Sentences with phrase «of public scandals»

Every once in a while, usually after a series of public scandals, some good government group or other advances the idea of term limits.

Sure, she's dealt with her fair share of public scandals, but despite them, she's only continued to grow and expand upon her success.

Those institutions, however, are not subjected to a sustained storm of public scandal and outrage.

Was there any particular news story that led to your interest in the repercussions of public scandals?

The CEO, already facing a myriad of public scandals and executive departures, then on May 27 suffered the tragic death of his mother.

The fear of litigation (the Church has to date put out close to seven hundred million dollars in settlements) and of public scandal led some bishops to minimize the fact that what some priests were doing was, as the NRB says, «simply immoral.»

Quite apart from the state of a politician's soul and the related question of excommunication, there is the matter of public scandal when prominent Catholics act contrary to the Church's teaching.

Yet the urgent problem of public scandal posed by pro-abortion politicians and other public figures remains.

Congressman Vito Fossella's final words before he emerged from lockup two weeks ago, just after his drunk - driving arrest and before the maelstrom of public scandal that would erupt:

Gov. Andrew Cuomo, who, as attorney general, spent years investigating and prosecuting the case, used the sentence as an opportunity to warn of the lasting harms of public scandal.

While Uber's reputation took a hit this year in the face of public scandals and executive drama, the company's UberEats food delivery service prospered.

The ride - hail company has recently seen a parade of executives leave the company — either after being fired or resigning — and has suffered through a series of public scandals, the most recent of which involved an executive obtaining the medical records of a rape victim in India.

Every once in a while, usually after a series of public scandals, some good government group or other advances the