Sentences with phrase «with intense backlash»

The plan was met with intense backlash from two of the country's most renown contemporary artists: Georg Baselitz and Gerhard Richter, who were both infuriated that the government would try to control the sales and movement of their works.

Not exact matches

I found that the answer was setting firmer limits with Abbey (despite the backlash that [still] happens)... Abbey is a spirited child, and she is super intense and particular about the way she needs things to go, and distraught when things don't go the way that she needs.

With a too close - to - call general election, a left - wing Labour takeover that nobody saw coming, a Tory backlash over tax credits and an intense debate over military action in Syria, few could argue that British politics has been boring in recent months.

Beyond the technicalities of working within healthy limits, what makes a less intense workout effective is that it allows the entirety of your training to be more well rounded and holistic, When your efforts better fit with the ebbs and flows of your health and body state, you can minimize unintended backlashes and reach whatever your goals are more efficiently.

However, after intense public media and backlash, BA changed their policy to allow employees to wear a symbol of faith «openly» on a lapel pin, «with some flexibility... to wear a symbol of faith on a chain».