But the association did issue a rare statement on Sunday night expressing regret about Wolf's performance.
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Sandberg spoke publicly for the first time Thursday about the controversy, expressing regret about leadership's halting response.
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Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg joined her boss Mark Zuckerberg in expressing "regret" about the company's relationship with Cambridge Analytica.
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In expressing regret about her earlier statements, about Mr. Trump, she said only that she should not have uttered them.
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Roque declined to comment on Japanese Internal Affairs and Communications Minister Seiko Noda expressing regret about the statue when she met Duterte on Tuesday.
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Jamaican activist Glenroy Murray said May's comments were a "necessary step in acknowledging and expressing regret about a historical reality that has impacted LGBT people everywhere".
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Recently, as Ms. Gund has taken to selling off more of her paintings to bankroll her most important causes, she has begun expressing regret about not entering into the family business.
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In what amounts to his closing arguments, McCain has already made headlines by expressing regret about selecting Sarah Palin, as opposed to Lieberman, as his running mate in 2008, a point he echoes here.
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"We always do these things in isolation, without thinking about what it means for the big powers — for Russia and China — who are batshit paranoid" about a potential quick, pre-emptive American attack, the adviser said, expressing regret about how the issue was handled during Obama's tenure.
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NORFOLK, Va — President Trump on Saturday asserted the "complete power to pardon" relatives, aides and possibly even himself in response to investigations into Russia's meddling in last year's election, as he came to the defense of Attorney General Jeff Sessions just days after expressing regret about appointing him.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE is expressing regret about his decision not to visit Arlington National Cemetery to mark Veterans Day.
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While Colbert has long been an outspoken critic against some of Trump's policies, Fallon only recently became the target his attacks after expressing regret about an infamously lighthearted interview he had with the then-presidential candidate in 2016 — a chat critics slammed for humanizing Trump after the host playfully toussled the businessman's hair.
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All Quiet on the Western Front dwells on the alternating terror and boredom of trench life, opens with hungry soldiers looking for food, features a soldier expressing regret about having taken home leave, contains a failed effort to carry a wounded comrade to safety after an airplane-related injury, and very heavily emphasizes the notion of World War I as senseless slaughter whose causes nobody can even comprehend.
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Whistler survives, having ejected from the plane just in time and is reunited with his friend the Brigadier. The villagers with the implanted embryos are released and the embryos all die. The Doctor walks away, head bowed, expressing regret about the destruction.
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In 2010, Berhane was refused an entry visa to the UK, even though she had been invited to speak of her experiences of persecution in Eritrea at a series of meetings in Great Britain. An early day motion expressing regret about this decision was supported by 41 out of 41 MPs, none chose to withdraw from voting.
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An enraged Davey fires his pistol, killing Rice. Realizing that Jack had tricked him into shooting the spy, Davey discards the pistol, pulls the miniature of Jack out of his pocket and breaks the miniature on the concrete. Blood begins to pour from the bullet holes that now riddle Jack's body, and he collapses. While expressing regret about the rule, "...leaving when they stop believing," Jack confesses Davey was always his favorite playmate.
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Rabbah bar bar Hana heard a Heavenly Voice expressing regret about making an oath and asking who would annul the oath. When Rabbah bar bar Hana came before the Rabbis, they told him that he should have annulled the oath. But Rabbah bar bar Hana thought that perhaps it was the oath in connection with the Flood, where in God promised never to destroy the world again with another flood. The Rabbis replied that if that had been the oath, the Heavenly Voice would not have expressed regret.
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Following the death of Umar, Raja likely entered retirement. According to the medieval Persian historian Abu Nu'aym al-Isfahani (d. 1038), he refused to accompany Umar's successor, Caliph Yazid II () on the latter's visit to Jerusalem. After Caliph Hisham () wrote to Raja expressing regret about his executions of the Qadari (at the time a theological school of Islam that asserted humans possessed free will) scholars Ghaylan al-Dimashqi and Salih Qubba, Raja wrote back supporting Hisham's decision; the executed scholars had been known political dissidents during the reign of Raja's patron, Umar II. According to the medieval historian Ibn al-Athir (d.
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A number of athletes, including retired sprinter Michael Johnson, criticised the organisation for its response to the incident. There was additional outcry from South Africans, alleging undertones of European racism and imperialism embedded in the gender testing. Many local media reports highlighted these frustrations and challenged the validity of the tests with the belief that through Semenya's testing, members of the Global North did not want South Africans to excel. The IAAF said it confirmed the requirement for a sex verification test after the news had already been reported in the media, denying charges of racism and expressing regret about "the allegations being made about the reasons for which these tests are being conducted".
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No government officials attended the debate; none of the legislators from the Democratic Alliance for the Betterment and Progress of Hong Kong, spoke on the motion before casting their opposing vote. However, a minor breakthrough occurred when independent medical representative Leung Ka-lau voted to support the motion; that another non-affiliated lawmaker Paul Chan Mo-po (accountancy) joined the democrats in observing a minute's silence during the debate was also described as a ground-breaking. Chim Pui-chung from the financial sector said China might have disintegrated like the Soviet Union had Beijing not taken a hard line. Three other amendments moved by pan-democrats - one demanding the inclusion of the incident in school history books and another expressing regret about recent remarks on the issue by Donald Tsang - also failed.
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