Trump has taken a dim view of international groups before.
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Public figures across the political spectrum have taken a dim view of Cook's stance, however.
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VMware stockholders have taken a dim view of VMware's role in that acquisition since day one.
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Some in the fishing industry have taken a dim view of the administration's approach to trade policy.
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The Air Force, which is currently tasked with military operations in space, has also taken a dim view.
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Image: APMany people have taken a dim view of Google's participation in the Republican National Convention this coming July.
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Democrats, who took control of the House in January, have taken a dim view of the swelling defence budget.
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Officials at the Federal Reserve have also taken a dim view of negative rates as politically unpopular and likely ineffective.
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Beijing (CNN)Chinese authorities have taken a dim view of a close call between a commercial drone and a passenger plane.
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Politicians have been voicing concerns about the influence of technology companies, while President Trump has taken a dim view of foreign acquisitions.
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Courts have taken a dim view of arguments for gender discrimination based on "customer preference," and the same may well apply here.
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Investors have taken a dim view of the company's prospects since it announced a deal to acquire SolarCity, another company founded by Musk.
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When Judge Kavanaugh — who has taken a dim view of the government's ability to regulate campaign finance — had the Bluman case before him, he could have ruled differently.
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In a 2005 speech, Mr. Volcker, who had long taken a dim view of the debt-fueled expansion of the American economy, warned of a looming financial crisis.
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Trump had taken a dim view of comments Macron made in a Europe 1 radio interview this week in which he appeared to cast the United States as a threat.
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But European leaders have taken a dim view of Mr. Erdogan's latest showmanship, and may have become even more reluctant to accede to other Turkish diplomatic priorities, Mr. Pierini added.
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Neil Gorsuch and Brett Kavanaugh, the two newest conservative justices, have previously taken a dim view of federal officials who exceed limits on their power, The Daily Beast's Jay Michaelson explains.
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The United States attorney's office in Brooklyn, which is overseeing the investigation, has also taken a dim view of some of the surveillance practices employed by the Suffolk County district attorney's office.
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Moscow had taken a dim view of the accord; Greece had taken an unprecedented step in mid 2018 of expelling four Russians, including two with diplomat status, for perceived meddling on the matter.
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Mr. Trump has often taken a dim view of race-based protest and, as the onetime owner of a football franchise in a failed start-up league, he believes owners of sports teams should control their employees.
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The political and social system in Muslim society would have taken a dim view of such a challenge.Murray Gordon, "Slavery in the Arab World." New Amsterdam Press, New York, 1989. Originally published in French by Editions Robert Laffont, S.A. Paris, 1987, pp. 44–45.
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Robinson Jancis Robinson's Wine Course Third Edition p. 182 Abbeville Press 2003 and Tom Stevenson.T. Stevenson "The Sotheby's Wine Encyclopedia" pp. 202-204 Dorling Kindersley 2005 Wine critic Robert M. Parker, Jr., has taken a dim view of Grolleau's potential, recommending in his wine buying guide that growers in the Loire Valley should rip up all Grolleau vines and replace them with grape varieties that have more potential for quality wine production such as Gamay and Cabernet Franc.
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Purceddu had more than once in the past highlighted several points to be clarified on that investigation.il Giornale, 19 February 2017. Juventus originally announced that they planned to appeal the punishment in the Italian civil courts, an action that would have brought further punishment to the clubs and the FIGC by FIFA, as FIFA has historically taken a dim view to government involvement in football administration. FIFA announced that it had the option to suspend the FIGC, thus barring all Italian clubs from international play, if Juventus went to court.
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Mack had always taken a dim view of what he perceived as the excesses of public political office, and decided to retire in protest. His retirement from both local and state government resulted in three by-elections for North Sydney ward alderman, North Sydney mayor and state member for North Shore. All three people he recommended for these positions were elected. Despite living nearby, for a time, he refused to travel across the Sydney Harbour Bridge or through the Sydney Harbour Tunnel in protest at the secret contract and awarding of all tolls to Kumagai Transfield for 30 years.
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Johann Wilhelm and his father were colleagues of Johann Sebastian Bach, who was employed at Weimar briefly in 1703 and returned in 1708. Bach was promoted in 1714 to concertmaster, but the position ranked below capellmaster.The Baroque Schlosskirche (court chapel) with the organ high above the altar, by Christian Richter, For two years the three men shared responsibility for church music at the Schlosskirche (court chapel) with Bach writing a new cantata every month. When the elder Drese died, Bach appears to have taken a dim view of Johann Wilhelm's promotion to capellmaster and sought employment elsewhere.
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The centrality of the > principle of limiting narcotic and psychotropic drugs for medical and > scientific purposes leaves no room for the legal possibility of recreational > use. . . . Nations may currently be pushing the boundaries of the > international system, but the pursuit of any action to formally legalize > non-medical and non-scientific drug use would require either treaty revision > or a complete or partial withdrawal from the current regime. The Dutch policy of keeping anti-drug laws on the books while limiting enforcement of certain offenses is carefully designed to reduce harm while still complying with the letter of international drug control treaties. This is necessary in order to avoid criticism from the International Narcotics Board, which historically has taken a dim view of any moves to relax official drug policy.
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A legal mortgage arises when the assets are conveyed to the secured party as security for the obligations, but subject to a right to have the assets reconveyed when the obligations are performed.Santley v Wilde [1899] 2 Ch 474; Carter v Wake (1877) 4 Ch D 605 This right is referred to as the "equity of redemption". The law has historically taken a dim view of provisions which might impede this right to have the assets reconveyed (referred to as being a "clog" on the equity of redemption); although the position has become more relaxed in recent years in relation to sophisticated financial transactions. References to "true" legal mortgages mean mortgages by the traditional common law method of transfer subject to a proviso in this manner, and references are usually made in contradistinction to either equitable mortgages or statutory mortgages.
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