Sentences with phrase «damaging former secretary»
Democrats have not said whether they will take any seats on the Republican - majority special committee, saying the new probe - following several other congressional investigations on Benghazi - is also aimed at damaging former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's chances if she runs for president in 2016.
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Former US Treasury secretary Hank Paulson said in 2014: «When the credit bubble burst in 2008, the damage was devastating.
Former CIA Director and Defense Secretary Leon Panetta told CBS News» Jeff Pegues on Friday that the Nunes memo's release is going to do some «very serious damage» and that the president's distrust of the Justice Department and the FBI could create a «constitutional crisis.»
The longtime confidential secretary to former Milton town Supervisor Daniel Lewza filed a lawsuit accusing him of «horrific and damaging sexual harassment» that she said lasted years and left her emotionally scarred and struggling to find new employment.
In a highly unusual move, the Tory former education secretary Nicky Morgan joins forces with her previous Labour shadow Lucy Powell and the Liberal Democrat former deputy prime minister Nick Clegg to condemn the plans as damaging to social mobility, ideologically driven and divisive.
As Lords Committee looks into whether Scotland needs a separate civil service, former Cabinet secretary Lord O'Donnell says London house prices «seriously damage mobility» between Whitehall and the rest of the UK
Turns out David Tennant «s stellar performance as downtrodden former Business Secretary Aiden Hoynes is matched only by his choice of political news; after receiving a public scolding for his attacks on the prime minister, Tennant can be seen here checking the damage to his reputation on our very own blog.
The former Defence Secretary said it would «damage the Chancellor's credibility» and even «put his own position in jeopardy».
«The process must be improved or we will do very serious long - term damage to the U.S. scientific enterprise and to our image as an open, welcoming society,» says Norman Neureiter, a former Texas Instruments Inc. executive who in September completed a three - year stint as science advisor to the U.S. secretary of state.
The storm of litigation could have a broad impact if it succeeds in holding fossil fuel companies accountable for the kinds of damages they foresaw decades ago, said Harold Koh, a professor of international law at Yale Law School who served as senior legal adviser to former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.