Sentences with phrase «vocal critic»

Ironically, he has been one of the most vocal critics of Silver's handling of sex - harassment claims.

As vocal critics of the government, the commissioners worked consistently to reform and improve the code on which the commission was based.

They're a sector of the real estate industry that has very vocal critics, as well as fans.

It also gives plenty of ammunition to the already vocal critics of that legislation, including tech companies, security researchers and national security experts.

It is often left up to the most vocal critics of new technologies to articulate the complexities in public, and this is also the case for synthetic biology.

They have been among the most vocal critics of the current process on the grounds that it puts too much pressure on poorer nations.

The changes launched by Gov. James J. Florio late last month have won praise from middle - income districts that had become vocal critics of the Quality Education Act, the finance - reform law passed in 1990.

The Guerrilla Girls, an anonymous art collective of women who wear gorilla masks when they appear in public, were some of the more vocal critics of Mr. Andre and the peer group that defended him (and, often, bought, sold and supported his work).

In a surprise plot twist, President Donald Trump's new tax law is delivering many of its juiciest benefits to his most vocal critics in Hollywood.

Yet while charter schools enjoy strong support, there are vocal critics who perpetuate a number of myths.

«I appreciate the effort, although RT and Sputnik have been known entities for some time,» said Senator Mark Warner of Virginia, the top Democrat on the Senate Intelligence Committee, who has emerged as one of Twitter's most vocal critics on Capitol Hill.

Many vocal critics in the community think the company expects players to spend most of their time in the game attempting to maximize the amount of Eververse items they can get, instead of actually playing the game's activities and having fun.

The Bronx borough president is a close ally of Gov. Andrew Cuomo and an increasingly vocal critic of Mr. de Blasio, and is well - known to harbor ambitions toward Gracie Mansion himself.

Field went on to become one of the Labour government's most vocal critics from within the party on the backbenches.

Defeated WVU coach Gale Catlett, one of the NCAA selection committee's more vocal critics after his 20 - 8 team went unininvited last season, can put his brickbats away.

With several meetings held, Tinubu's most vocal critics such as Governor Ayo Fayose of Ekiti State, Chief Ayo Adebanjo, Sir Olanihun Ajayi, among others, began to drum up support for him publicly.

The investigation was prompted by a report to the authorities by vocal critic of 1MDB, Khairuddin Abu Hassan of UMNO.

But companies with vocal critics risk having their hashtags hijacked by snark.

While a number of vocal critics dispute the wisdom of these actions, there is general agreement - based on a growing body of evidence - that forward guidance and quantitative easing have had a significant and beneficial impact.

In the past, I've been a pretty vocal critic of the barbarous relic, but I want to clear up a few things.

I've never been a huge Giroud fan, nor his most vocal critic amongst this board however I would love to see Arsenal complement his skill set with a true young pacy, goal scoring poacher.

Arsenal's attitude has been questioned in some quarters since the start of the season, with Watford captain Troy Deeney the most vocal critic following victory over the Gunners.

Kearns was one of the more vocal critics during Silver's last few years as Speaker and left the Democratic Conference to protest the handling of the Vito Lopez scandal.

A Queens state senator who is one of City Hall's most vocal critics claims Mayor de Blasio deliberately snubbed him for Monday night's town hall in his district.

While it's true that the term was once used almost exclusively for vocal critics of Eastern bloc regimes, nowadays it's used for any notable figures that critisize a goverment's established policies on a philosophical, ideological or political level.

Gallonians — my portmanteau word for the mayor's most zealous supporters — should not take the defeat of his two vocal critics necessarily as a vote for Hizzoner.

Tonight Mr Corbyn is holding talks with MPs including PLP chair John Cryer and vocal critic Jess Phillips, a source said, after he said «text messages are coming in from lots of people who want to get on board».

Malloy has been an especially vocal critic of Trump's plan to sharply curtail the number of refugees permitted into the U.S. and bar refugees from Syria altogether.

A longtime vocal critic of the school board, Paladino chose to run in opposition of teachers union head Phil Rumore and superintendent Pamela Brown, whose hiring (as well as every other non-interim superintendent hire in the past two decades) Paladino has speculated was at least partially motivated by race.

Throughout the next 6 years, West was promoted to bureau chief and helped turn the city's HIV / AIDS effort into a widely admired program that has received accolades from formerly vocal critics, including DC Appleseed.

The first vocal critic of how «Show Dogs» treats consent was mother Terina Maldonado, writing for the family film blog Macaroni Kid.

Parents of students with dyslexia are some of the most vocal critics about this.

Even the most vocal critics praised the brash, curvaceous styling.

They are also incredibly important in keeping the shelter honest, serving as constant watchdogs and very vocal critics when it is appropriate.

That will please vocal critics — among them the Guardian's Jonathan Jones and the respected Burlington Magazine — who have been aghast at the paucity of pre-1900 works being displayed over recent years.

Vocal critics included Martin Luther King III, the poet Maya Angelou (who worked with King and believes the edited quote makes King seem like «an arrogant twit;» language experts, and, of course Stephen Colbert:

While Republicans posit that the sum $ 1.5 trillion in tax cuts for corporations and top earners will trickle down to middle - class workers, the bill's many vocal critics argue that cuts at the top will only further enhance the wealth of shareholders and executives.

But despite its meteoric growth and burgeoning user base, the investment platform attracted a swarm of naysayers with its suspicious business model, which vocal critics repeatedly labeled a Ponzi scheme.

Oskar Gabrielson, GM of DICE, released the statement in full via the EA Star Wars Battlefront II blog, noting that the team has indeed heard the extremely vocal critics of the game and its flawed progression system.

The trip is a high - stakes gamble by the bombastic billionaire reality television star, who is trailing in swing state and national polls, in meeting one of his most vocal critics on his home soil.

In 2008, Hannon actively supported the Republican presidential campaign of Paul, who had been one of the most vocal critics in Congress of the Iraq war and had run as a Libertarian candidate for president in 1988.

Sitting beside Mr. Cuomo, Congressman Hakeem Jeffries — an increasingly vocal critic of Mr. de Blasio and rumored 2017 primary challenger — attacked the city Health Department as apparently unprepared when the epidemic struck.

DeFrancisco, the Senate's pugnacious deputy majority leader from Syracuse, has been one of the more vocal critics of Gov. Andrew Cuomo's drive to gradually raise the minimum wage from $ 9 to $ 15.

The «Late Night» host, who has been a very vocal critic of Trump, said his and President Barack Obama's mocking comments at the 2011 White House Correspondents» Association Dinner regarding Trump's potential for a presidential run stoked the businessman's decision to throw his hat in the ring.

The groups are the first among many vocal critics of USDA's action to file suit; on 7 February, the Humane Society of the United States (HSUS) threatened to reopen an older lawsuit against the agency.

A cryptic couple of outsider artists who work sometimes quietly, sometimes as vocal critics, at the fringe of the traditional independent game scene, they've made it clear they're not that interested in the definitions that exist so far.

~ 3C seems to be heading towards ~ 2.5 C. I am encouraged as I have been a somewhat vocal critic that when models have been over estimating the temps fairly consistently that it somehow wasn't translating into lower CS estimates, or constraining the upper range.