Describing the Seal commandos as "battle hardened" and tirelessly trained, Mr. Obama said: "When I gave the order, they were ready.
These stereotypes are not only a problem for therapists who train and work tirelessly on the art of empathic, nuanced, relationship and analysis, but more importantly for the multitude of people who can greatly benefit from long-term treatment, but are never given the chance.
The significant initial investment in this package goes directly toward an extensive manipulation of your daily life by highly trained actors, who will work tirelessly to create the illusion that everything is still O.K. Believe us, you're going to love it — and that's the "truth"!
"Our specially trained officers will continue to work tirelessly with colleagues at the Crown Prosecution Service to bring sex offenders, whether recent or not, to justice.
He was trained as a lawyer and a linguist in Ukraine, immigrated to the United States and, in the shadows of the Holocaust, worked tirelessly until his death in 1959 to criminalize genocide and crimes against humanity.
Wolff, a lawyer by training, has worked tirelessly to hold the company together and grow it during tough economic times.
So Mr. Johnson and the other young officers coached the Skipper tirelessly for his second try on the A-7, training him on the simulator and prepping him every moment they could.
And some of the veterans of the team, like Rodney Spivey and Darryl Robinson (among many others), have worked tirelessly to help build the debate team at Eastern into what it has become by welcoming and training new members.
"Fabio Borini and Rickie Lambert are working tirelessly in training and when they go on they have contributed and young Jordan Rossiter, on the bench today, has been brilliant in training and I have to judge it on that.
