"Squandering food is squandering everything that goes into food - including habitat and wildlife," he said.
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Trump is objectively wrong; House Democrats haven't been squandering time.
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Jeff Bezos: squandering money on space while exploiting warehouse employees.
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He got what he wanted without squandering what he had.
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Squandering the majority in Congress in the first two years.
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The country was squandering a golden opportunity in his estimation.
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We should stop squandering US prosperity on peripheral military interests.
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Yes, but: That means the program is still squandering taxpayer money.
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He worried, too, about the squandering of short and precious time.
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America is on the verge of squandering a generation of talent.
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For celebrities, getting hacked could scare away followers, squandering promotional opportunities.
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Squandering that by trying to be overly secretive is a terrible waste.
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America's ground-combat branch has a reputation for dramatically squandering huge cash windfalls.
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"Squandering is the biggest concern when the kid earned the money," said Katzenstein.
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And I've heard worried Sri Lankans concerned about politicians squandering the country's future.
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Nothing screams "squandering the potential of groundbreaking technology" quite like corporate training exercises.
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" "As for the idea that we are squandering money, we do not agree.
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I WONDER IF DRIVING has come to feel like a squandering of concentration.
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Not only that, but he's been squandering her fortune as well as his.
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We really risk squandering the troubleshooters that we desperately need at the moment.
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It makes no sense to continue squandering time and resources on pointless acrimony.
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Two, Congress is squandering the chance to improve the existing retirement saving system.
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Second, Mr. Trump risks squandering an opportunity to make real headway toward denuclearization.
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Investors look to professionals to tell them whether companies' managers are squandering their money.
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And just like everything else he's inherited, he's in the midst of squandering it.
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Hartman, Reubens recalls, thought he was bowing to crass careerism and squandering his gifts.
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Losing the drugs' power so quickly caused governments to rethink squandering antibiotics on livestock.
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At the same time, he has squandering Romney's advantage among well-educated white voters.
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"We're squandering an opportunity that was very hard-fought and built up," Spencer said.
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Unlike many big American companies, Amazon is not squandering its profits on stock buybacks.
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He knuckled down in the fourth but ended up squandering a 4-2 lead.
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The anti-government protesters accuse the government of corruption and squandering the national wealth.
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His mother suffered from alcoholism and the family was squandering an inheritance from previous generations.
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Trump risks squandering vital leverage if he gives away too much, too quickly, critics said.
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Squandering meat is particularly damaging: livestock account for more emissions than the world's vehicle fleet.
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NEW YORK -- The Toronto Blue Jays are squandering opportunities in their series at Yankee Stadium.
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In fact, he seems to be squandering an unusually strong run of peace and prosperity.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, who played a key role in squandering New York's deal with Amazon.
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Yes, the Chiefs somehow manage to keep squandering the NFL's loudest stadium during the playoffs.
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After squandering opportunities in the first two innings, the Mets finally converted in the third.
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The Islanders' first-half malaise — losing close games and squandering late leads — proved agonizingly decisive.
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Aroldis Chapman (2-1) earned the win despite squandering the lead in the ninth inning.
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In fact, the standard playbook calls for squandering a closer's precious pitches at highly inconsequential moments.
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Unfortunately, China pursued only the first half of that strategy, buying time and then squandering it.
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Oil executives say they are trying to embark on a new investment cycle without squandering money.
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Hilsee also accused the plaintiffs' attorneys of squandering multiple opportunities to publicize the trigger replacement offer.
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The delusion of those parting with their money often matches the myopia of those squandering it.
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This promo video from WWE showcases both Asuka's promise and how the WWE risks squandering it.
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We have ourselves to blame, for overusing the drugs in people and squandering them on livestock.
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Unfortunately, their doing so is going to lead to a massive squandering of the nation's funds.
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Anthony Bass (1-163) picked up the win in relief despite squandering a ninth-inning lead.
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Yet elections go wrong, as Mrs May found when squandering an even bigger lead in 2017.
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"We are squandering money on wars that have not proven to do anything good for us."
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By this point, though, a cheesiness has taken over the movie, squandering all that early potential.
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There are a couple of easy ways to prevent yourself from squandering hours looking at cat photos.
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On current polling, the yes campaign would likely lose, squandering the opportunity for independence for another generation.
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The opposition and other critics have accused Museveni of squandering an expected windfall from crude oil sales.
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It is a case of how state firms often hurt rather than help China by squandering capital.
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Critics and nationalists have accused Duterte of squandering the Philippines&apos arbitration victory and helping embolden China.
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Other charities just sit on the money indefinitely — better than squandering it, but still not that great.
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And some of these roles are absurdly wasteful, squandering talent such as Natalie Portman and Amy Adams.
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Former cruiserweight standout Brian Kendrick is on a path to redemption after squandering his earlier WWE run.
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He was born wealthy and was bailed out time and again after misusing or squandering that wealth.
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Around the world, we are squandering the natural treasures that have underwritten several millennia of human history.
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His is still unique and entertaining, but promoters are still squandering his tremendous talent against overmatched opposition.
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The Broncos went from feared to pitied, squandering a promising 3-1 start with eight consecutive defeats.
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We are squandering millions of acres of our children's inheritance and using it to destroy the planet.
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Mr. Macron would do well to resist squandering any more of his dwindling political capital before then.
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Williams, it seemed, was squandering too many break-point opportunities, and Kvitova was gathering momentum and intensity.
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The Spurs crumbled without Leonard, squandering a 23-point lead after he limped to the locker room.
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She used to check in on me sometimes to see if I was still squandering my promise.
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"What a waste," he said, accusing Mr. Fillon of squandering the center-right party's chances of winning.
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Aroldis Chapman (21-22) earned the win despite squandering a two-run lead in the ninth inning.
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"What Ukraine now risks, is squandering the goodwill and belief it got since 2014," the second diplomat said.
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After squandering that opportunity with a unforced forehand error, he swiped his racket at the clay in frustration.
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And on our watch, as we mark the 100th birthday of the National Park Service, we're squandering it.
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Opposition groups have accused Bashir, who has ruled Sudan since 1989, of mismanaging the economy and squandering resources.
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If anyone "wins," it will be nations that gain geopolitical influence because America is squandering its own reputation.
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It's Democrats' good luck that Republicans are squandering much of that advantage by repeatedly choosing such weak candidates.
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And would they really risk squandering any good will they might have from a desperate but wary community?
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Instead of squandering its profits on buybacks, Amazon has been reinvesting them in its business and its employees.
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Still, much of the staged presenter banter proved awkward, squandering the likes of Sarah Silverman and Olivia Munn.
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A conversation would risk squandering presidential prestige unless it came with a high diplomatic deliverable, so Trump might balk.
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"Things were beginning to really move," he said, claiming that Trump is in the midst of "squandering" that momentum.
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If you feel like you're squandering the rest of your astrological identity, simply change how you approach your horoscope.
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The clearance buildup is already hindering vital projects, squandering resources and discouraging talented Americans from pursuing national security jobs.
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This is the behavior of a country cousin squandering an unforeseen inheritance, not the steward of a city's patrimony.
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If you screw up—by squandering your savings, launching a failed business, and so on—you're on your own.
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He was accused of squandering state resources: for example, by commandeering a government plane to go for a haircut.
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Philadelphia recovered after squandering its big lead to nudge back in front, 93-88, midway through the fourth quarter.
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Berrettini defeated Schwartzman in a tough five-set match at this year's Wimbledon, with Schwartzman squandering three match points.
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Critics say the measures will hurt the poor and protesters have slammed politicians for squandering public funds and corruption.
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The government has accused the Houthis of squandering some $4 billion on the war effort from central bank reserves.
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After squandering his foreknowledge of Lee's plans, McClellan then dithered further, allowing Lee's forces to mass near Sharpsburg, Maryland.
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Sometimes they will run cold, with their forwards squandering seemingly unmissable opportunities as their goalkeeper flails haplessly at easy saves.
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Blankenship, some Republicans felt, would have been Roy Moore redux, squandering their chances to win the West Virginia Senate seat.
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Confused, he joins a group of other unassigned employees squandering the days left in their contracts on the company roof.
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This time, Jeb should be blaming himself and his media strategists for squandering an opportunity that was manna from heaven.
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The Yankees lost their fourth straight and dropped to 2-5 at home after squandering an early three-run lead.
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In the short span of several decades, however, humans have injudiciously used antibiotics, squandering the value of these miraculous innovations.
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But Democrats first extended them and then made permanent all but the rates at the very top, squandering the opportunity.
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Martin Sorrell, Maerov's boss at WPP and a fierce opponent of squandering shareholder money, was especially incensed by Weinstein's behavior.
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Former Treasury Secretary Larry Summers says current Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin is squandering his credibility with President Trump's tax proposals.
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That led to the spacecraft squandering its propellant, and a planned docking at the International Space Station was called off.
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But in its desperation to cast off the burden of more than 600,000 refugees, Bangladesh risks squandering that good will.
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But squandering the greatest opportunity yet, warts and all, to launch a peace process amid a terrible war is worse.
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Dr. Hu was tickled to think that one scientist could be responsible for such supposed squandering of the public's money.
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Canada continued to outshoot the Czechs but could not finish, squandering a two-man advantage late in the second period.
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He accused Sisi and parts of the military of corruption and squandering funds on projects such as new presidential palaces.
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Neither team had any success on the power play, with Vegas going 0-for-4 and Detroit squandering three opportunities.
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Western diplomats have expressed fear that divisive and petty fights within the Afghan government risk squandering the moment's strategic opportunities.
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Biden said Trump is squandering a strong economy left behind by former President Barack Obama, whom Biden served as vice president.
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Tim Schaller and Sven Baertschi also scored for the Canucks, who pulled out the win after squandering a 22-22 lead.
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Critics accuse it of squandering public money, on top of imposing policies that hit the poor and squeeze the middle class.
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So some students spend a good deal of time squandering what should be one of the highlights of their undergraduate careers.
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It's definitely one of those tough stories of the music industry that you hear, Turk squandering everything with drugs and prison.
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What will it take to bring home our men and women and to stop squandering billions of dollars on this quagmire?
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De Lesseps wound up back in France, tainted and sentenced to jail for squandering money and lives in the tropical mud.
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Before he was six months old, he recalled, his father died after squandering what little money the family had on gambling.
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Higher oil revenues, plus expensive and opaque Chinese loans, allowed him to build roads, hospitals and schools while also squandering billions.
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Sports Briefing After squandering a 210-point lead in the Super Bowl, the Atlanta Falcons are shaking up their defensive staff.
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But the U.S. has done little beyond offer verbal support, squandering a chance to lure those countries out of Iran's orbit.
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By comparison, "Liberation Heroes" doesn't feel nearly as focused, squandering too much of its first half on America's entry into the war.
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Just give her all the Oscars already so the rest of us can get back to squandering our mediocre and unproductive lives.
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Clinton will have to work hard, reaching out to Sanders supporters and working with the senator himself to avoid squandering this opportunity.
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Spiegel and Snap were too focused on cool American teens, squandering this market that was snapped up by Facebook's Instagram and WhatsApp.
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Democrats have questioned Republicans' motives and accused them of squandering taxpayer dollars with lengthy investigations that have failed to uncover illegal activities.
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He speaks to no tradition, can claim no true accomplishment beyond not squandering all of the money that his father left him.
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Miami has been off since squandering a 14-point, third-quarter lead in a 91-87 loss at New Orleans on Friday.
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His to-do list reads like a how-to manual for exacerbating global crises, eroding U.S. influence and squandering precious resources: 22019.
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If we don't eliminate the talent bottleneck, we risk squandering the incredible momentum that European tech has built up in recent years.
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Toumi, who served as culture minister for 12 years, is accused of squandering public funds and awarding illegal privileges, state TV said.
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It's in the storytelling where "Yellowstone" doesn't do much more than simply plod along -- largely squandering, at least initially, its thoroughbred pedigree.
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Her ex-manager has filed his own lawsuit, accusing Presley, 22003, of squandering her famous father's inheritance because of her lavish lifestyle.
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After squandering the lead in the fifth inning, the Nationals kept injecting tension and hope by grinding through the Cubs' shaky bullpen.
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His big plans for spending risk squandering a large surplus if the economy tanks, and set him apart from his predecessor, Gov.
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Democratic foreign policy experts I spoke to worry that Democrats are squandering an opportunity to prepare for the looming foreign policy fight.
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Critics of Mr. Trump accused her of squandering the credibility she had developed as a health official in Democratic and Republican administrations.
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Donald Trump is squandering the best chance the United States has had in years to remake the bilateral trade relationship with China.
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This year, they won 32, squandering a promising start and spending the second half of the season sputtering to the finish line.
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These jets would be major upgrades on the noisy, fuel-squandering Concordes of old, and they could be ready within the decade.
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It's not clear what Trump could do differently to improve upon existing defenses without squandering potentially billions of dollars on risky new developments.
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The government moved the central bank to Aden in 2016, accusing the Houthis of squandering $4 billion of bank reserves on the conflict.
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I imagined her like a gambling addict, sneaking out of the house twice a week, squandering the family money on doing the audio.
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Such backsliding occurred in the 1960s, squandering the progress in the preceding decade against the disease in many countries, including India and Pakistan.
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Pruitt is currently under 12 federal investigations for squandering taxpayer money, as well as abusing his power to promote or demote EPA staffers.
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After squandering an early three-run advantage, the Marlins regained the lead with a four-run second off San Diego starter Logan Allen.
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A parliamentary committee has recently called for an inquiry into the telecoms duopoly, raising questions about fake tenders and squandering of public funds.
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He is the sports world's Lindsay Lohan — a child star admonished for squandering all that talent, all those chances, all before growing up.
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A parliamentary committee has recently called for an inquiry into the telecoms duopoly, raising questions about fake tenders and squandering of public funds.
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Many reports of peaceful protests by Iranian citizens fed up with regime's corruption & its squandering of the nation's wealth to fund terrorism abroad.
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But critics of the program argue that the city is squandering a valuable chance to improve shabby housing and hold onto affordable units.
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Bloomberg, by squandering some small amount of his unconscionable wealth on this unconscionable run, gave us a glimpse of the whole rotten truth.
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Himes wrote at a furious pace but struggled mightily with finances, squandering fellowships, signing ill-conceived contracts with publishers and reneging on debts.
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In all three countries, people have taken to the streets to condemn their leaders' squandering of resources that should belong to the people.
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Now, the Trump administration is doing it wrong — borrowing large sums, but squandering the money on tax cuts for corporations and the wealthy.
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To the Editor: Harold Pollack argues that by allocating his vast fortune to space, Jeff Bezos is squandering an opportunity to serve humanity.
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Yet by plunging into vandalism and street brawls, they risk squandering some of the wide support they receive from the Hong Kong public.
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In doing so, the current president is letting other countries off the hook and squandering an opportunity for America to lead the way.
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Otherwise, following a poor season and with their quarterback situation in flux, they would be squandering a prime opportunity to draft Roethlisberger's successor.
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If only Shimon Peres, Rabin's successor, had not proved so inept, squandering an enormous lead to allow Netanyahu to win the 1996 election.
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Experts estimate such squandering eats up about $765 billion a year — as much as a quarter of all the country's health care spending.
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They had 21 offensive rebounds but only 15 second-chance points, squandering a 263-point, 25-rebound effort from sophomore center Daniel Oturu.
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But he wants to control the purse strings to make sure Kevin isn't squandering the cash on matters unrelated to Sean and Jayden.
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The secretary is squandering his most precious asset -- the immensely talented, intelligent, experienced, hardworking and capable people who man the trenches at Foggy Bottom.
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The Green Alliance said a more ambitious deadline of 2030 is also needed to avoid the UK squandering its leadership on electric cars. bit.
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But even after squandering a 5-up morning lead in the 36-hole Girls' Junior final, a disappointed Lee was pragmatic about the result.
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In the 2017 snap election, May bet the house and lost, squandering her party's majority and binding her party to an extreme right wing.
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Warren argued U.S trade policy has ceded too much power to international corporations, squandering the country's ability to defend its manufacturers, farmers and laborers.
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Before it's over, though, the movie feels as if it's simply lurching between cameos, squandering comics like Chris Kattan, Gilbert Gottfried and Margaret Cho.
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According to Mr. Grove, Silicon Valley was squandering its competitive edge in innovation by failing to propel strong job growth in the United States.
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"These guys have a golden opportunity to make massive change, and they're squandering it with all this silliness," said one of Washington's top lobbyists.
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The United States still has a remarkably narrow window to address this crisis and is squandering this chance by failing to publicize every case.
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Some former officials were disappointed, saying Mr. Trump was squandering an opportunity to use a presidential visit to extract meaningful measures from the Chinese.
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Mr. Cruz has been criticized by his fellow party members for squandering time months ago when he should have been active and raising money.
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" He added that the government is "squandering the nation's wealth and future in a fanatical quest for nuclear weapons and means to deliver them.
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But it has also become clear that Mr. Trump, an agitator incapable of responding proportionately to any slight, appears hellbent on squandering his honeymoon.
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In the report approved Friday, the commission said California's fragmented approach to wildfires was "squandering" resources and threatening the viability of the state's utilities.
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In our presence, Lokujo sentenced one of his men to 100 lashes because the soldier had drunkenly fired off his gun, squandering 13 bullets.
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Lacking a governing record after squandering the start of his presidency, he used his first full cabinet meeting to stage a televised display of loyalty.
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Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts said Trump shouldn't be "squandering American influence on photo ops and exchanging love letters with a ruthless dictator," in a tweet.
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Federer quickly fell behind 3-0 to open the match but clawed back to 5-13 with a break after squandering four previous break points.
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It appears the government had advance notice of terrorist threats to churches, but political squabbling among fractious politicians led to the squandering of this intelligence.
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All moves that are hindering his legislative progress and, Republicans fear, squandering the GOP's window of opportunity while it controls both the House and Senate.
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Mike Kania, Erie County, Pa.: As a farmer, I believe that soil productivity is our most important natural resource and that we are squandering it.
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Millsap scored nine points in the third period when Atlanta used a 33-13 spurt to regain control after squandering a seven-point halftime lead.
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Vidrine, Kaluza and their colleagues, aware that they are behind schedule and potentially squandering profit, push workers and their supervisors to ignore signs of trouble.
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Candace McCoy, a professor of criminal justice at the City University of New York, dismissed those who would criticize the videos as squandering public resources.
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As a financial adviser, I've seen countless scenarios where rich people are squandering their incomes — and their potential — because they just don't know any better.
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It's continued failure to do so is not only illegal, but undermines public health and our environment, while squandering annual savings of over $100 million.
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In the end, Green enjoys more space than any playmaker ever has in the history of the sport—and deserves credit for not squandering it.
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While Mr. Barnes languished behind bars, though, his former cronies, his wife and his girlfriends began squandering the criminal enterprise that had made them millionaires.
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The Jets (4-9) snapped a six-game losing streak, bouncing back after squandering a 16-0 lead in a 26-22 loss at Tennessee.
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Such pressure, coupled with Mr. Trump's enmity for his predecessor, led him last year to tear up the 2015 Iran deal, squandering a unique opportunity.
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There I was in the middle of the Pacific Ocean for a totality lasting only 37 seconds, voluntarily squandering several of them on shutter operation.
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Uber is suing mobile marketing agency Fetch Media for allegedly "squandering" tens of millions of dollars on ads that never were seen or never existed.
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CAPITALS HANG ON Nicklas Backstrom scored 1 minute 36 seconds into overtime, helping Washington beat visiting Boston, 4-3, after squandering a three-goal lead.
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Four years after squandering an 8-1 lead in San Francisco, Team New Zealand heads to Bermuda for the America's Cup, yachting's most prestigious prize.
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As a result, they're hesitant of risky schemes that expend both, seeing them as potential quagmires that risk squandering that important influence on secondary concerns.
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When opponents accused him of squandering the taxpayers' money on the boat, he calculated that the purchase had cost each citizen of the county 6 cents.
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Silicon Valley is never better than when it contrasts technology's potential to change our lives with the reality of human beings almost always squandering that potential.
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Having "Glee" alum Darren Criss essentially serve as the evening's too-giddy emcee also felt like overt pandering to social media while squandering his considerable talents.
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Many players are hoping the company comes to recognize that earning the last penny in Chinese profits is not worth squandering a generation of good will.
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Ancelotti took over last season but the Italian was fired after Bayern slipped to second place in the league, squandering two-goal leads in consecutive games.
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But as Park Cheol-hee of Seoul National University puts it, leaders are squandering the chances that warmth affords, at a time of growing regional peril.
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With Mr. Netanyahu seemingly aligning himself during that fight with Mr. Obama's Republican critics, some Israel backers feared the country was squandering its traditional bipartisan support.
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The bad news for the Democrats is that they're squandering this political gift of almost endless bad publicity for President Donald Trump by overplaying their hand.
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To be sure, some of this is because he is fairly accused of squandering much of the benefit by pooh-poohing the virus in his rhetoric.
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Anthony Bass (1-1) picked up the win in relief despite squandering a ninth-inning lead by serving up a two-run homer by Byron Buxton.
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Their power play has done an about-face: After squandering 18 consecutive opportunities, they scored with a man advantage in each of their last four games.
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I notice these citizens never seem to muster up the same fiscal outrage over the squandering of trillions to kill foreigners or lock up brown people.
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With roughly a third of the world's food getting either lost or wasted, more hotels and resorts have begun efforts to curb squandering on their properties.
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The new ownership group made its share of missteps early on, squandering some of the good will it had earned simply by ousting Hicks and Gillett.
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Minnesota Timberwolves 118 - Cleveland Cavaliers 103 Gorgui Dieng collected 22 points and 13 rebounds as visiting Minnesota overcame squandering a 25-point lead to defeat Cleveland.
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The regime is awful: repressive and violent at home, squandering resources to sponsor terrorism abroad, aggressive against its neighbors, and generally spreading mayhem throughout the region.
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Memphis Grizzlies 118 - Miami Heat 113 After squandering a 15-point halftime lead, Memphis closed the game on a 14-4 run to top visiting Miami.
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Supporters of the deal also see economic opportunities in the shift toward energy efficiency and green energy, and accuse Trump and his team are squandering them.
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Center Marc Gasol is taking on a larger role and is trying to keep his teammates positive, even after squandering an 18-point lead against the Mavericks.
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"Our President shouldn't be squandering American influence on photo ops and exchanging love letters with a ruthless dictator," U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren said in a Twitter post.
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The 10,000km-long airshow prompted a tweet from Mike Pompeo, secretary of state, denouncing it as "two corrupt governments squandering public funds, and squelching liberty and freedom".
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Sinan's weary mother hopes that he will persuade Idris to stop squandering his salary, but the evasive father and short-tempered son can barely manage small talk.
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Too often, it seems like we are squandering our time checking devices, losing touch with fellow humans and cultivating bad habits in the pursuit of instant gratification.
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The Magic won for just the second time in their past 12 games, but nearly gave it away by squandering a 94-86 lead before Vucevic's heroics.
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Skippers say the project makes them more efficient, better able to find the sort of fish they want and avoid squandering time on lost or tangled gear.
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Historic national resentments were re-emerging, he added, accusing his generation of EU leaders of squandering the legacy of the union's founders, survivors of World War Two.
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Chicago (03-10) won for the seventh time in the last nine games despite squandering leads in both the eighth and ninth innings at Globe Life Park.
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Joe Biden: Trump is squandering my legacyAt an event in Iowa on Tuesday, Biden stressed his role in the Obama administration, where he served as vice president.
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Leggett on Wednesday called on the Taliban to abide by their promises to reduce violence but said the group appeared intent on "squandering" the opportunity for peace.
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Jackie Speier of California accused Trump of squandering taxpayer funds in a desperate bid to buy votes, and predicted the American people would see through the plan.
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Instead, this failed state is unable to fend for itself, wasting not only its natural gas wealth on destabilizing the region, but also squandering its political capital.
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Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts said Trump shouldn't be "squandering American influence on photo ops and exchanging love letters with a ruthless dictator," in a post on Twitter. Sen.
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We know that Alec has a relationship with Nick, and he had a confessional last week that he's concerned about betraying the Davids and squandering his social capital.
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The Socialists, who were also in power during the economic turmoil of the 1990s, were accused of squandering the political and economic potential of the transition from communism.
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POLL IMPLICATIONS USF slipped one spot in last week&aposs rankings after squandering most of a 27-point lead while holding off Tulane 34-28 on the road.
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The plans involved creating a market into which pensioners could sell their annuities, but consumer groups warned that retirees risked squandering their savings, or falling prey to scams.
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I write 95 percent of the music, but actually on these two new records, I was squandering this opportunity to have these amazing musicians in my band collaborate.
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Simply put, the Department of Labor's job-training services are largely a waste of time for the majority of job seekers and an enormous squandering of taxpayer dollars.
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"Many reports of peaceful protests by Iranian citizens fed up with regime's corruption & its squandering of the nation's wealth to fund terrorism abroad," Trump said in a tweet.
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Vancouver is hoping to conclude its three-game road trip with two straight victories, as it edged Colorado 3-193 on Wednesday after squandering a two-goal lead.
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Averse to squandering resources on conquering distant nations and trying to impose liberalism on them, they prefer to build up a world that tolerates diverse ways of life.
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But as his activism intensified and his international tennis ranking declined, he was assailed by some in the mainstream media for squandering his formidable athletic talent on politics.
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In a purely expositional side story, Duc scolds Malcolm for squandering his opportunity to win a bike race, and Malcolm replies that he'd rather be happy than victorious.
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But even advisers to the government have warned that with the county's history of corruption, Guyana risks squandering billions of dollars in annual revenue from taxes and royalties.
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But veteran diplomats, foreign policy experts and key lawmakers fear that Mr. Trump is squandering American power and influence in the world with little to show for it.
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By pointing his coalition toward an impossible mission of restoration, he is squandering the opportunity to help Americans recognize their shared interests in this period of unsettling change.
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Pittsburgh was on the verge of a series win over the Los Angeles Angels on Sunday before squandering a three-run lead and absorbing a 123-4 loss.
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Will it try to maintain its position as the world's leading state sponsor of terror while squandering countless resources on internal repression and nuclear and ballistic missile programs?
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The presidential office said those items were for staff members, but that did not stop online commentators from accusing Ms. Park of squandering tax money on skin care.
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In the Philippines, the abuses of the dictatorship loom like trauma in the national psyche, and Mr. Duterte is squandering his political capital by walking in their footsteps.
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The same symbolic power, in reverse, goes for streetlights that are left on when they are not needed: The message sent is that squandering electricity does not matter.
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Constantinople, the City of God, was an entity that needed guarding, not squandering, that had to rely on displays of diplomacy and strength rather than on direct aggression.
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Smith—I've felt like I had too much money, and I ended up squandering a lot of it on sequences that never made it into the final movie.
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And if people are upset about tech billionaires squandering money, why on earth aren't they up in arms, in mobs with pitchforks and torches, enraged by the financial industry?
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Former Treasury Secretary Larry Summers had strong words for President Donald Trump's administration on Sunday, warning that the White House could be squandering one of its most valuable assets.
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Penguins 4, Coyotes 2 Olli Maatta's slap shot goal from the left point with 14.5 seconds remaining ended Arizona's comeback and Pittsburgh survived after squandering a two-goal lead.
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Oklahoma City stumbled out of the break with a 101-98 home loss to the Indiana Pacers on Friday after squandering a seven-point lead in the final minutes.
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Countries like South Korea have become increasingly reluctant to provide the generous aid they used to give, accusing the North of squandering its resources on its nuclear weapons program.
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And after a sharp sell-off in the fourth quarter of 2018, Janasiewicz at Natixis, said many clients are wary of squandering their gains for the year so far.
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He reached the final in Sydney, squandering a match point against Serb Viktor Troicki, and has begun solidly at Melbourne Park where he reached the quarter-finals in 2014.
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Firstly, the trap symphony begins with audio of a serene squandering of eagles, masterfully and abruptly interrupted by Stack Boy Twan's producer tag demanding he turn the beat down.
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"This isn't the traditional playbook of a third-generation leader, recklessly squandering wealth and power," observed John Park, director of the Korea Working Group at the Harvard Kennedy School.
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"When it comes to international relations, every time a country does an about face and contradicts itself, it's another blow to, and a squandering of, its reputation," Hua said.
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But Phil Dawson missed two field goals, and San Francisco failed to score on its final eight possessions, squandering a 14-point lead for the third time this season.
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She said the pro-Biden groups, including Priorities USA, were squandering funds on misleading commercials while the president notched generally favorable approval ratings for his handling of the crisis.
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Priorities also will start running two digital ads Tuesday on Facebook and other platforms that portray Trump as squandering opportunities to combat the public health crisis facing the country.
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By expanding NATO to its doorstep, Clinton and friends were playing into Russian insecurities and squandering any attempts at a real alliance with the down, but not out, nation.
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Reinvesting the hundreds of billions of dollars that American drug companies are squandering on buybacks would be a big step on the path to affordable health care for all.
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"It was frustrating because he's squandering the movement he built with a self-obsession that was totally on display," said a senior Democrat, speaking on the condition of anonymity.
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"Squandering more tax dollars on carbon capture for coal plants like Kemper is just throwing good money after bad," said Autumn Hanna of Taxpayers for Common Sense, at the time.
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Moreover, while exhorting his countrymen to tighten their belts, Mr Sisi was squandering billions of dollars of aid from Gulf states on wasteful subsidies and on defending Egypt's overvalued currency.
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The Capitals were not thrilled with squandering a three-goal lead before Nicklas Backstrom's overtime heroics, electing to hold a closed-door, players' only meeting to tie up loose ends.
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No longer is squandering the business strategy of a multi-billion dollar media company simply a male pursuit; women too can can fail in business at a level heretofore unprecedented.
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"Republicans are now squandering even more taxpayer dollars in a desperate attempt to keep this issue alive and bring down Secretary Clinton's poll numbers ahead of the election," Cummings said.
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Instead of using this window to address critical spending reforms — absolutely necessary in a country that is $85033 trillion in debt — Republicans are instead squandering their capital on Democratic demands.
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Yet he has never got past the quarter-finals and last year faltered from two sets up against Roger Federer, squandering three match points in an epic last-eight clash.
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He said that the president had succeeded in amping up leverage on China, but that the administration risked squandering that leverage for a deal that focused primarily on product purchases.
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Marohn believes Ferguson should tap into the energy of people like Jovan, rather than squandering more money on TIFs and plans envisioned by people who don't understand the locals' needs.
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But under the new rule, the trust will have to pay out all of the money within 10 years — a problem for people worried about heirs squandering a big payout.
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CARDINALS 225, BRAVES 24 Tommy Pham hit two homers, including a two-run drive in the 26th inning, and St. Louis recovered after squandering a four-run lead at Atlanta.
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The Canucks overcame a 215-0 deficit to tied the game in the third period - one night after squandering a 2-0 lead - but could not pull out a win.
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Chris MurphyChristopher (Chris) Scott MurphyUS faces new crisis in Iraq Democrats worry impeachment acquittal will embolden Trump Democrats worry party is squandering political opportunity on ObamaCare MORE (D-Conn.) tweeted.
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However, Bush's son, George W. Bush, took Reagan's recipe for winning elections and repeated it, thus squandering the budget surplus that his father and President Clinton had worked to achieve.
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Democrats are fretting that the top 2020 presidential candidates are squandering an opportunity to defend ObamaCare in the wake of last week's court ruling invalidating a portion of the law.
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Modric put aside the anguish of squandering what surely would have been the match winner to bravely step up again in the shootout and convert one of his team's kicks.
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" Senator Edward Markey, the top Democrat on the Senate's East Asia Subcommittee, said Trump's tweet "bordered on presidential malpractice, needlessly deepening a crisis and squandering a fresh opportunity to attempt diplomacy.
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But there were murmurs, too, especially back home in Mexico, that Vela was leaving his potential untapped, that he had more to give, that he was squandering some of his gifts.
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A day after Merkel rounded on Germany's auto executives for squandering trust in the sector, Schulz accused them of putting the industry at risk by failing to plan for the future.
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ABOUT THE HAWKS: Atlanta held the Celtics to 23.1 percent shooting in the first half of Game 1063 and got the stops it needed down the stretch after squandering the lead.
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EditorsNote: fix misspelling Jordan Nwora scored 22 points and Louisville hung on after squandering a 33-point, second-half lead to defeat the visiting Lipscomb Bisons 72-68 on Wednesday night.
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His government has accused the Houthis of squandering some $4 billion of central bank reserves on their war effort, though the Houthis say the funds were used for food and medicine.
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"This cancellation ... presents a squandering of votes and confiscation of the will of voters in these areas which violates constitutional articles that guarantee the right to equality and voting," said Mahmoud.
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Magic 95, Knicks 83 Nikola Vucevic scored 223 points as host Orlando overcame squandering a 13-point lead to record its fifth win in its last six meetings against New York.
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Several members of the FOMC have said another rate cut will do little to counter the forces weighing on the economy while squandering the Fed's remaining ammunition against a major downturn.
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Khan has ended up squandering his best years waiting for what he felt he deserved: the chance to show what he could do, the chance to be the golden boy again.
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Consider these unlikely events: Kenley Jansen blowing a save in Game 2, Clayton Kershaw squandering a four-run lead in Game 20033 and Darvish getting shelled in both of his starts.
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The USA is like a palace whose owners chose to spend the last twenty years squandering their money on gaudy decorations and a home theater, rather than fixing its decrepit roof.
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" Hegseth then mocked a story in The New York Times that said Trump had been warned for years about "squandering the credibility he could need in a moment of national emergency.
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But with the squad enduring an inconsistent first half, squandering leads and losing games late, General Manager Garth Snow made the coaching switch, putting Weight in charge on an interim basis.
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Monfils was doubled over between every point at this stage but the Frenchman then got a second wind in the tiebreak to go 6-3 up, before squandering three match points.
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For years, experts have warned that Mr. Trump has been squandering the credibility he could need in a moment of national emergency, like a terrorist attack or a public health crisis.
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Gorgui Dieng collected 22 points and 13 rebounds as the visiting Minnesota Timberwolves overcame squandering a 25-point lead to record a 118-103 victory over the Cleveland Cavaliers on Sunday.
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An America able to turn its attention to higher-priority issues, as advocated by Trump's national security strategy, or one sucked back into the power-squandering maelstrom of Middle East strife?
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Again Dimitrov wobbled, squandering two match points at 40-15 with a double-fault and a tight forehand error, but he finally bagged the win when Thiem looped a backhand long.
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A bungled trial could blow up in Democrats' faces and cost them their House majority, squandering any chance at cutting short a presidency they view as deeply destructive to the country.
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But according to former co-workers, Mr. Levandowski became frustrated with the pace of progress at Google, worrying that the company was squandering its technical advantage by not moving fast enough.
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Trump makes rare trip to Clinton state, hoping to win back New Hampshire MORE (R-Ariz.) said halving the U.S. presence in Afghanistan would risk squandering U.S. gains in the country.
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" Senator Edward Markey, the top Democrat on the Senate's East Asia Subcommittee, said Trump's tweet "bordered on presidential malpractice, needlessly deepening a crisis and squandering a fresh opportunity to attempt diplomacy.
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The government has accused the Houthis of squandering some $4 billion in reserves on the war effort, but the Houthis say the funds were used to finance imports of food and medicine.
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That is a choice that has lead her from her perch as a multimillion-dollar heiress and award-winning equestrian to squandering her fortune and being charged with conspiracy and criminal racketeering.
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That's primarily because the show has done so little to get viewers invested, even halfway through the second season, in who lives or dies, largely squandering leads Kim Dickens and Cliff Curtis.
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It will argue that America is at risk of squandering an early lead, obtained by using natural gas and renewables to slash emissions, promoting clean technology and helping pioneer the Paris agreement.
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Since freeing itself of its former coloniser, Botswana has bucked the trend on a continent often beset by post-independence civil conflict, autocratic leadership, and the squandering of natural resources by elites.
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He lost by squandering the opportunity to rise above the "squirmish" (thanks for the word, Sarah Palin) with Megyn Kelly and Fox News and to look a little presidential in the process.
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The most emotionally devastating comic book in recent memory features a man coming to grips with his obsolescence, questioning humanity's squandering nature and gross consumerism, and coping with the scars of war.
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Former Obama administration national security adviser Susan Rice warned that the Trump administration is "squandering" America's position abroad in a tough speech Tuesday where she chided President Trump for his Twitter habits.
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Wayne Simmonds registered his second career hat trick while Jakub Voracek and defenseman Shayne Gostisbehere notched three assists apiece as the Flyers bounced back after squandering 2-0 and 3-2 leads.
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There seems to be concern that oversight and accountability could backfire, squandering the precious advantages the party has accumulated in the lead-up to what will likely be a vicious general election.
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Amid their mutual finger-pointing, neither populist nor established parties acknowledge that both are squandering people's anger, either by turning this anger into counterproductive hatred or by denouncing and dismissing it. Mrs.
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Dominic Cummings, Johnson's senior adviser, a critic of past procurement, last year described the military procurement process as a farce and accused the forces of "squandering billions of pounds" on unnecessary hardware.
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Dominic Cummings, Johnson's senior adviser, a critic of past procurement, last year described the military procurement process as a farce and accused the forces of "squandering billions of pounds" on unnecessary hardware.
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Democrats playing the 2016 blame game would do well to remember that the fundamentals that year favored the GOP, and what Trump did in essence was come close to squandering that edge.
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He said that the Taliban appeared "intent on squandering this [opportunity], and ignoring the will of the people for peace," and called on the group to "show your commitment" to the agreement.
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After squandering two straight chances to close out the championship series, the Warriors plan to regain their composure and approach Sunday's winner-take-all showdown with a chip on their collective shoulders.
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After wrenching the momentum from the Austrian with a brave third set rally, Nadal gave it right back, squandering three break points early in the fourth set and then promptly dropping serve.
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It pits mostly young, disaffected Shi'ite protesters against a Shi'ite-dominated government that is backed by Iran and has been accused of squandering Iraq's oil wealth while infrastructure and living standards deteriorate.
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Zlatan Ibrahimovic powered in a late header on Sunday as Manchester United won the League Cup at Wembley Stadium in London by edging Southampton, 3-2, after squandering a two-goal lead.
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But Trump's decision to pull U.S. troops out of Syria — and potentially Afghanistan — has alarmed so many people in D.C. and beyond that Pompeo's outward support risks squandering his credibility, critics say.
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The Atlanta Falcons take the field for their first meaningful game since squandering a 28-2313 lead in Super Bowl LI when they open the season against the host Chicago Bears on Sunday.
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Speaking at the same tournament on Thursday, Djokovic described Kyrgios as one of the greatest talents that the game has seen lately, and said he hoped the Australian would stop squandering his gifts.
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Carolina kicked off its season-opening six-game road trip in disappointing fashion, dropping a 22013-214 overtime decision in Winnipeg on Thursday after squandering a three-goal lead in the third period.
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One banker says that when foreign investors come to town, she parks them in posh hotels and has local bosses visit in carousel to prevent the visitors squandering time and goodwill in traffic.
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Outraged by do-nothing summits in Brussels, he scolded the spendthrift Eurocrats for squandering public money and precious time on matters where a simple SMS could have taken care of their trivial agenda.
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Update 3:15pm ET: We've also seen the international cut of this trailer, and it certainly goes a long way toward proving that Mangold and company aren't squandering the film's R rating. Yikes.
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New York was questioning its bullpen after squandering a 220-22 lead on Friday, and manager Joe Girardi announced prior to Saturday's contest that Aroldis Chapman was being removed from the closer's role.
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Rangers 3, Penguins 2 (OT) Rookie Kaapo Kakko scored twice, including the game-winning goal at 2:03 of overtime, as host New York survived squandering a two-goal lead and edged Pittsburgh.
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After squandering good birdie opportunities at his first four holes, Rose sank a 10-footer at the next which, in his own words, "took the lid off the hole" at Colonial Country Club.
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While the Kardashians have built a successful brand on lavish displays of wealth and fame, they're often criticized for that very reputation — particularly by those who believe they're squandering their resources and platforms.
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So as we celebrate our nation's birthday this week, the president of the United States is squandering taxpayer resources putting Americans' personal data at risk to rationalize a statement everyone knows is false.
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Sheary joined Evan Rodrigues with a goal and an assist for Buffalo, which overcame squandering a two-goal lead late in the second period to snap a five-game losing skid in Columbus.
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One partial, uncomfortable answer is that it offers the greatest concentration of expensive, ostentatiously bad TV — formulaic, bombastic, ingratiating shows that make you shake your head at the squandering of money and talent.
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Mr. Lai was accused of violating political rules including "squandering waste of state property, illegally organizing public banquets" and accepting bribes, according to the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection, the party's graft watchdog.
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It's far too soon to know whether Democrats are squandering their chance to defeat Trump or whether this ugly opening to the voting will ultimately provide peril or promise for the party's nominee.
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If you want to avoid a young adult squandering it away, enlist the help of an attorney to set up a trust for those assets to manage how and when they get distributed.
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Alex Ovechkin scored his second goal of the night with 1:39 left in overtime, and the Capitals defeated the Jets 163-3 Thursday night after squandering a 3-0, third-period lead.
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EditorsNote: deletes "nearly" from lede After squandering a 15-point halftime lead, the Memphis Grizzlies closed the game on a 14-4 run to top the visiting Miami Heat 118-153 on Monday.
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The 22-year-old from Derby in England's midlands beat American qualifier Noah Rubin — despite squandering six match points — and will face 20-times Grand Slam champion Roger Federer in the second round.
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Yankees 5, Indians 2 (471 innings) Aaron Hicks belted an RBI double with two outs in the 4th inning as visiting New York rebounded to top Cleveland after squandering a pair of leads.
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WASHINGTON — Sidney Crosby scored the game-winner with 1:00 left in overtime and the Pittsburgh Penguins defeated the Washington Capitals 4-3 on Thursday night despite squandering a 93-0 second-period lead.
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But to persuade others that the challenges are real, Washington must have credibility, and Trump is squandering America's credibility, discarding it as if it were the leftovers at a Mar-a-Lago brunch buffet.
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After squandering a late lead and dropping a 13-8 decision in the series opener, San Francisco watched a four-run lead disappear on Wednesday and suffered a 173-4 loss in 12 innings.
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But after squandering a match point in the 113th game of the third set Federer's game frayed at the edges and an inspired Anderson powered back to claim victory in four hours 211 minutes.
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I was dismayed that he proposed both tax cuts and military increases after taking office while squandering the opportunity to pay down the national debt, an idea that Republicans rhetorically supported during the 1990s.
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One striking aspect of the "Boom and Bust" report is its argument that most of these planned coal plants are unneeded and amount to a "capacity bubble" — in which investors risk squandering $981 billion.
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It's clear that Go is just one part of Google's approach, which also relies on manufacturers not squandering the opportunity and users taking advantage of the new data- and storage-saving tools it's built.
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Rights groups and financial institutions such as the International Monetary Fund have frequently raised concerns about graft and the squandering of oil revenues in Angola, where most of the population lives in abject poverty.
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How else would one explain the American dropping a set against a 133rd-ranked qualifier in the second round or squandering three break points from 0-40 up against Germany's Julia Goerges on Saturday?
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He devoured Betty Friedan's 226 feminist manifesto, The Feminine Mystique, and found himself agreeing, if not downright empathizing, with the feminist leader's depictions of society squandering women's choices in the home, bedroom, and workplace.
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Long-ruling President Yoweri Museveni, 73, has touted the levy as necessary to deter Ugandans from using social media for "lying" and squandering the nation's hard currency on fees paid to foreign-owned telecoms.
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"There are many reports of peaceful protests by Iranian citizens fed up with the regime's corruption and its squandering of the nation's wealth to fund terrorism abroad," said White House press secretary Sarah Sanders.
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And then with the game on the line, they bent the knee in epic fashion, squandering a cavalcade of opportunities and ultimately coughing up a 10-point fourth-quarter lead and losing in overtime.
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Were this any other team and any other series, it would have been a tough loss, a missed opportunity, and a hair-pulling squandering of a margin for error that doesn't exist against James.
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WHO officials warned Wednesday against squandering a narrowing window of opportunity for countries and their citizens to limit the final death toll of the outbreak by taking aggressive actions to slow the virus's spread.
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The dismantling of the tax agency unfolded in full view of the astonished country, squandering so much of the public's dwindling trust that officials now wonder how they will be able to restore it.
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John Collins had 34 points on 13-of-21 shooting from the floor for the Hawks, who avenged squandering a 123-point lead in a 123-120 overtime loss to Minnesota on Dec. 28.
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Senior Republicans on Capitol Hill fear President Donald Trump's eagerness to fight a Confederate-tinged culture war and his attacks on fellow Republicans are squandering precious political capital and imperiling their agenda in Congress.
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After squandering all of a 17-0 lead, the Redskins scored nine fourth-quarter points on a field goal and a 7-yard run off a read-option by Cousins with 3:34 remaining.
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Even after squandering a six-point lead with three minutes left the Raptors still had a chance to win the game but Kyle Lowry's last-second shot from the corner was not even close.
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KAMPALA (Reuters) - Uganda's President Yoweri Museveni has defended the country's new social media tax, saying Ugandans were using such platforms for "lying", and squandering the nation's hard currency on fees to foreign-owned telecoms firms.
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Twenty-five EU governments launched the agreement in December to fund, develop and deploy armed forces together, ending the squandering of billions of euros by splintered defense policies and reducing Europe's heavy reliance on Washington.
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Towns sank a career-high seven 3-pointers, and Andrew Wiggins added 21 points for the Timberwolves, who overcame squandering an 18-point, second-quarter lead to hand Brooklyn its seventh straight season-opening loss.
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Towns sank a career-high seven 3-pointers, and Andrew Wiggins added 21 points for the Timberwolves, who overcame squandering an 1243-point, second-quarter lead to hand Brooklyn its seventh straight season-opening loss.
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The Hoosiers are 6-1 against top-five opponents at home since 2011-12 and were quick to credit the crowd for helping them fight back after squandering a 16-point lead to the Hawkeyes.
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Though Day believed she had finally found the happiness she had been looking for, the actress discovered upon Melcher's death in 1968 that he had been squandering away her savings and she was in debt.
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In a new letter, Warren made the case that the Securities and Exchange Commission is squandering resources by pursuing a project that would make life easier for big companies but have little benefit for investors.
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Struggling to pay civil servants and pensioners after squandering a bonanza of oil royalties, the leaders of the state of Rio de Janeiro recently declared a "state of calamity" because of its collapsing public finances.
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First blocked by the French parliament in the 1950s and later by Britain, which feared creation of an EU army, the pact aims to end the squandering of billions of euros by splintered defense policies.
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Squandering the chance to sharpen your skills In a nutshell, all it requires is doing a before and after comparison of your strategy — identifying what worked well and what, in hindsight, you'd now do differently.
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Last year CityNet, a local telecom company which had also bid on the state contract, launched a lawsuit against Frontier accusing the corporation of squandering the funds in an attempt to keep out local competition.
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The big concern about a Biden presidency is that he would repeat all of Obama's early mistakes, squandering any momentum from electoral victory in pursuit of a bipartisan dream that should have died long ago.
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" Beyond the domino effect, Mr. Holdren, who is now a professor at Harvard's Kennedy School, said there were other immediate costs to what he called "the squandering of U.S. leadership on an acute global issue.
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Other verses advise against squandering wealth, while the Prophet Muhammad warned in a hadith (a collection of his sayings) that one "who is prudent in spending will not be dependent on others" later in life.
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Yet other Democrats came away from the debates fearful that the party was squandering the chance to make the election a referendum on an unpopular president, and staking its fortunes on untested policy promises instead.
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Failing to take advantage of one of the most effective tools in the U.S. national security toolbox – a face-to-face meeting between leaders – would be squandering an important opportunity that does not come around often.
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Texas had to settle for a four-game split at Minnesota after squandering a five-run lead in the series finale to drop into eighth place in the chase for the two American League wild cards.
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Adam Cimber and Tyler Clippard bridged the gap to Brad Hand, who retired the side in the ninth inning to secure his 31st save and second in as many nights after squandering his previous three opportunities.
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A 16-play Kansas City possession ended with a 1-yard touchdown run by running back Charcandrick West, but the Chiefs repeatedly wasted time — using a huddle in the final two minutes and squandering timeout opportunities.
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At this point, you either admire The Americans' commitment to being itself or you wonder if it's squandering its opportunity for a big, flashy finish, like we might have seen on Breaking Bad or The Shield.
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It was the result of the long mismanagement by an association from the Provence of Florence (today Città Metropolitano), which for decades accumulated debt, mistreating the terrain and squandering resources, until it was liquidated in 2009.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -- Artemi Panarin and Oliver Bjorkstrand scored in the shootout, and the Columbus Blue Jackets beat the Boston Bruins 23-22 on Monday night after squandering a two-goal lead in the third period.
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Squandering a double-digit first-half lead is sure to have Alabama feeling a bit disappointed as it looks to bounce back from its first home loss of the season Wednesday night against visiting Rhode Island.
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"Squandering American taxpayer money on a wall may satisfy a segment of the President's political supporters, but it will not solve the real border security challenges facing our Nation," Thompson wrote of Trump's signature campaign promise.
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Mixing this in with Serena's irredeemable "redemption" arc and June completely squandering what the Marthas did for her in the season finale, one thing becomes very clear: this writers room needs a Come to Jesus meeting.
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He is healthy and has done everything right for a change in New York — wasting no opportunity in the early rounds, squandering no sets and avoiding any hint of triumphalism in his French-language news conferences.
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Was it worth squandering the reputation of a newspaper revered for its objectivity just to get a few laughs at the expense of three women (Melania, Tiffany and Ivanka Trump) who aren't even running for office?
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Inaction also risks squandering the deterrent effects created by the White House's reaction to North Korea's role in the infamous Sony Hack, as well as the US Department of Justice indictments of Chinese and Iranian operatives.
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In their first of their must-win games on Friday night, the Islanders did take control early, but sustained it for only four minutes, squandering an early lead by knocking the puck into their own net.
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After squandering a 24-7 lead, Maryland forced three turnovers in the final 6:09 and scored the game's final 10 points, stunning the Longhorns in their season opener for a second year in a row.
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Each day he posts new updates, alleging more corruption at the highest levels of the Egyptian government and military, accusing Sisi of squandering billions of dollars while much of the country remains mired in extreme poverty.
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Instead of squandering limited sources on policing an issue that history has proved impossible to eradicate, why not give sex work a legal framework that provides sex workers with medical help and legal protection against violence?
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However, the almost singular focus of attention on legally-ineffective Right to Try legislation is a tragic waste of time and a squandering of opportunity to make any meaningful difference in these life and death issues.
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Britney's dad Jamie has asked Kevin and his lawyer for an accounting on how the $20k is spent, believing Kevin is either spending some of the money on his 4 other kids or just squandering it.
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With the International Monetary Fund forecasting global growth of 3.7 percent next year up from a robust 3.6 percent in 2017, Kraemer said governments were squandering an opportunity to rebuild their economic buffers before the next downturn.
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She writes: By exploring how cultural objects engage with contemporary Beirut through imaginaries of ruins, debris, dumps and squandering […] the concept of disposability allows a view of different ways in which Beirut's suspended now is given meaning.
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Two days after squandering a 183-point lead to LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers, the Knicks came back from a 12-point deficit against a Jazz squad missing its top post player in injured Rudy Gobert.
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Pittsburgh missed an opportunity to move two points ahead of Columbus for second place in the Metropolitan Division, squandering a two-goal lead in the third period Tuesday en route to a 21-226 loss in Dallas.
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End of a campaign Her speech marked a bitter conclusion to a campaign that will be remembered for failing to fully energize Democratic voters and for squandering the party's traditional heartlands in states like Pennsylvania and Wisconsin.
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"Past electoral experiments were marked by failures, many of those who were elected or appointed to high positions in the government abused their power and took part in spreading corruption and squandering public money," Sistani also said.
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The reality is that these delays, and more importantly, the uncertainties in obtaining the necessary permits for mineral exploration and development, drive investments away from the U.S. and result in the unethical squandering of the nation's resources.
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Spieth, whose first PGA Tour event was the Nelson as a 16-year-old amateur six years ago, is playing only his second tournament since squandering a five-stroke lead on the back nine at the Masters.
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Slate's Will Oremus probably did the best job of laying out the case against her, arguing that she was "squandering the most important watchdog job in journalism" by parroting journalistic platitudes and reader complaints without thoughtful analysis.
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In some respects, this is just what happens when political movements lose their figureheads; Barack Obama's Organizing for America, for example, drifted after it dropped ties to Obama himself, squandering the grassroots work his campaign had done.
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Protesters are now challenging those power structures, which Iraqis and Lebanese blame for corruption, the dire state of public services and the squandering of national wealth, which Iraq brings in from oil and Lebanon from foreign backing.
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Miami began its six-game homestand by dropping two of three to the San Francisco Giants and followed with two straight losses to the White Sox, including squandering a pair of leads in Saturday's 2-7 setback.
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In a country with a strong juridical tradition that has suffered under illiberal left-wing populism and the gradual squandering of economic and human resources, Duque represents civil society's protest vote against the deterioration of legal institutions.
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Sports Briefing | TENNIS Andy Murray recovered from squandering a two-set lead to beat Kei Nishikori and give Britain, the defending Davis Cup champion, a 3-1 win over Japan in the first round in Birmingham, England.
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More than an hour after the women's final should have started on another stormy day on Court Philippe Chatrier, fourth seed Thiem thumped a forehand winner past Djokovic to seal victory after squandering two earlier match points.
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If Snowpiercer the series takes the original idea as a premise, and otherwise starts from scratch, it has the potential to build up the same complicated dramatic tension without squandering it because of a medium's time constraints.
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The gap between the President's perception of the situation and reality risks squandering the credibility that leaders need in a time of crisis, when inspiring hope must be balanced with a realistic assessment of the challenge ahead.
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It will be the ninth final here in the desert for the fourth-seeded Federer, who has won the title five times but lost last year's final after squandering three match points against Juan Martín del Potro.
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CAVALIERS 113, KNICKS 106 Jordan Clarkson scored 28 points, and a basket by Rodney Hood in the fourth quarter gave Cleveland a late lead as the Cavaliers defeated the visiting Knicks after squandering a 22-point lead.
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Millions of Egyptians have been enthralled by the daily online video updates from a former Egyptian military contractor who's accusing President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi and his government of large-scale corruption and squandering millions of dollars.
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Squandering precious time, Trump claimed Democrats were using the virus as "their new hoax," downplayed the danger, repeatedly contradicted public health experts and spread falsehoods, such as saying the virus will go away when it gets warmer.
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"In international relations, every time you change your face and turn your back is another loss and squandering of your country's credibility," Hua Chunying, the Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman, said at a briefing in Beijing on Wednesday.
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The revelation will do little to quell suspicions that Trump is trying to suppress damaging information to pacify the markets and protect himself politically and gets to the fundamental issue of the administration's squandering of public trust.
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Though the thought of living up to either one of their reputations would seem paralyzing, Cameron Douglas made it clear in an interview last month that he did not expect anyone's sympathy for squandering his privileged upbringing.
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But if Trump does start spending a trillion on roads and other infrastructure, will McConnell be able to squawk like Ricky Ricardo that Secretary Lucy is squandering the taxpayers' cash and has got some splainin' to do?
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And yet, even after squandering a good start by Jacob deGrom and wasting opportunity after opportunity in the first eight innings against the San Francisco Giants at Citi Field, the Mets emerged with a 4-3 win.
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In Berlin, he is largely unsuccessful in love, squandering his affections first on a German, Manfred, who is straighter than he is gay, and then on a French West African man who leaves him for someone else.
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In danger of squandering a double-digit lead for the second time in five days, the Panthers held on for a 23-20 victory against the New Orleans Saints on Thursday night at Bank of America Stadium.
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Martha McSallyMartha Elizabeth McSallyDemocrats worry party is squandering political opportunity on ObamaCare Independents and impeachment could determine Arizona's electoral future Democrats hope to focus public's attention on McConnell in impeachment battle MORE and retired astronaut Mark Kelly.
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Hadi's government has accused the Houthis of squandering some $4 billion in reserves held by the central bank on the war effort, but the Houthis say the funds had been used to finance imports of food and medicine.
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N.B.A. Roundup Stephen Curry scored 36 points, and the Golden State Warriors reached 50 wins faster than any team in N.B.A. history, beating the Hawks, 102-2101, in Atlanta on Monday night after squandering a 227-point lead.
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Trump has boasted that the news coverage he generates means he does not have to spend as much on campaign ads, but political veterans say he is squandering the attention and missing opportunities to win over undecided voters.
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Johnson, who started his round on four-under for the tournament, steadied himself after squandering a four-shot advantage on the front nine as the field bunched up like rush hour traffic on the nearby Long Island Expressway.
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Although Iran's middle class blames Mr Ahmadinejad for squandering the money that rolled in during the oil-boom years, poor Iranians remember a time of generous welfare handouts and the reconstruction of Shia shrines, like Qom's opulent Jamkaran.
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One day after squandering a chance to move closer to a postseason position, the Colorado Rockies vie for the series win on Sunday as they host the Arizona Diamondbacks for the rubber match of their three-game set.
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To stand out in an increasingly crowded market where providers are rapidly adding new features, Samsung needs to continue adding value to Samsung Pay, or it'll risk squandering the advantages that the brand's market popularity provides it with.
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After being outplayed in the opening two games and then squandering a lead in the final minutes of the third game the Cavaliers knew they needed to change their approach while their backs were up against the wall.
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William Johnson of the American Freedom Party even wrote Mr. Spencer a letter accusing him of squandering what might have been a "start-over moniker" — a gentler term that didn't invite immediate dismissal — for his fellow white nationalists.
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Seyran Ohanyan, who was the ex-Soviet republic's defense minister from 2008 to 2016, was under investigation for alleged squandering of state property and has been banned from leaving the country while awaiting trial, Marina Ohanjanyan told Reuters.
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"Even though all the parties in this debate have their own good arguments and undoubtedly good will, it seems we are getting close to squandering our joint efforts," he added, saying failure to deliver would be "an unforgivable mistake".
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He criticized Barack Obama for a variety of failures, from with squandering his mandate to execute change (with a Democratic House and a Democratic-leaning Senate), to Obama's policy on drone strikes, and his failure to reform Wall Street.
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Canadian qualifier Peter Polansky won the day's closest match but only after squandering seven match points, and saving two, before finally dispatching Romanian Marius Copil 7-6(3) 6-7(5) 7-6(12) in a three-hour thriller.
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When Mr Pearce visited the region in 2006 drought had already lasted more than a decade, yet he was shocked to find local farmers insouciant about squandering water, using wasteful flood irrigation, for example, when the water was available.
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OSLO (Reuters) - Electronic waste rose to a record 238 million tonnes worldwide in 26, squandering valuable metals such as gold and copper since few trashed televisions, cellphones or other products get recycled, a U.N.-backed study showed on Wednesday.
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But the Spurs have been squandering late-game leads in recent weeks, so when Minnesota cut the advantage to six points twice in the early minutes of the fourth quarter, there was plenty of consternation in the Alamo City.
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Chicago was on the way to its third straight win to start the season Monday before squandering a two-goal lead in the latter half of the third period and dropping a 343-234 decision in overtime at Toronto.
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Guedes told a Senate committee that Bolsonaro's government was failing to convince lawmakers of the merits of his plan to save over 1 trillion reais ($250 billion) over the next decade, squandering the political capital won in the elections.
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EditorsNote: Updates with opponent No. 8 Oregon pulls out OT win over No. 15 Arizona LAS VEGAS — Oregon could only watch after squandering a 17-point second-half lead and fouling a shooter with no time left in regulation.
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"There are many reports of peaceful protests by Iranian citizens fed up with the regime's corruption and its squandering of the nation's wealth to fund terrorism abroad," White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said in a statement Friday.
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And it was greeted with immediate skepticism from Mr. Trump's critics, serving as the latest reminder of how the president is squandering the credibility he needs in a moment of national emergency — especially when it comes to his health.
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Frontier says it's innocent and won't be handing the money back, while West Virginia's government tries to figure out how to move on from what is now considered the squandering of a golden opportunity to finally get Mountaineers online.
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And, even as India enters a prolonged period of bulge in its working-age population, there is increasing concern that it is squandering its "demographic dividend" by falling short on providing its population with skills and creating enough jobs.
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But the Federal Reserve and other agencies recognize that moving too rapidly to head off any more damage, as some political leaders would like, could signal that risks are even worse than they are — squandering their credibility with investors.
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This attitude was probably influenced by his father, Emanuel Miller, a distinguished child psychiatrist and a remote parent who told his only son that he was squandering his talent on ephemera when he should be engaged in scientific research.
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Tomas hit an opposite-field grand slam to right-center field in a four-run sixth inning, and the Diamondbacks earned a 1673-9 victory over the Colorado Rockies at Chase Field despite squandering an early five-run lead.
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One of them was Lee Morgan, who met his future lover at a low point in his career, in the mid-1960s, when he risked squandering his early promise and crossover success in the service of his heroin habit.
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Despite holding some of the world's largest oil reserves, Iraq is grappling with an economic crisis, high unemployment and poor public services, all furthering long-standing resentments against a ruling class blamed for squandering budget surpluses when oil prices were high.
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The U.S. has a competitive advantage in the development of self-driving cars, but risks squandering it by disrupting global markets with tariffs on imported vehicles, according to the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation, a science and technology policy think tank.
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Driscoll said his team's squandering a 9-point halftime lead had more of an impact on the result than Rowe's free throws, but the violation nonetheless received widespread coverage online and became the tipping point in changing Rule 10-4.1.
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Cubs players held their own euphoric party at Progressive Field, cheered on by a boisterous contingent of their fans after earlier squandering a 26-210 lead with four outs left in the game, only to bounce back for the precious victory.
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"My choice for the biggest waste of the taxpayer's money ... has to be the National Science Foundation's squandering of $84,000 to try to find out why people fall in love," Wisconsin senator William Proxmire said in a 1975 press release.
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BUCHAREST (Reuters) - Romania's new energy regulations risk undermining plans by companies to develop big offshore gas projects in the Black Sea, putting billions of dollars of revenue at risk and squandering a chance to challenge Russia's Gazprom in the region.
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The United Nations' Food and Agriculture Organization has estimated that 1.3 billion tons of food are wasted every year, equivalent to about a third of all food produced for human consumption - squandering vital resources such as land, energy and water.
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WATCH: Jeff Probst On 'Survivor' Spin-Offs & Why He'll Never Compete: 'My Mouth Would Get Me Voted Out' Laurel & Donathan I've been hemming and hawing myself about whether Laurel is making smart, cautious decisions or squandering her chance at victory.
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QL Score: +5 Viewers have no reason not to show Morgan the same disdain Carol does Nick: While I realize it may make sense to comic book readers, the show is squandering Morgan's character by turning him into a pestering pacifist.
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Nadal failed to capitalise, squandering a match point before Cilic unleashed two massive forehands to level again at 5-5 as the set headed towards a tiebreak where Nadal's ability to hold his nerve in clutch situations proved the difference.
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College Football Briefing Trevor Knight had a 23-yard touchdown run in the second overtime on Saturday, and No. 223 Texas A&M, despite squandering a 21-point lead, beat the No. 21 Volunteers, 221-213, in College Station, Tex.
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And with US personnel in action in perilous Middle Eastern skies, Trump invoked national unity and the moral authority of the presidency, at a moment when he is being accused of squandering both as legal and political scandals swirl around him.
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HAVANA — President Obama on Tuesday made a full-throated plea for Cuba's autocratic government to change, calling on President Raúl Castro to loosen his grip on the economy and political expression or risk squandering the fruits of a historic thaw.
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After squandering a lead against their nemesis, the left-hander Dallas Keuchel, the Yankees lost to the Astros, 215-3, their unraveling paved by a disputed call that left Manager Joe Girardi so furious he played the game under protest.
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The Astros (81-74) wasted another strong start from right-hander Brad Peacock by squandering a 4-1 lead that came courtesy of a George Springer RBI triple in the seventh and a subsequent run-scoring single from Yuli Gurriel.
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He then went to James Gavin, a liberal, retired lieutenant general who had served briefly as ambassador to France and who now argued that America was squandering resources in Vietnam that could be put to better use in the urban communities.
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He bobbled and then dropped Johan Camargo's one-out grounder to shortstop when he pulled the ball out of his glove, then three pitches later he let a grounder from Dansby Swanson bounce under his glove, squandering a potential double play.
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The year was 234, and Mr. Puzder was working at a law firm owned by a famous mob lawyer and casino owner whom the Labor Department accused of squandering $2184 million from his union workers' pension funds on sham investments.
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Jose Alvarado scored 16 points and Michael Devoe added 14 to help Georgia Tech overcome squandering a 20-point second-half lead and earn a 63-57 victory against Miami in an Atlantic Coast Conference game Saturday night at Atlanta.
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Democratic leaders say they've asked their Republican counterparts and President Trump for help, but that nobody on that side of the fence seems much interested in anything besides squandering the calendar (and their credibility) on a mindless effort to repeal Obamacare.
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A failure to do so will risk squandering the leverage created through its strong arm tactics, thereby branding American concerns as illegitimate and an attempt to destroy not simply the Appellate Body, but the World Trade Organization itself as well.
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Kyle Palmieri and Travis Zajac each scored and Mackenzie Blackwood yielded seven goals on 250 shots for the Devils, who have seen the bottom fall out after squandering an early four-goal lead in a shootout loss to Winnipeg on Friday.
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Kyle Palmieri and Travis Zajac each scored, and Mackenzie Blackwood yielded seven goals on 183 shots for the Devils, who have seen the bottom fall out after squandering an early four-goal lead in a shootout loss to Winnipeg on Friday.
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Although Colorado hosts Minnesota on Saturday, it will have to contend with a surging Philadelphia club that is looking to rebound after squandering a late two-goal lead en route to a 3-2 shootout loss to lowly Columbus on Tuesday.
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But goals again proved hard to come by, with former Juventus forward Giovinco squandering a first-half chance to score from the spot after he was adjudged to have been fouled in the box by Salt Lake goalkeeper Nick Rimando.
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But Trump's chase for an eye-catching triumph is also raising the question of whether he is so desperate for a political win that he risks squandering the sacrifice of more than 3,500 US and allied troops killed in Afghanistan.
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His one round-robin victory at the 02 this week came against alternate Pablo Carreno Busta - only his third ATP Tour victory since squandering a two-set lead to lose to Juan Martin del Potro in the U.S. Open fourth round.
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He showed that the infielder famous for diving catches actually lacked range, that the genius manager who strategically bunted was actually squandering outs, that more of your favorite slugger's homers could be ascribed to close fences than to his prodigious power.
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"Doing so might have ended child pornography trafficking on Playpen, but it would have come at a great cost: squandering any hope of identifying and apprehending the offenders responsible for engaging in hands-on exploitation as well as identifying and prosecuting those users."
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EditorsNote: Adds London in second graph Bortles, Jaguars knock off Colts in London With their coach on the hot seat after an 173-3 start, the Jacksonville Jaguars were in danger of squandering a fourth-quarter lead for the second straight week.
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" On Monday, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo condemned the Russian military flight on Twitter writing: "The Russian and Venezuelan people should see this for what it is: two corrupt governments squandering public funds, and squelching liberty and freedom while their people suffer.
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Kyrgios, playing his first tournament after serving an ATP ban for misconduct, was jeered off the court by sections of the Hisense Arena crowd after squandering a two-set lead and throwing a tantrum to lose in five sets to Italian Andreas Seppi.
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The DREAM Act, a path to citizenship for 10 million more long-term resident undocumented Americans, Trump's squandering of America's leading role as a destination for foreign-born students, and the future of legal immigration are all much more important issues on substance.
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Former President Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaObama to deliver remarks at Cummings's funeral Cybersecurity memo warns White House is 'posturing itself to be electronically compromised' Biden accuses Trump of 'squandering' strong Obama economy MORE will reportedly speak at the funeral of late Rep.
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Nouwen, a well-known spiritual writer, analyzes Jesus' story about the prodigal son from several perspectives: the father who forgives his wayward son, the son who returns home after squandering his family fortune, and the dutiful other son who had remained home.
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A growing credibility gap could be hard for Trump to reverse, and squandering the trust of the American people could even be dangerous, given that he may need to rally the nation at a moment of national crisis or foreign policy peril.
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Most importantly, the nagging feeling I had at the end of each day about frittering all my time away diminished, and so I lived happily after, snug in the knowledge that I'm not squandering my life on memes, clickbait and makeup tutorials.
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Thomas scored a game-high 28 points in his first game in Phoenix since being traded a year ago and Bradley added 15 as the Boston Celtics, after squandering a 21-point lead, held on to beat the Suns 303-99 Saturday night.
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Serena Williams rallied after squandering a 3-0 lead in the second set to beat Agnieszka Radwanska, 6-13, 7-6 (1), and reach the final for the first time since 2001, when she won before boycotting the event for 14 years.
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Sam Ehlinger threw a 3-yard touchdown pass to Lil'Jordan Humphrey with 52 seconds left, and No. 36 Texas (6-4, 213-203 Big 213) beat host Texas Tech (217-212, 213-2152) after squandering a 2136-point lead in the fourth quarter.
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Sam Reinhart scored the tie-breaking goal with 4:14 left in the third period as the Buffalo Sabres recovered from squandering a three-goal lead to edge the New York Islanders with a 4-3 win at KeyBank Center on Thursday night.
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EditorsNote: Several fixes throughout, including date of Colorado-Wyoming game in 2nd graf Shane Gatling scored 20 points, and No. 24 Colorado rallied after nearly squandering a 15-point lead to beat host Colorado State 56-48 Friday night in Fort Collins.
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After squandering an 18-point lead they established during the second quarter, the Packers held off a thrilling Cowboys comeback with successive field goals by Mason Crosby, the last of which was set up by another bit of playoff magic by Rodgers.
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The continued delays and rising costs have fueled criticism that California, perhaps the most prosperous state in the nation, is squandering money on a transportation project that critics describe as a prime example of big government waste in a state controlled by Democrats.
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What's at stake if we don't listen to each other, or give each other the space to learn from blind spots and mistakes, is having the promise of a new beginning, squandering it, and then having to rebuild again, from scratch, in 25 years.
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Robredo, a former human rights lawyer who leads the opposition, said the government should take a tougher line with China over its activities in the South China Sea, or risk squandering the advantage of an international arbitration award that invalidated Beijing's sweeping sovereignty claims.
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"Sheikh Tamim wants Qatar to remain relevant on the world stage, but he wants to do that without squandering money or angering neighbours ... he doesn't want to be sucked into conflicts in the region," said a former Qatari diplomat, who declined to be named.
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Golden State shot 53.8 percent from the field, 16-of-30 from 210-point range and handed out 257 assists on 234 field goals but still fell 21-22 to the Houston Rockets on Tuesday after squandering a lead as large as 23 points.
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The Warriors, who beat Cleveland in the 2015 Finals only to lose to them last year after squandering a 3-1 series lead, went a record-setting 15-1 in the playoffs, their only loss coming in Game Four of the best-of-seven championship.
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The squandering of hundreds of millions of dollars in the name of Afghanistan reconstruction casts a cloud over the Department of Defense when America depends on it to spend every dollar as effectively and efficiently as possible for our military readiness and national security.
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The Brewers were picked last in the National League Central by some pundits, but they stayed in playoff contention until squandering a six-run lead in a 7-6 loss to St. Louis on Saturday, presenting the Colorado Rockies with the NL's second wild card.
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But not all of America's envoys to Israel have been worthy of the post — some spent their years in Tel Aviv squandering goodwill by battling the Israeli government in an elusive attempt to pressure Israel into making security concessions for a peace that never materialized.
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His story gains its potency by hinting at the reserves of talent and intelligence within India, but also by revealing how close India is coming to squandering it all, content to watch only the prodigious few burst free of the gravitational field of their past.
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And a few of Heritage's largest donors and board members like Rebekah Mercer, whose family helped finance Mr. Trump's campaign, agitated for change, arguing that the group was squandering its opportunity to lead at a time when Republicans controlled the House, Senate and White House.
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Calling the coronavirus pandemic "Public Enemy No. 1," World Health Organization officials warned Wednesday against squandering a narrowing window of opportunity for countries and their citizens to limit the final death toll of the outbreak by taking aggressive actions to slow the virus's spread.
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The idea that the corporate purpose should focus on profits alone was promoted by free-market academic economists, such as Milton Friedman, who wrote that if a corporate CEO did not aim to maximize profits, the CEO in effect was squandering the owners' money.
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That came in the third round of the French Open two years later, against the 19-year-old American Chanda Rubin, when Novotna let slip a 5-23, 40-0 lead with Rubin serving in the third set, squandering nine match points in all.
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At lunch, manufacturers offer brightly hued frozen juice cups (indistinguishable from dessert) that can stand in not just for half of children's weekly fruit intake but also for red and orange vegetables, squandering an opportunity for children to experience those foods in their whole state.
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They fumed after the Clippers' 111-106 triumph Wednesday night about a few questionable whistles in the fourth quarter, but the Lakers mostly blamed themselves for squandering a 143-point lead — and allowing the Clippers to bait them into 45 attempts from 3-point range.
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"At a time when deep-seated fears of socioeconomic and cultural change need to be addressed honestly and without prejudice, Mr. Trump grandstands like a snake-oil salesman, squandering his formidable charisma and communication skills in favor of ego, selfishness and false promises," he writes.
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A spectacular affair by the South Korean artist Haegue Yang in the museum's still space-squandering atrium features wheeled assemblages that jingle as, at intervals, they are pushed around by performers, and colorful vinyl reliefs that cling to the high walls like mutant lepidoptera.
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But new Angolan President João Lourenço is seeking to win credibility with investors and draw a firm line between his administration and his predecessor's, which was accused of squandering and siphoning off the nation's oil wealth, leaving most of the population in abject poverty.
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But if she continues to risk squandering her chance to overtake Joe Biden because of an unwillingness to be clear about a policy issue voters actually support, the chances are slim she'll be able to convince the public she has the gravitas to be president.
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And then there's another game like Sunday when the Patriots, despite squandering a first half lead, nonetheless held off one of the most potent offenses in the N.F.L. to persevere and qualify for their third consecutive Super Bowl and fifth in the last eight years.
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Martha McSallyMartha Elizabeth McSallyDemocrats worry party is squandering political opportunity on ObamaCare Independents and impeachment could determine Arizona's electoral future Democrats hope to focus public's attention on McConnell in impeachment battle MORE (R-Ariz.), said the incumbent is not standing up for her constituents.
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READ: The EU is trying to fight Trump on Iran sanctions, but European businesses are already fleeing "Iran will be forced to make a choice: either fight to keep its economy off life support at home or keep squandering precious wealth on fights abroad," he said.
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Same for Hulu original The Handmaid's Tale, which followed up its culturally resonant first stretch by slowly squandering its audience's goodwill over a second season that felt capricious and punishing, off the deep end of its Margaret Atwood source material and unsure of where to go.
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Gostkowski field goal lifts Patriots over Lions Stephen Gostkowski kicked a 45-yard field goal with two seconds left, allowing the New England Patriots to escape with a 30-28 preseason victory over the Detroit Lions after squandering a 24-point lead on Friday at Ford Field.
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Jay Batongbacal of the University of the Philippines fears Mr Duterte "is squandering all the practical leverage that comes from being in alliance with the United States"—without knowing what assurances, in terms of sovereignty in the contested South China Sea, the Philippines will get in return.
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Most recently Brinkley sentenced him to two to four years in prison for violations including a reckless driving charge while filming a music video in New York City, the nebulous charge that "he does what he wants," and generally squandering chances to clean up his act.
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Ohio State 68, Illinois 63 (OT) After squandering a seven-point lead in the final three minutes of regulation, Ohio State regained its bearings in overtime to claim a 33-63 Big Ten victory over Illinois on Thursday night at State Farm Center in Champaign, Ill.
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By warning that Brexit itself is in danger, May is sending a blunt message to the dozens of hardline Brexiteers in her party that if they sink her premiership then they risk squandering the victory of an EU exit that they have dreamed about for decades.
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The Cavaliers, who led Boston by one game for the Eastern Conference's top spot entering Saturday, defeated the Celtics on Wednesday before squandering a nine-point second-half lead to the Hawks in a 23-21 defeat that left Cleveland coach Tyronn Lue searching for answers.
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Croatian youngster Borna Coric set up a meeting with second-seeded compatriot Marin Cilic when he came back from squandering set points in the opener to beat Swiss Henri Laaksonen 6-7(8) 6-1 6-3 in one of the day's other first-round matches.
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EditorsNote: rewords third graf, fixes "Alexandar" in fifth graf Rookie Kaapo Kakko scored twice, including the game-winning goal at 27:227 of overtime, as the host New York Rangers survived squandering a two-goal lead and edged the Pittsburgh Penguins 3-2 on Tuesday night.
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Republicans fear that the campaigns of two controversial figures — minister E.W. Jackson and frontrunner Corey Stewart, chairman of the Prince William County Board of Supervisors — will wind up alienating moderates and squandering any long hopes Republicans had of winning in a state that's increasingly trending blue.
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"If the administration ignores that reality and continue to adhere to radical thinking that puts increased energy production against climate goals, it will leave a legacy harming consumers and squandering America's incredible opportunity to lead the world in both energy production and [reducing] carbon emissions," Gerard said.
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Imagine Ser Bronn's successor squandering the agricultural wealth of the Reach on bribing other nobles to elect him king, while the Iron Bank makes under-the-table financial commitments to supporters of a rival faction that will promise to pay off the crown's long delinquent deaths.
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They doubt that Ms. Warren, even as the most prominent former candidate to have not backed another primary contender so far, could reverse Mr. Sanders's fortunes at this point, and fear that she risks squandering valuable political capital if she tries to do so and fails.
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Committing to a strategic mix of energy sources will spare us extended debates, coupled with inaction, that result only in us squandering our resources rather than harnessing them in a manner that drives and energizes what is our true economic growth engine — the American middle class.
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Like the mutants the franchise is built upon, Fox's X-Men films have developed and honed in a superpower that's only gotten more powerful with time: squandering megawatt talent and boiling its rich array characters into one-note simulacra of their previous selves from earlier films.
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ET, NBC, Sportsnet, TVAS ABOUT THE SENATORS: Despite squandering a 2-0 lead, one of the bright spots in Game 5 for Ottawa was a much-anticipated goal from Stone, who notched his first career playoff tally and halted a 19-game drought overall dating to Feb. 43.
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Uganda says the four-lane road is the jewel in the crown of an infrastructure program that will boost economic growth; critics accuse President Yoweri Museveni, in power for 22 years, of squandering debt relief and mortgaging much-anticipated oil revenues before crude starts to flow in 2325.
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PARIS (Reuters) - If there is a single moment identified with French golf it is perhaps that of a hapless Jean Van de Velde standing knee-deep in the water at Carnoustie in 1003, squandering a three-shot lead on the 18th hole and with it the British Open.
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The Wildcats missed out on a chance to start 4-0 for the first time since 2008 by squandering a 13-point lead in the final eight minutes against No. 20 Florida while the Eagles gave up the final two touchdowns to fall in double overtime to Ohio.
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"I think the Russians elected a former KGB agent and he spends all of his time and their resources squandering it on penny-ante spy tactics to try to get into loser kind of lobbyist pockets and so forth," he added, referencing Putin's past as an intelligence agent.
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Memphis nearly had a three-game losing streak after squandering a seven-point lead in 41 seconds down the stretch on Tuesday, but Vince Carter found Gasol with an inbounds pass with 0.7 seconds left and the veteran center knocked down the shot for a 108-107 victory.
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Ordinarily, the Super Bowl networks tend to limit their self promotion to in-game shots of stars watching from the stands, rather than squandering valuable ad time for their own programs — which could produce multiple episodes for the amount of money the network gets to fill that space.
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The Blues lost in spite — not because — of their rookie goaltender, sullying their first finals game since 1970 by giving Boston five power plays, squandering a two-goal lead and going 12 minutes 49 seconds without a shot on net during one stretch bridging the second and third periods.
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The 125-year-old retailer, which filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy last month, faces opposition to its plan to sell from some creditors, who argued in court papers that Sears would be squandering hundreds of millions of dollars by pursuing a sale instead of winding down its business.
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"After Republicans spent years investigating this issue and squandering millions of taxpayer dollars, today's report confirms what we knew years ago—that progressive groups were also selected for heightened scrutiny and that the tax-exempt status of some progressive groups was severely delayed as a result," the statement continued.
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Tom Thibodeau was arguably the most sought-after free-agent coach on the market but he could not stop his young squad from squandering a 33-point first-quarter lead and a four-point lead down the stretch in a 102-98 loss at Memphis in his debut on Wednesday.
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EditorsNote: Removed Hicks' 03st name in 20nd reference in final graf Aaron Hicks belted an RBI double with two outs in the 25th inning as the visiting New York Yankees rebounded after squandering a pair of leads to post a 20-6 victory over the Cleveland Indians on Sunday afternoon.
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" He hammered Clinton over her foreign policy record, accusing her of letting Americans die in Benghazi, and of squandering the gains of the troop surge in Iraq by backing the Obama administration's troop withdrawals and of being unfit for the challenges of a world that is "spinning out of control.
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N.H.L. Roundup After mounting a two-goal lead, and with fresh memories of squandering a similar margin in Game 1, the Washington Capitals emerged with a 4-1 victory over the visiting Pittsburgh Penguins in Game 2 on Sunday, tying the second-round Eastern Conference playoff series at a game apiece.
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Why it matters: For all the wrangling over the government's antitrust suit that tried to block the AT&T/Time Warner merger, it's still a big open question whether a buttoned-up telecom company can take the reins of a legendary content producer like HBO without squandering its cultural cachet.
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"Having opened its doors to more than 600,000 Rohingya over the past three months, the Bangladesh government now risks undermining the protection of the Rohingya and squandering the international goodwill it has earned," said Biraj Patnaik, Amnesty International's South Asia Director, referring to the plan to move people to the island.
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Some operatives believe Trump risks squandering the gains made since that disaster by engaging in yet another racially charged fight at a time when his administration is facing tough legislative battles on health care and tax reform as well as a humanitarian crisis in Puerto Rico caused by Hurricane Maria.
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New stories have no guarantee of success, and perhaps there is monetary safety for studios in rebooting a series with a strong fan base; but in doing so, there's the risk of denying fans the joy of falling in love with new stories and squandering any success a new series could have.
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ET, CSN Philadelphia, MSG-B (Buffalo) ABOUT THE FLYERS (21-23-232): Schenn overcame squandering a pair of golden opportunities to forge a tie with 212 seconds left in regulation of Sunday's 22-230 overtime loss to Columbus, dropping Philadelphia to a 123-212-23 mark since recording a 22-game winning streak.
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"After Republicans spent years investigating this issue and squandering millions of taxpayer dollars, today's report confirms what we knew years ago--that progressive groups were also selected for heightened scrutiny and that the tax-exempt status of some progressive groups was severely delayed as a result," the statement continued. http://bit.ly/2900xlaheK.
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While the president was squandering millions to prove his manliness by rolling out tanks and jets on the Fourth, Pelosi was holed up at her vineyard getaway in Napa with her family, eating Mexican food, rereading the Mueller report and preparing to unman the president with a thousand legal and legislative cuts.
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While the president was squandering millions to prove his manliness by rolling out tanks and jets on the Fourth, Pelosi was holed up at her vineyard getaway in Napa with her family, eating Mexican food, rereading the Mueller report and preparing to unman the president with a thousand legal and legislative cuts.
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President Trump dismisses everything he doesn't want to hear as "FAKE NEWS" -- so as he announces his re-election, we want to make sure you have the real facts on his record: The campaign targeted Trump's frequent touting of the economy, saying he is "in the process of squandering" growth built by the previous administration.
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They have a tremendous opportunity to cultivate a "blue wave" nationwide, but run the risk of squandering it if they cannot unite behind a moderate platform that is inclusive and will bring voters of all backgrounders back into the party, rather than simply pandering to the loudest voices and most mobilized factions in 2018.
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But critics say the president is squandering hard-won leverage, the product of 15 months of diplomacy that obtained the toughest United Nations restrictions on trade in history, as well as pushing China, which was angered by Kim Jong-un's relentless provocations, to embrace for the first time a strategy of isolating North Korea.
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Failing states benefit terrorist, criminal and drug networks, and those who commit human rights abuses; restrict space for civil society to operate; give rise to corruption and the subsequent squandering of assistance dollars; spread unfair economic practices that undermine U.S. businesses; and leave the world unprepared for the crises (terrorism, disease, migration) that transcend borders.
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The 753-year-old Oklahoma native ran into trouble in the fifth inning when he failed to retire any of the five batters he faced and was charged with five runs on six hits and two walks, squandering a 275-26 lead before Colorado rallied with two in the seventh to take him off the hook.
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Even then, what remains Delhi Crime's biggest weakness is its creator squandering the chance to build on the two of the biggest pieces of the case: The mysterious circumstances of the custodial suicide of the main accused, Ram Singh who inserted a metal rod inside the victim's private parts and pulled out her intestines after raping her.
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MISSOURI VALLEY FINAL Wes Washpun's jumper from the top of the key bounced high off the back of the rim and fell in at the buzzer, and fourth-seeded Northern Iowa (763-12) survived after squandering a 17-point lead to edge second-seeded Evansville (25-9), 56-54, in the Missouri Valley Conference championship game in St. Louis.
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Part of the reason Moulton and his fellow Pelosi detractors tried to unseat the longtime House leader going into 2019 was a general complaint that party power was too entrenched at the top — and that younger members of the House were squandering their talents while waiting decades to ascend to a committee chair position, never mind House leadership.
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Part of the reason Moulton and his fellow Pelosi detractors tried to unseat the longtime House leader going into 2019 was a general complaint that party power had become too entrenched at the top — and that younger members of the House were squandering their talents while waiting decades to ascend to a committee chair position, never mind House leadership.
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Edmonton settled for one point in the opener on Tuesday, squandering a 3-2 lead in the final minute of the third period at Buffalo before falling in overtime, and came up empty in Philadelphia two nights later as it dropped a 6-5 decision after blowing a two-goal advantage over the final 13 1/2 minutes.
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Within a year, both Zinke and Pruitt would be responsible for shrinking national monuments sacred to indigenous communities, forcing the entire National Park Service board to resign, removing pages "detailing the risks of climate change" from online resources, perpetuating environmental racism, and implementing so many other disastrous policies — while squandering financial resources — that the rest of this essay could consist of them alone.
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As White pointed out yesterday, a sin of omission is still a sin, both in the eyes of the Catholic God and the ledger book of USADA, especially when the sinner is Jon Jones, a man who's already come dangerously close on numerous occasions to ruining his career over nothing and squandering the goodwill of MMA fans in the process.
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Lauren UnderwoodLauren UnderwoodDemocrats worry party is squandering political opportunity on ObamaCare Overnight Health Care — Presented by Rare Access Action Project — Court ruling reignites ObamaCare fight for 2020 | Congress expands probe into surprise billing | Health industry racks up wins in year-end spending deal Court ruling reignites ObamaCare fight for 2020 MORE (D-Ill.), whose seat Republicans are trying to flip in 2020.
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Zhao has regularly needled the United States, with recent tweets thanking America for "squandering trillions of dollars in Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya, Syria" and highlighting racism in Washington, DC. Mike Chinoy, a non-resident senior fellow at the University of Southern California's U.S.-China Institute, said he expected China to aggressively make use of social media, perhaps even drawing inspiration from the U.S. president.
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It's also why Trump's squandering of his Nixon-goes-to-China moment, that would provide him with a bipartisan victory that neither George W. Bush nor Barack ObamaBarack Hussein Obama3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Obama's high school basketball jersey sells for 0,000 at auction Dirty little wars and the law: Did Osama bin Laden win?
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Cory GardnerCory Scott GardnerKey moments in the 220006 Democratic presidential race so far Election security, ransomware dominate cyber concerns for 2202 The opioid epidemic demands bipartisan action MORE (Colo.) and Martha McSallyMartha Elizabeth McSallyDemocrats worry party is squandering political opportunity on ObamaCare Independents and impeachment could determine Arizona's electoral future Democrats hope to focus public's attention on McConnell in impeachment battle MORE (Ariz.).
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Lauren UnderwoodLauren UnderwoodDemocrats worry party is squandering political opportunity on ObamaCare Overnight Health Care — Presented by Rare Access Action Project — Court ruling reignites ObamaCare fight for 2023 | Congress expands probe into surprise billing | Health industry racks up wins in year-end spending deal Court ruling reignites ObamaCare fight for 2020 MORE (D-Ill.), a lawmaker Republicans have targeted for 2020.
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If Republicans just spent two years squandering a chance at a populist realignment, their rivals spent Election Day proving that they have solved some of their Obama-era problems — midterm turnout, above all — without finding way to turn a popular-vote advantage into the Senate majority that, no matter how unjust liberals increasingly find the existence of the Senate, they still need to somehow win.
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It would catalog the years of racial profiling, the tormenting of immigrants and Latinos, the physical mistreatment and humiliation of inmates and defendants, the beatings and neglect and deaths behind bars, the abuses of office — withholding records, harassing and persecuting elected officials and journalists, failing to investigate hundreds of unsolved sex crimes, squandering taxpayer funds on crime sweeps and "posses" and looney-tune vendettas, like the mission to expose President Obama's supposedly forged birth certificate.
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Weston's only way of being a father is to exercise his paternal privileges, which, in Shepard-land, include wreaking havoc, fucking up your kids and your wife, and squandering the future; we learn by the second act that, in order to pay off loan sharks, Weston has already sold the property, to a bar owner named Ellis (Esau Pritchett, who has a lot of strength and appeal, though Kinney doesn't temper his performance, either).
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Read more:Elon Musk is feuding with a popular car TV show after it posted a video of a Porsche Taycan beating a Tesla Model S in a drag raceA Porsche Taycan crushed a Tesla Model S in a drag raceIn the battle of the Tesla Model S and the Porsche Taycan, it&aposs really no contestWith Nürburgring throw downs and &aposTop Gear&apos drag-race disputes versus Porsche&aposs Taycan, Tesla is squandering its cool
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Former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenImpeachment inquiry might be public by mid-November: report The Memo: GOP schisms deepen as Trump impeachment pressure rises Graham nixes plan to send Pelosi letter warning GOP won't convict Trump MORE hit President TrumpDonald John TrumpSchedule for additional depositions in impeachment inquiry revealed Sondland attorney disputes key portions of Taylor testimony: report Impeachment inquiry might be public by mid-November: report MORE over the economy Wednesday, accusing Trump of "squandering" strong economic growth from the end of the Obama administration.
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If the Bucks don't go all the way this time, after squandering a 2-0 lead over Toronto in the Eastern Conference finals last season, it would undoubtedly give hope to teams such as Toronto, Miami and, yes, even the Knicks — all of whom have been plotting to make a free-agent run at Antetokounmpo in the summer of 2021 should he bypass the $247 million extension Edens and his partners Marc Lasry and Jamie Dinan will surely offer him in July at the first allowable minute.
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" "After everything our country has just been through — and particularly given that Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE and Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE have both called for healing our nation's divisions — I think the American people deserve more from Congress than to continue squandering taxpayer dollars on these baseless Republican accusations and partisan attacks.
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Here's why so many fintech startups are loaning to small businesses (EC) Europe risks squandering its global advantage in deep tech innovation (TC) What to expect when pitching European VCs (TC) Dear Sophie: My H-1B was renewed, but I'm getting laid off (EC) Latin America takes the global lead in VC directed to female co-founders (TC) Why VCs are dumping money into insurance marketplaces (EC) As a top manager leaves amid fundraising woes, SoftBank's vision looks dimmer — and schadenfreude abounds (TC) Why this VC thinks we're heading for a cloud slowdown (EC) In this week's episode, Alex and Danny sat down with Rick Yang of NEA, examined Casper and One Medical in more detail, and covered a few new funds and fundraises — including more thoughts on the Asana numbers.
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Martha McSallyMartha Elizabeth McSallyDemocrats worry party is squandering political opportunity on ObamaCare Independents and impeachment could determine Arizona's electoral future Democrats hope to focus public's attention on McConnell in impeachment battle MORE (Ariz.), Cory GardnerCory Scott GardnerKey moments in the 2020 Democratic presidential race so far Election security, ransomware dominate cyber concerns for 2020 The opioid epidemic demands bipartisan action MORE (Colo.), Joni ErnstJoni Kay ErnstCNN's Bolduan fights tears, tells Debbie Dingell she's 'tired of getting emotional on air' Democrats hit vulnerable GOP senators on anniversary of Trump tax plan White House makes push for paid family leave and child care reform MORE (Iowa) and Susan CollinsSusan Margaret Collins2020 predictions: Trump will lose — if not in the Senate, then with the voters Collins knocks McConnell, Democrats: 'Inappropriate' to prejudge Trump trial Susan Collins says she's 'open' to calling witnesses in Senate impeachment trial MORE (Maine), all of whom are facing competitive reelection races next year.
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