But, unlike Bullock, Davis actually made an effort to win.
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Even so, Gardner made an effort to play it cool.
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But only Ford made an effort to answer every single question.
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He also made an effort to contrast with Mr. Trump stylistically.
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The company has also made an effort to showcase original content.
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And France has at least made an effort to combat discrimination.
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And it has made an effort to allow smoke where possible.
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She really made an effort to make the moment so special.
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"I made an effort to get my hands up higher," Scherzer said.
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Despite that, she's made an effort to make films they'll both enjoy.
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The Pentagon has made an effort to recruit cyber talent as well.
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P&G has also made an effort to include the transgender community.
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And I've made an effort to get everyone together every year since.
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They made an effort to get him out, but he hung around.
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Starting about two years ago, Snopes made an effort to professionalize itself.
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The company has also made an effort to reclaim materials from used iPhones.
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"I've really made an effort to reach out across the aisle," Smith said.
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So for the Galaxy S8, Samsung made an effort to do something different.
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"She made an effort four times and she tried to speak," he said.
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He always made an effort, even when the odds were stacked against him.
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Trump made an effort Monday to explain why he had changed his mind.
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"They made an effort to only look at what was covered," she said.
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Woody: Russia has made an effort to rebuild its navy in recent years.
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Even the Prime Minister has made an effort to reach out to Congress.
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After, Cespedes made an effort to sign autographs and take pictures with fans.
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"All these people have made an effort just for me," she explained to viewers.
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Bush has made an effort to be by her husband's side, despite her condition.
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Courts in the past have made an effort to avoid conflicting injunctions, she said.
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The Academy made an effort to bolster its diversity efforts with its latest additions.
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He made an effort to look unaffected, but he felt furious on Hina's behalf.
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The cartoonist made an effort not to miss even one classic anti-Semitic representation.
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Both agencies have made an effort to demonstrate that they want to work together.
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McConnell's allies say he's made an effort to include women in his leadership circle.
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I made an effort to search my memory for details and I found few.
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At one time, the United Nations made an effort to play peacekeeper in Kashmir.
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Second, Dow has made an effort to think hard about customers as well as chemistry.
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Even lawmakers who support Trump have made an effort to distance themselves from the candidate.Rep.
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However, we've also made an effort to incorporate the children into our charity gift-giving.
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She made an effort to push back against that and highlight artists of different backgrounds.
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I probably would have made an effort to find another day trip outside of Tokyo.
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Just one in ten decision-makers made an effort to learn their district's policy preferences.
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Many protesters made an effort the next day to apologize, recognizing they may have erred.
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But the Obama administration certainly made an effort to analyze mistakes and do better next time.
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It seemed sad and strange to me that he had made an effort to get one.
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But in recent years the party has made an effort to win over more black voters.
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"I made an effort to ignore the fact that there are other Thor films," he wrote.
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Now, Esquire has admitted its shortcomings — and it's made an effort to fix the problem, too.
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He's made an effort to sharpen his foreign policy platform as part of his 2020 campaign.
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Diana Shores unsuccessfully made an effort to overrule Adams, but only received support from four people.
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I've really made an effort to change my approach to sleeping in the past 18 months.
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As its young clientele has aged, the company's made an effort to keep up with them.
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We made an effort to make our software very accessible, fitting the name "Easy 3D Scan".
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Over the last 10 years, I've made an effort to spend more time between book covers.
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When he stopped trying after five days, she made an effort to reconnect a week later.
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"We made an effort right from the beginning to avoid jokes about that stereotype," said Kaplowitz.
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S. Soccer made an effort on that front before and during last Friday's friendly against Mexico.
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When dating, he made an effort to be upfront and transparent about being a single father.
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She was glad the organizers made an effort to include women of color in the march.
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Apple made an effort to up Siri's music knowledge in advance of HomePod's release, and it shows.
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Tech companies have made an effort to move away from these early design decisions steeped in stereotypes.
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Over the years, the White House has made an effort to reach young girls and minority students.
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The official "Stronger In" campaign made an effort to engage young people using the patronizing "#votin" hashtag.
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Deriving from that, Russia has made an effort to form structures that are engaged in this matter.
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Since then, his aides have made an effort keep members of the media informed of his movements.
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WikiLeaks made an effort not to release any source code that could be used to endanger systems.
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Apple has made an effort to distance itself from the controversies surrounding Google and Facebook's business models.
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Apple has made an effort to distance itself from the controversies surrounding Google and Facebook's business model.
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She said that their parents made an effort to expose them to cultures all over the world.
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The Pelicans made an effort to head off any potential tampering when they announced Davis's trade request.
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That said, we've made an effort to include kilometers and local currency for Australian articles when possible.
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At first, I made an effort to listen because I did not want to hurt his feelings.
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But then both sides made an effort — and were surprised by how much they liked each other.
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He has made an effort to tout the Freedom Caucus, not himself, as essential to the debate.
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But we've really made an effort to tie in as many local communities and businesses as we can.
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From meditation and journaling to eating pizza, I made an effort to truly show myself that I care.
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Zampino said the next time the women saw each other, they made an effort to mend their relationship.
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And so we talked to the Brotherhood and they made an effort to spread it around the world.
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He said at Comic-Con that he made an effort to be a perfect gentleman, according to E!
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I made an effort to make the theme entries different and managed to get seven themers in there.
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While I don't have an innate love for any of these, I've made an effort to be interested.
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Lundvall made an effort to continually ask King Mo if he spoke English, something he took umbrage to.
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Loeffler has also made an effort to lean into Trump just ahead of Collins's anticipated announcement, attacking Sen.
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In recent years, the authorities have made an effort to curb alcohol-fueled crime without alienating foreign visitors.
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He is sensitive to racism, in other words, and says he made an effort to ensure Predictim is not.
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Udacity has made an effort to brand itself as a solution for the education asymmetries that plague the economy.
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When she launched Glossier in 2014, she made an effort to incorporate her readers into the product development process.
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The Russian government has made an effort to portray the coming elections for the State Duma, scheduled for Sep.
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Neither Mahr nor anyone else at Sanitation Salvage made an effort to correct the lie about the homeless man.
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For the same reasons we started making lunch, we made an effort to cook dinner at home more often.
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Some speakers made an effort to distance themselves from more notorious white power organizations like the Ku Klux Klan.
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"We have made an effort to say, 'Entrepreneurs create new things, and you do that too,'" Mr. D'Ambrosio said.
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As he poured me my lunch and cut a slice of fresh bread, I made an effort to converse.
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Since my dad didn't have that dynamic with his parents, he made an effort to have it with me.
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Mr. Bernhardt has testified to Congress that he has made an effort to be ethical in all his work.
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Without an announced timeline for Dimon's return, execs made an effort to emphasize that JPMorgan is in good hands.
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It also doesn't help that Democrats have barely made an effort to offer their own ideas about the caravan.
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He made an effort to smile at Livia, who looked back blankly with a shake of her uncombed hair.
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Some companies have added hubs (like Wink) and made an effort to tie some of these disparate products together.
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Ryan and Murray both made an effort to avoid gimmicks: They refused to use any OCO spending for defense.
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Rob, too, made an effort to get to know Chyna's family, spending quality time with her 3-year-old son.
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And Roby has made an effort to make clear that no one is closer to the administration than she is.
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But it can be quite cruel if you've made an effort to avoid a day, a trend, a news cycle.
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But in the days after coming in No. 2, the campaign made an effort to highlight its Granite State organization.
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Spread the word If each of us made an effort to do our part, the ripple effects could be huge.
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It makes me think you have also made an effort to involve people with more access to funding than average.
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In the last election, the Trump campaign made an effort to portray Hillary Clinton as ill, as in poor health.
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Some made an effort to preside fairly, while others used their position to promote the political agenda of the administration.
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It's also made an effort to get physical forms into the hands of residents, especially in rural, more isolated areas.
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Marissa Mayer's roots are as an engineer at Google, and she made an effort to beef up Yahoo's technical talent.
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However, Google has made an effort to promote trusted news sources that have a clear editorial process and content standards.
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I don't have dietary restrictions, but I made an effort to try plant-based meals along with more omnivorous options.
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DHS has made an effort to emphasize that TPS depends on the original reason for the designation, not current conditions.
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On Tuesday, Mr. Mattis made an effort to salvage relations with Mexico, at least in the area of military cooperation.
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"For me, it is very important to be here, and that's why I made an effort to rehab," Gonzalez said.
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He has won in states where he barely made an effort, and that's because his brand transcended traditional campaign mechanics.
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Speaker of the House Paul Ryan made an effort to reassure those immigrants Thursday night, during a televised CNN town hall.
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Like British society more broadly, then, most football forums have made an effort to move away from discrimination and general chauvinism.
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"She made an effort to start the year fresh, and she is having a good year so far," says the source.
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Rankin said Cummings — a longtime friend — made an effort to resolve the matter at the time, but that McConnell blocked it.
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Buckingham Palace is yet to comment on the claims, however, Markle has always made an effort to support the tennis star.
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Bush had made an effort to encourage experimentation at the company, investing in health-care startups and constantly launching new products.
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The most significant topic — on which he has made an effort to hear me out — is women's issues, rights, and equality.
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The industry has made an effort to do so by providing metadata, real-time surveillance, and data backups to law enforcement.
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The government also made an effort to spell out more clearly what Italians could and could not do, in "FAQ" form.
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Marissa Mayer's roots are as an engineer at Google, and she has made an effort to beef up Yahoo's technical talent.
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I think the Chinese really made an effort and are making an effort to settle so we didn't lose our hope.
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While talking to Billboard about her sixth studio album Younger Now, Cyrus made an effort to distance herself from rap music.
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We made an effort to defy what had become a set of clichés that define the superhero film in this era.
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Well, if we're talking about those competitors in particular, we've made an effort recently to run much more authoritative gear reviews.
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Since then, Brown has made an effort to stay in the public eye, holding virtual town halls and regular appearances on television.
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Jen Pinkham Gutierrez, a sixth-grade teacher in Lodi, California, told me her students have made an effort to welcome immigrant students.
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Then, when I was working on the magazine G-Men, I made an effort to change the status quo of gay magazines.
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Several made an effort to discern what set apart the specific mineral qualities of these rieslings from mineral characteristics in other wines.
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His coaches and teammates have made an effort to ask questions, educate themselves and even partake in some of these religious practices.
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While raising Mason, Craig has made an effort to be as transparent as possible with his son about what happened with Paula.
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Although the researchers made an effort to match the control patients closely to the surgery patients, there were differences between the groups.
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And in the book, I made an effort to really ... I came out to to drive my mother crazy, but go ahead.
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"Although numerous brothers were in the possession of cell phones, no one made an effort to dial 911," the grand jury transcript states.
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Wenzhou, known as China's entrepreneurial hub, had made an effort to dispose of bad loans, control risks and managed risky firms' mutual guarantees.
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Essence magazine has made an effort to cover more trans news and feature trans black women like Ross, Willis, Mock, and Laverne Cox.
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Repeated mistakes A Baidu spokeswoman said in a statement to The Wall Street Journal that its made an effort to remedy these problems.
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Modeling the effect of a state specific waiver is a difficult prospect, and it's clear the CBO made an effort to do so.
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Since I find myself dining out at restaurants or at family or friend's homes, I have barely made an effort to buy groceries.
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Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige made an effort to dampen any resultant disappointment in an interview with Fandango after Far From Home's release.
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Over the past five years, various big game–makers have made an effort to step away from questions of politics, history, and morality.
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It's unclear how successful the training was, Sanneh said, but he could tell people made an effort to have meaningful conversations about race.
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The most recent winner whom I hadn't heard of and then made an effort to read was Imre Kertesz, who won in 21.
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But by January 22, that number had jumped to 43%, suggesting people made an effort to follow through on promises to get fit.
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Recently, however, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) made an effort to address this issue when it released its new Compliance Assistance Sandbox.
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The Mexican court system has made an effort to extradite him to the U.S., but the process could take months to be finalized.
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Several black lawmakers who supported other candidates said they did so mostly because those campaigns made an effort to reach out to them.
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Toru Otsuka, a conservative member of the Obihiro City Council, acknowledged that Ms. Nakagawa had "made an effort" during her time in office.
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But the Knicks have made an effort to lower the barricades that faced any reporter hoping to gain reasonable access to their players.
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I had learned that yellow-headed Amazons are not that friendly, so when Joey made an effort to befriend me, that meant even more.
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And finally, the show made an effort in its second season to discuss all the reasons suicide is not the answer for troubled teens.
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"All the parties made an effort to ensure that the settlement agreement is reasonable, adequate and fair," the High Court said in its judgement.
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Simply because it had made an effort to eradicate anything obscene or abusive from its online forums, a gavel was dropped on Prodigy's head.
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"All the parties made an effort to ensure that the settlement agreement is reasonable, adequate and fair," the High Court said in its judgment.
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Miller has made an effort to call the shots on the minutiae of immigration policy, including calling up midlevel officials and demanding status updates.
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Perhaps Mr. Chan and Mr. Knoxville could have been, had someone made an effort to provide them with funny material and a coherent story.
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Its home video rights, which predate streaming, have since lapsed and the Weinsteins have never made an effort to renew it, according to Smith.
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He said he made an effort to recruit community groups for the facility at the beginning, but was blacklisted by the then-Councilwoman Lopez.
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Directors of more recent productions have made an effort to adapt "West Side Story" into something culturally relevant and a bit more politically correct.
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But the point remains in both the book and the series that no one recognized the signs and made an effort to help Hannah.
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In addition, refugees who have made an effort to integrate through language courses, apprenticeship and work would be given priority to invite family members.
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The Buccaneers led by as many as 23 points with 6:21 left before the Tigers made an effort to get back in it.
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Susan Collins made an effort to maintain her border state's relationship with Canada, tweeting that the US "must preserve this friendship" with the country.
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Twenty-seven per cent of respondents in our survey say they have made an effort to reduce their consumption of meat in the past year.
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This isn't a lone case, the Kremlin has made an effort in recent years to crack down on a number of activists and religious minorities.
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What Facebook knows about you Ina Fried made an effort to round up all the different kinds of data that Facebook collects about its users.
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The overlap makes some sense: Origin PC makes hulking no-holds-barred systems, while Corsair has made an effort to craft some space-conscious builds.
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The company's executives at the time made an effort to placate privacy concerns with talk of strict on-device storage and end-to-end encryption.
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John Cohen, the former Homeland Security acting Undersecretary, told CNN that the Trump administration has "clearly" made "an effort" to worry people about the caravan.
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Then the former pageant queen made an effort to further explore her connection with Luke P. by offering him the remaining one-on-one date.
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But unlike most filters you find today in photo-sharing apps like Instagram, Tumblr has made an effort to differentiate its filters from the crowd.
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Le Maire said talks with the Chinese were extraordinarily difficult and that France had "made an effort" on the price to try to unblock negotiations.
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She points to a Michigan boarding school where cops have made an effort to reduce conflict by asking for help communicating with children with autism.
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However, even when Obama has spoken up, he has made an effort to stay on the sidelines, often refusing to call out Trump by name.
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"We've made an effort to stop using the word breach," said Chris Vickery, a leading investigator of data exposures working for the security firm UpGuard.
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Tumblr made an effort to ensure that the artistic content that was Tumblr's lifeblood didn't become part of the ban, which was enforced by algorithm.
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Nearby, the new Hilton London Bankside on Great Suffolk Street has made an effort to inculcate itself into the neighborhood by bridging past and present.
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Chris Meagher, a spokesman, said the campaign had made an effort to hire people of color in leadership positions, including Brandon Neal, a senior adviser.
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I don't know if it was a sixth sense or something else, but he made an effort to listen to others and be deeply empathetic.
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We're not saying there are going to be any beer summits in this pair's future but, at the very least, they made an effort to smile.
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Clue and Spot On have made an effort to use more inclusive language to represent trans men, among others, but they're still not free of critique.
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Guadagno has made a point of targeting Murphy on his Wall Street history — which Murphy has made an effort to erase from his pitch to voters.
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"I've always made an effort to not make a joke of my size — to let the joke be about what I'm saying or doing," said Bryant.
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And though he took measures to hide it in front of elite company, he made an effort to save as much of his income as possible.
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Despite the fact, Saudi Arabia, Russia and the other producers made an effort to show a unified front at the CERAWeek meeting, oil continued to weaken.
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"And I had a couple — two or three other Democrats who would have been very easy pick ups if they just made an effort," he added.
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It is, however, an unusual instance of old-school legerdemain in an era when mixologists have made an effort to be more scrupulous about cocktail history.
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As sad as that sounds, it helped us realize that we could be doing so much better if we just made an effort with our money.
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According to the complaint letter seen by the Post, other bidders allege that CertiPath made an effort to obscure Robert Trump's financial interest in the company.
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There were hardly any people in the store, and most of them seemed to be working there, though none made an effort to engage with me.
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Elizabeth Warren, who had previously made an effort to work with Ocasio-Cortez on multiple issues, including in helping with Puerto Rico's recovery after Hurricane Maria.
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So if you fear you're doomed to buy a bad gift, then maybe you should find something that shows at least that you made an effort.
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When the opportunity for a show came up in her discussions with Christopher Bedford, the Baltimore museum's director, she made an effort to localize the show.
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Wright said he was glad the video of his exploits reminded people of the special teachers in their lives who've made an effort to inspire them.
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Although the former reality stars haven't been spotted out together publicly, Hilton's made an effort to wish Richie a Happy Birthday on Instagram the past few years.
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Not least because DC's finally heard all the complaints about their cinematic universe feeling way too dark, and made an effort to lighten things up a bit.
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Let me get this out of the way: I have made an effort to change some of my own habits when it comes to violent animal language.
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"These heroic aviation personnel of ours made an effort to make an emergency landing for reasons we do not yet know," Akar told reporters at the scene.
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P&G recently made an effort to focus on its core products, like Gillette razors, and shed unprofitable brands after it struggled to boost top-line growth.
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Bert & Bertie made an effort to hire female heads of department for Troop Zero and brought groups of local girls on set to watch them at work.
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White house memo Previous presidents made an effort to make a distinction between the two and had their campaigns, not taxpayers, foot the bill for political events.
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Even with its relatively small population of about 20183,000, Cincinnati's leaders made an effort to support entrepreneurs, and the city became home to several growing tech companies.
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Ms. Bickert, whom I have interviewed too and who certainly has made an effort to tame the platform, gamely tried to make this point to Mr. Cooper.
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But Senate staff members involved in the bill's development said that they had made an effort to work with tech companies concerned about modifying the decency act.
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The Recording Academy has made an effort to diversify its membership amid complaints that the Grammys are not an even playing field for minority and women artists.
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When writing and editing my resume, I made an effort to make each of my experiences as clear and detailed as possible, while respecting the space limitations.
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She said she had made an effort to use a positive approach in her posts, though she acknowledged that might be difficult in the current political climate.
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All of which suggests that the 2020 Democratic field would benefit from more candidates who made an effort to appeal to both the left and the center.
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As Trump's poll numbers have dipped over the last several weeks, his campaign has made an effort to present a softer, more diplomatic version of the candidate.
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Since Banerji had made an effort to ensure her tweets were anonymous, it effectively dispelled the department's argument that the comments would make her appear biased or unprofessional.
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"We made an effort to fully repeal and replace ObamaCare and we'll continue, with Leah Vukmir in the Senate, we'll continue to go back to that," he said.
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The company also actively made an effort to try to get the public to think fossil fuels weren't contributing to climate change through elaborate and expensive PR campaigns.
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She wrote that the government had known for years that its detention facilities did not meet the licensing requirements, but hadn't made an effort to find a solution.
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The long-overdue rebalancing of U.S.-China trade accounts could have been much larger had China made an effort to increase its imports of American goods and services.
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He made an effort to find the stranger who was holding the sign through Twitter in hopes of crediting her, but has since been unsuccessful in his search.
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" Besides, she said, "They really made an effort to cast this completely diversely and make sure the [main] voice actors were true to their characters, which I appreciate.
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Katie Holmes since made an effort to minimize any offense caused by posting a sweet message on Instagram thanking Humes and Shipp for their work on the show.
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The criticism has only intensified as the US heads toward the midterms, and Facebook has made an effort to prepare its products and moderation strategy for any manipulation.
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At her own children's school, concerned parents and pupils alike had made an effort to raise awareness by doing things like showing a video of Thunberg's Davos speech.
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The Senate made an effort to address this problem when it passed a comprehensive immigration reform bill in 28503 that included provisions for a mandatory E-verify program.
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When Bella's father died, she was in her second marriage, already seeing cracks, which she could have made an effort to mend had she cared a little more.
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It was quite difficult, because with every other play Outbox has done, I've made an effort to make sure the cast represented men, women, and non-binary people.
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On "Death Magnetic," songs had stretched out; this time, when the band found itself pushing toward extremes, it made an effort to "rein this in," Mr. Ulrich said.
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Once he was inaugurated in 2009, Obama made an effort to work with congressional Republicans — to no avail, his former director of legislative affairs Phil Schiliro told Vox.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In the past couple of years, the Metropolitan Museum of Art has made an effort to reach new audiences on the internet.
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Uncle Victor has made an effort to brighten the place up, and after midnight he even puts on a Santa suit to deliver gifts to his sleeping guests.
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The White House also made an effort to send a senior official to Israel every few weeks — to "Bibisit," as a former senior Obama-administration official put it.
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Ripley: So, I'm wondering—the Border Patrol made an effort to target women a few years ago, getting special permission from OMB to do a tailored vacancy announcement.
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Lena Dunham has made an effort to personalize the Blue Apron ads on her popular podcast, "Women of the Hour," even though she doesn't actually use the product.
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How this applies at the state level, though, can differ — some states have made an effort to build serious infrastructure around opioid addiction treatment, while others have not.
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Spencer, who now answers directly to Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella, has made an effort to sell Windows 21 as a companion, and not a competitor, to the Xbox brand.
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She also says she made an effort not to react to what Hoffman was doing so as not to alert her boyfriend or the other men in the studio.
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Officials made an effort to get school life back on schedule, with Principal Molly Ouche saying on Twitter that the school would hold its prom as scheduled on Saturday.
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I have made an effort for many people to be able to study, have a family, go for a walk, have fun, move forward, and most importantly, to dream.
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Mason has made an effort to make her personal Facebook account more private, including using a different display name and limiting who can find her using the search function.
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There was a significant break between the two sets of interviews, the judge said, and the FBI agents made an effort to distinguish their questioning from the previous round.
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Describing a moment that moved her to tears, Karas wrote that she watched as every person made an effort to say something to the grandmother before exiting the aircraft.
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The added feature is yet another attempt by Facebook to coax its users into the political arena—it's also made an effort to encourage people to register to vote.
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"We made an effort to verify [Tesla's] claim," said Doug Parker, Worksafe's executive director and a former official at the Mine Safety and Health Administration, on a press call.
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The administration has made an effort to deport immigrants who've come into contact with law enforcement, and people with past deportation orders — even orders issued decades in the past.
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Turkey's EU affairs minister, Omer Celik, said on Wednesday Ankara has made an effort to meet all criteria the EU has set for letting Turks enter Europe without visas.
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"I promise I'm going to talk you again but I don't want to do this right now," Hannah said when Luke P. made an effort to snag her again.
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We have made an effort to get voices from across the political spectrum but, of course, we will be accused of bias by those with an axe to grind.
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"We made an effort to fully repeal and replace ObamaCare and we'll continue, with Leah Vukmir in the Senate, we'll continue to go back to that," Pence told reporters.
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Settling in Malibu, Petty still worked on music but made an effort to focus more time on his family, including his two daughters, Adria and AnnaKim, and stepson Dylan.
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"We made an effort to fully repeal and replace ObamaCare and we'll continue, with Leah Vukmir in the Senate, we'll continue to go back to that," Pence told reporters.
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"I'm happy for Carlos because he has really made an effort to be better than he was, and you don't see that a lot in veteran players," Francona said.
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Breitbart made an effort to hype up a primary challenge to Paul Ryan this year, but it was an utter flop; Ryan won with 84 percent of the vote.
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H&M has consistently made an effort to cast diverse women in its runway shows and campaign imagery — and now, it's done so with a new swim editorial online.
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They made an effort to educate elected officials on how technology would impact every level of government, and how it would transform our cities, businesses, and system of education.
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"They have gotten worse under the Trump administration, because the administration really hasn't made an effort to move people out of the system quickly," Castro told PBS NewsHour Tuesday.
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It was like a $20 fee... But just the fact that someone, anyone made an effort to brighten my day during such a dark time meant the world to me.
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The agency has made an effort to crack down the schemes in recent months, taking down call center operators in Florida that scammed people out of $25 million last month.
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In the past six months, the station has made an effort to ensure employees are aware of the anti-harassment policies and "where they should bring any concerns," McLoughlin said.
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"From what we've seen, Pompeo has made an effort to be a sort of triangulator between Bolton's well-known views and the President -- somewhere in between," the diplomatic source said.
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On the campaigns team, Tim Tagaris, a former partner who left the company in January, made an effort to "shield" his team from Goodstein, three of his former staffers said.
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"I've lived my life and tried to grow and tried to get better in the past few years, really markedly made an effort on that and it shows," she says.
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But many of them aren't cost-prohibitive in the strictest sense: If I made an effort to save up $250 for a modestly smart smart mirror, I could do it.
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"I promise I'm going to talk to you again but I don't want to do this right now," Hannah said when Luke P. made an effort to snag her again.
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Is it Comedy Central, who could have made an effort to include more women during a year when it feels like it's way too late to not notice this problem?
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So we kind of made an effort to get together as much as possible and kind of bond and become friends with as little bit of contact as we had.
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He's clearly aware of the social media backlash over his initial use of "re-accommodate" to describe the incident, and made an effort to explain the poor choice of words.
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As other candidates have moved in his direction, he has made an effort to reclaim the issue and make sure he can continue to set the frame of the debate.
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Though a few of Ms. Waldman's close friends are in the club, she made an effort to include people she didn't know or who didn't know one another particularly well.
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The Trump administration supports "right-to-work" laws and has made an effort to kill unions, but the West Virginia teacher strike showed successful bargaining can still occur without unions.
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"We made an effort to keep a lot of food that they like but also removing the things that are probably going to promote more inflammation than recovery," Cavallini said.
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Pope John Paul II, the first modern pope to pray in a synagogue, made an effort to improve the relationship, as have his successors, Pope Benedict XVI and Pope Francis.
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Mr. Trump has recently made an effort to distance himself from Mr. Cohen and, in particular, his business dealings, which are believed to be the focus of the federal investigation.
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Ronald Reagan and George W. Bush certainly had their critics and were considered lightweights by many, but they understood how the government worked and made an effort to promote unity.
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"We found that the policy regarding 'inciting' violence was too vague, and so we have made an effort to adjust it to be more clear and comprehensive," the company wrote.
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Since then, Ms. Cockburn has made an effort to link Mr. Riggleman to elements of the far right, including Corey Stewart, the Republican nominee for United States Senate in Virginia.
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And I had it easier than most new mothers: I had paid leave in the first place, and an employer that made an effort to be accommodating to pumping mothers.
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That language was separated by half an ocean from the Latinising fever of the Renaissance, and its guardians have made an effort to purge those Latinate words that did sneak in.
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A few years ago, he made an effort to learn Python, but that fell by the wayside when he "got too busy," presumably with his day job as a federal judge.
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The company has historically made an effort to help web users get registered to vote and find answers to their voting-related questions by placing instant answers in its Search results.
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Microsoft even made an effort to steal Apple's thunder with its Surface Studio, a desktop geared toward the designers and professionals that Apple has always more or less had on lockdown.
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Of course, some of the categories will matter more or less to you depending on your worldview, which is why Estela made an effort to display all the results without judgement.
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While the whole Trump family didn't get the chance to get together this Christmas, Donald Trump Jr. and his ex-wife Vanessa Trump made an effort to reunite for the holidays.
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The judge just ripped the accuser's attorney in court -- demanding the accuser prove she made an effort to turn over ALL of the text messages that were relevant to the case.
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In 2015, Netflix made an effort to prove that the quality of its films was on par with other theatrical releases, and tried to release Beasts of No Nation in theaters.
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"I'm happy for Carlos because he has really made an effort to be better than he was, and you don't see that a lot in veteran players," manager Terry Francona said.
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His administration is the most diverse in history because he's made an effort to fill the majority of top policy appointments in his executive branch with women and people of color.
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Even Underwood, whose virginity has been treated as a punchline this season, made an effort to show up as an ally for Miller-Keyes (and women, more generally) during their conversation.
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When I was in his presence, he made an effort to call celebrities and influential people on speakerphone, like Academy Award-winning actresses and super models, who always answered his calls.
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The House bill, flawed in so many respects, at least made an effort on this front, since its flat subsidy was available to the people currently getting hosed by Obamacare prices.
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At Tuesday's news conference to roll out the recommendations, Burr made an effort not to discuss the committee's investigation into collusion, saying the committee would take questions only about election security.
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Mr. Bush's administration made a conscious decision not to kill General Suleimani when he was in the cross hairs, and Mr. Obama's administration evidently never made an effort to pursue him.
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He's made an effort to improve their jobs to some degree, but the fundamental problem still exists: Drivers say they aren't being paid enough and aren't getting the benefits they deserve.
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More than 2000 people on the shore and 30 boats made an effort to block the passage of large ships in order to minimize their environmental and aesthetic impact on Venice.
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When the former governor was running for president, he was one of the first to deliver a harsh critique of the front-runner, while Cruz made an effort to praise the mogul.
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Artists such as Lady Gaga and Chance the Rapper have made statements apologizing for working with Kelly in the past and have made an effort to remove their collaborations from streaming services.
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Pence's controversies have often paled in comparison to those of his running mate, but many people unhappy with the election results have made an effort to include him in their protests nonetheless.
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Rather, the plaintiff claims that the songwriters obtained copyright from the wrong party, and then alleges they made an effort to obscure that by reproducing the permission at an illegibly small size.
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Unlike Little Falls, which made an effort to create a widespread network of doctors across the state accredited to offer buprenorphine, Huntington has centralized treatment, PROACT director Michael Haney told Buzzfeed News.
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Romney made an effort on Thursday to unite conservative voters against Trump at his press conference advocating for a contested convention — a strategy that plausibly could lead to Romney securing the nomination.
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In fact, she made an effort to distance herself from any lifestyle that would force her to give up the food she loved in order to conform to a certain body type.
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And, despite the fact that Instagram has made an effort to copy nearly all of Snapchat's signature features, treating the two apps as similar platforms to begin with is a fruitless exercise.
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And despite the fact that Instagram has made an effort to copy nearly all of Snapchat's signature features, treating the two apps as similar platforms to begin with is a fruitless exercise.
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"Gina is not familiar with how the government works and I don't think she has made an effort to learn," said Ronald Recidoro, spokesman of the Chamber of Mines of the Philippines.
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In episode two, fittingly called "The Child," The Mandalorian made an effort to show off that this baby is a meaningful part of the show, not just a toy in the making.
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When he finally got his cured meats back, he made an effort to keep them cool, so he opened a window and hoped the brisk April air would keep the pepperoni fresh.
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And what we've learned about those priorities is: The reception on Capitol Hill has been brutal — even leading Republicans don't think Trump's team made an effort to craft something even remotely plausible.
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Arthur: I bet you if she really made an effort to reach bipartisan compromise, the heaviest resistance would come from the hard left (the liberals in safe, gerrymandered districts), not the right.
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A year after the white nationalist rally, the town made an effort to do so by putting up 22018 large-scale banner portraits, images of the ordinary people who make up Newnan.
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He looked like he made an effort to go in for the kill in the second round when he launched into a leaping knee, but Nover proved game over the 15 minutes.
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In New York, the percentage of 24-year-olds in prekindergarten is essentially the same in every neighborhood, in part because the city made an effort to attract families across the demographic spectrum.
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As site admin landoflobsters wrote:[W]e found that the policy regarding "inciting" violence was too vague, and so we have made an effort to adjust it to be more clear and comprehensive.
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None of us are treated the same and we are supposed to just feel grateful that someone, anyone, has made an effort in focusing on our community, fixing our bodies, and normalizing us.
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Since launching his 2020 presidential campaign, Sanders has made an effort to emphasize his history of civil rights activism and make an explicit case for how his economic policies would benefit African-Americans.
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Jon's planned return was predicted and anticipated, but at least the show made an effort to hide it, with producers and cast members swearing to the rafters that Jon was really, truly gone.
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He told me that more recently, he has made an effort to use the word "muscular" far less often because it tends to equate a hawkish foreign policy with a good foreign policy.
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For the last decade, it has made an effort to transform the makeup of its membership, bringing in younger members like Andrew Garfield, Kristen Stewart, Freida Pinto, Gal Gadot, and, yes, Mr Peele.
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Jolie, 41, and Pitt, 52, made an effort to spend time with their children while they were both home in Los Angeles in July, running errands together as a family on numerous occasions.
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She could have made an effort to help with Hurricane Maria relief in Puerto Rico; more than 3,000 people died as a result of the hurricane, which the administration still refuses to acknowledge.
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It's impossible to know how many of those absentee ballots voted for Bush, but his campaign made an effort to turn out the early vote in his home state before folding up shop.
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"The failure to investigate also means that the Catholic Church has never made an effort to determine whether the conduct of the accused priests was ignored or covered up by superiors," she added.
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The Senate panel had made an effort to secure an interview with Papadopoulos, the source said, and the committee's Russia investigators have viewed the emails that were included in the court documents unsealed.
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She's made an effort to illustrate some of the less obvious attractions along with the sightseeing biggies (for instance, the New York book includes the Cooper Hewitt, Trinity Church and humble food carts).
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Yiska Raveh, 58, who works at Rosh Haayin's Museum of the Heritage of Yemenite Jewry and the Heritage of the City, has made an effort to recruit volunteers from both sides of town.
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Soren Peter Orsted told Danish newspaper Berlingske that the name change was a "provocation" and insulting to scientist Orsted who had always made an effort to stay independent and out of commercial business.
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While we made an effort to keep nightly prices under $300, it's important to note that additional costs vary based on the host, and can include cleaning, facility, or resort fees, if applicable.
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It pains me to say it, but I do feel better in general, having made an effort to eat less meat, drink more liquified fruit and just generally use my body a bit more.
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One show source tells PEOPLE that no one, including Affleck, 41, and Damon, made an effort to accommodate the Stallones, who grew frustrated and seemingly embarrassed, and eventually retreated to the green room backstage.
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For the most part, the network has made an effort to provide every candidate on the Democratic side during the primary season with an hourlong stage to answer questions from moderators and voters alike.
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One is that their ideals line up with many of his campaign promises, and two is that Heritage has made an effort to craft all of their recommendations in an easy-to-use manner.
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Once General Robert E. Lee, the commander of the Confederate States Army, resigned and Union General Gordon Granger was given command of the District of Texas, Granger made an effort to enforce Lincoln's orders.
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Michael Toth, a data scientist at Orchard Platform and a former portfolio analyst at BlackRock, has made an effort to read Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway annual shareholder letters for personal growth as an individual investor.
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This is obvious to anyone who has sat down and made an effort to learn how to play the piano or to meditate or to write or to do anything that demands sustained attention.
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Yet Verizon — unlike AT&T, T-Mobile, and Sprint — does not offer customers a standard unlimited plan, and the company has made an effort to kick users off their grandfathered plans in the past.
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The NFLPA has "hundreds of millions of dollars in the war chest" and has made an effort to educate players, many of whom have never been part of CBA bargaining, about the negotiating process.
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While several GOP lawmakers have joined Trump in criticizing members of the FBI in recent weeks, other Republicans have made an effort to express their continued appreciation for the bureau and its work. Sen.
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For last year's show, Victoria's Secret made an effort to expand diversity on the runway by casting 19 models of color, including Winnie Harlow, the first model with vitiligo, to walk in the show.
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In December the Health Department had made an effort to contain the disease, ordering yeshivas and child care centers in affected neighborhoods to keep all unvaccinated children from going to school or day care.
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All day and night, through panels, workshops, dance-alongs and opportunities to meet stars and, finally, a concert, KCON made an effort to condense this huge scene into a series of small, consumable gestures.
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Savage x Fenty has had some design issues with its larger sizes, but there's no denying it made an effort to both be size-inclusive and display more than thin bodies on the runway.
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Amazon also made an effort to sell it to the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency, according to documents uncovered by the nonprofit Project on Government Oversight, and the FBI has explored using it.
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BERLIN – The U.N.&aposs top human rights official says there&aposs "little evidence" that Israel made an effort to minimalize casualties during protests by Palestinians earlier this week and is backing calls for an inquiry.
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"We made an effort to show that Italy is not a country that needs to be saved but one that can save itself," BPM CEO Giuseppe Castagna told a news conference after the shareholder meeting.
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Giving a DNA test kit as a gift will not only be a big surprise, but it also shows that you've made an effort to move away from the same old gifts you always give.
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Since making her Disney Channel debut playing "Girl with ice cream" on Hannah Montana, Noah Cyrus has made an effort to stay out of the public eye, despite being part of a very famous family.
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Here we go again, you might say: it was only a few years ago that big makers of computing and communications gear made an effort to persuade city halls to buy more of their machines.
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But the issues facing the trans community are far more diverse, and often far more consequential—and during the first Democratic primary debate on Wednesday night, two candidates made an effort to highlight that fact.
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The United States has never joined the ICC, even in periods where it made an effort to co-operate with the court, as in the later years of George W. Bush or under President Obama.
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While multiple officials in the West Wing were aware that he had been unable to pass his background check, none appear to have made an effort to ascertain precisely why and take action on it.
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As the lawmakers touted their proposals Wednesday, though, they made an effort to explain just how their own push is the one that meets the President's wishes -- even as all of them took different approaches.
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The site made an effort to redact source code showing how to actually accomplish the techniques, although enough code slipped through the cracks for researchers to reverse engineer at least one of the security flaws.
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"I believe we were very prudent and made an effort to get the support of everybody, including giving a chance to change course to those whom we believed had made the wrong decision," he said.
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In his 21983 book, "Promises to Keep: On Life and Politics," Mr. Biden recounted that he had "badly wanted" to serve on the Judiciary Committee and made an effort to get to know Mr. Eastland.
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In years past, Murphy stood fairly straight up-and-down at the plate, and made an effort—a reasonable and even selfless one—to use his knack for contact to spray the ball to all fields.
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It would make sense ... Tom has made an effort to spend MUCH more off-season time with Gisele and the fam ... even saying recently he wouldn't host "Saturday Night Live" so he could be with them.
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The president made an effort to appeal to Americans more broadly even this past weekend in Texas, as he handed out boxed Red Cross meals to Harvey survivors and posed for photos with them, buoying spirits.
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Clinton could have made an effort to do that by choosing an African American to be her running mate, but instead her campaign is clearly looking to use the fear factor to encourage minority turnout instead.
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He and Celia shared a bond from the moment they all stepped onto the island, but in this episode, he made an effort to get back into her good graces following the death of her son.
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Microsoft's mismanagement of Rare through the '00s has been well documented, but in recent years, the publisher has made an effort to refocus its efforts on the games people loved around the time of the acquisition.
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While CEO Mark Zuckerberg has made an effort to sidestep the blame leveled against his company for the rise of these articles, he had said that the company has more work to do in combatting misinformation.
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The NLRB letter acknowledges that he made an effort to "cloak" his more controversial points behind "'scientific' references and analysis" and "'not all women' disclaimers," but further notes that such hedging offers him no protection. 32_CA_205351_01_16_18_.
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In 2014, the magazine dropped the "Guys" from its "Love & Guys" section, and has since made an effort to use general neutral terms when discussing relationships, subbing in "your crush" or "bae" for traditional, gendered terms.
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I've always made an effort to stay present in my friends' lives during any phase of coupledom, and my partnered friends (bless them) have never made me feel unwelcome when we hang out in a three.
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And so, with City's sports psychologists, he has made an effort this year to inculcate in his players not just what it is to play for Manchester City, but what it is to be from Manchester.
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May: Meditation Another super-habit for mental and physical health, I made an effort to incorporate meditation in some form -- whether it was 10 breaths, 123 minutes, guided, formal, mantra-led, what have you -- every day.
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Because the campaign was filled with fractious relationships the last time around, Parscale has made an effort to fill the operation with his own people to minimize the infighting, according to sources familiar with the situation.
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The comedian has been busily promoting her new film with Goldie Hawn, Snatched, but she's made an effort to enjoy life's moments, including taking a tour of the Harry Potter studios in England recently with her sister.
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Their formative recklessness is something Teen Suicide has since made an effort to atone for during their hiatus and beyond, owning up to the consequences of growing up, in Ray's words, "privileged and publicly on social media".
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But Mr. Xi made an effort in recent months to change that dynamic, sending a senior Chinese official, Liu Yunshan, to Pyongyang in October to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the founding of Mr. Kim's governing party.
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But Google also made an effort to address the digital divide in Kansas City, said Carrie Coogan, director of public affairs for the KC public library, and the chair of the Kansas City Coalition for Digital Inclusion.
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When he became OPEC's secretary general in 2016, he made an effort to bring in more outside voices and make the group more transparent, said Roger Diwan, vice president for financial services in IHS Markit's energy practice.
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Aaron P. Bernstein/Getty Images Most Republican candidates in recent years haven't made an effort to appeal to those voters: The standard Republican line on the issue is that they welcome legal immigrants but reject illegal ones.
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"It is in the best interest of survivors to have a parole board look at the record of the person incarcerated, the crimes they committed, and whether they had made an effort to rehabilitate themselves," she said.
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Despite not having much standing with voters of color in 850393, Sanders's campaign has since made an effort to reach out to minority communities and has especially made in-roads with young Hispanic and African American voters.
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Closer look: Mr. Pompeo's speech contrasted starkly with a speech in 220, also in Cairo, by former President Barack Obama, who made an effort to reset relations with the Muslim world in the wake of the Sept.
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They've made an effort to equip their home their home to be workout-ready, buying treadmills and supplying a workout room with all the necessary weight equipment, so they can train from home and still be with Abigail.
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Genevieve: I admit, I've never really bought into the "Renée is a secret spy" theory, and I still think it's a big red herring — but one this episode made an effort to dangle in front of our faces.
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A new study involving thousands of people in 40 countries defies conventional wisdom: Participants made an effort to return a filled wallet about 51 percent of the time — 11 percentage points more than when the wallet was empty.
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Cordray, a Democrat, made an effort to recruit broadly, bringing in financial-industry veterans and former prosecutors, but Warren's creation inevitably attracted Warren acolytes and veterans of consumer-advocacy groups, many of whom landed in the enforcement division.
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The emails also show that Clinton made an effort to give a State Department job to the son of former British Prime Minister Tony Blair by forwarding his resume to Abedin and then-chief of staff Cheryl Mills.
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Related: 'This Is America': The Childish Gambino video explained The Recording Academy has made an effort to diversify its membership amid complaints the Grammys have frequently failed to recognize rap and hip-hop artists in the major categories.
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The Trump administration has made an effort to boost the coal industry, scrapping an Obama-era power plant rule and replacing it with one critics have contended would only allow the most modest pollution controls at power plants.
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" Garza released a statement saying that she had cancelled the event "due to threats and online attacks on our organization and us as individuals from local activists with whom we have made an effort to have meaningful dialogue.
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That could pose a problem for Baltimore, which has made an effort to run the ball and enters the contest ranked second in the league with 74 rushing attempts and tied for third with 293 yards on the ground.
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As a result, the ASX has made an effort to reach out to tech entrepreneurs in the U.S., Israel and New Zealand over the past couple of years and educate them about the benefits of going public in Australia.
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Workplace has made an effort over the last several years to add more features to bring the platform in line both with what basic Facebook offers, as well as other enterprise communication services that Workplace competes with more directly.
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Postmates recently launched a partnership with Shopify to offer same-day deliveries of items for local shoppers and Amazon recently made an effort to highlight its one and two-hour delivery service Prime Now with its own dedicated website.
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Manafort's attorneys said Manafort met with the government on several occasions and made "an effort to live up to his cooperation obligations," according to the joint filing, which was submitted to U.S. District Judge Amy Berman Jackson in Washington.
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"Israel has not... made an effort to plan a long-term program for the next 10, 20, 30 years that will take into consideration population growth," said Yochai Damari, head of the Mount Hebron Regional Council, a settlement body.
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"The talks with the Chinese are extraordinarily difficult because their strategy is not to imitate the technology but to improve it," he said, adding that France had "made an effort" on the price to try to unblock the talks.
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"DHS has made an effort to respond quickly to questions and requests for further information from states following Friday's calls, and we have provided additional information and clarity to a number of states," a DHS spokesman told The Hill.
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"When 9/11 happened, the government made an effort to connect the dots beforehand, but failed because of a lack of communication among agencies," former DHS analyst Daryl Johnson, the report's author, wrote in The Washington Post in 2017.
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As the audience for fine wines has become more democratized, and fewer people have the resources to age bottles, the industry has made an effort to produce wines that are ready sooner, even if some qualities ultimately are lost.
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Democrats on the House Judiciary and Oversight and Reform committees are calling for information on whether the administration has made an effort to spend taxpayer money at Trump-owned properties, alleging it could conflict with the Constitution's Emoluments Clause.
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"When Comey came in, morale skyrocketed," she said, noting that he always made an effort to come to all FBI agents' graduations at the academy and was transparent about whenever he made structural or budgetary changes to the agency.
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He made an effort over the last year after getting traded to Montreal to make amends for his actions, and volunteered to be the Canadiens' You Can Play ambassador for the NHL's "Hockey Is For Everyone" campaign this season.
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Google's practice of formally reprimanding—and in at least one case, firing—employees for comments the company deemed discriminatory toward white men suggests that Google made an effort to moderate speech by its liberal employees as well as its conservative ones.
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Clinton has made an effort to distance herself from Priorities USA Action, which currently has about $45 million on hand, reminding voters that the PAC was initially created in support of Barack Obama and decided to support her this cycle.
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"Markets were a tad taken aback that the ECB made an effort to clarify its neutral-ish (with accommodation commitment) stance and dial back over-interpreted hawkish slant," said Vishnu Varathan, senior economist at Mizuho Bank, in a Thursday note.
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LOS ANGELES — For all the grief the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has taken for #OscarsSoWhite — much of it deserved, some incidental to the industry it represents — you can't say they haven't made an effort to make this right.
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While Iran has not seriously tested the limits of the agreement, it made an effort, several months ago, to purchase carbon fiber from Germany, a high-technology product used in the production of advanced rotors for centrifuges that purify uranium.
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" In an interview with Politico this week, Manchin lamented that he could not support the legislation, saying he "was an easy pickup," and speculating that "two, three other Democrats would have been easy pickups, if they had just made an effort.
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"We appreciate that Hassett has consistently made an effort to reach out to a wide range of people from across the ideological spectrum both to promote economic dialogue and to collaborate on research and public policy proposals," the economists wrote.
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Speaker Ryan has been trying to avoid the charged issue ahead of the midterm, but when endangered moderates, many of whom are running for reelection in districts with large immigrant constituencies, began pushing a discharge petition, Ryan made an effort.
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The BJP has made an effort over the last decade to broaden its appeal among India's marginalized communities, who have historically been reluctant to align themselves with groups that use religious orthodoxy to justify maintaining India's hierarchal caste-based society.
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In recent months, MTV has brought in new creative talent, re-engineered a number of existing shows and made an effort to reach a younger audience through social media, said Chris McCarthy, who was named president of MTV last year.
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"DHS has made an effort to respond quickly to questions and requests for further information from states following Friday's calls, and we have provided additional information and clarity to a number of states," a DHS spokesman told The Hill on Thursday.
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HBO "Last Week Tonight" host John Oliver made an effort to help drum up business at the Anchorage location in April by sending the store movie memorabilia to display, including a jockstrap worn by actor Russell Crowe in the 2005 movie "Cinderella Man."
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The move to reinforce Trump's tough campaign rhetoric with his nominees comes as his transition organization has made an effort to portray the President-elect as courting moderates for other positions in the administration -- including publicizing meetings with former critics South Carolina Gov.
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But if you want to show them you made an effort to learn more about their religion, the standard greetings are "Ramadan/Eid kareem" (which means "have a generous Ramadan/Eid") or "Ramadan/Eid mubarak" (which means "have a blessed Ramadan/Eid").
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As a result, LeCun has spoken at length about how damaging it is to associate AI with pictures of the Terminator and has made an effort to ground talks of AI in hard data and research specifics, instead of Elon Musk-style prognostications.
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Related: Bill Clinton's alleged sexual misconduct: Who you need to knowBill Clinton's past has resurfaced as an issue in Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign after Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump made an effort in recent weeks to highlight the scandals of the 1990s.
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It isn't clear at this point which investors are part of the round, but once source said Tink Labs has made an effort to court hotels and travel firms as investors since it believes they could provide strategic value beyond simply capital.
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"We made an effort to have a strong quarter because we wanted to send the message that Senator Collins will be prepared to run a vigorous campaign in 2020," said Amy Abbott, deputy treasurer of Collins's campaign committee, according to the Daily News.
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If she made an effort, she could imagine her daughter hurrying through the crowd in the streets, as clearly as if she were clairvoyant; writing her novels was like clairvoyance sometimes, and involved this same intense sympathy, alongside insights that were more ruthless.
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While it had made an effort to adapt to the trend, a fleet of lower-price competitors such as Anthropologie, H&M, Asos, and Reformation have swooped in and taken market share, and experts say the market is now oversaturated with options.
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"When we built Domino Park, we made an effort, and I think we were incredibly successful, at appealing to a wider cross section of the broader neighborhood," said Jed Walentas, the principal of Two Trees Management, which is developing the 11-acre site.
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Others no longer made an effort to fulfill expectations of the daughter-son role, such as a 48-year-old woman who, after 33 years with no contact with her father, declined to visit him in the hospital or to attend his funeral.
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When I went to the island, I made an effort to book one of the few Seven Mile Beach hotels that Mr. Dart doesn't own; halfway through my stay, I read an announcement in the local paper that he had bought it.
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"Marine Le Pen has made an effort for years: It's a sociological vote; it's a crisis; it's people who feel shut out of the system," said Thierry Vedel, a political scientist who conducts election research at Sciences Po, a university in Paris.
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I recognized that there were people out there willing to give my size a pass so long as I made an effort to look cute in other ways, and I worried about being the target of even more fatphobia than I already was.
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"We have not made an effort to cultivate a [Democratic] farm team in the south and rural areas where pro-life Dems used to come from," said one top party strategist, who asked for anonymity to avoid becoming embroiled in the debate.
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Other Democrats have echoed that sentiment, noting that Mueller did find Russia made an effort to reach out to the Trump campaign and that numerous contacts between Trump associates and Russians have already been established, even if it stopped short of criminality.
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Although all issues of property and claims between Japan and South Korea, including the issue of the comfort women, were legally settled, Japan has made an effort to recover the honor and dignity and heal the psychological wounds of all former comfort women.
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Unlike Cramer, her opponent, Heitkamp has actually shown up at Standing Rock and on other reservations, and she made an effort to engage with them on other issues that the tribe cares about, like health care, education, and the disappearances and murders of indigenous women.
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Having obtained this information, I'm not faulting Macdonald for using it, but since the magnitude of the allegations automatically makes them the main takeaway from the film, I almost wish he had fully committed and made an effort to frame Houston's life in that context.
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Before Charlottesville there was a possibility that cities like Richmond, which has made an effort to add monuments to its commemorative landscape and preserve important historic sites connected to slavery, would be able to steer a course that avoided removal of its Confederate monuments.
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In the Friday CNN interview, Tillerson said he had to figure out the best way to communicate with the president and that had made an effort to fill Trump in on all sides of an issue, even if it's not what he wants to hear.
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" 133 Rue de Turenne — DAVID FARBER, style director, men's Marche aux Puces de Vanves "Throughout the years, I have always made an effort to head out to the antique/flea market at Clignancourt, but I recently discovered the scaled-down charm of Puces de Vanves.
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Harper insists that the re-boot of "The Biggest Loser" made an effort to acknowledge previous criticism that the show promoted an unhealthy body image in viewers and was outright harmful to participants, who dealt with health issues and regained weight following the show.
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Usually dressed without a necktie, Hamers - who told the Financial Times his interests included cycling, running and swimming, and that he sometimes acts as referee's assistant at his sons soccer matches - made an effort to sport the image of a young, modern and approachable CEO.
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I made an effort in the book to include what it's been like for me to go on Fox News, what it's been like for me to really go talk to conservatives and Republicans who are ready to deport me when they see me.
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" Glanville, who was married to Cibrian from 2001 to 2009 and has two sons, Mason, 14, and Jake, 10, with the actor, reportedly wrote that she has "really made an effort to take the higher road with Eddie and LeAnn for the sake of my boys.
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Democrats say Republican leaders haven't made an effort to bring up bipartisan legislation that could potentially make it to the president's desk, while McCarthy said Democrats were only open to supporting the discharge petition introduced by moderate Republicans, which would have forced votes on four immigration proposals.
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President George W. Bush may be guilty of creating the constitutional calamity that is Guantánamo, but at least he made an effort to empty it of men who clearly posed no threat to the United States, releasing 532 detainees by the end of his second term.
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"Chinese are here not because we made an effort, but because they have a long-term strategic thinking and see value in the geopolitical situation of Bulgaria and the region," Scarlatov said in an interview at Reuters office in Sofia for the Reuters Eastern Europe Investment Summit.
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"When I was coming up, there were very few women rising to the higher ranks," said Rose Marie Bravo, who became the chief executive of Burberry in 1997, and who made an effort during her time at the company to promote women to positions of leadership.
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MARION, Iowa (Reuters) - With support for Elizabeth Warren&aposs White House bid sliding since the release last month of a divisive plan to overhaul healthcare, the Democratic presidential contender has made an effort to refocus her campaign in early-voting Iowa on her signature anti-corruption message.
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"I think that German society is really ready for such a critical examination of the work," Mr. Hartmann said, adding that despite the intellectual nature of the new edition, the historians made an effort to ensure that it be accessible for a wide readership, whether in schools or society.
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This line may not have evolved far from the original releases but it still feels like he's made an effort to expand his work to incorporate new forms that are in line with his interest in the internet (so much of this looks like print-on-demand fare).
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On the surface, the "North/South attitude"—as he called it, which informs his long-in-the-works book, The North and South of You—may seem a suggestion of division, or at least a facile distinction, but Hassell has always made an effort to present the idea holistically.
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One of its early heads always made an effort to tap well-respected senior leaders in each chamber as state ALEC "chairs" — ideally one from each party — who would then participate in friendly competitions with one another to see which chairs could recruit more members to the group.
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Republican wonks offered a variety of plans with varying degrees of specificity, but the party never rallied around any one of those plans or made an effort to sell the details to the public, which balked at losing a part of the system that was already in place.
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In recent years, companies such as Facebook, Google parent company Alphabet, and Fitbit (which Google recently agreed to acquire) have all made an effort to detect and prevent illness — whether it's picking up on someone who might be at risk of suicide or diagnosing a condition like afib or sleep apnea.
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This is why, after passing the age of 30, I made an effort to read as much Japanese fiction as I could, thanks to which I discovered quite a number of truly interesting works later in life but recall very few from those impressionable teen years I spent in the 1960s.
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We have made an effort to frame AIDS as a current and ongoing crisis in a number of programs, including the July 13 symposium (the opening day of our exhibition) entitled "Visual Arts and the AIDS Epidemic" and in a September 7 reading that is being co-organized with Visual AIDS.
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"The Texas Republican Party and conservatives have really made an effort to train and recruit more women, and I think we're starting to see the fruits of that," said Nancy Bocskor, a Republican fundraiser and director of the Center for Women in Politics and Public Policy at Texas Woman's University.
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As his eight-foot-tall plants were being hauled to the shredder, a grower who gave his name as Chris, who declined to give his last name, said he had not made an effort to obtain a permit because he thought he could grow 25 plants and still be legal.
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Part of the increases came because the Bush and Obama administrations made an effort to prosecute first-time immigration offenders to deter illegal immigration and also increase potential punishment for illegal re-entry after being prosecuted and deported previously, according to the report and Leon Fresco, a former Obama administration Justice Department official.
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At Haider Ackermann, more than half of the models were people of color, and for their first runway presentation, Serhat Isik and Benjamin Alexander Huseby of the Berlin-based brand GmbH, made an effort to cast their show with a range of models that would reflect the diverse world in which we live.
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In the lead-up to the caucuses, officials at the state party and the D.N.C. made an effort to keep Shadow's involvement a secret, asking with no apparent irony that even the name of the company be withheld from the public, arguing that hackers could not attack what they did not know existed.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE (I-Vt.), and aides made an effort to show they're not tipping the scales in favor of Clinton.
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The presidents made an effort to say that the call had been productive, implying that tensions had cooled, but they stood their ground on their positions, with no suggestion that the conversation had resolved their disagreement over fundamental issues, most notably the payment for construction of a wall between the United States and Mexico.
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But while Obama at least made an effort to make waivers the exception rather than the rule — to require them to meet the specific legal standard that nobody else in the administration could do a given task — Trump seems to be simply waiving the rules willy-nilly and then doing his best to avoid disclosure when it's happened.
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While talking to Meyer, who binged Dark in about three days flat, one thing became clear: "[The team] definitely made an effort to make it seem really accurate," as he said, but the science of Dark should at best lead to the death of everyone in Winden, and at worst the destruction of the entire planet.
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While many award shows this year made an effort to address and rectify the current climate of sexism in the entertainment industry, the Grammys awarded only one major award to a woman (Best New Artist to Alessia Cara) and reportedly didn't offer Lorde, the only female Album Of The year nominee, a chance to perform on her own.
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Since ending her tour in March, Madonna has made an effort to learn more about Rocco's life in London and a source told PEOPLE that the mom and son's relationship is benefiting from it, as well as her relationship with Ritchie who has visited Madonna's home in the city to spend time with his ex and their son.
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The nominations are remarkable — not because they represent a shift in the way Hollywood is doing business, per se, but because the TV shows and networks that have made an effort to champion diversity in their programming and hiring practices are reaping the rewards in the form of quality shows, which are subsequently being recognized by critics and viewers.
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I liked the fact that Ms. Luttrell made an effort to get some high Scrabble count letters into her puzzle (K, X, W, V, Z, etc.) and the basic design of her grid allowed for an impressive placement of the theme entries for a beginner (two Across and two Down, as opposed to the usual all Across entries).
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When John Dowd quit this week as lead counsel on Trump's legal team and the President made an effort to recruit "deep state" conspiracy theorist and conservative legal commentator Joseph diGenova to the team, the conclusion could only be that Trump wants to go to war against Mueller, using the tactics favored by his onetime mentor Roy Cohn.
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In the intervening two decades, the gallery has made an effort to redress that omission by regularly exhibiting GSA grads, highlighting them with a special sticker when their work appears, and, currently, with Devils in the Making, the museum's first dedicated survey of work by Turner-winning or -nominated GSA graduates made over the past 218 years.
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When John Dowd quit this week as lead counsel on Trump's legal team and the President made an effort to recruit "deep state" conspiracy theorist and conservative legal commentator Joseph diGenova to the team, the conclusion could only be that Trump wants to go to war against Mueller, using the tactics favored by his onetime mentor Roy Cohn.
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Unlike Mr. Obama, who made an effort to reach out to Republicans at the start of his own health care drive in 2009, albeit unsuccessfully, they said, Mr. Trump never made a pretense of trying, as was made clear from the start when Senate Republicans decided to advance the legislation using rules that required only a simple majority.
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Because many people lack labor protections in this country, the organizers have made an effort to encourage participation in ways that will not jeopardize their jobs, suggesting that supporters who cannot strike consider wearing red, only spending money at minority or women-owned small businesses, or support local groups already working for social justice within their communities.
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ABOUT THE PACERS (1-0): Indiana made an effort in training camp to install a faster-paced offense that moved the ball more after trading away ball-stopping star Paul George, and the results were positive on opening night as three players scored 20 or more points and the team totaled 29 assists while shooting 52 percent from the floor.
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While Democratic voters appear to be highly energized by President Donald 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, Republican politicians have made an effort to get their own voters enthused about the upcoming mid-terms.
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The first lady has made an effort to give her son as much of a normal life as possible, and Barron Trump has made rare public appearances this year, joining his parents at the Easter Egg Roll, donning his eclipse glasses in August on the Truman balcony, and flying on Marine One and Air Force One on weekend trips to Bedminster and Mar-a-Lago.
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" -- October 2000 speech at Shale Insight Conference Facts First: Lamb, a Democratic congressman in Pennsylvania who has positioned himself as a moderate, has made an effort to avoid attacking Trump, expressed a willingness to work with Trump, and expressed qualified support for Trump's tariffs on steel and aluminum (he called for a focus on China rather than allies like Canada) -- but Lamb has not called Trump "excellent" or said "he's doing a good job.
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He created the Victims of Immigrant Crime Engagement office (VOICE), set up a hotline to report crimes by unauthorized immigrants, and even made an effort to issue a weekly report documenting all crimes by unauthorized immigrants against Americans — all despite the reality that immigrants aren't disproportionately violent or criminal, and that being in the US without immigration status doesn't necessarily mean you're guilty of any federal crime (much less a felony) at all.
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Calling doctors the "eyes and ears of the regime," and specifically citing Pittman's article, Limbaugh bloviated: "Now if your doctor thinks that you're a wacko, they gotta call the FBI," and riffed on from there, doing his best to sow as much mistrust in the medical profession as with the President Rachel Seeger, a public affairs adviser in the HHS Office for Civil Rights, told me that the HHS had made an effort to prevent this misconception.
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The short answer is that the grid sucks there, and the slightly longer answer is that there's less energy regulation in Australia than there is in the US. (Though it should be said that there's a similar project in Vermont with Green Mountain Power.) The even longer answer is that South Australia has had trouble maintaining reliable power for years, and Australia deliberately made an effort to move to renewable energy, says Sam Crafter, 45, the executive director of energy implementation for the South Australian government.
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Former Director of National Intelligence James ClapperJames Robert ClapperEx-CIA chief worries campaigns falling short on cybersecurity Former DHS, intelligence leaders launch group to protect presidential campaigns from foreign interference Senate braces for brawl over Trump's spy chief MORE on Tuesday said it's "really disturbing" to him that 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 has reportedly made an effort to keep private details of his meetings with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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After news spread Thursday that Sessions was prepared to rescind an Obama-era policy, known as the Cole Memo, that helped pave the way for recreational marijuana in eight states—most recently, California, Massachusetts, Maine and Nevada—as well as the proliferation of legalized medical marijuana, Colorado Republicans quickly began calling President Trump's attorney general out, with one US senator even threatening retaliationAs long as states made an effort to prevent legal weed from crossing their borders into states that don't allow it, the Cole Memo stated, the DOJ would not send federal stormtroopers in to arrest individuals or harass marijuana dispensaries that are complying with state adult-use laws.
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