Sentences with phrase «damning assessment»

It is a seminal work on the occupation and one of the most damning assessments of what being an occupying force does to a country.

The Chilcot report is one of the most damning assessments ever made of a British prime minister.

The fact he is not is probably testament to the stream of damning assessments coming in on a daily basis from eminently reputable sources.

It's a pretty damning assessment of a CEO's performance when his company's shares surge on news of his retirement.

While Campbell has suffered a number of false starts under Wenger, his emergence as a goal threat may just provide the manager with a rather damning assessment of where Oxlade - Chamberlain is as a player.

The claim went up in smoke in January of 2006 after a probe by the university concluded that Hwang had fabricated the evidence, which followed a similarly damning assessment of a landmark paper from the previous year in which the group falsely reported creating 11 cell lines genetically matched to their donors.

He researches a rigorous and damning assessment of David Cameron's period as prime minister.

Johnson's damning assessment came as the chairman of the parliamentary party, John Cryer, condemned Corbyn's changes to his senior team.

The most damning assessment was made in 2009 by the Economist in an editorial titled «The illusion of clean coal»:

It's a damning assessment that helps to explain the latest round of bleak stats on women's compensation: According to Statistics Canada data, full - time female employees earn just 74.3 cents for every dollar earned by a full - time male employee.

Danish conglomerate AP Møller - Maersk has delivered a damning assessment of the state of the container shipping sector by signalling it will switch investment to its other businesses.

Think tank Regional Australia Institute offers a damning assessment of the lack of access to essential health and education services in small towns across the country.

Back in 2010, shortly after leaving West Ham, new Sunderland assistant manager Zeljko Petrovic gave a damning assessment of the Premier League.

Arsene Wenger's side eventually progressed 4 - 2 on aggregate, but Wilshere gave a damning assessment of his own and his teammates» performances after the game.

In a damning assessment they also judged that the coalition were making «unsatisfactory progress» on emissions and climate change, forest protection, soils, resource efficiency and waste, freshwater environment, water availability and the marine environment.

Hers is a damning assessment of an ambitious reform that was always going to be complex.

His most recent comments on Pakistani counter-terrorism efforts earned him a damning assessment from shadow foreign secretary David Miliband, who compared the PM to «a cuttlefish squirting out ink».

State Inspector General Catherine Leahy Scott has blamed a «systemic breakdown of security,» and her forthcoming report is expected to offer a damning assessment of what made the escape possible and call for systemwide reforms.

The report came just after a damning assessment by the inspectorate, which said the «prison's regime was one of the most restricted we have ever seen».

Members of the media select committee engaged in a bruising war of words today, as they publically clashed over its damning assessment of Rupert Murdoch.

In a damning assessment of the party's predicament in the Guardian, the former leadership contender said Clegg should ditch the «centrist fallacy that people want a colourless mush», branding it a «recipe for destroying the Lib Dem vote».

State Inspector General Catherine Leahy Scott has blamed a «systemic breakdown of security» for last year's Clinton Correctional Facility breakout, and her forthcoming report is expected to offer a damning assessment of what made the escape possible and call for systemwide reforms.

She made the comments in response to Sir John Chilcot's report into the conflict, which yesterday laid out a damning assessment of Mr Blair's decision to join the US in the invasion.

Founder of the International Central Gospel Church (ICGC), Pastor Mensa Otabil, has delivered a damning assessment of the Ghanaian media, describing their content as «mediocre».

Members of the media select committee engaged in a bruising war of words today, as they publicly clashed over its damning assessment of Rupert Murdoch.

In a damning assessment of Defra's approach to rural communities, MPs said the department's strategic objective of «strong rural communities» was «confusing and not easily understood».

The debate has not been «how do we correct such a damning assessment of our actions».

Since the election, it has been reported that Ashcroft would be writing a damning assessment of the general election campaign, in which he co-funded and managed a campaign for marginal seats.

Her fears were confirmed when consultants she hired as one of her first acts developed a set of models that produced a damning assessment of the area's water resources.

ITER leaders fear that the damning assessment, combined with expected delays, could cause backers to pull their funding.

There is no contesting that it's a self - congratulatory hagiography of Edward R. Murrow (David Strathairn) and that Clooney and his co-screenwriter, Grant Heslov, are highly selective in how they portray Murrow's fight to broadcast a damning assessment of Sen. Joseph McCarthy and his overweening anti-Communist crusade on the timorous CBS network.

(For a damning assessment of her tenure, see Leigh Dingerson's The Proving Grounds.)

He then fired off another damning assessment of top officials in the Trump Administration:

A year after a damning assessment was released, the IPCC continues to thumb its nose at key recommendations.

However, there is no doubt that there has been a recalibration of the law since Sedley LJ's damning assessment.

Hayden J concludes his damning assessment by saying that the case for permitting cross examination by alleged abusers is «redundant of any coherent contrary argument».