Sentences with phrase «concerns under the rug»

I think trying to brush these concerns under the rug is very short - sighted.

Most couples will sweep concerns under the rug and have faith that they will work themselves out.

Although it can seem easier to sweep issues and concerns under the rug, avoiding addressing issues can actually cause significant damage and ruptures in relationships.

Not exact matches

She also says Anderson was involved in an Asian - focused porn site even after MySpace was acquired by News Corp., a potential PR nightmare, but that Rupert Murdoch (CEO) and Peter Chernin (COO) brushed aside concerns and swept the incident under the rug.

VICTORIA: New Democrat leader Carole James is asking the B.C. Liberals to address public concerns they used $ 6 million in taxpayer dollars to secure a guilty plea to sweep the B.C. Rail corruption trial under the rug.

Concerned «that the whole mess might be swept under the rug,» Professor Snyder resigned from the commission, but not before asking Governor Grasso for a full investigation of legalized gambling in Connecticut.

As will become clear, there is actually «plenty» to sweep under the rug but running a red light is the least of his concerns.

«Our concern is that there should be a greater independence in the watchdog agency — putting watchdog in quotes — so that it is not merely a substitution of one government agency's judgment for another government agency's, and being subject to the same criticism of some of the issues being swept under the rug,» Mr. Silver said, echoing concerns raised by some prominent advocates for disabled people.

Heart patients» concerns about intimacy are «one of those things that gets swept under the rug too often, by not only the caregivers but also the patient and the spouse or the family,» Kopecky says.

But somehow addressing these concerns is avoided, sweeping them under the rug to clear the path for a happy ending that, as a result of such evasion, registers only as unintentionally disconcerting and giving me a huge disconnect to the entire film I just watched.

However, in fairness the dangers and problems that come with the game should not just be swept under the rug and ignored, because there are some legitimate concerns.

Sweeping it all under the rug of «internal variability» and being mainly concerned with the effects of rising CO2 is an obstruction to the emergence of the science required to understand and predict such changes.

Because when the American public is overwhelmingly concerned about the climate crisis and supports participating in international efforts to address it, it becomes that much harder for the current administration to just sweep the issue under the rug and hope that people will forget about it like with the Kyoto Protocol in 2001.

None of it matters to the LSO and our concerns are again swept under the rug.

My underlying concern is that a purist public law approach could constitute a break in the legal order, if you like a revolution imposed by intellectual persuasion, that could «pull the constitutional rug» from under the feet of investment treaty law.