Sentences with phrase «ire in»

Ninety minutes of displeasure had not cooled his ire in the slightest.

She joined IRE in 1997 as Project Director, was appointed vice-president of IRE in May of 1998 and served as president from September 1998 to December 2004.

Instructional Differential Analysis of Discourse by SDIS - GSEQ: IRE in the Teaching - Learning Process in Nursing

The unusual media comes as Facebook faces defecting advertisers, legislative ire in the US and abroad and unhappy users over its mishandling of people's data in what's become known as the Cambridge Analytica scandal.

China and the United States, in some respects the real targets of ire in this development as neither will ever consent to being bound by the Kyoto Protocol, predictabl y divided on the issue though they were worried about the same thing: the impact that Japan's decision could have on achieving some kind of successful outcome at the Cancun summit.

Fez creator Phil Fish is famous for his ahem outburts, and his latest one seems to be earning him a lot of ire in the industry.

Said fights can even more annoying when the AI is using non-ranked characters, which begs the mention of what truly caught my ire in the game — the grind.

Many people are feeling ire in the fact that the technology is mostly sound.

The fact that LJ and BiblioBoard have decided that self - pubbed titles need a curation process is certainly going to raise some ire in the indie author community, but it shouldn't be taken as a «prove yourself worthy» idea.

That means our Beetle doesn't have GPS navigation, and there's a good reason: navigation would have added $ 2000 to the bottom line (although that does include leather seats), and would replace the eight - inch touchscreen with VW's RNS 315 small - screen head unit, which earned plenty of ire in our recently departed Passat TDI.

Mapp joined IRE in 1997 as project director, was appointed vice president of IRE in May of 1998, and served as president from September 1998 to December 2004.

She was appointed vice-president of IRE in May of 1998 and served as president from September 1998 to December 2004.

Mapp joined IRE in 1997 as Project Director for the Boston Community Partners for Students» Success initiative, which focused on the development of activities and programs to familiarize parents with the recently established Boston Citywide Learning Standards.

I can, however, commend director John Singleton for the satisfactory action scenes which minimized the kind of close - up, rapid camera movement that has drawn the bulk of my ire in recent months.

Where Obama has raised Israel's ire in the past, Romney wants to make it clear who's side he's on.

Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin drew ire in 2011 after the Tucson, Ariz., rampage by a mentally ill gunman that left six dead and nearly killed Giffords.

Cuomo's ire in recent weeks has been drawn toward two New York House representatives: Republicans John Faso and Chris Collins, the authors of an amendment that would shift the county Medicaid burden to the state.

However, it was the second conclusion which drew more ire in Catalonia.

The late 80s and 90s saw an intensification of the rock identification with leftist activism that had always been there, but which had suffered through some hesitant and confused years when punk and new wave crashed onto the scene with their anti-hippie and sometimes even anti-Labor ire in the late 70s and early 80s, a confusion heightened by the Thatcher / Reagan victories and the mainstream «morning again» mood they brought.

It can be tempting to show a little ire in your follow - up email, especially when you've been waiting on something that hasn't been delivered.

The 32 - year - old CEO of Turing Pharmaceuticals became a target of widespread ire in September when he boosted the price of the toxoplasmosis treatment Daraprim by over 5,000 % after acquiring the drug in August.

Attorney General Jeff Sessions» decision to rescind an Obama - era directive that made enforcing marijuana laws against companies that comply with state laws a «low priority» raised ire in both parties and stoked uncertainty in states where the drug is legal.

Of course that isn't the case, but it's very simple to direct all of your ire in that direction.

Not exact matches

The president's ire followed a stream of bullish signals from a meeting of oil producers in Saudi Arabia, chiefly from the kingdom's Energy Minister Khalid Al - Falih.

The unusually - worded rule has raised the ire of tenants renting in the building.

U.S. President Donald Trump's executive order banning travellers and refugees from seven predominantly Muslim countries has stoked ire and concern from tech communities down south and here in Canada.

His exorbitant compensation has twice raised the ire of shareholders — first with an $ 11.9 - million signing bonus in 2013 and, most recently, with his $ 12.9 - million package for 2014, even though Barrick shares posted a double - digit decline.

BP has defended its stance on boardroom pay, despite the rising ire among investors, who have seen the value of their shares drop by 24 % in the last year.

To the ire of Wall Street, Twitter has seen a continued decline in revenue growth over the past eight quarters while the growth of its active users has all but plateaued.

Before its devastating Supreme Court loss, the Barry Diller - backed upstart allowed subscribers in several U.S. cities to watch and record live TV signals via an innovative cloud - based antenna and DVR combo for $ 8 to $ 12 a month, much to the ire of big broadcasters.

The 1,603 - page bill, negotiated by Republican and Democratic appropriators and leaders, drew Democrats» ire when they discovered it would roll back the Dodd - Frank law due to go into effect next year by killing planned restrictions on derivatives trading by large banks, allowing them to continue trading swaps and futures in units that benefit from federal deposit insurance and Federal Reserve loans.

Then there are the unfortunate few that have drawn ire from both sides: PepsiCo (pep) CEO Indra Nooyi offended some Trump supporters in an interview; then she joined his business council, antagonizing his opponents.

After the polarizing YouTube star posted a video of himself discovering a dead body in Japan's so - called «suicide forest,» Paul has been the subject of online ire, including angry Tweets, memes, and a petition to have both his and his brother Jake's channels removed.

These votes apparently raised the the ire of the GOP House leaders, who voted last week to strip Amash of his position on the Budget Committee in the next Congress.

Before Congress in late September, he denied that the scandal was as grave as they saw it — fanning their ire, leading the bank to clawback a portion of his pay.

But the pharmaceutical sector, which relies disproportionately on immigrant labor, has been almost universally silent — perhaps in a bid to avoid rousing Trump's ire before a crucial meeting Tuesday morning at the White House.

In all his talk of unfair trade deals, the president has largely directed his ire toward Mexico for what he perceives as the unfairness of NAFTA.

The latter is a new form of patent challenge established in 2011 that's drawn significant ire from brand - name drug makers, who blame it for the rise of «patent trolls.»

In an office setting, it can be hard to figure out when you should go along with a plan or do exactly what you've been told versus raising some ire here and there.

Sessions has been a target of Trump's ire since he recused himself last March from the FBI's investigation into Russia's interference in the 2016 US election, following reports that he was not forthcoming during his Senate confirmation hearing about his contacts with Russian officials during the campaign.

Seems straightforward enough, but as always, the devil is in the details, especially when the bill is starting to draw the ire of powerful, U.S. - based corporations.

The ire the tech giants are engendering from regulators stems in part from a culture clash, agrees Entchev, the lawyer.

He's known as a publicity seeker in the state and has raised the public's ire a number of times.

Nonetheless, stories from RT are likely to become less visible to Americans in light of Google's recent decision to «de-rank» them in its search engine — a move that drew the ire of Russia.

The company succeeded — but only in uniting the ire of the internet against it.

Tim Maleeny, Chief Strategy Officer for the Havas Worldwide advertising agency in New York City, said that the ire of the critics is not just par for the course, but an essential component of what keeps the Miley train running.

Uber rarely sets up shop in a new city without drawing questions, concerns, and occasionally ire from local government, but Canada's largest city has taken it to another level.

In the wake of consumer ire over big bank fees, many of them turned to credit unions.

In short, the economic impact of the SJSF demands on the targets of their ire would be nearly zero.

But in those cases, his ire targeted government contracts, departing American jobs or news coverage — not his own family's personal fortunes.