Trump is simply the first President to do the decent thing and walk away.
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Even they, sociopathic losers and charmless geeks alike, strive to do the decent thing.
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Do the decent thing, or wait for a Labour govt to do it for you.
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His position is untenable, and he should have the guts for once to do the decent thing and resign.
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He shook off his fear of being discovered by Islamic State and tried to do the decent thing for the victims.
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"His position is untenable and, for once, he should have the guts to do the decent thing and resign," she said.
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Instead, Uber should do the decent thing and give drivers the rights to which those courts have already said they are legally entitled.
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About ten minutes later, still stricken with sadness, the ketchup lover decided to do the decent thing and lay the bottle to rest with dignity.
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"We need the old timers to do the decent thing and begin to retire" – Laura Ingraham makes a case for term limits on Capitol Hill pic.twitter.
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And she decides to do the decent thing and go up to him, and he quite understandably gives her a bit of the cold shoulder at first.
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If you've ever worn a corduroy blazer, followed The Pigeon Detectives on tour, or snogged someone from The Automatic, do the decent thing and let everybody on the internet know.
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"He's now just got to do the decent thing and accept he is not up to the job and resign with dignity so we can move on and draw a line under this sorry episode," Streeting said.
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One was that I was very sad that we live in an age when someone takes a picture of another person in a vulnerable moment, and rather than delete it, and do the decent thing, sells it.
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One was that I was very sad that when we live in an age where someone takes a picture of another person in a vulnerable moment, and rather than delete it and do the decent thing, sells it.
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"I urge you, because you are a decent man, to do the decent thing and take the only action that can avert potential disaster by stepping aside," senior lawmaker Chris Bryant said in a letter to Corbyn, which he posted on Twitter.
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It is painful to see Turnbull, a moderate conservative, saying not even "a Nobel Peace prize winner" who came by boat would be let in; that Australia will take people the United States wants out of the country rather than anyone on Manus and Nauru; that these are economic migrants (many are not; they have fled war or persecution); that in effect he can guarantee these people's bona fides to the United States — he just can't do the decent thing and admit them to Australia.
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In April 2016, British Prime Minister David Cameron appointed Ali as UK trade envoy for Bangladesh, as part of cross-party trade envoy network. She supported Owen Smith in the failed attempt to replace Jeremy Corbyn in the 2016 Labour Party (UK) leadership election, calling on Corbyn to "do the decent thing" and quit as Labour leader. Ali campaigned to remain in the European Union in the 2016 membership referendum and in 2017 voted against the triggering of Article 50.
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Teresa takes advantage of this—as well as Finlay's fondness of Lloyd—to con Lloyd into believing he is Finlay's biological father. Lloyd believes her and trying to do the decent thing, offers money to help look after him that she pocketed herself. Teresa's con is eventually revealed when WPC Mel (Emma Edmondson), Finlay's older half- sister gets suspicious and it is revealed that Finlay is not Lloyd's son. After Steve has a one-night stand with Becky, Steve's girlfriend Michelle Connor (Kym Marsh) becomes suspicious when Steve and Lloyd's behaviour seems strange.
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He came to be treated as a joke figure by the media, being much quoted when he said that convicted murderers should be given razor blades in order that they could "do the decent thing" and save the state the cost of keeping them in jail.John Ramsden and Richard Jay, "Lincoln: The Background to Taverne's Triumph" in Chris Cook and John Ramsden (eds.), "By-Elections in British Politics" (Macmillan, 1973), p. 304-5. The campaign saw extensive coverage in the press and on broadcast media. On 22 February the Daily Telegraph reported the results of an opinion poll which showed Taverne had a lead of only 2% over the official Labour candidate, well within the margin of error.
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In parliament he was a member of the Science and Technology Select Committee. While Labour were in government he served as Parliamentary Private Secretary first to the Lord Chancellor, Charles Falconer, Baron Falconer of Thoroton, then to the Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government, Hazel Blears, and finally after 2009 to the Secretary of State for Defence, Bob Ainsworth. In June 2016, Labour Party activists in Stoke-on-Trent South proposed a motion of no confidence in Flello after he called on Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn to "do the decent thing and resign". He had supported Owen Smith in the failed attempt to replace Jeremy Corbyn in the 2016 Labour leadership election.
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In the next film, Zatoichi: The Festival of Fire, he is once again using his trademark cane sword, outfitted with a new blade of unknown origin and quality. The principal recurring thematic formula of these films and the television series is that of the ever-wandering and sentimental drifter who protects the innocent and the helpless from oppressive or warring yakuza gangs, stops the worst of general injustice or predation and aids the unfortunate, and often, through no fault of his own, is set upon by ruffians or stumbles into harm's way. Zatoichi's saga is essentially one of an earthy but basically good and wise man almost always trying to do the decent thing, to somehow redeem himself and perhaps atone for past failings. Nevertheless, he believes himself instead to be a stained, corrupted and evil man, irredeemable and undeserving of the love and respect that some show and rightly have for him.
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