As one of the most successful actors in the world, Johnny Depp is in a position to please himself.
He needs to stop opportunistically backtracking on his Medicare position, just to please whatever senior group he happens to be in front of.
Above all, he stoked suspicions on the right by championing health-care reforms in Massachusetts that served as the template for Barack Obama's health-care law, before denouncing Obamacare as an affront to liberty that must be repealed.In the end Mr Romney prevailed partly by adopting a series of positions designed to please right-wing primary voters.
The bank is "in a very awkward position of trying to please everybody, which is impossible," Mr. Wolff said.
That position would be likely to please Washington, which is looking for signs that Pakistan is serious about cracking down on militants.
Pornography "gives boys the impression that the girl is there to do any position you want, or to please you, or to, you know, role-play to your liking," one of them said.
Some say that Sky's action is political positioning, a PR grab to please a government that will then award Rupert Murdoch full control, or that Gray's bosses wanted him out and pounced on this opportunity.
The United States has taken a tenuous position: not deep enough to please the rebels or its allies in Europe, or to topple the regime, or to claim leadership in the war's aftermath — but also, perhaps most important, not so deep that it can't get out.
But evidence is mounting via previous accounts by Elizabeth Warren, that Hillary may have switched her position on bankruptcy laws to please her Wall Street contributors after becoming the Senator New York.
On one hand, it "will worsen the well-known phenomenon of patronage," because if you want to be sure that after 5+5 and 3+3 years you'll get a permanent position you'll do everything to please your boss, she points out.
