"I think that was a disproportionate reaction" even though it's a war, he added.
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It called the measure a disproportionate reaction designed to criminalize humanitarian and medical missions at sea.
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Revoking access to the White House complex amounted to disproportionate reaction to the events of last Wednesday.
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Such a disproportionate reaction sends a strong message to other nations that would consider criticizing its conduct.
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The European Parliament voted for freezing talks because of what it saw as Turkey's "disproportionate" reaction to the coup.
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The White House Correspondents Association said revoking Acosta's credentials was a disproportionate reaction to what happened at the news conference.
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" White House Correspondents' Association president Olivier Knox issued a statement backing CNN, calling the revocation of Acosta's credentials a "disproportionate reaction.
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European Union lawmakers this week voted for a temporary halt to EU membership talks with Turkey because of Ankara's "disproportionate" reaction to July's failed coup.
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"Revoking access to the White House complex amounted to disproportionate reaction to the events of last Wednesday," the group's president, Olivier Knox of SiriusXM radio, wrote.
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"Revoking access to the White House complex amounted to disproportionate reaction to the events of last Wednesday," WHCA President Olivier Knox said in a statement on Tuesday.
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" The president of the White House Correspondents' Association, Olivier Knox, said Tuesday: "Revoking access to the White House complex amounted to disproportionate reaction to the events of last Wednesday.
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"We are very concerned by the violent and disproportionate reaction of authorities in Gambia against a group of people who were protesting peacefully ... President Jammeh could see this as an attempt to destabilize his regime," he said.
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The coup and its aftermath have also soured Turkey's ties with the West, and European Union lawmakers voted this week for a temporary halt to EU membership talks with Turkey because of Ankara's "disproportionate" reaction to July's failed coup.
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It would surely involve the scene of the attack, and the vicious character of the attacker, or at the very least a scene or two revealing the specific nature of the narrator's trauma—her inability to connect with the current man in her life, her somewhat disproportionate reaction when something happens to her dog—followed by a scene that signifies healing and acceptance.
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Proposed mechanism for CO2 reduction to CO in non-aqueous media involves single electron reduction of CO2 to CO2●− radical anion and adsorption of radical anion to surface followed by disproportionate reaction between unreduced CO2 and CO2●− radical anion to form CO32− and CO.
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Intermittent explosive disorder (sometimes abbreviated as IED) is a behavioral disorder characterized by explosive outbursts of anger and/or violence, often to the point of rage, that are disproportionate to the situation at hand (e.g., impulsive shouting, screaming or excessive reprimanding triggered by relatively inconsequential events). Impulsive aggression is not premeditated, and is defined by a disproportionate reaction to any provocation, real or perceived. Some individuals have reported affective changes prior to an outburst, such as tension, mood changes, energy changes, etc.
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The station's chief executive officer, Pedro Rúa, happens to be Jovet's son. This led at least one gossip columnist to speculate about a possible reprisal from Rúa about the Central American and Caribbean Games' controversy as a motivation for the firing. The incident became a subject of public opinion and controversy in Puerto Rican media and social networks for over two weeks. People in favor of Mamery's firing claimed that she had staged the incident, while people against it speculated that it was a disproportionate reaction to a situation that was not within her control.
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Olivo, realizing that his daughter dares to oppose his will, is furious and Le Bross, shocked by his disproportionate reaction, becomes Isabella and Camillo's ally and promises to help them get married. The lovers threaten to commit suicide at five o'clock if Olivo doesn't agree to let the marriage take place, but he does not believe them and he refuses to be blackmailed. However, at five o'clock, shots of a firearm ring out: Pasquale faints and Olivo says that now he would have preferred Isabella to be Camillo's wife rather than be dead. The threat of suicide was not true, and the young couple appears at the door; Olivo embraces and blesses their union.
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The first issue had a print run of 2000 and had a disproportionate reaction from the music and style media bringing in subscribers and advertising, notably the NME and Time Out. While the contents of each issue followed a pattern of running home grown talent alongside features on comics from around the world (with an emphasis on European BD and American "art comics") the roster of artists changed regularly with new creators being brought in every issue. Despite, or more likely, because of the wildly different styles and approaches embraced by the magazine Escape had a solid identity and loyal, if disparate, readership. As the landscape of the comics industry changed through the 1980s Escape was there to report it and try to influence where people should be looking.
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Victoria Premier Daniel Andrews was criticised for allowing the Grand Prix to go ahead, but responded by saying that cancelling the race would be a disproportionate reaction to the advice the state government had been given. Formula One drivers Lewis Hamilton and Kimi Räikkönen were also critical of the decision to hold the race, citing the National Basketball Association's decision to indefinitely suspend its 2019–20 season. Daniel Andrews announced that spectators would be banned from attending if the Grand Prix were to go ahead, before the race was cancelled on the Friday morning a few hours before the Formula One cars were due to commence their first practice session. It subsequently emerged that only three teams—Red Bull Racing, its sister team Scuderia AlphaTauri and Racing Point—were willing to compete if the race went ahead.
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Yitzhak Rabin, the then Israel Defense Forces chief of staff, later admitted the disproportionate reaction by Israel, and that the operation would have been better directed at Syria, which was supporting such attacks: "We had neither political nor military reasons to arrive at a confrontation with Jordan or to humiliate Hussein." The events at Samu triggered large-scale anti-Hashemite protests in the West Bank for what they perceived as Hussein's incompetency for defending them against Israel: rioters attacked government offices, chanted pro-Nasser slogans, and called on Hussein to have the same fate as Nuri As-Saidthe Iraqi prime minister who had been killed and mutilated in 1958 along with the Iraqi royal family. Jordanians believed that after this incident, Israel would march on the West Bank whether or not Jordan joined the war. Perception of King Hussein's efforts to come to peaceful terms with Israel led to great dissatisfaction among some Arab leaders.
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