Sentences with phrase «publicly come out against her»

It's hardly the only credit card to publicly come out against cryptocurrencies.

Placebo controlled trials were ordered and they are being done by a neurologist (who has publicly come out against the possibility that angioplasty works) and who has no expertise in blood flow and fluid dynamics.

On Thursday, relatively small fry Qualcomm shareholder the Parnassus Endeavor Fund publicly came out against Broadcom.

The ad invoked outrage from the Uniformed Fire Officers Association, which publicly came out against the TV - spot.

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Q: Given that Donald J. Trump has stated publicly that this is a deal that he would not allow to go through, and even though you don't think it will come up against any regulatory hurdles, can you maybe flesh out for us what potential regulatory hurdles there could be that could kill the deal?

Carlson is not alone: Susan Fowler, the former Uber engineer who came out publicly against her employer alleging sexual harassment, is also working with members of the California State Assembly to pass legislation to eliminate forced arbitration, which prevented Fowler from coming forward about sexual harassment at Uber until after she quit.

It's a fairly interesting challenge that Wynne is making, having a provincial government coming out against federal legislation in this sense, but as the province has the duty to enforce the Criminal Code, her asking for options so publicly is an interesting case.

The religion of a company or its owner is not the point, it is when Dan Cathy «came out» and publicly proclaimed his position that gays should be deprived of the rights everyone else has, invoked the «wrath of his God» against gays, and it was discovered he was providing millions of dollars to groups working to deprive gays of their rights.

Embarrassing him publicly by leaving him out against Liverpool was provocative yet he still came out with a statement of support about his love for the «club».

He came out publicly and accused other teams of trying to buy their way to success against well known norms associated with such team (Arsenal).

Though few lawmakers came out publicly against the plan, it is now clear that congestion pricing was in trouble in the hallways and back rooms of Albany long before it was left out of the new state budget.

She asked the Governor to hold off on coming out against the bill publicly, but of course Andrew Cuomo being Andrew Cuomo, he couldn't resist.

Out of 226 members of parliament, only 5 have come out publicly against the amendmeOut of 226 members of parliament, only 5 have come out publicly against the amendmeout publicly against the amendment.

In the wake of two bombshell reports detailing the sexual harassment, assault and rape allegations against Harvey Weinstein, dozens and dozens of stars have come out to publicly condemn the powerhouse producer and co-founder of Miramax and The Weinstein Company.

The famous author George Orwell came out publicly and said about the new paperback format, if «publishers had any sense, they would combine against them and suppress them.»

Again, history... can't argue about that.The famous author George Orwell came out publicly and said about the new paperback format, if «publishers had any sense, they would combine against them and suppress them.»

Marriott came out against points auctions just as its competitors were jumping in, vowing publicly to make their rewards available to all members.

If you are serious about changing this perception, come out publicly against these purported catastrophes.

While celebrities from Ozzie Guillen to Shakira have come out publicly against the law, Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio — who announced yesterday that he will not resign his post to run for governor — has been running the cable news circuit defending the law, which many say simply justifies questionable tactics his department is already employing.

I've often admitted publicly that even I came out as «moderately» biased against working women!