Sentences with phrase «says embarrassing information»
Democratic donor Maureen White says embarrassing information will soon come out on how Governor - elect Andrew Cuomo has handled his legal battle with her husband, Steve Rattner, predicting: «Andrew will be sorry when it all comes out.
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«Talking to your child about the activities, parts of their body and family information that should be kept private not only helps to prevent embarrassing situations, but is also essential in preventing dangerous situations from occurring,» says Triemstra.
You can guess how embarrassed I was to receive a text from my MP saying: «Thanks [for the information].
Assemblyman Jeffrey Dinowitz (D - Bronx), who twice voted to release the information, said he won't give it up because he didn't want to embarrass his colleagues.
The Media Foundation for West Africa has said it will be embarrassing for Ghana to host the World Press Freedom Day without passing the Right to Information (RTI) Bill.
The group said it was even more embarrassed with the statement credited to the State Commissioner for Information, Mr. Funminiyi Afuye, denying the involvement of the State government in the arrest of Mr. Olayinka, adding that; «Denying such a glaring act of injustice and barbarism is an indication that something fundamental is wrong with the Fayemi - led government, especially in relation to honesty and sincerity.»
Bullying is nothing new, she says, but the internet has added a new wrinkle, ushering in cyberbullying — which includes sending mean or threatening emails or text messages, posting embarrassing photos of someone online, creating a website to make fun of others, pretending to be someone else by using their name, and tricking someone into revealing personal information and sending it to others.
But putting so much of their personal information out into the open can also... leave an enduring trail of embarrassing moments that could haunt them in future,» the Commissioner says in her annual report to Parliament, which was tabled today.
«If people are using Facebook as a casual site, and have potentially embarrassing pictures and information posted, they shouldn't be using their real names or any information that could link the profile back to themselves,» he says.