Those who supported this bill did a disservice to the American people and to our democratic values.
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They really did a disservice to her by showing a love story with Peter and not her actual man.
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They're a part of the November 22019th Club, who did a disservice to the president and ultimately his agenda.
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Fox News anchors bristled at the decision, suggesting it did a disservice to the news division, candidates and voters.
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While the 1997 blockbuster Titanic and its soundtrack did wonderful things for Céline Dion's career, it did a disservice to America's understanding of her.
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And if she doesn't, the writers did a disservice to her character with all the previous false alarms, limiting the impact of this one.
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As McCain has recently noted, Bradbury "did a disservice to our nation" at OLC through the torture memos, contrary to the clear implication of Nielson's letter.
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Trivializing this rupture in Thor's psyche, this dramatic departure from his sense of self, did a disservice to a beloved character who was at his most vulnerable.
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Mann argues that Ehrlich did a disservice to the environmental cause by emphasizing population over consumption, and provided a premise for repressive governments to undertake mandatory sterilization programs.
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I thought it did a disservice to US-Israel ties by trying to make these attack ads against a range of Democrats—not just Obama but pretty conservative Democrats.
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Salvini, the leader of the League party and a central figure in the pan-European rightist resurgence, did a disservice to history and honor that will delight his followers.
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Naomi Jagoda did a disservice to your publication's readers by not giving equal weight to views supportive of taxing Wall Street trades ("Wall Street pushes back on trading tax," March 28500).
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"By completely ignoring human rights issues in Egypt, he did a disservice to Americans, who expect more from our chief diplomat," said Andrew Albertson, the executive director of Foreign Policy for America.
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So it became 'Well, it's OK — it could be better, but it's not Joss' fault,' and I think that did a disservice to the movie and to the studio and to myself, ultimately.
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From The New York Times: Writers from across ideologies, and around the internet, mostly agreed that the controversy over President Trump's condolence call did a disservice to the family of the fallen soldier.
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The way journalists who covered the 2000 election portrayed George W. Bush did a disservice to consumers, perhaps allowing the loser of the popular vote to keep the race close enough to "win" the electoral college.
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NBC responded by pulling "Shoot-Up-Able" from its evening lineup to give the episode some space from the news — a move that series co-creator and star Jerrod Carmichael publicly disagreed with, saying that delaying the episode did "a disservice" to NBC's audience.
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"What we saw on full display from California legislators today was an embarrassment to the process of democracy and truly did a disservice to the communities they were elected to fight for," Brandi Collins, senior campaign director for rights advocacy nonprofit Color of Change, told Gizmodo.
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Anita Hill herself has spoken out against Biden's role in shaping the national discourse on sexual harassment, saying in multiple interviews that she believes Biden did "a disservice to me, a disservice more importantly, to the public" by not hearing the testimony of three other women who would have echoed the charges of sexual harassment on which Hill had given testimony.
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I'm a huge fan of Law & Order, but I think it somewhat did a disservice to criminal defense lawyers because they were almost always portrayed quite negatively, as sort of the opponent to the hero who was the DA. So all of the shenanigans that the DAs would engage in to get around having the protection of a criminal defense lawyer was presented as a positive thing.
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Those remarks included a joke on Monday in which he said that God told him he was a feminist "when he gave me three daughters"; a comment from December in which he said a female Albany reporter did "a disservice to women" for asking about sexual harassment; and a cringe-worthy exchange at the 2016 State Fair involving Mr. Cuomo, a female reporter and a sausage sandwich.
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Michael identifies himself with the cultural right of the conservative . He stands for traditional relations, for the separation of gender roles in the family. According to Svetov, the family was unjustly scolded by the left, and the third-wave feminists did a disservice to women, making them more miserable. According to Mikhail, he would like to live in a homogeneous society somewhere in Kamchatka, having acquired a ranch and a large family.
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The highway commission had planned for route markers to be changed over to the new route numbers by July 1, 1926, however, this was not the case. In Davenport, for instance, signs for the new U.S. Highways were installed in October 1926. Property owners thought the new signs were gaudy and did a disservice to the beauty of their streetscapes. Complains were lodged to local auto clubs, but since this was a state project, the auto clubs deflected any responsibility.
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Gun control activists raised concerns in 2011 that KSL Classifieds did a disservice to its community by providing a marketplace for sellers who were not licensed dealers, as such sellers need not perform background checks on buyers. A 2011 report from the office of New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg found that KSL Classifieds had more gun listings than any other general- purpose online marketplace, exceeded only by online marketplaces that specialize in guns. KSL Classifieds discontinued gun listings in the wake of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting.
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Madhu Kishwar, then-editor of Manushi, wrote a highly critical review of Fire, finding fault with the depiction of the characters in the film as a "mean spirited caricature of middle class family life among urban Indians". She claimed that homosexuality was socially accepted in India as long as it remained a private affair, adding that Mehta "did a disservice to the cause of women... by crudely pushing the Radha-Sita relationship into the lesbian mould," as women would now be unable to form intimate relationships with other women without being branded as lesbians.Kishwar, Madhu.
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Danny Eccleston from Q, also saw similarities to Crow, calling the track "Musics closest cousin to the sonic landscapes of Ray of Light", while also pointing out its "masterful ending – as a rhythm of insectoid whirrs and bendy ARP-style 'wowp!'s join the guitar while Colombier's strings ape the peal of church bells". Digital Spys Justin Harp felt that "the comparisons [to Sheryl Crow] actually did a disservice to a track that stands out as particularly unique in Madonna's massive catalogue of hits". Louis Virtel, from TheBacklot.
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A 1UP editor pulled the review from the site and officially retracted it from the print version of the January 2007 issue of Games for Windows: The Official Magazine, explaining that "we felt that this particular review of Neverwinter Nights 2 did a disservice to fans of the [role-playing game] genre." The subsequent review by Jeff Green gave the game a score of C+ and is one of the most negative reviews among major outlets. A modified version of Peckham's review was later published by the Sci Fi Channel, and another version of the review can be found at Penny Arcade.
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In calling the report irresponsible, Éric Fournier, the French ambassador to Georgia, condemned the use of his image in the fake report. Imedi used archive footage of Fournier talking to journalists, and portrayed Fournier as telling viewers of results of meetings with the Georgian Foreign Minister, where they were briefed on Russia's military operations. Archive footage of the British and Czech ambassadors were also used in the same segment. Denis Keefe, the British ambassador in Tbilisi, stated the use of archive footage of himself was a discourtesy to him as Ambassador, and that the program did a disservice to Georgia's reputation as having a responsible and independent media.
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" The Cuban diplomat and historian Jesús Arboleya and the American journalist John Dinges state that Bosch was responsible for the bombing. Dick Thornburgh, US Attorney General under Bush in 1988, referred to Bosch as an "unreformed terrorist", while the FBI considered CORU, which Bosch led, a terrorist organization. US diplomat Wayne Smith, an expert on Cuban affairs, also called Bosch a terrorist, and stated that he "did a disservice to the cause of democracy and freedom". Upon Bosch's release, an editorial in the New York Times accused the Bush administration of hypocrisy, stating that Bush was "squandering American credibility on issues of terrorism", and that he had protected "one of the hemisphere's most notorious terrorists.
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Regarded as some of the few musicians to stick so resolutely to their principles that they arguably did a disservice to their career, nevertheless, the band did attain some commercial success. Yet, that in itself has always been surpassed by the cult underground following The Golden Horde retain to the present day. More significant again is their influence across a variety of alternative musical acts, which continues to propagate further with the digitization of rare, unreleased, and live recordings, and performances. Their own music was inspired by such artists such as The Ramones, Scott Walker, Johnny Thunders, Big Star, The Faces, The Damned, The Byrds, Slade, The Velvet Underground, The Rolling Stones, The Cramps, T-Rex and The Stooges.
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A New York Times review by Corrine Robins claims that Mailer did a disservice to graffiti by using the work as a platform for his own political gain and to highlight the flaws in the city's administration. Mailer fails to comment on specific graffiti, which, states Robins, was an injustice to the art. Similarly, Monroe Beardsley argues that Mailer places too much emphasis on the artist and graffiti as a social statement; Mailer oversteps, Beardsley suggests, by romanticizing the graffiti artists in comparing them to Renaissance painters. Literary critic Eliot Fremont-Smith calls the essay "convoluted", "circular", "provocative", and ultimately interested in the "enticement, the thrall, the dread, the value, and the metaphysics of risk alone".
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Chris Sims of ComicsAlliance called the series "the comic that ruined comics." Sims' colleague, Matt D. Wilson, did not concur with that exact assessment, but felt that the miniseries did a disservice to its protagonists, saying, "every hero comes out of Identity Crisis looking like a jerk, a victim or a pariah." Wilson also stated that the series was "a destructive comic", as it had a negative influence on subsequent comics, such as Marvel’s 2006-2007 miniseries Civil War, which similarly depicted heroes in what Wilson thought was a questionable light. Greg Burgas of Comic Book Resources commented that while the murder mystery in Identity Crisis was well-done, DC did profound damage with their treatment of Sue Dibny and Jean Loring, instead of using original characters.
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Ultimately, however, Fehratović accepted his list's defeat and agreed to serve in opposition; in so doing, he said that Ugljanin would need to break his connections to Adem Zilkić, one of Zukorlić's rivals in the Islamic Community in Serbia, if Ugljanin's group wanted to cooperate with his own."Serbia's new ethnic council to resolve disputes among Bosniaks - chairman," British Broadcasting Corporation Monitoring European, 2 December 2014 (Source: Politika website, Belgrade, in Serbian 27 Nov 14). Fehratović condemned the physical threats against Serbian prime minister Aleksandar Vučić at a 2015 commemoration for the victims of the Srebrenica massacre, saying that those who threatened Serbia's prime minister did a disservice to the Bosniak community. He also urged a full and lasting reconciliation between the Serbian and Bosniak communities.Reagovanja na napad na premijera, protestna nota BiH, Radio Television of Serbia, 11 July 2015, accessed 21 April 2017.
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