Perhaps it is unfair to make an example of Raskin.
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Russia, however, had decided to make an example of Savchenko.
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Fitzgerald said Trump wanted to make an example of Assange.
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In response, Pai sought to make an example of Twitter.
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"Why do they have to make an example of a Chinese?"
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Here are a few scenarios: Make an example of people early.
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It also signals Malaysia's determination to make an example of Goldman.
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This is someone who was locked up to make an example of.
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Angelo sentences Claudio to death in order to make an example of him.
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"They want to make an example of us," he said of the authorities.
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He must be punished, for his crimes and to make an example of him.
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They want to make an example of us to discourage others from speaking out.
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"They had to pick on someone to make an example of," says Mr Ou Virak.
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The Article 50 process was explicitly designed to make an example of the departing member.
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To some extent, the FTC seems to be trying to make an example of Vizio here.
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Even Putin doesn't do that; the Russian leader prefers to make an example of certain people.
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Beijing decided it had to respond strongly and to make an example of the wayward politicians.
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Flash forward to a reality firestorm, and an Army isabout to make an example of one soldier.
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Perhaps suffering from winery fatigue, he said, it was trying to make an example of Southold Farm.
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Revoke The Post's credentials, and bar its reporters from City Hall and make an example of them.
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The firing underscores Mr. Fink's willingness to make an example of even his top leaders, Bloomberg reports.
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When you speak out about online harassment there's always some dick ready to make an example of himself.
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"The Obama administration is kind of hellbent to make an example of some of these folks," he said.
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She is seeking an "amount sufficient to punish and make an example" of the network, USA Today reported.
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The security state would like to make an example of Assange, as it has done to Manning and others.
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The local prosecutor decided to make an example of her, and she was sentenced to eight years in prison.
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Their leaders believed the Austrian experience to be an aberration and looked to make an example of the country.
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"The [Shia] protest movement in the Eastern Province has stopped;" there was no need to make an example of Nimr.
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"They want to make an example of him," said Vincent Geisser, an Islam expert at the University of Aix-Marseille.
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"He soon found a situation where he could humiliate me, also to make an example of me," Mr. Siberski said.
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Our lawyers also made clear to us that the judge would be looking for someone to make an example of.
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I was trying to teach her and the class a lesson...I was trying to make an example of her.
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"They know this is a high profile case and they want to make an example of the defendants," says the source.
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She aimed to make an example of Mueller and stand up for women who've been sexually assaulted through her legal counterpunch.
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If Los Angeles receives the bid, Mr. Blackmun said, the Summer Games could make an example of the country's strong antidoping system.
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Democrats should be able to make an example of a nominee on an issue they claim to be so central to public policy.
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I think Google chose us, specifically because they thought they could make an example of us and punish us severely to scare others.
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"We must make an example of him," Benton sneers regarding Harp, in a battle that, even two episodes in, produces plenty of collateral damage.
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Their cavalier attitude prompts Bobby to make an example of Victor, a top broker, merely for being the most unrepentantly obnoxious of the bunch.
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But none had the power, cachet or longevity that Mr. Silver, a Democrat, had enjoyed, and prosecutors sought to make an example of him.
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In fact, the regime consistently brings him cases when it seeks to make an example of a political prisoner it regards as especially dangerous.
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MLB may decide to make an example of any pitcher they think intentionally threw a beanball by severely punishing them to curb the practice.
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Bharara's fed up and wants to make an example of Stevie ... and wants the judge to put him behind bars for up to 6 months.
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" Using a Chinese phrase that means to make an example of someone or something, Mr. Gao added, "They're killing the chicken to scare the monkeys.
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The response suggests that Francis intends to make an example of McCarrick, and signal a much more robust policy against sexual offenders of all ranks.
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"This is conduct that will not be tolerated in our society, and I do wish to make an example of you, in that regard," he said.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Athletics must make "an example" of countries that do not follow doping rules, said Britain's double world and Olympic champion Mo Farah on Friday.
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The Greek news media have speculated that smugglers had killed the women to make an example of them after they failed to pay for their transfer.
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He thinks the next step will be for regulators to make an example of a bad actor and begin cracking down on fraudulent initial coin offerings.
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Refugee rights campaigners and immigration lawyers had accused the British authorities of seeking to make an example of Haroun to deter others from following in his footsteps.
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Since New Year's, the administration has been sending agents into homes to make an example of the offenders and to defend the principle of a secure border.
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More broadly, the FTC is likely trying to make an example of these companies to remind others in the industry that these types of limitations aren't appropriate.
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Colotl's attorneys denied that accusation, arguing that the Trump administration had tried to make an example of Colotl, who has become an outspoken advocate for immigrant rights.
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"With this cruel sentence, the Iranian authorities appear to be seeking to make an example of Nasrin Sotoudeh and to intimidate other women's rights defenders," he said.
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Mr. Stone urged Mr. Trump to make an example of one or more Republicans, like Mr. Flake, who have refused to give full support to his administration.
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In response, Putin decided to make an example of Khodorkovsky, using the legal system to harass, arrest, and in one case effectively murder the tycoon's business partners.
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Suzanne Silverstein, president of the West 603th Street Coalition, said she believes the de Blasio administration is trying to make an example of her and her neighbors.
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He replied that Jacob's defense lawyers, with whom he has since become friends, came to believe that the state was looking to make an example of Jacob.
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Boehner allies tried to make an example of Meadows last summer, temporarily stripping him of his Oversight subcommittee gavel after he opposed leadership on a key trade bill.
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Though it fell short of this mark, it is well above those previously doled out by the regulator, indicating its intention to make an example of the company.
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Another reason was to make an example of Iago, a warning to any who might dare attack the foundations of the state and the order of the universe.
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Seoul, South Korea (CNN)South Korean authorities have vowed to "make an example" of 12 music students accused of conspiring to gain weight to avoid mandatory military service.
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On the other hand, European leaders might decide to drive a hard bargain in order to make an example of Britain and discourage other countries from following its lead.
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In a radio address, he urged listeners to "make an example" of a Washington Post reporter who had reported that Mr. Jackson had used anti-Semitic terms in private.
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The department's chief, Robert Kowalski, told Fox 32 Chicago that they may make an example of those who were spreading the "beat her in her sleep" claims on social media.
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The Stephans have said they were shocked by the charges, which they believe were laid because the Crown wanted to make an example of them for not vaccinating their kids.
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The NRA seems especially eager to make an example of Ohio Democratic Senate candidate Ted Strickland, a relatively pro-gun former governor who has modifying his position since leaving office.
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But Alphabet's endless legal and financial resources — and determination from top execs at the company to make an example of Uber — are powerful reasons that Khosrowshahi might seek a settlement.
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It's evident that Trump resented Vindman's testimony, wanted revenge, and above all, sought to make an example of Vindman to deter anyone else in his administration from ever testifying against him.
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Mr Zhu argues that China has to make an example of spendthrift companies and local governments, letting them default or even go bust to get investors to take market forces seriously.
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"The main narrative in this affair really is the United States wanting to make an example of Mr. Assange in order to deter other people from following his example," he said.
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In general, however, what happened in Syria on Tuesday is a reminder that those at greatest risk of chemical weapons attacks are those whose government wishes to make an example of them.
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His prosecution was widely interpreted as an effort by Beijing to make an example of a firm that had become emblematic of a spree of debt-fueled overseas purchases by Chinese companies.
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But because the shipwreck was so well publicized, the Clinton administration decided to make an example of the people on board by sending them to immigration detention while they awaited their hearings.
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When we would go out, my partner began to make an example of other men who were expressing or presenting themselves more effeminately by insulting them or critiquing them in front of me.
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A$AP Rocky's mom believes the country of Sweden is trying to make an example of her son ... and there's very a good chance it's only because of the color of his skin.
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The feds sought to make an example of Wiseguy, slapping 42 separate wire fraud charges on Lowson and two colleagues, which carried a maximum penalty of 20 years in prison for each count.
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While not every instance was malicious, if spring training is any indication, the league will have to review each hit, decide the intent, and weigh punishment to make an example of opposing pitchers.
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We spoke about this from a stand point about what kind of content will we have on our platform, not set out to make an example of one individual artist in this case.
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China is currently clamping down on corruption and fraud, so given the high-profile nature of this case, the government will likely come down hard and make an example of He and his colleagues.
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I want to make an example of this government if they did this so that anybody else thinking that you can have an alliance and we don't care about our values, you'll be mistaken.
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Many more work at its suppliers, from Kansas to Pennsylvania, and those employees would also be at risk of a gut punch if China and other countries chose to make an example of Boeing.
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The tension between Mr. Trump, who appears determined to make an example of Qatar, and Mr. Tillerson, who has taken a more pragmatic stance, has hobbled efforts by American officials to resolve the dispute.
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Mr. Matsumoto and his supporters say 2155-Eleven is trying to make an example of the man who has become the face of the resistance against a company that they say exploits their labor.
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"Different actors want to make an example of insulin now and how its cost is a huge barrier for millions of patients," said Rachel Sachs, an associate law professor at Washington University in St. Louis.
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Apple, on the other hand, is trying to frame its fight against the EU has a matter of principle, seeing itself as a singled out victim that regulators would like to make an example of.
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Hundreds of the displaced staged a protest last month in Maiduguri, accusing state officials of stealing food rations, prompting Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari to order police to arrest and make an example of the culprits.
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And however strongly the union might want to make an example of Brexit that other members will not want to follow, there is no gain in making the rift with Britain worse than it is.
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In the end, the judge handed down harsh sentences to make an example of those convicted, giving everyone but Joe's girlfriend Vanessa, his sister Kayley, and his nan Carol at least five years of prison time.
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If and when the feds decide to make an example of this dispensary or that grow operation, the conventional wisdom goes, the result will be someone thumbing their nose at every authority, not just the feds.
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That is the function of political fear: not to quell one individual, but to make an example of her, to send a message to everyone else that they should be careful, or they might be next.
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At the same time they will need to grapple at the negotiating table with a dominant European Union that is determined to make an example of Britain to any other member states thinking of cutting ties.
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"They must have uncovered evidence of irregular activity and wanted to make an example of him," Ali Shihabi, founder of the independent Arabia Foundation in Washington, said on Sunday from Abu Dhabi in a telephone interview.
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Still, he expects the ICO craze to continue until some credible regulatory body like the SEC or IRS comes down hard on a select group of people that they will try to make an example of.
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D'Souza on Friday maintained that argument, alleging that the Obama administration convicted him because the president and his team wanted to "make an example" of him through his prosecution for illegally donating $20,000 to a New York politician.
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It seems the Department of Justice hopes to make an example of this act of espionage amidst rising tensions between the U.S. and China, which stems in part from accusations that China has been plundering American intellectual property.
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The European Union isn't looking to make an example of the United Kingdom for its decision to leave the EU – it is just a "very difficult" situation, former European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet told CNBC on Monday.
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"The heavy-handedness of it feels like someone insisted that Blizzard make an example of Blitzchung, not only to discourage others from similar acts in the future but also to appease those upset by the outburst itself," Kibler wrote.
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This came amid a series of similar incidents with foreign brands such as Zara, Delta Airlines, and Qantas, and Beijing decided to make an example of Marriott—a company thriving in China, with nearly 20113 hotels there and growing.
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If the authorities decide to make an example of fabric, refuse to work with them towards harm reduction, and instead make business for the club impossible, then the message is clear: nightclubs have no place in 21st century Britain.
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Some of his closest advisers, including Alan Greenspan, William Simon and Donald Rumsfeld, urged him to make an example of the city, to treat its fiscal crisis as a case study in the broader failure of big-government liberalism.
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It seems clear the Crown (kind of like Canada's version of a district attorney) is trying to make an example of the Stephans—the couple certainly thinks so, and the language of the Crown's appeal suggests they may be right.
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ABUJA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari has ordered police to arrest and make an example of government officials accused of stealing food aid intended for victims of Boko Haram in northeast Nigeria, the president's spokesman said on Thursday.
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The judge in this case seemed to be trying to make an example of this law-abiding 21-year-old who cares for his disabled grandfather when he isn't volunteering in his community, and as you can imagine, people were outraged.
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"She seems to be legitimately engaged in a lot of questioning of her own behavior and legitimately seeking to try to make an example of herself in a way that might change the behavior of others in the future," Martin said.
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In particular, Democrats hope to make an example of Sheriff Joe Arpaio, an ardent Trump supporter, by defeating the Phoenix lawman, whose incendiary comments about Hispanics and aggressive tactics with immigrants have garnered attention far beyond his jurisdiction in Maricopa County.
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The family of Reality Winner, the government contractor charged with leaking a top-secret NSA report to online news outlet The Intercept, fears their daughter will receive a harsher sentence as the Trump administration looks to "make an example" of leakers.
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Diaz's attorney Lucas Middlebrook later called the hearing a "kangaroo court" out to make an example of Diaz, largely pointing the finger at Lundvall for her line of questioning and clear "animosity" displayed at Diaz for invoking his Fifth Amendment rights.
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But you can bet CEOs everywhere are on alert for a potential cajoling five-minute phone call from the incoming dealmaker-in-chief, who might want to make an example of their company for political or policy gain, with little notice.
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Some 800 additional Montagnard refugees had fled to Dak Son from villages that the Viet Cong had taken, and so the guerrillas decided to make an example of Dak Son to try and prevent subsequent escapes from Viet Cong-controlled territories.
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As we first reported ... A$AP's mom thinks Sweden is trying to make an example of her son -- who is has been in jail for weeks without being charged with a crime -- and she says there's a good chance race is factor.
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"The Military Manpower Administration, via thorough investigation, will do our best to root out military service evasion crime and make an example of the violators so that a fair and just military service culture can take root," the agency said in a statement.
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"At that point, you're really trying to chase down an enormous number of small actors, and it's just not efficient or cost-effective," Scafidi said, unless brands sued an individual or two to make an example of a prominent influencer or two.
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When a black man says exactly the same thing, word for word, he is judged a criminal and treated like one and everything possible is done to make an example of this bad n----r so there won't be any more like him.
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"The Military Manpower Administration, via thorough investigation, will do our best to root out military service evasion crime and make an example of the violators so that a fair and just military service culture can take root," authorities said in a statement.
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A Navy official who had discussed the matter with the admiral, and spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss private deliberations, said the aim was not to make an example of Chief Gallagher, but to hold him to the same standards that all SEALs must meet.
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One point of agreement among White House reporters speaking to POLITICO is that Jacobs would be an unexpected choice for Trump or his campaign to make an example of in terms of curtailing access, unlike more combative reporters such as CNN's Jim Acosta or Playboy's Brian Karem.
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But when it's all done, Dany's staying pretty true to herself by valuing the common people — the rank-and-file soldiers in this case — more than the nobility, and being willing to make an example of her more powerful enemies in order to save lives down the road.
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It's managed this rise in its fortunes despite the fact that its entire premise, involving one of said lawyers deciding to make an example of one of those billionaires, was basically torpedoed by reality, where the Trump administration has been, let's say, much friendlier to the mega-rich.
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"I don't want to rush to judgment — that said, if it bears out and the evidence shows that it's proven in a court, that he did what the Chicago police are saying he's done, I do hope that … we do make an example of him," Aiken told Hill.
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While Quebec police received more than 200 reports of online hate-mongering and have made other arrests since last Sunday's attack, it seems the first case they chose to make an example of was a misunderstood case of sarcasm, rhetoric Padula was using to shut down xenophobic trolls.
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Germany and France are buying valuable time with their electorates to try to repair the European Union and make an example of the United Kingdom's departure, but the bloc's members still have vastly different visions of what European integration should look like and how nationalism might fit in.
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We are all looking for ways to turn ourselves into the driving force behind our sad stories, to believe that we have been uniquely touched by despair because somebody somewhere is testing us, or wants to make an example of us, or just needs to guide us toward some other, better self.
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That's where Spielberg's film picks up as The Washington Post, headed by publisher Katherine Graham (Streep) and editor Ben Bradlee (Hanks), must grapple with whether to begin publishing the reports themselves — at the risk of garnering the same swift shut down, or worse, if the Nixon administration decided to make an example of them.
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That's where Spielberg's film picks up as The Washington Post, headed by publisher Katherine Graham (Streep) and editor Ben Bradlee (Hanks), must grapple with whether to begin publishing the reports themselves — at the risk of garnering the same swift shut down, or worse, if the Nixon administration decided to make an example of them.
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About 30 Blizzard employees also staged a walkout the same afternoon to protest Blitzchung's punish"The heavy-handedness of it feels like someone insisted that Blizzard make an example of Blitzchung, not only to discourage others from similar acts in the future but also to appease those upset by the outburst itself," Kibler wrote.
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Of course, detaining super-rich celebrities for tax evasion is not the same thing as detaining a scientist who's gone rogue, but it wouldn't be out of character for the Chinese government to make an example of He.This article has been modified to clarify that Chen Shiyi, and not He, is allegedly under house arrest at the university.
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That's where Spielberg's film picks up as The Washington Post, headed by publisher Katherine Graham (Meryl Streep) and editor Ben Bradlee (Tom Hanks), must grapple with whether to begin publishing the reports themselves — at the risk of garnering the same swift shut down, or worse, if the Nixon administration decided to make an example of them.
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"What happened here is Obama and his team, Eric Holder, Preet Bharara in New York, these guys decided to make an example of me, and I think that the reason for this was Obama's anger over my movie that I made about him," Mr. D'Souza said on "Fox and Friends," one of Mr. Trump's favorite shows.
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Taken together, the indictment of Mr. Craig and the settlement with Skadden Arps suggest that the Justice Department is trying to "make an example of this prominent lawyer and law firm so that parties receiving D.O.J. inquiries in the future will take them more seriously," said Matthew Sanderson, who advises clients on compliance with FARA and other lobbying laws for the firm Caplin & Drysdale.
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This is gut-wrenching a series of events that tugs at the heartstrings up a lot of independent voters who are making up their minds now what they&aposre going to do -- MACCALLUM: And policy-wise if the decision was made in order to make an example of these people and to discourage people from coming across the border, that obviously turned out to be a bad policy decision because that&aposs going to blow up in their faces. Absolutely.
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" -- I'm thinking the same thing Matt Pearce of the L.A. Times tweeted: "This looks like they're creating rules that are very easy to break and are likely to go unenforced until the government decides they want to make an example of somebody..." -- The Atlantic's Scott Nover spoke with several First Amendment advocates who are concerned about the "rule" talk... -- The Post's Glenn Kessler tweeted: "It would require WH reporters to cooperate, but every time the president fails to answer a question, or dodges it, the next reporter should note that he did not answer the question and restate it.
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