Sentences with phrase «of public ire»

K12 has been the recipient of public ire and various lawsuits claiming that the company has mismanaged resources and failed to put student achievement ahead of its profits.

Not exact matches

Many municipal transit authorities have been sued, sparking the ire of the American Public Transit Association.

While oil and gas companies are prime targets for a lot of negative PR and public ire, Chevron employees responded favorably towards the company's culture.

The long - suffering public official first drew Democrats» ire when he investigated party nominee Hillary Clinton during the 2016 campaign, then caused Republicans great irritation after the election by investigating the possibility of Trump campaign collusion with Russia.

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

Most of us want to avoid the ire of the interwebs and the shame of public apology.

we've sexualizedwomen's bodies to a degree that we barely bat an eye at near - pornographic billboards and music videos, but nursing in public (even discreetly) raises people's ire and facebook removes all photographs of nursing moms and babies, deeming them «inappropriate.»

The Conservatives also earned the ire of public sector workers, fatigued after seven years of austerity.

The event has drawn the ire of campaign finance reform advocates, who have dubbed Grisanti an «enemy of reform» (props to the late Ed Koch are necessary here) for refusing to break with his fellow Republicans in their collective «no» vote on the hostile amendment offered by the Democrats that would have created a public campaign finance system.

On the other hand, one of the most well - publicized Buffalo Common Council races featured a candidate whose racist remarks drew the ire of the public for weeks.

Such efforts are contextualised by the inveterate public ire over perceived excesses, exacerbated by the on - going austerity measures and a culture of «naming and shaming».

Michael Heseltine earned the ire of his allies in the Tory party today, with a regional growth review which was far more supportive of the public sector than ministers would have wanted.

Opponents, however, warned that continued public ire could result in more than 400,000 students opting out of state tests in English language arts and math in April.

The American Museum of Natural History has released a conceptual design for a planned $ 325 million expansion that has drawn the ire of its Upper West Side neighbors because it would encroach on a surrounding public park.

An appellate court upheld a high - level fellowship program started in 2014 by Cuomo that drew the ire of public workers unions, whose leaders said it circumvented the system of civil service promotions.

Banking bonuses, which have caused Mr Brown a major political headache at home and have provoked the ire of publics around the world, were not directly addressed at the G20 finance ministers» meeting in Horsham two weeks ago.

The selection of AEG drew considerable ire from the state officials and the public, as accusations of favoritism and unfair political connections cropped up almost immediately after Paterson's winter announcement.

The object of all this ire and satire was Pearson PLC, the company based in Great Britain that has a nearly $ 33 million contract with New York state to write and administer tests given to K - 12 public school students and to help run teacher training tests.

For its pointed generousness, the movie was awarded numerous prizes and earned the ire of Joseph Goebbels who declared it «Cinematic Public Enemy No. 1.»

He has particular ire for his fellow principals and school superintendents, who he blames for paving the «path to public education's meltdown,» and for the NEA and AFT, whose efforts in making teaching a lucrative public - sector profession insulated from even desultory performance management, for helping to perpetuate bureaucracies that «feed the egos of adults while squashing the hopes of children».

And the unions themselves didn't want to provoke a public split with a president their rank - and - file members adored, so they concentrated all their anger on Obama's Education secretaries, focusing their ire first on Arne Duncan, and then his successor John King, as though Obama himself were unaware of the reforms his Cabinet officials were carrying out on his behalf.

Up to five would represent public schools, which drew the ire of Wisconsin Education Association Council president Betsy Kippers.

Bennett comes recommended by Sen. Alberta Darling, who along with her Republican colleagues have raised the ire of public school monopolists and their Democratic allies by expanding vouchers and charter school opportunities.

Much of the ire directed at DFER is due to its support for public charter schools, which opponents portray as a part of a Republican plot to dismantle public education.

Mark Niesse reporting for the Atlanta Journal - Constitution lead his Carstarphen story with «The probable next superintendent of Atlanta Public Schools is coming off a controversial tenure in Austin, Texas, where public ire over budget cuts and a school closing rose as much as the improved graduation rates and finances.&Public Schools is coming off a controversial tenure in Austin, Texas, where public ire over budget cuts and a school closing rose as much as the improved graduation rates and finances.&public ire over budget cuts and a school closing rose as much as the improved graduation rates and finances.»

Chester, however, has gained the ire of those opposed to standardized testing, including the Massachusetts Teachers Association, the union that represents about two - thirds of the Bay State's nearly 72,000 public school teachers.

Without any warning or public disclosure they have just increased the cost of their audio package by over 50 % and have incurred the ire and scorn of thousands of users.

Without any warning or public disclosure they have just increased the cost of their audio package by over 50 % and have incurred the ire and scorn of thousands of... [Read more...]

Day One: Garry's Incident could've passed by as just another failed attempt to cash in on the first - person survival genre, but instead ignited the ire of the general gaming public.

Even works that didn't have explicit content managed to draw the ire of a confounded public.

Controversy has also stemmed from Martin Creed's Lights Going On and Off (winner 2000), Langlands and Bell's 2004 nomination for The House of Osama bin Laden and Simon Starling's Shedboatshed (Mobile Architecture No 2)(2005), but it is interesting to note that the ire of the press has not been matched by the public, and for many The Turner Prize has become an innovative introduction to contemporary art practice, welcoming engagement and debate outside the usual demographic of gallery - goers.

Recent and upcoming solo exhibitions include: «Inside Me», ChertLüdde, Berlin, 2018; «Bread and Circuses», Rodolphe Janssen, Brussels, 2017; «vitrine», NICC, Brussels, 2016; «Nipson anomemata me monan opsin», Monteverdi Gallery, 2015; «Are, Ere, Ire», T293 Rome, 2014; «Me, Mum, Mister, Mad», Kunsthalle Lissabon, Lisbon, 2014; «The Lustful Turk, Gaswork», London, 2013; Il Turco Lussurioso, Villa Medici, Rome, 2012; and a performance at the Stedelijk Museum as part of the public program, 2012.

The most recent of these was by a multi-author team led by my friend and occasional research partner John Cook, and more than any of the others it's attracted the ire of those dismissive of the seriousness of climate change, I suspect because of John's ability to communicate his findings clearly and effectively to the public.

Interlocutors threaten to upset the course to discover the optimal administration of public life... Hence the ire of the Royal Society's presidents past and present.

That has drawn the ire of the victims and the broader public.

Earlier this year, the insurer sought steep rate hikes that drew the ire of the state's Insurance Commissioner, Dave Jones, as well as criticisms from the public.

While Mr. Stamos argued to disclose more, others said that by proactively disclosing what they had found, Facebook had become a target of further public ire, according to seven current and former Facebook employees.