Sentences with phrase «neo-artisan in the backlash»

«Ending DACA would place severe economic strain on businesses around the country, putting them into the impossible and extremely costly position of having to fire productive employees for no other reason than an arbitrary change in federal policy, potentially resulting in backlash from other employees, or their broader community,» the report reads.

As for the impact on Trump, Sabato said that it's possible he could be hurt in the backlash, although he has done much to separate himself from the GOP and Congress in his public image.

Initially, after Chipotle's E. coli outbreaks, Schroder said that Moe's was actually caught up in the backlash.

The major obstacle to a three - way deal was immigration, according to Merkel, who was forced into negotiations after bleeding support in the Sept. 24 election to the far right in a backlash at her 2015 decision to let in over 1 million migrants.

Gonzalez spent $ 100,000 to open a dispensary in the Eagle Rock neighborhood of Los Angeles, but it was closed by local authorities in a backlash to dispensary proliferation.

Amazon has been largely caught in this backlash.

The same imprecision has long made it difficult to assess the health of American civil society, as was evident in the backlash against Robert Putnam's Bowling Alone.

Over the years, others have adapted and added to Hagin's teachings, resulting in a backlash and the derogatory sobriquet «health and wealth».

I also include Wenger and Bould (what does that man do for heavens sake) in the backlash, so please can I not be accused of being a wenger fan?

The twin brothers turned heel and attacked Chad Gable's knee until it got to the point where American Alpha was no longer cleared to compete in Backlash's tournament final.

The appointment of Virginia Hesse and Professor Abena Busia, both believed to be ex-lovers of President Akufo - Addo, as Ghana's Ambassadors to the Czech Republic and Brazil respectively, resulted in backlashes from citizens and political opponents.

The murder provoked a spike in backlash attacks against Muslims, with nine alleged assaults a day recorded in London alone.

The chairman of the Parliamentary Labour Party, John Cryer, just fired the first shot in a backlash over Jeremy Corbyn's shadow cabinet.

Tenney said she agreed, and expressed her fear that the mass shooting will result in a backlash against legal gun owners.

This development has sparked considerable debate in countries that operate drones and in populaces living with them, and has resulted in a backlash in some audiences.

«This effect is driven in part by hypocrisy: high - price firms asking consumers to conserve when the firm does not do so itself results in backlash,» says McFerran.

Each time Lee has tried to follow a diet, it ended in a backlash of compulsive eating.

In a backlash to the several critics that maligned Harry Callahan as a fascist, the writers, John Milius and Michael Cimino, offer up what it would be like to have a real fascist cop on the force, and what Callahan's reaction would be to police that regularly crossed the line in his pursuit of the criminals.

Yet district enrollment losses are much more acute these days and charter schools are usually implicated in the backlash around enrollment losses and school closures.

UFT saw an opportunity in the backlash, and launched an ad campaign that targeted the governor's plan.

In the case of the recent blow - up on Goodreads over allegations of targeted bullying, this kind of viral rage can also result in a backlash of support for the author.

I am in backlash over the current glut of YA titles to the point that I can't even enjoy the books anymore.

But the controversy over the potential for reactions to the vaccines, she points out, has resulted in a backlash that could have serious consequences.

We'll see if this bickering results in any backlash.

Assassin's Creed Unity - another title from Far Cry publisher Ubisoft - was one of the games caught in the backlash, as it doesn't offer any playable female characters in the newly introduced coop mode.

Perry started out in the 1980s before making his name as a neo-artisan in the backlash against Damien Hirst - style conceptual art.

Abstract expressionism, a painting style powered by dramatization of the self, was still the rage in New York, and Johns, temperamentally out of sympathy with it, soon found himself a leader in the backlash against it.

Pasternak cited Nigerian - American arts leader Okwui Enwezor as a scholar who is disappointed in the backlash against Windmuller - Luna, his former student.

The coverage linking these storms to warming oceans resulted in a backlash when some hurricane experts disputed the assertions made to the media.

That's how I opened my April 25, 2014 post regarding his repeated overall tale of a) minding his own business, b) being contacted / approached by health / climate change article series writer Dr Paul Epstein, which, c) prompted him to co-author an article with Epstein, that, d) resulted in a backlash of letter - writers which e) is what led Gelbspan to look into the works of skeptic climate scientists, who, f) he learned / discovered / was tipped that they were «industry - corrupted.»

Further, there may be good reason for Munich Re to want to increase its rates, but making grossly unsound appeals to the spectre of greenhouse gas impacts on disasters in the near term will both harm its own credibility as a business, and potenially harm efforts to secure a global climate treaty, as overselling the science will inevitably result in a backlash.

He told me that if he spoke about climate change publicly it would immediately result in a backlash — regardless of what he said.

The politicisation and hype of the theory of Anthropogenic Global Warming (AGW) over the last 30 years that created the Catastrophic Anthropogenic Global Warming (CAGW) delusion and panic, could result in a backlash from the public, politicians and media that damages the reputation of all sciences.

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Twitter's popularity has soared thanks partly to a celebrity love - in,» ¨ but is the backlash beginning?»

The backlash was swift and extreme, but 13 years later, merlot is staging a comeback with savvy connoisseurs, thanks to growers who kept the faith during the grape's years in the commercial wilderness:

The backlash against the proposed law in Arizona was severe, and mirrors what is happening in Indiana.

The new suite of laws also are likely to curtail strategic opportunities in those states, as businesses are forced to look elsewhere to expand or face a potential backlash from employees or investors for staying.

Acton left WhatsApp late last year and joined in the growing backlash against Facebook, endorsing a campaign that encouraged users to delete their profiles from the social network.

He added that the bill is simply putting electric scooters in the same category as electric bikes, which only require riders under 18 to wear a helmet, and was genuinely confused with the backlash from San Francisco officials.

But the rest of corporate America has been more circumspect in speaking out, underscoring the sensitivities around opposing policies that could provoke a backlash from the White House.

Yesterday, in the latest instance of branding backlash, Good Morning America teased that Beyoncé had an «amazing» announcement to share.

And a partnership with Disney to promote «Beauty and the Beast» with sponsored content for Google Home ended in a user backlash.

Hydro One, in the wake of its announcement that it was firing Simoes, received backlash from critics who felt the termination was too harsh.

Donald Trump's campaign blamed Hillary Clinton on Tuesday for the backlash to Melania Trump's convention speech, as the presumptive Republican nominee's wife faces accusations of plagiarism due to strong similarities between her speech and Michelle Obama's convention address in 2008.

The company's number of daily active users pointed to steady engagement in the platform despite backlash from the Cambridge Analytica debacle.

The industry received backlash in 2013, when many Albertans were only partially covered for the damages of the year's disastrous flooding.

CNBC's North American CFO survey reveals sexual harassment policies for most major corps are already in place to avoid a #MeToo backlash.

Canada has yet to experience such a backlash, but the recent furor over temporary foreign workers and simmering resentment in some quarters against immigrants could sour the mood towards foreign students.

Crandall acknowledged that Munoz got out of the gate slowly in response to the backlash over the removal of Dr. David Dao by airport police that was fueled by videos of the confrontation going viral on social media.

In the wake of the 2016 elections, the industry's largest companies have suffered a backlash.