Sentences with phrase «railed against the practice»

In a letter to federal officials, Connecticut's congressional delegation are touting the state's cheeses and railing against a practice that would restrict labeling of foodstuffs not from a specific town or region.

Public Advocate Letitia James and other leaders also railed against the practice, calling it illegal.

Administrators railed against the practice, but they actually permitted these huge battles royal to continue.

Some in the publishing industry have railed against the practice of paid reviews — at least ones that promise a positive review and are written by teams of reviewers who do not actually read the books — as just one more way that self - publishing and digital publishing is ruining books.

Not exact matches

Despite then - candidate Donald Trump repeatedly railing against the inequities of China's economic practices, the countries most likely to take a hit are U.S. allies in East Asia and in Europe.

It is precisely such practices that Karl Earth railed against.

Funny, you rail against «non-traditional» beliefs and practices and then choose a news outlet to propagate your religious beliefs.

To use your educational title to rail against one of the most important and influential health practices is unethical (are you licensed as a physician)?

Some shady recent practices in digital publishing have caused a number of critics to rail against that concept that an ebook can be repurposed to further an agenda by artificially driving a title up the bestseller list through a number of dishonest practices.

To be completely fair, Smashwords has never railed against the concept of Amazon as a retail business, but rather in its practices towards authors, namely their insistence on exclusivity if you hope to benefit from any of KDP's features.

Publishing Don MacPherson rails against the current numbering and renumbering practices by Marvel and DC Comics: «I realize other publishers have adopted irregular numbering schemes as well, but DC...