This, Karimi said, did not go down well with Ghadge.
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So appearing to demonise those newcomers doesn't go down well.
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Such cracks did not go down well, for some reason.
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Yeah, it did not go down well back on Earth.
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A budget image would not go down well with premium flyers.
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Mr Hawley's proposal may not go down well with his constituents.
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An infrastructure-spending boom will go down well with business, too.
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Apparently, Ugg footwear doesn't go down well when you're Down Under.
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Unsurprisingly, Samsung's announcement didn't go down well with the original Supreme.
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But some of her more controversial humor didn't go down well.
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The notion did not go down well with his Greek hosts.
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The subtle caress of Mr Trump's vanity seemed to go down well.
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The problem is, being interesting and original doesn't always go down well.
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Twitter's decision did not go down well with many of its users:
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The compromise also is not certain to go down well in Brussels.
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"That did not go down well with our (party) base," he said.
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But the argument did not go down well among everyone in Rutland.
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But his appointment may not go down well with protesters demanding rapid change.
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Ignoring the cost of CO2 altogether would not go down well in court.
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Both go down well in the hot Mexican sun ... beer and water, that is.
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Her appeal will no doubt go down well with many pro-Brexit party members.
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"Making America great again does not go down well in this region," he said.
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Religious beliefs are sacrosanct in India, and criticizing them often doesn't go down well.
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Mr. Trump's comment on Wednesday did not go down well with many South Koreans.
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It was another decision from the board that didn't go down well with employees.
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All this could go down well with foodies, and unlock new and forgotten flavours.
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It did not go down well with the fans, the press, and especially the gamblers.
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That won't go down well with Russians who vote in a parliamentary election in September.
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It is possible that her consensual, centrist demeanour will go down well with many Iowans.
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Softening Schaeuble's approach to the euro zone would not go down well with many Germans.
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All the recipients were men, a fact that didn't go down well on social media.
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But at the harvest festival last weekend, the new food seemed to go down well.
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As Mossadegh had predicted, the decision did not go down well with the Iranian public.
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But this may not go down well with the other parties that make up the EPRDF.
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At least while the good times roll, though, it seems to go down well in Nashville.
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Tsipras' first group of ministers and its confrontational tone did not go down well in Brussels.
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That did not go down well with Garcia, who is not on speaking terms with Cornet.
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Needless to say, the new conditions set by Bolton did not go down well in Ankara.
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Mr. Trump's combative, hard-line style does not tend to go down well with those voters.
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Upon arrival, she tried to celebrate with champagne but found it did not go down well.
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"We're not hiring cousin Vinny anymore," Ms. Moakley said, "and that doesn't go down well here."
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With over 8000 retweets and 30,000 favourites, the stealthy tactic seemed to go down well on Twitter.
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An auction of German debt was expected to go down well with investors looking for safe havens.
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One is a creamy fruit that has been known to go down well on top of toast.
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The initiative is unlikely to go down well with U.N. envoy for Syria Staffan de Mistura however.
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This didn't go down well with Smerconish, who chided him for conflating media bias with a rigged election.
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"Anything with yield will go down well, even if the economy is doing badly," a second banker said.
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Britain's decision to leave the European Union after the referendum really didn't go down well with some people.
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European layoffs would not go down well with Italy's anti-austerity government, nor with France's "yellow vest" protesters.
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But like many other things British people do abroad, this did not go down well with the locals.
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The crowd lapped up every moment of it, but it didn't go down well with the government at all.
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This parliamentary stunt will not go down well with the GOP base, I can tell you that right now.
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Mr Johnson's plans are likely to go down well with the Conservative Party members whose votes he is courting.
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My scoffs, eye rolls, and intermittent proclamations of disgust did not go down well among my non-British pals.
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But if by "safe" you mean "these stocks are unlikely to go down," well, now you're in different territory.
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Such willingness to do Moscow's bidding is unlikely to go down well with the FSA fighters Turkey is backing.
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This did not go down well with investors, who read this as a reintroduction of government control on OMCs.
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This did not go down well in the Midwest, where Trump flipped three blue states and 44 electoral votes.
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Mike Krieger, Instagram's co-founder, noted to Bloomberg earlier this year that sharing might not go down well with users.
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So we can but speculate what kind of 'tintovation' he's thinking will go down well with the photo-printing masses.
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Needless to say that this won't go down well with many German voters as millions of them own diesel cars.
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But the country's state media made clear in advance that providing land for the missile system wouldn't go down well.
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She acknowledged this did not always go down well with suppliers who aim to keep costs as competitive as possible.
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The price tag, in the hundreds of billions of dollars, may not go down well with the House Freedom Caucus.
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At the same time, the ECB also bought more German bonds — another number that didn't go down well in Rome.
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That does not go down well in Scotland's wealthiest region, home of its biggest industries—farming, fishing, oil and gas.
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The church might not go down well with authorities—the government promotes secularism and is often accused of persecuting religious people.
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Disney's decision didn't go down well with the franchise's cast, who shared an open letter of support for Gunn last July.
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But in England I am not quite sure, and I don't think that would go down well in Germany at all.
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Immigration policy remains a leading concern; should he be the Republican nominee, Donald Trump's xenophobia is unlikely to go down well.
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"Promoting same-sex marriage will not go down well here," said Marek Adam Komorowski, 58, a local councilman in nearby Lomza.
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The "Plan B" suggested by Poland, Hungary, Slovakia and the Czech Republic did not go down well in Brussels and Berlin.
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He credits Akshay Kumar's box office clout, along with a large spoonful of Bollywood sugar, in helping this message go down well.
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As in the past, France will play along because the German leadership still does not go down well in most of Europe.
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I chug a glass of warm water with lemon (like I do every morning), but it doesn't go down well for some reason.
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Deploying the army in Rio will go down well with voters in a nation where polls show public safety is the top concern.
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But there are many things about Trump that don't go down well with Brazilian voters these days: Populism and protectionism are out of vogue.
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The company's most recent financial report in February didn't go down well with Roku's share price tumbling 18 percent based on future revenue projections.
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Mr Tan has said he would alter this pricing policy, which would go down well with antitrust regulators, says Stacy Rasgon of Bernstein Research.
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It looks like the Chinese government's "General Principle of Television Drama Production Content" is not going to go down well with the Chinese people.
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That argument should go down well with reformers, who criticise the banks for propping up failing firms, if not with the banks' own shareholders.
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Observing this sincere and fine man, with numerous home runs on the board, attacked in this way did not go down well with me.
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From Berlin to Northern Ireland, walls that have the effect of dividing people from each other tend to not go down well in history.
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And quick rejection by Republican leaders of many of Mr. Trump's proposed budget cuts as unachievable is not likely to go down well either.
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Later, the CEO made other outmoded remarks that did not go down well with investors and the public, and ultimately he ended up stepping down.
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What's more, filmmakers Bonni Chen and Jon Shenk clearly took great pains to stick the landing firmly on events that go down, well ... today, technically.
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The group's strategy will also target a mainstream audience, with family friendly, non-violent games that should go down well with the "Angry Birds" generation.
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London (CNN)Most of the time, visiting a foreign city and bringing back a pen as a gift won't go down well with the recipient.
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Apple's previous stab at a mid-range phone — the ill-fated iPhone 26c — didn't go down well in China where it was perceived as cheap.
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This did not go down well with her village council, and the jati panchayat—the local kangaroo court—slapped her family with a $25,000 fine.
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She came up with a "dementia tax," the essence of which was to punish people for living too long; it did not go down well.
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The move didn't go down well with many in the industry which felt that the otherwise influential filmmaker he had given in to "political extortion".
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The new rules Chinese authorities unveiled this week, which restrict selling by large shareholders, did not go down well with investors, and provided little tonic.
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Unsurprisingly, that gender balance did not go down well with prominent Australian female DJs, KLP and Nina Las Vegas, who made their displeasure known on Twitter.
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Although Mr Trump's approval ratings are low for a new president, many proposals, including the promise to protect the country from foreign competition, go down well.
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Investors said any offer where the CVR represented more than 20 percent of the overall value of the deal would not go down well with shareholders.
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This did not go down well with some of the British media, which lamented the decision as a departure from more than 40 years of tradition.
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While Henry Cavill's first look as Geralt in the TV adaptation of The Witcher video game did not go down well, his Aquaman impression can stay.
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Islamabad views New Delhi as a key national security threat, so the U.S. praising India while chiding Pakistan isn't likely to go down well, he explained.
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Coming home waving a dildo in the air might go down well, but it also might not, so having some conversations is a really good idea.
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That didn't go down well with many Samsung C&T shareholders, including U.S. hedge fund Elliott Associates, which launched a proxy fight against the tie-up.
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"But if this is one more attempt for them to kind of punt on their responsibility that will not go down well with the committee," he added.
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That does not mean their stories go down well with the Muslim morality police in Kano, where a governor once incinerated a collection of their "pornographic" pages.
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The Italian initiative did not go down well in Germany, the main contributor to the EU budget and a staunch supporter of fiscal discipline and strict rules.
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Somehow, it seems unlikely that a provision designed to reduce costs for the American government by foisting them onto Mexico will go down well in Mexico City.
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Hardly anyone believes that such raids help the fight against corruption, which remains an organising principle of Russia's political system, but they go down well with the public.
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That isn't likely to go down well with the US and the opposition High Negotiations Committee (HNC), which want to see regime change, rather than a divided Syria.
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The recommendation is unlikely to go down well in Germany, where many taxpayers already have the impression they are footing the bill for the profligacy of southern governments.
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Rappers in Gaza did not have an easy start, and their first performance in 2005 - to celebrate Israel's withdrawal of troops and settlers - did not go down well.
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Warren's call to break up America's tech leaders will no doubt go down well with Chinese and Europe leaders, who would prefer to face enfeebled U.S. tech giants.
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The governing deal Ms. Merkel announced three weeks ago, now subject to the approval of the Social Democratic grass roots, did not go down well with her party.
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Why are so many Democratic presidential candidates recommending what sounds a lot like open borders, which won't go down well with many of the voters the party needs?
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Partly this worry reflected Donald Trump's addiction to bombast and swagger, which plays fine in Breitbart and on Fox News but doesn't go down well with foreign governments.
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Meanwhile her desire to cut immigration, Mr Hamilton says, does not go down well in a constituency sufficiently integrated to allow the local Jewish school to welcome Muslim pupils.
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Her Kremlin audience is likely to go down well with her core supporters in France, many of whom admire the Russian leader's conservative stance on social and moral issues.
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Further signs of pension reform would go down well with financial markets, but would rile the electorate ahead of what is expected to be a closely-fought election battle.
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Her comments did not go down well with US President Donald Trump, who has questioned climate science and has challenged every major US regulation aimed at combating climate change.
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Tria's departure would be unlikely to go down well with markets, even though his credibility as a guarantor of public accounts has been damaged by his climbdown over the budget.
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Campaigns against "loose morals", and the president's failure to enforce a stricter sort, might go down well in conservative places but do not resonate with Central Java's more relaxed voters.
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Cavender said the deal would likely go down well with Chinese regulators because it was "an example of Fosun coming home and investing in a Chinese asset" rather than overseas.
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I don't mind hearing this in the bar room, but it wouldn't go down well in the other room though where us fogies like to have it a bit quieter.
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But such a radical makeover of France's monarchical presidential residence did not go down well and under a later leader, Valéry Giscard d'Estaing, all but the dining room was destroyed.
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In any case, the comments did not go down well among employees at the State Department, where many U.S. diplomats have felt ignored and badly treated by the Trump administration.
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But the shop's risqué advertising effort didn't go down well with Domino's HQ. The restaurant chain issued an official apology, describing the incident as "misguided marketing" by a member of staff.
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That may not go down well in Washington, given the United States' long-standing defense of the international intellectual property system, which has governed world trade for more than two decades.
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Eiji Maeda, an analyst at SMBC Nikko Securities, said the games should go down well with traditional Nintendo fans but there were no games shown that seemed to break new ground.
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May's first pronouncement on the subject on entering the leadership battle was that she would not consider activating it before January 2017 -- which will not go down well on the continent.
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Hacking Team sold its tools stateside to the Drug Enforcement Administration and FBI—something also not likely to go down well with the cryptocurrency community, which tends to lean heavily libertarian.
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From my experience, speaking about my culture did not go down well with my white counselor, so I just avoided speaking on those issues altogether, which, in hindsight, impeded my recovery.
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But the plan, coupled with only the third dividend cut in GE's 125-year history, did not go down well with investors, who pushed its share price to a six-year low.
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Jaws Unleashed might sound interesting and original on paper—it's a rare occasion that any video game encourages you to play as the villain—but it didn't go down well with critics.
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That is not just good news for British politics; it should also go down well in a US administration that can relate to a refusal to submit to orthodoxies of the past.
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Pelosi added that the party believes the president "is engaged in a cover-up," which did not go down well with Trump, who stormed out of a meeting with Democrats over the comment.
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One of the most beloved fighters in the history of the promotion, there is no doubt that a contest pitting him against Woodley for the title would go down well with the fans.
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The way in which the break clause was announced and subsequent briefings did not go down well with Formula One's new owners Liberty Media, who have taken a very different approach to Ecclestone's.
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The change in helm, while a major surprise, is expected to go down well with investors who have been pleased with Yoshida's no-nonsense approach to restructuring after he became CFO in 573.
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"President" Trump will also have to bear in mind that any revision of libel protections — in place since New York Times v Sullivan in 1964 — may not go down well with U.S. courts.
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Such comments go down well with a growing number of Germans who fear they are being inundated by foreigners after 1.1 million migrants arrived last year under Chancellor Angela Merkel's open door policy.
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"Any failure to handle it properly is not going to go down well," Keith Loveard a senior analyst with advisory and risk firm Concord Consulting, told Reuters, speaking before Widodo made his second visit.
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Apple Music presently allows only card transactions, something that does not go down well with mobile-wallets-and-cashback-crazy India, especially the student population that is largely without a credit or debit card.
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In particular, Merkel's decision in 2015 to allow over 1 million refugees, mainly coming from the Middle East, to enter the country during Europe's migrant crisis did not go down well with many voters.
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This is why Mr. Macron's " 'brain-dead' interview" as it came to be known in foreign policy circles in Berlin when he applied that description to NATO, could not go down well in Germany.
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But one senior diplomat said Trump, who left the leaders' dinner before it ended to fly to Italy for Friday's Group of Seven summit, said the remarks did not go down well at all.
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But in Brazil, where there is major public criticism over hosting the multi-billion dollar event during a deep economic and political crisis, bringing in the retired officers did not go down well with everyone.
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A Joyce victory would go down well with the locals, and the 30-year-old has already charmed them by performing some nifty moves from the Brazilian martial art and dance Capoeira after his bouts.
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And she said Britain might pay modestly into the EU budget (though no longer "vast contributions", so talk in Brussels of an initial Brexit bill of upwards of €50bn, or $53bn, may not go down well).
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The President also went out of his way to praise LaPierre, before a speech that is likely to go down well with Trump's base but could strike those with more moderate political opinions as deeply divisive.
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But the announcement on Wednesday that Pope Francis' charity office was planning to take 2,100 homeless and poor people to the circus, along with refugees and prisoners, did not go down well with animal rights activists.
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Autocrats and dictators must have short memories, because Mr Trump's appeal to fight extremism, which he now says is "not a battle between different faiths", but "between good and evil", seemed to go down well in Riyadh.
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"They wanted him to be the purveyor of good news, rather than a sense of realism, and that did not go down well at all," said Eswar S. Prasad, a professor of trade policy at Cornell University.
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Victory for the five times champion and current leader, 39 points clear of team mate Valtteri Bottas, would go down well on a weekend when Mercedes are celebrating 125 years of motorsport and their 200th Formula One start.
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His statements, however, did not go down well at ABIN, Brazil's intelligence agency, or the Federal Police, where sources told Reuters the minister had underplayed the terrorist threat by portraying the group as a bunch of crazy young men.
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TIME's tweet about the lawyer's baby bump did not go down well on Twitter, and many flocked to point out the real reason behind Clooney's visit to the UN. Hint: it had nothing to do with flaunting her baby bump.
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The prime minister's suggestion this week that the border between Canada and the United States might be a model did not go down well, as this would imply precisely the physical infrastructure, checks and controls that all sides promise to avoid.
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This act of, well, trolling basically, did not go down well with the WBC, leading not only to the above-embedded tweet but several before it (which we're not about to link you directly to, but you know where to find them).
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The timing of the invitation, while Mr. Ghani is stuck in the dispute over election results, will not go down well with opposition candidates, as Mr. Ghani's team portrays it as proof that he still has the support of the United States.
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Well, she was also in Cannes at the time all these PDA pics were snapped and spent the week enjoying the French Riviera with her new beau Younes Bendjima, a 24-year-old model — which, according to a source, didn't go down well with Disick.
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But your friend has likely not had any sleep for a very long time, and has dedicated her spirit and body to actively contribute something to this wonder we call life, so complete honestly about what the baby looks like might not go down well.
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Her no-nonsense views on crime—in 2011 she came out in favour of capital punishment, though she has since modified her position—is likely to go down well in the blue-collar constituencies and seaside towns that the Conservatives are desperate to gain.
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The recent announcement that the U.S. would supply the Kurdish People's Protection Units (YPG), which dominates the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), with weapons to continue their assault against the ISIS "capital" of Raqqa did not go down well with the Turkish Government, as expected.
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Initially, only shares originated from the participating countries would be taxed but after a transitional period a common tax would be applied to all shares - an idea that may not go down well in Britain, which fears the impact on trades in the City of London.
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Needless to say, Italy's plans to increase social welfare spending, cut some taxes and lower the retirement age, as well as the proposal to introduce a universal income for the poor, are not likely to go down well in Brussels where European fiscal rules are set and promoted.
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The package of spending cuts, civil service job freezes and moderate tax hikes on property sales, fuel, alcohol and capital gains may not go down well with voters either ahead of municipal elections this year in which the ruling African National Congress faces a stiff challenge from the opposition.
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Meanwhile, the Democratic Party is broke and is seeing growing numbers of progressives pushing for the abolition of the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency and advocating other far-left policies that that probably won't go down well in a state like Tennessee, where voters like things on the moderate side.
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Mr Trump's message blasting international trade, illegal immigration and corporate outsourcing go down well in the rustbelt bits of the Midwest, which are on average whiter, less educated and older than the rest of the country—and are still smarting from the loss of 6m manufacturing jobs between 2000 and 2009.
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"Everything indicates that the authorities are planting drugs on their targets to shut them up with a jail sentence," Nataliya Zviagina, Amnesty's Russia office director, told the AP. "Ivan Golunov is a prominent critic and his investigations into government corruption clearly did not go down well with the authorities," she added.
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"For political reasons, I said it will not go down well in Pakistan that we cooperated with the United States to eliminate someone many Pakistanis considered a hero," Mr. Durrani said of the raid on bin Laden's compound, explaining why he thought the government denied prior knowledge of the operation.
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The opinions expressed here are those of the author, a columnist for Reuters) By Andy Home LONDON, Oct 7 (Reuters) - President Donald Trump's offer to buy Greenland didn't go down well with either the inhabitants of the world's largest island or with Denmark, which administers it as an autonomous territory.
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I had to fight pretty hard for [the final] version of the mix; there was one track that didn't go down well with the Fabric people: WestBam and Nena, "Oldschool, Baby" The names didn't really represent what was going on at Fabric: WestBam had never played Fabric; Nena is a pop artist.
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Ukraine aspires to membership of the European Union and the EU is its closest ally when it comes to Russia, so appearing to agree with Trump's criticism of EU leaders won't go down well in Europe, James Nixey, head of the Russia and Eurasia program at think tank Chatham House, told CNBC.
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Chiller's comments on the current state of the 31 towers in the Village did not go down well with Rio's mayor, Eduardo Paes With the world's athletes arriving in Rio in preparation for the Olympic Games — which are now just 11 days away — several teams are complaining bitterly about the state of the Olympic Village.
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Chiller's comments on the current state of the 31 towers in the Village did not go down well with Rio's mayor, Eduardo Paes "We are going to make the Australians feel at home here, I'm on the point of putting a kangaroo out front to jump for them," the mayor told reporters on Sunday.
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It all started with group member Jason Howell, who posted this harmless selfie of him holding an Phalaenopsis orchid he said he had purchased at Aldi's to the House Plant Hobbyist group, which has well over 100,000 members:Screenshot: Facebook (House Plant Hobbyist)The picture did not go down well with a small minority of uptight users.
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Aiming your phone at other passengers while you frantically tap the screen with a fixed look of concentration on your face is never going to go down well — if you switch the AR off, you can look down at your phone and catch that purple vermin without the fear of someone accusing you of being a weirdo.
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His departure, however, did not go down well with the High Court in London, which, at the behest of an arm of Russia's Central Bank, had earlier ordered that the magnate — a French citizen since 2009 — surrender his passports, disclose all his assets and stay put in Britain pending the outcome of a lengthy legal wrangle over money that Russia says he stole.
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Wordplay THURSDAY PUZZLE — Today's puzzle might not go down well with proponents of "flat Earth" theories or those who might believe that the sun revolves around the Earth, but for the purposes of solving today's crossword by Derek Bowman and Sarah Keller, let's just say that our sun is stationary and central to our solar system and that the Earth revolves around it.
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"If you extend the Article 50 process to give Britain more time in negotiation, it is likely to trigger Britain's participation in the next European elections and I can't see that that it is to the advantage to have 70 European MPs who don't really want to be there, and I don't think it would go down well with U.K. voters to have the expense of such an election," he said.
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Trump's threat to Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) will not go down well; threatening a Speaker by saying that if he doesn't get along, "he will pay," is not a smart or diplomatic move from the man who touts himself as the best negotiator. 28503.
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Finally, the nail in the coffin that proves we really are a bunch of hard-hearted cynics, cake in the face style photos do not go down well and having your pet as a ring bearer was deemed to be one of the most hated wedding trends, with 36% of those asked not even able to muster a little joy when they see a dachshund in a tux coming up the aisle.
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