Sentences with phrase «public barbs»

With General Growth and Simon Property Group toning down their public barbs for a while (as General Growth works on its reorganization plan), the retail real estate universe has been relatively quiet this week.

So far the Apple v. FBI debate has played out at the very highest level, with Apple CEO Tim Cook and FBI Director James Comey trading public barbs on the whether privacy trumps national security or vice versa.

Not exact matches

Schaffer and Bellone traded barbs about the issue of public corruption following Bellone's State of the County address in March and the conviction of former Suffolk Police Chief of Department James Burke.

Those less - happy labor groups include public employee unions, who will offer formal testimony Friday afternoon at a legislative budget hearing, and teachers» unions, who are mobilizing against the governor at meetings around the state and trading press barbs with the second floor on a near - daily basis.

Town Supervisor William Chase and Highway Superintendent Mark Siskavich traded barbs at last week's public hearing and special meeting on the town's tentative 2018 budget.

In their previous debate, the two men frequently traded barbs and expressed exasperation during heated exchanges on police policy and public safety.

Bloomberg's barbs, which came from an August 6 interview, were published four days after a Quinnipiac poll showed a surge in de Blasio's popularity among voters, with 43 percent of those polled favoring the public advocate over the other Democratic candidates, including City Council Speaker Christine Quinn, who captured only 18 percent of the votes.

Chase was a prominent member of the cast of Community for four seasons, but and Community creator Dan Harmon traded barbs in public prior to Harmon's temporary ouster from the show.

Barbs have been thrown between author groups, but for the most part, the actual parties involved have been cautious in their public declarations.

While the barbs made for good TV, if not an informative debate, a pair of profiles in today's Boston Globe offers a more considered look at the early public - interest work of Clinton as a young lawyer and Obama just before law school.