Sentences with phrase «political response to the scandal»

09:47 - The political response to the scandal has been explosive.

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Kenny, who has faced pressure from party colleagues to resign over a stumbling response to a police scandal, has said he will address his political future when he returns from America.

The history of securities regulation in both the United Kingdom and the United States teaches that new regulation is an inevitable political response to financial crises and scandals.

If GDPR has a silver lining for Facebook — and a privacy regime which finally has teeth that can bite is not something you'd imagine the company would welcome — it's that it can spin steps it's having to make to comply with EU regulations as an alacritous and fine - grained response to a US political data scandal and try to generate the impression it's hyper sensitive to (now highly politicized) data privacy concerns.

It may be the most inept response to a political scandal imaginable.

Our fifth placed item this week suggested that John McDonnell's plans for a consultation on political journalists publishing their tax returns was one of the most inept responses to a political scandal imaginable.

The Labour leader described his response to the banking scandal as «courageous» — a word viewed with alarm by small - c conservative political strategists.

The feds also said that Weiner's professed rehabilitation echoed his response to the sexting scandals that forced him to resign from Congress in 2011 and torpedoed his political comeback bid during the 2013 mayoral race.

While the phrase «scandal fatigue» is often used to describe the public's jaded response to political misdeeds, it could also characterize the paralysis that some fear will grip the Legislature during the remainder of its session, set to end June 20.

And, of course, every time there is some political scandal — such as Trojan horse — the DfE's response is to churn out another lorry load of red tape.