Sentences with phrase «public war»

Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer played the role of diplomat when asked about the very public war of words this weekend between President Donald Trump and powerful Republican Senator Bob Corker.

He also had had a very public war with an equally controversial public figure who is practially his political polar opposite — Brooklyn Councilman Charles Barron.

«Albany & governors can sometimes be difficult to work with, but you usually don't win public wars with them,» Benepe wrote.

The federal government has waged a very public war against smoking.

Jan 04,2016... Notwithstanding the famous Public Wars between Playboy and Penthouse, the rawest magazine combat now...

Liverpool legend Jamie Carragher had another pop at Mario Balotelli on Sunday, with the pair continuing their entertaining public war of words.

Both sides are digging in their heels and readying for the likely messy divorce with attitude and commitment frequently thrown around in the escalating public war of words between the sides.

The grand jury investigation — which Fitzpatrick defended as necessary because of the mayor's lack of cooperation — marks the latest spat in an rare public war between Onondaga County's top law enforcement officials.

Cuomo attributed the unusually public war of words to a difference in the mayor's «style» of governance, and said de Blasio's remarks were coming from a «frustrated» mayor who failed to get what he wanted from a savvy, difficult Legislature.

You started out with a series of monochromatic portraits of soldiers, either in red or in black, followed by a series of predominantly black paintings concerned with public war monuments and symbols of power, followed by a series of abstract white paintings and finally the gray abstract paintings.

Constructing Revolution: Soviet Propaganda Posters from Between the World Wars (Apr 13 - Aug 12, 2018), organized by the Bowdoin College Museum of Art, reveals how the Soviet state wielded graphic design to inspire and manipulate the public

A public war of words followed, culminating in ADP suing Zenefits for defamation.

Last year, the two had a public war of words on Twitter over an earlier Sprint TV spot and the quality of the two companies» respective wireless networks.

The Bloomberg and Paterson administrations are locked in a public war over their respective budgets, with Mayor Bloomberg blaming the state's late budget for the major cuts to city services — including the reduction of some 6,400 teachers — he has proposed today in his FY2011 spending plan.

ALBANY — Tension between an anti-corruption commission and legislators has resulted in a public war between Gov. Andrew Cuomo and the G.O.P. - led coalition that runs the State Senate, culminating in an exchange of personal attacks yesterday between a Senate official and a Cuomo - allied party aide.

Fowler Jr. also was involved in a fender bender that ignited a public war of words between District Attorney William Fitzpatrick and the police chief.

There is a public war of words in the struggle to beat Corbyn, with each calling on the other to step back from the leadership contest.

There obviously was a public war going on.

What started as a behind - the - scenes buyout offer has bubbled into a public war as Agree Realty Corp., a small retail REIT owning primarily single - tenant properties in 15 states, mostly in the Midwest, has spurned a third offer from privately - owned...

What started as a behind - the - scenes buyout attempt bubbled into a public war as Agree Realty Corp., a small retail REIT that owns primarily single - tenant properties in 15 states, ispurned a third offer in May from privately - owned Compson Holding...