That doesn't mean shirking responsibility or failing to hold others accountable.
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They overwhelmingly criticized the president for failing to hold Putin accountable.
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But the major indexes closed lower on Wednesday, failing to hold onto strong gains.
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Bitcoin prices traded higher on Tuesday after crossing, but failing to hold, the $8,000 level.
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Saudi Arabian Mining Co (Ma'aden) lost 1.0 percent, failing to hold onto gains in the day.
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But some politicians and campaigners say shareholders are to blame for failing to hold companies to account.
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When an outside monitor faulted Volkswagen for failing to hold executives accountable, Mr. Stadler stayed in place.
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Buttigieg was criticized by the family of the deceased, Eric Logan, for failing to hold the officer accountable.
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The contract closed below its session high after failing to hold support above the 50-day moving average.
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Scott Walker (R) on Monday for failing to hold elections to fill vacant seats in the state legislature.
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By failing to hold the Big Four accountable, the board is putting all Americans financial futures in jeopardy.
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"He made a ton of money while failing to hold up his end of the bargain," Tong said.
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Trading has been choppy all week with major stock indexes failing to hold direction for a full session.
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Trump's team has criticized the WTO for failing to hold China accountable for not executing on promised market reforms.
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U.S. futures seesawed on Tuesday, with Dow futures failing to hold initial gains and dropping more than 200 points.
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And she knocked Comstock for failing to hold any public town hall events since she was elected to Congress.
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"Turning the other cheek does not mean failing to hold those who do, or enable, violence accountable," Heath said.
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"Failing to hold them accountable only encourages other officers to be similarly neglectful in discharging their legal obligations," wrote Chopra.
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Originally launched in 2005, Club Penguin shut down on March 29, 2017, after failing to hold onto its user-base.
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Japan's benchmark index closed flat at 16,254.45, failing to hold onto morning gains, and posting a weekly loss of 2 percent.
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The goal allowed the Bruins (10-7-8063) to escape despite failing to hold leads of 2-0 and 3-229.
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Last month, Warren grilled the then-CEO, accusing him of "gutless leadership " and failing to hold himself accountable for his staff's actions.
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President Maithripala Sirisena's fragile coalition government has been accused of emboldening extremists by failing to hold groups that incite hatred to account.
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They've certainly made mistakes since retaking House control this year — namely, failing to hold investigative hearings that might have shifted public opinion.
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The note calls out the FCC for failing to hold open meetings and seemingly ignoring the millions of comments submitted by the public.
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Adam Schiff (D-Calif.) to rehash the central allegations against the president and warn of the consequences of failing to hold him accountable.
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Fresno State allowed just 36 total points in its five Mountain West wins before failing to hold a two-touchdown advantage against Boise State.
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Stacey Abrams masterfully proved that you can talk about unity and crossing party lines without being needlessly conciliatory or failing to hold folks accountable.
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Mr. Trump has come under intense criticism for failing to hold Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman of Saudi Arabia accountable for Mr. Khashoggi's death.
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To make matters worse, the country's media has become extremely pliant and is failing to hold the prime minister and his government to scrutiny.
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The reports issued by lawmakers last week fault Duke and Quigley for failing to hold Sloan accountable for years of submitting incomplete plans to regulators.
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"This is overwhelming for Jill and me," he said with the pained look on his face of a man trying and failing to hold back tears.
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Not only is the limit failing to hold down the debt, it creates unfortunate opportunities for political grandstanding, partisan cheap shots and fiscal brinkmanship in Washington.
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While still Trump's biggest foreign policy success, the US President's first meeting with Kim was criticized by some for failing to hold North Korea to firm guarantees.
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Mr. Thompson faulted Volkswagen in a report this year for failing to hold executives accountable and for not making a serious enough attempt to remake its culture.
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CBOT March corn declined 163-1/2 cents to $3.85 a bushel after failing to hold technical chart support at its 50- and 100-day moving averages.
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The committee was also criticized for failing to hold a public hearing on its map until the map had been drawn and approved by the full House.
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Some Twitter users seized on images of the missing letters to poke fun at the Conservatives: one said their glue was even failing to hold the party together.
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Personal Health Most people say "I'm sorry" many times a day for a host of trivial affronts – accidentally bumping into someone or failing to hold open a door.
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Over a century removed from the inking of the majority of these treaties, the United States government is still failing to hold up its end of the bargain.
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Traders noted some long liquidation pushed spot prices to a session low of $2568,20.3 an ounce after failing to hold above the 214.28-day moving average at $855.113,2855.11.
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The cautious comments from both firms come as the is under pressure, failing to hold new highs, amid trade war worries and the sell-off in emerging markets.
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So the report isn't saying the US is becoming anti-democratic, in the sense that it's suspending civil liberties, failing to hold free elections, or anything dramatic like that.
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Jeremy Klein, chief market strategist at FBN Securities, attributed Monday's soft session for stocks, in part, to the three major indexes failing to hold most of their Friday gains.
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The dollar dallied, with an early prod higher failing to hold and turning into a 21 percent dip against a basket of major currencies for a second day running.
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Lawmakers have spent the last several days hammering the company and its board for failing to hold anyone accountable for mistakes that may have contributed to the two crashes.
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"Our two political parties are broken," McCaffrey said in a tweet, calling the Republican Party "a Trump cult" for what he saw as failing to hold Trump accountable via impeachment.
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The British currency also struggled against the dollar, failing to hold on to earlier gains that had lifted the pound further away from sub-$02303 10-month lows last week.
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CBOT soybean futures were down 0.4% at $8.95-1/4 a bushel, failing to hold the psychological $32.223 level after touching its highest since July 30 at $9.04-3/4.
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A day after failing to hold a two-run lead in the ninth, Jose Alvarado gave up a leadoff single to Luke Voit in the bottom half of the 11th.
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Democratic House impeachment managers have argued during the trial that failing to hold the president accountable for his actions enables him to continue what they deem is an abuse of power.
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Mr Santos's opponents accuse him of failing to hold out for tougher terms because of a desire to clinch peace (and, yes, the Nobel prize) before his term ends in 2018.
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" Protect Our Defenders, an advocacy group that's been a staunch supporter of Gillibrand's proposal, slammed Congress for failing to hold a vote and also called on Obama to take action. "Mr.
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In a report in April that dealt with the criminal charges, Mr. Thompson faulted the company for failing to hold executives accountable and moving too slowly to remake the corporate culture.
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RHP Sean O'Sullivan, making his second start since returning from Pawtucket, allowed four runs on seven hits and didn't get a decision on Friday night — twice failing to hold two-run leads.
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The deaths occurred against the background of political paralysis in the nation, largely because of President Joseph Kabila's reluctance to step down after failing to hold elections, as constitutionally mandated, last year.
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The White House has cast the probe as illegitimate and unconstitutional, accusing Democrats of not affording Trump due process and flouting past precedent by failing to hold a vote to formalize the investigation.
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South Africa's constitutional court ruled on April 3 that Zuma had violated the constitution by ignoring an order to repay the money, and criticized parliament for failing to hold Zuma to his obligations.
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After traveling to Belgium and Britain, Trump stunned the world in Finland on Monday by failing to hold Putin accountable for meddling in the 2016 U.S. election as the two stood side-by-side.
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Rodney has 13 saves in 42 chances, and he threw 28 pitches while failing to hold a three-run lead in the ninth inning of an 8-21 loss to the Padres on Saturday.
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Dalton's 4 TDs lead Bengals past Browns CLEVELAND — After failing to hold a two-touchdown lead at halftime last week at Green Bay, the Cincinnati Bengals made sure they finished the job this time.
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His performance there has been overwhelmingly panned, with Republicans, Democrats and even some of Trump's staunchest supporters criticizing the president for failing to hold Putin accountable for Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election.
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With Kerber serving for a place in the last four, Kasatkina earned two break points with a forehand and leveled the scores before again failing to hold her serve and being left on the backfoot.
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Still, N.M. agreed to speak publicly for the first time, in a series of interviews this month with BuzzFeed News, to offer a cautionary tale about the dangers of failing to hold religious figures accountable.
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Facebook and Google are facing fresh criticism for failing to hold back the tide of fake news online, as the aftermath of the mass shooting in Las Vegas once again revealed shortcomings in their algorithms.
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Democrats scoffed at recent FTC fines that resolved privacy investigations into Facebook and Google's YouTube, contending Trump's chosen regulators are failing to hold tech accountable for misdeeds despite the sharp rhetoric aimed at the industry.
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Clearly well short of his best form, Raonic saved two break points in the fifth before failing to hold and Djokovic comfortably sealed the win in the sixth when his opponent netted a forehand service return.
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Failing to hold anyone accountable for causing the Great Recession as the economy struggled to regain its footing generated significant public resentment, from the Tea Party on the right to Occupy Wall Street on the left.
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The dollar fell on Thursday, failing to hold the previous day's gains on the back of upbeat U.S. data, as the euro resumed a rally that has taken it near its highest level in three years.
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Top House Energy and Commerce Committee Democrats on Wednesday rebuked their GOP colleagues for failing to hold any oversight hearings of the Federal Communications Commission this year amid the FCC's efforts to strike net neutrality regulations. Rep.
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Trump undercut his own ethics message by failing to hold Pruitt accountable for obvious transgressions beginning with revelations that Pruitt had entered into a below-market ($50-a-night) lodging accommodation with the spouse of a registered lobbyist.
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Ellen Haring, Director of Research and Programs at SWAN, added that the military is not only failing to hold perpetrators accountable but that those service members who do report sexual assault are still highly likely to experience retaliation.
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So when Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi, an effective and often groundbreaking career politician, refuses to articulate a rationale for failing to hold Trump accountable, she gets the benefit of the doubt, and quite a bit more.
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In "The Right Way to Say 'I'm Sorry'," Jane E. Brody writes: Most people say "I'm sorry" many times a day for a host of trivial affronts – accidentally bumping into someone or failing to hold open a door.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The dollar fell on Thursday, failing to hold the previous day's gains on the back of upbeat U.S. data, as the euro resumed a rally that has taken it near its highest level in three years.
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Lawmakers said they had heard concern from the public and labor unions that the FCA was failing to hold banks to account, after years of scandals about mis-sold products and rigged markets, and lasting outrage at past bailouts.
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"Failing to hold him accountable would be a failure of our own, a mistake that could define the history of our party and our country in this moment," he said at the Progress Iowa Corn Feed in Cedar Rapids.
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Allies such as Saudi Arabia, aided by sophisticated first world consultancies, have found his weaknesses: overly simplified foreign and transactional relationships, such as the weapons sales he cited when failing to hold bin Salman to account in Khashoggi's killing.
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But critics say that failing to hold cops legally accountable for their actions will only encourage bad behavior, especially in Albuquerque, New Mexico's largest city, which has been under federal oversight for the last four years due to unconstitutional policing.
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The panel of independent investigators, set up by the U.N. Human Rights Council in 2017, accused Myanmar's government of failing to hold anyone accountable and said it was responsible "under the Genocide Convention for its failure to investigate and punish acts of genocide".
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In 2004, Salazar was appointed as auxiliary bishop of Los Angeles and titular bishop of Nesqually by Pope John Paul II. Catholic bishops in the United States have been heavily criticized for failing to hold themselves accountable for the abuse of children.
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Tehran described the move as an attempt to spark new negotiations with our European allies and fellow JCPOA signatories, for since the United States' withdrawal from the pact, Tehran has lamented other participants' failing to hold up their end of the bargain.
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"Commissioner Koskinen must be held accountable for years of stonewalling Congress' oversight efforts, obfuscating justice, providing false testimony before Congress, and failing to hold agency officials liable for unlawfully targeting groups based on their beliefs," the Freedom Caucus said in a statement.
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"Washington Republicans are failing to hold themselves accountable to the people for the corruption that has infected the party and has infected the nation's capital," said U.S. Representative Cheri Bustos, co-chair of the messaging arm of the House of Representatives' Democrats.
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Nebraska blew a golden opportunity to put itself within one game of bowl eligibility last weekend, failing to hold a fourth-quarter lead or finish off a potential go-ahead scoring drive late in regulation en route to a 27-24 overtime loss to Northwestern.
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Trump's first summit with Kim was criticized by some for failing to hold North Korea to firm guarantees, and concerns have been raised since over Pyongyang's commitment to denuclearization and Washington's own willingness to take the steps needed for a peace treaty to be signed.
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Phillies 12, Pirates 3 After failing to hold a 22-24 lead in his last start, Philadelphia pitcher Vince Velasquez (22-24) gave up two runs in five innings while the Phillies offense scored five times in the fifth inning and cruised past visiting Pittsburgh.
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By failing to hold regular and timely news briefings and doling out cryptic information, the government "has made the problem seem much larger than it looks," said Hiromi Murakami, an expert on health policy at the National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies in Tokyo.
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During a campaign rally for Hillary Clinton in Philadelphia on Tuesday, President Obama sharply criticized the media's recent coverage of Donald Trump, saying journalists were creating false equivalence between Trump and Clinton while failing to hold Trump to task for various "disqualifying" statements he has made.
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Efforts to increase accountability US Catholic bishops have been heavily criticized for failing to hold themselves accountable for the sexual abuse of children, especially after a grand jury report in Pennsylvania released this summer found widespread evidence of abuse by priests and cover-ups by bishops.
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But Aristeia argued that Sina was "failing to hold itself to the standards expected of U.S.-listed public company boards" and called for the company to consider a sale or merger of Sina or Weibo, which is separately listed, or a buyback of shares by management.
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By giving Spicer opportunities that most everyday Americans will never have in their lifetimes, critics argue, institutions like Harvard, the Emmys, and now Dancing With the Stars are suggesting that Spicer's behavior in the White House is acceptable while failing to hold him accountable for his actions.
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Sanchez was charged with a passed ball in Game 1 of the division series for failing to hold on to a diving slider from Zack Britton, but he made some nimble stops of darting pitches from Chapman in the ninth inning of Game 3 with runners on base.
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That's when a group of former yeshiva students known as Young Advocates for Fair Education filed a complaint accusing the New York City Department of Education of failing to hold dozens of yeshivas to state education standards, leaving them without a basic command of English, math or science.
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He got off to a rocky start on the morning show even before the Trump scandal erupted; this summer, Today co-host Al Roker took Bush to task for failing to hold Ryan Lochte accountable during an interview after the Olympic swimmer lied about being robbed at gunpoint in Rio de Janeiro.
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US Catholic bishops announce new policies to police bishops Catholic bishops in the United States have been heavily criticized for failing to hold themselves accountable for the sexual abuse of children, especially after a grand jury report in Pennsylvania released this summer found widespread evidence of abuse by priests and coverups by bishops.
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Senators are also poised this week to take action on a resolution to cut off American support for the Saudi-led war in Yemen, a rebuke to Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman of Saudi Arabia for the killing of Mr. Khashoggi and to Mr. Trump for failing to hold him responsible for it.
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Opposition leaders blamed Puerto Rico's predicament on Mr. Rosselló, for failing to appoint a secretary of state until two days before he left office; on Mr. Rivera Schatz, for failing to hold a confirmation hearing last week; and on Mr. Pierluisi, for failing to clearly define a constitutional path forward before taking the oath, even though he is a lawyer.
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Jim HimesJames (Jim) Andres HimesRising star Ratcliffe faces battle to become Trump's intel chief Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Live coverage: Mueller testifies before Congress MORE (D-Conn.) said Republicans created "lasting damage" for other congressional committees by failing to hold witnesses who declined to answer certain questions accountable, affording them "historically broad and unprecedented exemptions" in their questioning.
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Opposition leaders blamed Puerto Rico's predicament on Mr. Rosselló, for failing to appoint a secretary of state until two days before he left office; on Mr. Rivera Schatz, for failing to hold a confirmation hearing last week; and on Mr. Pierluisi, for failing to clearly define a constitutional path forward before taking the oath, even though he is a lawyer.
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Gidley suggested that the White House is unfairly criticized for failing to hold press briefings when 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 addresses the media or for not making the president available when it holds briefings.
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