to-air combat, not bombing near-defenseless ground targets, which is Russia's declared mission in Syria.
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Manila "quickly discovered that after it did that it was rendered largely defenseless with its limited military capabilities, and China actually started taking very bold actions in the South China Sea, including the occupation of the Mischief Reef," Prashanth Parameswaran, a senior editor at The Diplomat, said on The Diplomat podcast.
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The lawmaker who boycotted Pope FrancisPope FrancisEndangered Species Act is a modern-day Noah's Ark — Trump must stop trying to sink it Pope Francis cautions against nationalism, says recent political rhetoric has echoed 'Hitler in 1934' Pope: 'Defenseless people' targeted in US mass shootings MORE' speech to Congress is endorsing Sen.
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Pope FrancisPope FrancisEndangered Species Act is a modern-day Noah's Ark — Trump must stop trying to sink it Pope Francis cautions against nationalism, says recent political rhetoric has echoed 'Hitler in 1934' Pope: 'Defenseless people' targeted in US mass shootings MORE warns oil and gas execs on climate change, we report.
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Bengals fans have reason to complain that a Ryan Shazier defenseless receiver hit on Giovani Bernard wasn't called and that Adam Jones was flagged for pushing a referee when Steelers linebackers coach Joey Porter could reasonably have been penalized as well for mixing it up with Bengals players on the field.
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Democrats and outside pressure groups have criticized Sessions over allegations of racism, including purported remarks that sunk a 1986 nomination for a federal judgeship "As our nation's top law enforcement official, the U.S. attorney general bears a sacred responsibility to fight injustice and defend the defenseless," she said in a statement.
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Word of the Day adjective: stretched out and lying at full length along the ground adjective: lying face downward verb: get into a prostrate position, as in submission verb: throw down flat, as on the ground verb: render helpless or defenseless _________ The word prostrate has appeared in 30 articles on nytimes.
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The book was a sharp-elbowed intervention in the decades-old debate between "totalitarian" historians, who saw in the Soviet Union an omnipotent state imposing its will on a defenseless populace, and "revisionist" historians, who saw a more dynamic and fluid society, with some portion of the population actually supporting the regime.
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The distinction between this ecclesiastical crisis and all those that have preceded it is that the activities covered up and ignored by the church hierarchy are criminal assaults on defenseless children and seminarians that have real effects, not just on the body of the church, but on civil society as a whole.
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Also, owners extended bringing touchbacks out to the 21-yard line for another year; extended eliminating "leapers" trying to block field goals or extra points; added protections for defenseless receivers running their routes; and made permanent the rule disqualifying a player who is penalized twice in a game for specific unsportsmanlike-conduct fouls.
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"While these compelling results come too late for those who lost their lives during West Africa's Ebola epidemic, they show that when the next outbreak hits, we will not be defenseless," said Marie-Paule Kieny, the World Health Organization's assistant director-general for health systems and innovation and the study's lead author.
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" Ralf Jaeger, interior minister of the state of North Rhine-Westphalia, said: "We will not tolerate organized groups of men from North Africa that debase defenseless women with brazen sexual attacks," and added: "We owe that to women as well as to those North African refugees who want to live peacefully among us.
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We thought this was funny back then, even though it features a dangerous cheap shot, a linesman getting crushed from behind, two players pummeling one defenseless opponent at the same time, and only stops short of becoming a full bench-clearer because John Kordic of all people pulls Wendel Clark back to the bench.
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Instead of the clean, color-morphing, spacious vision of Director X, the poor, defenseless viewers of "Cop Light Bling" are treated to a bunch of white RCMP officers in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia appropriating one of Drake's best videos while dressed in bright yellow-colored safety vests dancing awkwardly next to and on top of cruisers.
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I've heard every argument you could imagine: the notion that British police must now be lording it over the poor defenseless population; the blinkered insistence that there must have been a rise in crime with illegal guns and legal knives now all the good people with guns have been taken out of the equation.
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By the rule, if a player "forcefully" launches himself into a defenseless opponent, initiating contact to the head or neck area with his helmet, forearm, fist, elbow, or shoulder, or using the crown of his helmet as a weapon, the result is a 15-yard penalty and the immediate ejection of the offending player.
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These demands — coming on the heels of Trump's sudden decision to withdraw U.S. troops from Syria and leave the Kurds, America's close allies in fighting the Islamic State, largely defenseless — are renewing fears in Seoul that the president will follow through on his repeated threats to bring America's troops home from the Korean peninsula.
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If you, like me, are riddled with anxiety at the thought of bringing a human life into this world, one that will bear the brunt of decades of corporate greed and government inaction, Baby Yoda seems like the perfect venue for working out your need to protect and raise a small, adorable, defenseless being.
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Pope FrancisPope FrancisEndangered Species Act is a modern-day Noah's Ark — Trump must stop trying to sink it Pope Francis cautions against nationalism, says recent political rhetoric has echoed 'Hitler in 1934' Pope: 'Defenseless people' targeted in US mass shootings MORE is calling for environmental protection to be added to a list of primary duties that Catholics should perform.
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Just days after the 2016 election, writing in this magazine, she sensed the arrival of a troubling era, one centered on a callous and cunning confidence man: So scary are the consequences of a collapse of white privilege that many Americans have flocked to a political platform that supports and translates violence against the defenseless as strength.
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"This decision will leave good people defenseless, as it completely ignores the fact that law-abiding Californians who reside in counties with hostile sheriffs will now have no means to carry a firearm outside the home for personal protection," Chris W. Cox, the executive director of the National Rifle Association Institute for Legislative Action, said in a statement.
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Pope FrancisPope FrancisEndangered Species Act is a modern-day Noah's Ark — Trump must stop trying to sink it Pope Francis cautions against nationalism, says recent political rhetoric has echoed 'Hitler in 1934' Pope: 'Defenseless people' targeted in US mass shootings MORE on Saturday suggested the word "mother" should not be used to characterize a deadly weapon, Reuters reported.
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If you need a bit more help, click on any of the theme clues to see the answer: 17A: Defenseless target SITTING DUCK 26A: Directive that's in force until canceled STANDING ORDER 44A: Notice when getting fired WALKING PAPERS 57A: Repeated comical reference RUNNING JOKE I'm thrilled to have my first puzzle published in The New York Times.
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Monday's incident happened roughly two hours before Pope FrancisPope FrancisEndangered Species Act is a modern-day Noah's Ark — Trump must stop trying to sink it Pope Francis cautions against nationalism, says recent political rhetoric has echoed 'Hitler in 1934' Pope: 'Defenseless people' targeted in US mass shootings MORE delivered his Christmas Day address to 50,000 people in the square.
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If, say, a pack of timber wolves takes down a heifer on a range in Wyoming or a Florida panther pounces upon a goat in Collier County or a black buzzard pecks the eyes from a defenseless calf in Kentucky, the Livestock Indemnity Program will pay up to 75 percent of the dead animal's market value.
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The United States could again use its influence to prevent a violent crackdown on defenseless Catalans and even to sponsor a negotiation between the parts that takes its cue not from a restrictive constitution interpreted by a partisan set of government-appointed judges, but from respect for the will of Catalans and their recognition as political subjects.
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The Rams twice had huge defensive opportunities slip away from them, once when Julian Edelman ripped off an 11-yard catch-and-run on 3rd-and-9, and once when Nickell Robey Coleman's crushing hit of Rex Burkhead on a 2nd-and-14 was determined to be a defenseless receiver violation and an automatic first down.
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As the New York Times detailed last month, Gallagher's fellow Navy SEALs alerted higher-ups about his conduct in Iraq — conduct that ultimately resulted in him being charged in September with premeditated murder, attempted murder, and other crimes that could land him in prison for the rest of his life: Stabbing a defenseless teenage captive to death.
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"If we unilaterally give up our nuclear weapons without any security assurance despite being first on the U.S. list of targets for pre-emptive nuclear strikes, that wouldn't be denuclearization — it would rather be a creation of a defenseless state where the balance in nuclear strategic strength is destroyed and the crisis of a nuclear war is brought forth," the KCNA said.
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After one gloriously terrible season of Lindsay Lohan's Beach Club, in which we had the privilege of watching Lindsay Lohan spray her defenseless guests with a rose-gold champagne gun, relentlessly compare herself to Vladimir Putin, do a deeply, deeply weird dance called "the LiLo," and continue to inexplicably speak with a bizarre accent, it looks like the show has been canceled.
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Pope FrancisPope FrancisEndangered Species Act is a modern-day Noah's Ark — Trump must stop trying to sink it Pope Francis cautions against nationalism, says recent political rhetoric has echoed 'Hitler in 1934' Pope: 'Defenseless people' targeted in US mass shootings MORE on Wednesday encouraged Swedish teenage climate activist Greta Thunberg to "continue" her fight to raise awareness on the issue.
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Pope FrancisPope FrancisEndangered Species Act is a modern-day Noah's Ark — Trump must stop trying to sink it Pope Francis cautions against nationalism, says recent political rhetoric has echoed 'Hitler in 1934' Pope: 'Defenseless people' targeted in US mass shootings MORE tapped Gregory, a moderate who previously served as Atlanta's archbishop, to lead the archdiocese in Washington, D.C., in April.
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Pope FrancisPope FrancisEndangered Species Act is a modern-day Noah's Ark — Trump must stop trying to sink it Pope Francis cautions against nationalism, says recent political rhetoric has echoed 'Hitler in 1934' Pope: 'Defenseless people' targeted in US mass shootings MORE on Monday said that no one is exempt from helping migrants following clashes between Italy and migrant rescue ships, Reuters reported.
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While the public and the media have proven defenseless against Donald Trump's barrage of lies — too numerous to count, and by the time you debunk one another three have emerged — this new tactic has been accompanied by the exhausting realization that most voters don't appear to care about truth, but are content with the reality show drama that is his political campaign.
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Sixty five years later, the strategic landscape is fundamentally different: the Soviet Union is no more and China, which became an intricate part of the world community, is not going to launch a million-man army to protect North Korea if she provokes a military action by the U.S. At the opposite end, South Korea is no longer defenseless devastated country.
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"There is no excuse for people leaving defenseless animals in tightly sealed boxes or tethered in the burning sun, with no regard, or at least, no understanding, of the impact the heat, stress and lack or air flow has on the animals," Debra Parsons-Drake, executive director of the South Florida Wildlife Center, an affiliate of the Humane Society of the United States, said in a statement.
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Pope FrancisPope FrancisEndangered Species Act is a modern-day Noah's Ark — Trump must stop trying to sink it Pope Francis cautions against nationalism, says recent political rhetoric has echoed 'Hitler in 1934' Pope: 'Defenseless people' targeted in US mass shootings MORE last week gave Trump a copy of his 2015 encyclical letter on the environment and climate change during their meeting at the Vatican.
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Pope FrancisPope FrancisEndangered Species Act is a modern-day Noah's Ark — Trump must stop trying to sink it Pope Francis cautions against nationalism, says recent political rhetoric has echoed 'Hitler in 85033' Pope: 'Defenseless people' targeted in US mass shootings MORE's landmark statement on climate change and his call for more work on the issue failed to sway conservative American Catholics, according to a new study.
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"The laws that you promulgate and apply ought to build bridges between different political perspectives — even when they respond to precise ends ordered to the promotion of greater care for the defenseless and the marginalized, especially the many who are constrained to leave their countries; and when they are in order to favor a correct human and natural ecology," the pontiff told the group on Sunday.
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Pope FrancisPope FrancisEndangered Species Act is a modern-day Noah's Ark — Trump must stop trying to sink it Pope Francis cautions against nationalism, says recent political rhetoric has echoed 'Hitler in 1934' Pope: 'Defenseless people' targeted in US mass shootings MORE warned that "history will judge" a lack of action on climate change and urged doubters to talk to scientists who study the issue.
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Pope FrancisPope FrancisEndangered Species Act is a modern-day Noah's Ark — Trump must stop trying to sink it Pope Francis cautions against nationalism, says recent political rhetoric has echoed 'Hitler in 1934' Pope: 'Defenseless people' targeted in US mass shootings MORE warned oil and gas executives gathered at the Vatican on Friday about the dangers of climate change and urged them to help mitigate it.
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Pope FrancisPope FrancisEndangered Species Act is a modern-day Noah's Ark — Trump must stop trying to sink it Pope Francis cautions against nationalism, says recent political rhetoric has echoed 'Hitler in 1934' Pope: 'Defenseless people' targeted in US mass shootings MORE on Saturday warned against the dangers of disinformation and underscored what he called "an urgent need for reliable information" from the news media.
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Pope FrancisPope FrancisEndangered Species Act is a modern-day Noah's Ark — Trump must stop trying to sink it Pope Francis cautions against nationalism, says recent political rhetoric has echoed 'Hitler in 1934' Pope: 'Defenseless people' targeted in US mass shootings MORE on Friday strongly condemned nations that stockpile nuclear weapons for deterrence, a signal that the pontiff is hardening the Catholic Church's stance on nuclear weapons.
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Pope FrancisPope FrancisEndangered Species Act is a modern-day Noah's Ark — Trump must stop trying to sink it Pope Francis cautions against nationalism, says recent political rhetoric has echoed 'Hitler in 1934' Pope: 'Defenseless people' targeted in US mass shootings MORE spent his last hours of 2016 in St. Peter's Square where he called on followers to help the youth find purpose in the new year.
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And before I scare a lot of you with that, I mean when you go out there and you want to learn what an enemy is up to, what an adversary might be thinking, when an adversary or an enemy begins to use all these modern tools, and especially back in that day, they were putting them up into a domain that was near defenseless. Mm-hmm.
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The Catholic Church's edict that people cannot choose genders was initially described by Pope Benedict XVI in 2012 and has since been endorsed by Pope FrancisPope FrancisEndangered Species Act is a modern-day Noah's Ark — Trump must stop trying to sink it Pope Francis cautions against nationalism, says recent political rhetoric has echoed 'Hitler in 1934' Pope: 'Defenseless people' targeted in US mass shootings MORE (The Associated Press).
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The sanctions, which included a ban on Bransfield residing in his former diocese, were ordered by Pope FrancisPope FrancisEndangered Species Act is a modern-day Noah's Ark — Trump must stop trying to sink it Pope Francis cautions against nationalism, says recent political rhetoric has echoed 'Hitler in 1934' Pope: 'Defenseless people' targeted in US mass shootings MORE and posted on the website for the Diocese of Wheeling-Charleston.
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As Alan Taylor made clear last year in his mind-opening " American Revolutions " (Norton), the victory of the rebels immediately led to the loss of the protection of the British Navy, leaving American merchant ships defenseless against the pirates of the Barbary Coast, a situation that produced a lot of imprisoned American sailors and, eventually, the Marines hitting the shores of Tripoli, inspiring the song we sang in that second-grade class in Philadelphia.
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Pope FrancisPope FrancisEndangered Species Act is a modern-day Noah's Ark — Trump must stop trying to sink it Pope Francis cautions against nationalism, says recent political rhetoric has echoed 'Hitler in 1934' Pope: 'Defenseless people' targeted in US mass shootings MORE on Wednesday announced his sorrow after seeing a photo that spread virally of a Salvadorian man and his 23-month-old daughter lying dead in the Rio Grande River after trying to cross into the United States.
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Only locally could I be a savvy cosmopolite; out in the vastness of the country, adrift and at large, every American was a hick, with the undisguisable emotions of a hick, as defenseless as even a sophisticated littérateur like Benét was against the pleasurable sort of sentiment aroused by the mere mention of Spartanburg, Santa Cruz, or the Nantucket Light, as well as unassuming Skunktown Plain, or Lost Mule Flat, or the titillatingly named Little French Lick.
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It didn't dawn on me what that truly meant until meeting the Franciscan delegation in Paris: we had representatives from six continents gathered to advocate for what Pope FrancisPope FrancisEndangered Species Act is a modern-day Noah's Ark — Trump must stop trying to sink it Pope Francis cautions against nationalism, says recent political rhetoric has echoed 'Hitler in 1934' Pope: 'Defenseless people' targeted in US mass shootings MORE calls "Caring for Our Common Home" the title of his encyclical on the environment.
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As I watch the name of Cyprus being tossed around as a laundering place for Russian black money and as a secretive tax haven, and even though I understand the journalistic temptation to suggestively exploit the name of a small country that is defenseless against demonization, I am surprised to see that serious journalists do not notice the inconsistency of basing stories on information either provided by Cyprus authorities or otherwise obtained from Cypriot sources in order to argue a case for secretiveness and evasive behavior.
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