Sentences with phrase «enablers who»

But the truth is the cosigners were financial enablers who helped to leverage you into this situation.

these guys are surrounded by sycophantic enablers who hang around for the money & women and there is no one around to tell the gift horse he is being a horse's ass.

Sentry is an organization based out of the Enough Project and Not on Our Watch and its mission is to «disrupt and dismantle the networks of military officers, government officials, businessmen, arms dealers, bankers and other enablers who benefit financially and politically from Africa's deadliest conflicts,» according to its website.

-- Counselors, therapists, and teachers are essentially growth - enablers who must themselves continue growing if they are to nurture the growth of others.

Worse still are the enablers who try and explain away his insanity as caused by his age and health.

She was an innovator, mentor, muse, and enabler who mounted a series of notable exhibitions in both her LA and NY galleries and even funded Robert Smithson's Spiral Jetty!

Not exact matches

«The Chinese government played the role of an indispensable enabler,» said Minxin Pei, a professor at Claremont McKenna College in California who studies Chinese politics.

As that might suggest, this is more of a partisan issue than a securities regulation matter, even though the Democrat's academic enablers (you know who you are) insist it's just about good policy.

Our govt is an enabler of the poor, many (not most necessarily) who are capable of getting jobs but refuse.

My enemies are the the ones who destroy in the name of God and their enablers.

Unfortunately, I have been «stripped, whipped, tarred and feathered and run out of town on a rail» by my own family members for simply STATING that if I found out, or «heard a whisper of a finger being laid on my niece» who was going to stay with my abuser and his enabler, I «would go to the authorities and this time I would and legally could have him put in jail.»

He went from being the premier English novelist of the soul to an enabler of later and lesser lights who let their appetites and resentments rule their talents.

We could also hate those who had abetted Nifong, like «Mr Nifong's enablers in the Duke faculty» who, as the Economist asserted, «have learned nothing from it all.

As one who is professionally trained to be a spiritual growth enabler, the clergyman can fulfill a unique role in helping alcoholics.

The first identifiable role is that of the Enabler, who is usually a spouse, the one most responsible for picking up the pieces for the deteriorating alcoholic.

Heavily marking Sanchez who was our designated risk taker led to a lot of turnovers and with the majority of the rest of the team being enablers instead of finishers our patient game was a lot of the time too easily stifled.

And enablers like you who sympathize with loss mothers but give no thought what silence about unfortunate outcomes means are one of the reasons women like her have such doubts.

I've seen a mother go from a «turn a blind eye» enabler to someone who at least gives her children some kind of support once she divorced the father and took out a restraining order against him.

There is a real irony in Diaz hosting Abrazo Boricuaparticularly with his expressed desire to «protect» his community.I guess that desire doesn't extend to the women of his community (excuse the pun) because the Grand Poobah of the parade this year is a wife beater — who SERVED TIME IN PRISON for the crime.His enablers at the Puerto Rican Day Riot committee attribute his violence to a youthful error — ignoring the fact that he was in his FORTIES at the time.Check out which politicians march and which do not and ask yourself if they'd ignore a violent anti — semite or racist or homophobe being so honored.Once more women in that parade are relegated to the position of tarted up and half naked — even the pre teens — but not worthy of respect.So much for Diaz» «protection».

The consultation paper states that the Government «propose developing a definition of enabler based on the broad criteria used for the offshore evasion measure [in Finance Bill 2016] but specifically tailored to the avoidance supply chain and ensuring that appropriate safeguards are included to exclude those who are unwittingly party to enabling the avoidance in question» (paragraph 2.14).

Republicans will likely deploy a strategy that paints all Democrats, even those such as Bowles who are not incumbents, as allies of an unpopular governor and enablers of the state's fiscal crisis.

GOP officials who objected were crushed by Pataki's thug - like enforcers, backed - up by Bruno's enablers in the state senate.

Rep. Jerry Nadler, who has called the N.R.A. «enablers of mass murder» and consistently ranks among the most liberal members in the House, also put out an unsolicited statement of support for Hochul yesterday, focusing on her campaign against Paul Ryan's budget, when she first won a special election in 2011.

Speaking earlier in Mount Vernon, Westchester County, Clinton echoed Giffords, saying she was the only candidate who'd take on the NRA and its enablers.

The more the party makes hay with Alex Salmond, who they might be surprised to learn isn't a household name in England and Wales, the more the spotlight falls on their would - be UKIP enablers.

Buhari, who is the substantive Minister of Petroleum Resources, stated, «Oil and gas still remain a critical enabler for the successful implementation of our budget, as well as the source of funds for laying a strong foundation for a new and more diversified economy.

Whether NASA - haters like it or not, the space agency is the enabler, the one who can lead, because no one else can.

[pagebreak] Campaign backlash — and skeptics who aren't convinced The epidemic of RLS propaganda has had a negative effect on many people, however, who assume the condition is merely an excuse to sell drugs and an enabler for hypochondriacs.

An enabler is a caregiver who provides above and beyond what is needed.

A: An enabler is a caregiver who provides above and beyond what is needed.

I have a friend who I occasionally shop with and she is such an enabler, ha!

Thanks to my enabler (aka the lovely lady behind Spend Save Splurge) who brought it to my attention because she knows my Kryptonite.

«Early on, dating apps prioritized proximity and appearance, so, compared with paid dating sites in particular, they seemed like a superficial enabler of semi-anonymous hookup culture,» said Fred Feinberg, a marketing and statistics professor at the University of Michigan who has conducted research on dating apps.»

I'm just a fun loving guy who is always the enabler... Guess you can say I'm that guy ^.

One can only hope the enablers are next — the ones who looked the other way or silently helped normalize a flesh tax for entrance into the realm.

The actress, who starred in «Scream» for Miramax in 1996, has repeatedly condemned Weinstein and his enablers since the story first broke, and has launched a petition to have the board of The Weinstein Company dissolved.

That goal finds a ready enabler in her ever - droll common - law husband St Clair Bayfield (Hugh Grant, pictured with Streep above), who makes up in support and kindness toward his beloved «bunny» what he may fail to provide sexually.

Although far from perfect, the first season of National Geographic's Genius avoided some of the worst cliches of hagiography thanks to Geoffrey Rush and Johnny Flynn's eccentric interpretations of Albert Einstein — and particularly Samantha Colley's fully inhabited performance as Mileva Maric, who was able to come across as exceptional in her own right and not just a flimsy female enabler of male brilliance.

Compare that to executives who see their training departments as strategic enablers of the business, where a full 88 % report increased employee productivity as a result of training.

The majority of heads surveyed were «philosophers» (51 per cent)-- mostly former English literature teachers with no experience outside education — who saw their role as enablers of better teaching rather than prioritising staff management, revenue and better working environments.

It was a bittersweet show, as it was both a farewell performance to Rock Bottom fans and a goodbye to their founding member, our beloved Author Enabler Kathi Kamen Goldmark, who recently lost her battle with cancer.

One of the points the article makes is that «Google sees itself as an enabler to digital press, and for those who are resisting the inevitable shift towards digital... Google can be a way to regain the lost revenue from dipping paper sales.»

ALL IN THE FAMILYDear Author Enabler, For about six years I have been writing children's stories that were only for the benefit of my son, who is now 8 years old.

When there are discussions of addictions we refer to enablers, whether they're friends who encourage the addiction, bars that draw you in with happy hours and two - for - one specials, and so on.

While there are those who deride Flash for its CPU - cycle hunger (we can think of one Cupertino exec in particular), Adobe's video and graphics enabler still carries the bulk of the web's video, and many users would prefer to have access to it — such as your Reg reporter, who was unable to watch Univision's live streaming of the Holland - Spain final on his iPad because of that site's reliance on what Steve Jobs has dubbed a «closed and proprietary» platform.

More often a credit card becomes an enabler for someone who is in the constant pursuit of «more.»

The Harvard legal clinic was formed in 2012 by attorneys who describe for - profit colleges as a predatory industry and the federal government as the industry's longtime enablers.

I concluded after the 3rd Santa Fe conference that cynicism was the only attribute that was shared by the minority of attendees who were deniers, contrarians, publicity - seekers, enablers, or provocateurs.

- We observed that there was a super-abundance of troughs available to those toadies, enablers, and lickspittles who made themselves useful to the CAGW hustle.

That's why the same journalists who'd normally be damning the guy as a voodoo - peddling homophobe, misogynist and paedo enabler are all hot for his encyclical.