He has spoken harshly of the president; he has feinted "no" votes on important issues.
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Potential candidates must be loyal to the administration and not have spoken harshly about the president during the campaign.
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Trump has spoken harshly of illegal immigration since launching his Oval Office bid, linking it with drug trafficking and violent crime.
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Trump has spoken harshly about U.S. trade imbalances with South Korea and threatened to tear up a trade agreement with the country.
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King has spoken harshly about immigrants for years, making a string of controversial remarks about race, immigration and the effects of demographics on American culture.
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South Korea is a long-standing American ally but Trump has spoken harshly about U.S. trade imbalances and threatened to tear up the bilateral trade pact.
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In the past year, Mahathir has spoken harshly about Chinese investment in his country, alleging that his predecessor hurt Malaysia's sovereignty by signing multibillion-dollar deals with China.
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Unlike other US allies such as Australia, Japan wasn't exempted from Trump's tariffs on imports of steel and aluminum, while the US President has also spoken harshly about trade with Japan.
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And many hailed the haul as a first sign of resistance to the League, and to Matteo Salvini, its national leader and Italy's powerful vice premier, who has cracked down on immigration, hardened opposition to birthright citizenship and spoken harshly about migrants.
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Figures, who was African-American and passed away last year, also told committee members that Sessions had called him "boy" on several occasions and once cautioned him to "be careful what you say to white folks" after Figures had spoken harshly to a secretary who was white.
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Mr. Trump has spoken harshly about China, accusing it of concocting climate change as a hoax to undercut American manufacturers, branding it a currency manipulator (when it in fact is trying to prop its currency up), and threatening to impose a 45 percent tariff on Chinese goods.
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Although Gergiev played a key role in her early success and despite the many performances and recordings in which she has sung under his baton, both at the Mariinsky and on tour, Gorchakova has spoken harshly of his arrogant attitude towards her and other Russian singers and of what she perceives as attempts by him to stop her international career as payback for her leaving the Mariinsky. She was a prize-winner in the Mussorgsky and Glinka competitions. She is a People's Artist of the USSR. She was married, but is now divorced and has a son.
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The document serves as a comprehensive guide to the historians studying the important role played by Gujarat in medieval India. The text provides models for conducting various activities such as economic, sociological, and administrative aspects to the subjects of the state. One set of the documents articulates various socio-economic activities, including the sale of property, the capture of slaves and duties assigned to them, and standards for trade accounting and inventory management. Similarly, another set of manuscripts deals with administrative matters, such as different types of taxes to be levied, punishment by means of confiscation of lands, and conduct of government officers, where it mentions: "no one should be harassed and troubled and no one should be spoken [harshly] anywhere".
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