Sentences with phrase «who assailed»

As for the committee member who assailed me?

Nassau's Democratic Committee this week launched the first of what it says will be numerous advertisements targeting Democratic county executive candidate George Maragos, who assails party leaders frequently.

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Republican senators who had previously assailed the nation's debt burden — including Senators Jeff Flake of Arizona and James Lankford of Oklahoma — eventually fell in line to support the bill after efforts to include a backstop against growing deficits failed.

Last year, Donald Trump regularly assailed Hillary Clinton for her financial industry ties, projecting himself as the candidate who would stand up for regular people.

«His teaching above that of others, the canonical writings alone excepted, enjoys such a precision of language, an order of matters, a truth of conclusions, that those who hold to it are never found swerving from the path of truth, and he who dare assail it will always be suspected of error.»

Leo finally quotes the testimony of Innocent VI who says «His teaching above that of others, the canons alone excepted, enjoys such an elegance of phraseology, a method of statement, a truth of proposition, thatthose who hold to it are never found swerving from the path of truth, and he who dare assail it will always be suspected of error.»

Truth is objective and unchanging: At the very beginning of his encyclical, Francis invokes «my predecessor, Benedict XVI,» who famously assailed the «dictatorship of relativism» — a critique Francis endorsed shortly after he became pope and now expands upon in Laudato Si.

Morrison used his magazine to assail Jews who refused to disappear into the melting pot of American society.

My friend, who considers himself interestingly irreligious, was once assailing religion with considerable dash and spirit.

When punished, they rejoice as if quickened into life; they are assailed by the Jews as foreigners, and are persecuted by the Greeks; yet those who hate them are unable to assign any reason for their hatred.»

The Iran nuclear accord, assailed by President Trump and his revamped retinue of advisers, received a strong endorsement Monday from a bipartisan group of more than 100 national security veterans, who said the United States gains nothing by scrapping it.

The method was immediately assailed by campaign finance expert Prof. Michael Malbin, who called it «little more than back of the envelope arithmetic based on incredible assumptions.»

A number of the so - called special interests that Cuomo and CSNY have assailed as the root of the problem in Albany, including AQE's Billy Easton and HANYS» Dan Sisto, have denegrated the committee has a bunch of self - interested fat cats who simply want to protect their respective bottom lines — namely by preventing the extension of the so - called millionaire's tax.

In London, Labour is in the grip of the far left and further from power than for a generation, while across the rest of Europe the centre - left is in tatters, assailed by populist anti-immigrant politics on the right or under assault from leftists who channel popular anger but offer little by way of concrete solutions.

The WEP was formed last year by Gov. Andrew Cuomo, who was promoting a package of legislation aimed at impacting, but has been assailed by liberals for potentially competing for votes with the Working Families Party, a liberal, labor - backed organization.

Democrat Joseph Fritz, who is facing Esposito in the primary, assailed the move.

Bertha Lewis, who has assailed the de Blasio administration over MWBE contracts, outside City Hall.

As 2017 inches closer and Mr. de Blasio prepares to seek re-election, Democrats may emerge to assail anyone who threatens the mayor.

Nelligan also assailed Lebron for donating $ 150 to Democratic Guilderland County Legislator Bryan Clenahan, a contribution Lebron defended as a gesture for a longtime friend who handled his house closing at no charge while Lebron was unemployed.

Several reviewers assailed Mr. Cuomo — a fiscal centrist who has alienated some liberals — as a «socialist.»

According to Dr. Brian Clement, who has been the director of the Hippocrates Health Institute for more than 30 years, we are being assailed from all directions by harmful chemicals and heavy metals.

Panic stricken without his «right hand», he calls Margaret, who agrees to take time off from the verucca epidemic that is assailing her chiropody practice, to come and help him.While Penny alienates the florist's customers with her trademark brusque manner, Bob and Margaret are bickering about the way Margaret is answering the phone, how she keeps her hair, and whether or not she is passing the correct tool to Bob.

Meanwhile, back to Polisse: for over two hours, Maïwenn's third feature film assails us with such unpleasantries as a father accused of raping his own daughter (when he tires of sodomizing his wife) and a gymnastics coach who gets a little too close for comfort with one of his young athletes.

Upon exploring, he discovers a village inhabited by Mimiga: rabbit - like folk who are being assailed by a maniacal doctor.

In writer / director Rod Lurie's The Contender (2000), Joan Allen starred as Ohio Democratic Senator Laine Hanson, the assailed VP appointee of President Jackson Evans (Jeff Bridges), who faced sexist scandal - mongering (about her past) during her political selection process, mostly from Illinois Republican Congressman Sheldon «Shelly» Runyon (Gary Oldman).

No sooner has he set foot back on Manx soil, alas, than Thorncroft finds himself assailed by fresh humiliations, not to mention a former co-star slash girlfriend (Essie Davis) who's now married to his erstwhile stunt double (Farnaby, shporting a densh Dutch akshent).

There was, for instance, Bill Mish, general manager of the Doubletree Hotel Chattanooga (where I hadn't stayed), who no doubt thought he'd scaled the heights of wit when he assailed my domicile, telling Pare, «Not everybody likes the smell of corned beef wafting through the air.»

Upon exploring, he discovers a village inhabited by Mimiga: rabbit - like folk who are being assailed by a maniacal doctor.

It took some time for that respect to flow from critics, who for years assailed LeWitt's work as harsh, dry and joyless.

It appears to reflect an Editor with a strongly negative review in hand, and who presumably had read the paper, asking for confirmation that the paper should be rejected, possibly to reduce one of the many complications that assail an editor; and in view of the delay in communicating to authors, hoping for a strong decision from the referee.

All of these bad decisions are made easier when all of the actually sensible people, or people who know anything about the subject at all, are being assailed on all sides, and aren't necessarily keen to find the time to explain, once again, that yes, the world is warming.

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Perhaps I should have written it earlier, when the defendant first started to assail the integrity of various judicial officers who could not defend themselves but I did not want to interject commentary into a process that the defendant was successfully hijacking, nor did I want to give credence to his baseless attacks on the integrity of those judges.

The senator from Texas has waged an anti-establishment campaign by assailing wealthy GOP donors who, he says, force party leaders to the left on social issues.

While Bitcoin Foundation officials played down the defections, several members who resigned from the Foundation assailed its governance track record.

Teenagers who hid in closets and ran for their lives quickly began calling for increased gun control, assailing the NRA and organizing around their message.

Within the arena of gendered violence, the act of naming assails the contested borders between the speakable and the unspeakable, where what is spoken is monitored by those who wish to define what is «true» and «untrue».