Sentences with phrase «harsh questions»

In the face of harsh questioning over the city's ability to protect children from abuse and neglect, NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio told state lawmakers that Administration for Children's Services commissioner Gladys Carrion would be out by the end of the week.

That led to harsh questions about tickets as «cash cow» revenue and quotas.

In the face of harsh questioning over the city's ability to protect children from abuse and neglect, Mayor de Blasio told state lawmakers on Monday that Administration for Children's Services commissioner Gladys Carrion would be out by the end of the week.

On Friday night, the presidential hopeful reacted to what he felt was harsh questioning by Megyn Kelly during the GOP debate by saying, «There was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever.»

And she's had little experience before the klieg lights of the Senate, which increases the possibility that she could make a damaging flub under harsh questioning.

The presence on the Court of the newest justice herself, and her personal story of relentless achievement, are a direct answer, rich and detailed, to some of the harsher questions the conservatives posed in October when they held oral argument in Fisher v. University of Texas.

He dealt with the harshest question of the night, where a man asked what job Clegg would do when he was «unemployed in a week's time», by remaining jovial and therefore swiftly moved on unscathed.

Nonetheless, the harsh question that David Miliband's departure poses is: If Ed Miliband can not secure unity in his own family, how can he deliver it for the country?

The results left an apologetic Miliband in shock and facing some harsh questions about his future.

So I straightly fired my harsh question to Yang first.

If the women faced the harsher questions there, in private, rather than in open court where Woolley feels it is so traumatic, everyone including the public purse and the administration of justice would be better off.