Sentences with phrase «very public criticism»

The three men in a room process was the subject of some very public criticism by US Attorney Preet Bharara, who mocked the practice in a speech delivered the day after the arrest on corruption charges of former Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver, and said it is the root of Albany's many problems.

Not exact matches

As reported by the Daily Express, the Frenchman hit back and declared that he was bored of what seems to him like constant and unfair criticism and maybe the very public support from Steve Bruce, the man who will be in the opposite dugout to him in tonight's FA cup replay, has helped to spark this response.
Libous (R - Binghamton) insists the coalition remains «very strong» despite criticism from the left that the Independent Democratic Conference can't get bills pertaining to public campaign financing or strengthening of abortion rights to the floor for a vote.
Mayor Bill de Blasio says public housing residents deserve the «very best living standard» with which the city can provide them «with the money we have» amid criticism over the failure of New York City Housing Authority's (NYCHA) boilers and heating systems.
Although the Internet makes it very easy to turn a scientific controversy into a public campaign of criticism and derogation, such behavior did not start with Twitter.
... it is nice to see GothamSchools» Geoff Decker do stellar work in breaking news yesterday on this contradiction between Haimson's public criticism of expanding school choice and her very private decision to embrace it.
A controversial proposal before Congress that would redirect federal Impact Aid funding away from public school districts and toward education savings accounts (ESAs) for students in military families is drawing criticism from the very families it is intended to benefit.
«Throughout the year there's a lot of coaching, feedback, constructive criticism and observation, that is very atypical of a lot of public schools, especially urban high needs schools, but it's true of the schools we're partnered with,» he said.
In May 2005, at the height of the controversy, and on the very day that McIntyre was making a rare public appearance in Washington to discuss his findings, two Mann associates, Caspar Amman and Eugene Wahl, issued a press release in which they claimed that they had submitted two manuscripts for publication, which together showed that they had replicated the hockey stick exactly, confirmed its statistical underpinnings and demonstrated that McIntyre's criticisms were baseless.
Now our criticisms will be public which is a very different process indeed.
With the CCC being responsible for informing decisions with consequences for policy decades into the future, it reflects very badly on the CCC that its Chair routinely makes such uncompromising, and unfounded claims in public, which can not be supported with evidence, apparently to defend the CCC's advice to Parliament from criticism.
«But we will try to put together some public sessions of those who are I would say «thoughtful critics» - very very respectable and highly thought of scientists with criticisms of the organisation - we definitely want to hear that.»
The Tailor's Guild is naturally very concerned, being good professionals, and also being faced with public criticism from the best - robed members of society.
New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman has been very vocal in his criticism of the FCC, and is planning a lawsuit on the basis (I gather) that the public comment period — required for new rules although the content of the comments need not inform the result — was inadequately administered and as a result «corrupted» by stolen identities and potentially Russian agents.
Dr Chelsea Bond, Senior Lecturer in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies at the University of Queensland, told Croakey that beyondblue's response to criticisms of its Chair's airing of a personal opinion in a very public forum, and silence on the substantive issues raised by the Don Dale allegations was of concern.
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