Most US users have taken issue with Honor's Android skin.
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But some Facebook employees have taken issue with that narrative.
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What the panel has taken issue with, according to Rep.
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Critics have taken issue with the study's conclusions and methodology.
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President Trump has long taken issue with Amazon and its CEO.
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Amy Schumer has taken issue with Glamour's latest special edition magazine.
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Scott Sumner has taken issue with the premise of my piece.
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Some liberal groups have taken issue with Wasserman Schultz's voting record.
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Democrats in Congress have taken issue with the expected move. Rep.
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John McCain, R-Arizona, have taken issue with the White House's framing.
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He has also taken issue with U.S. trade imbalances with South Korea.
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The company has also taken issue with some of the methods used.
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And not all evangelical supporters have taken issue with Mr. Trump's decision.
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Sanders's supporters have taken issue with two names in particular: former Rep.
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Unsurprisingly, a lot of Google employees have taken issue with the plan.
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Critics have taken issue with Vietnam's record on human and labor rights.
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Critics have taken issue with Vietnam's record on human and labour rights.
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Some have taken issue with who the CBO thinks would lose coverage.
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Courts have taken issue with Ms Mkhwebane since she assumed office in 2016.
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The elder Ricketts aren't the only Nebraskans who have taken issue with Trump.
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It's not just Russia that has taken issue with Beauty and the Beast.
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The Baltimore police union have taken issue with a Saturday Night Live sketch.
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But historically, some residents of these states have taken issue with the holiday.
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Critics of the bill have taken issue with Genting's involvement in the casino.
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Some have taken issue with the addition of her headpiece for this reason.
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Uber Technologies, in which drivers had taken issue with Uber's background check practices.
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But others in the world of neuroscience have taken issue with the mission.
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Other evangelical favorites running against Cruz have understandably taken issue with these tactics.
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Advocates of a tourist helicopter ban have long taken issue with the figure.
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Dr. Randall, however, has taken issue with aspects of the Johns Hopkins calculations.
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"But some people have taken issue with her statement "virginity is a social construct.
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It is not the first time Conway has taken issue with his wife's boss.
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Conservatives have taken issue with the refundable tax credit, saying it's another entitlement program.
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The immigration judges' union has also taken issue with the use of the center.
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Some of the Republican Party's most prominent leaders have understandably taken issue with the idea.
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The U.S. Cattlemen's Association, however, has taken issue with vegetarian companies calling their products meat.
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Russia has also taken issue with Skripal being called a "Russian spy" in British newspapers.
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For years, Trump has taken issue with people saying he has small hands and fingers.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has not publicly taken issue with Burr amid the dispute.
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His critics have taken issue with Lipinski's stances on immigration, LGBTQ issues and reproductive rights.
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Other judges across the country have also taken issue with the system that they serve.
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He has taken issue with Bezos over Amazon and his ownership of The Washington Post.
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Democrats have taken issue with the flood insurance provisions included in the bill, with Sen.
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He has occasionally taken issue with Mr. Trump's tweets, but has largely supported his agenda.
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Civil rights groups have also taken issue with Trump's pick for attorney general, Alabama Sen.
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Two of McConnell's GOP colleagues have taken issue with his approach to a trial. Sen.
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But Slack has taken issue with claims that rivals are more popular than Slack's products.
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He has reportedly taken issue with some of Son&aposs riskier acquisitions in the past.
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It's not the first time German politicians have taken issue with the meat-free lifestyle.
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Republicans have long taken issue with the surveillance of former Trump campaign aide Carter Page.
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Physicians, legal experts and bioethicists have long taken issue with viability as a standard for legality.
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The congressman also has taken issue with the president's use of executive orders on immigration matters.
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Paul, meanwhile, has taken issue with Kavanaugh&aposs record supporting the warrantless collection of telephone metadata.
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Fogle's taken issue with this charge ... it was the basis of most of his failed appeals.
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Democrats have long taken issue with the president for bringing his family members into the administration.
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A number of House Republicans have taken issue with his tone and positions throughout the campaign.
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From the beginning of Trump's political ascent, influential religious leaders have taken issue with his character.
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Democrats have also taken issue with the proposed merger, saying it could harm consumers and content providers.
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This isn't the first time social media giants have taken issue with surveillance companies using its platforms.
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Quite a few of these smaller internet providers have taken issue with the FCC's net neutrality rules.
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Davis also said her father would have taken issue with Congress for not reining in Trump's presidency.
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In the United States, many local militias are armed and have taken issue with some government policies.
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It's worth noting that some have taken issue with the account, according to The New York Times.
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Critics have also taken issue with the reductive ways other POC characters were portrayed on the show.
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The Kentucky senator has taken issue with Kavanaugh's previous stance on government data collection, according to Politico.
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Its pilots' union had taken issue with Hong Kong's proximity to China and potentially to the virus.
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Conservatives who preferred a cleaner break from the Yellen years have taken issue with Powell's moderate views.
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He has also taken issue with the unwillingness of most Bridgewater critics to speak on the record.
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Trump has taken issue with the weakening yuan and has said he doesn't like a strong dollar.
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She, as well as others, have also taken issue with use of the word "crazy" for the initiative.
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The left has taken issue with an epic humanitarian crisis and called on the US to do more.
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President Donald Trump has taken issue with Saturday Night Live, and he wants to settle it in court.
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" Others have taken issue with the use of anonymous sources, something Woodward addresses at the outset of "Fear.
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Various religious groups, charitable organizations and other opponents of abortion rights had taken issue with the ObamaCare mandate.
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The U.S., meanwhile, has taken issue with the idea of IMF funds going toward Pakistan's Chinese debt obligations.
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The broadcasters have taken issue with this and joined together in July to sue Locast for copyright violations.
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The United States and other countries which claim no territory in the region have taken issue with Beijing's position.
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Cosby's attorneys have previously taken issue with the judge's wife being a psychiatrist who works with sexual assault victims.
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Smaller creators have also taken issue with how Luminary distributes their shows — something Luminary is now trying to correct.
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Conservative lawmakers have also taken issue with a provision in the bill that allows citizens to sponsor their parents.
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Many feminist commenters have taken issue with the presence of both Rihanna, cuddled against Chris Brown, and Amber Rose.
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The White House has taken issue with the NDAA's restrictions on transferring detainees out of the Guantanamo Bay facility.
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The city had specifically taken issue with Uber's methods on reporting criminal offenses and its background checks of drivers.
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Hornacek has taken issue with different aspects of the defense, and even the players have called for more effort.
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President Donald Trump has taken issue with the weakening yuan and has said he doesn't like a strong dollar.
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But critics have also taken issue with the basic premise that a sluggish FDA process is what's blocking innovation.
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Other reports have taken issue with Amazon's video doorbell company's neighborhood watch system that could lead to profiling and discrimination.
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"He's taken issue with Trump statements and policies many times before his diagnosis and in language as colorful," Salter said.
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The Malaysian Islamic Development Department appears to have taken issue with the name, because dogs are deemed unclean in Islam.
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Transgender advocates have taken issue with the Pope, particularly his comments comparing the danger of gender theory to nuclear war.
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Human rights organizations, employees and politicians have taken issue with these findings and called for Google to stop its development.
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More than any political argument, he has taken issue with the assumption that minority voters will flock to Mr. O'Rourke.
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The president has taken issue with the network's pollsters, saying they "suck" after a poll found majority support for impeachment.
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This isn't the first time Google employees have taken issue with Google's ambitions to build a censored search app for China.
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Some Trump supporters in the past few days have even taken issue with news outlets that cover his words at all.
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Some of the most prominent technology experts from around the globe have taken issue with several key items in the legislation.
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The Mystic River star has taken issue with the documentary, which tells her side of the story behind the controversial meeting.
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He has taken issue with the way Cruz has spoken about party leadership and Dole's era of lawmakers in the Senate.
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The latter had earlier taken issue with Toshiba's decision to sell its memory chip unit to a consortium led by Bain.
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Microsoft has taken issue with the government over other immigration issues, in particular its move to end legal status for DREAMers.
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Stone had taken issue with Mueller investigating the President, receiving funding for his work, and charging Stone with lying to Congress.
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The administration has taken issue with Gee's 2015 decision to forbid the government from detaining children for more than 20 days.
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Goldman's chief executive, Lloyd C. Blankfein, has certainly taken issue with the perceived coziness between the company and the White House.
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Critics have taken issue with a line in the guide that suggests different standards will be applied to girls with different figures.
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The chairmen of the congressional tax-writing committees have taken issue with the TPC's report, criticizing the assumptions the paper's authors used.
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Schroder Investment Management and Artisan Partners have taken issue with Tesco's 3.7 billion pound purchase of Booker, and they have a point.
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Republicans have attacked the Congressional Budget Office, and Democrats have taken issue with studies that cite high costs for single-payer healthcare.
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Cevian has taken issue with the exemption, saying it inappropriately handed the foundation control over Panalpina, without a majority of the shares.
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And top surrogates, including Nina Turner, have taken issue with the term, saying women like herself are the backbone of Sanders' campaign.
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And a person close to Reed said he has at times taken issue with the president's obscene tweets and profanity-laced speeches.
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I have always taken issue with oversalting in some of the food at Bar Liberty, and the same is true at Capitano.
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He served as the foreign minister but critics have taken issue with Liberman's limited military experience as he takes on this new role.
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Many people have also taken issue with how catfishing is shown as romantic in the movie when in reality, it's deceitful and harmful.
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The problems described here are not new or obscure, and even FCC commissioners have taken issue with the way this data is collected.
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This isn't the first time Hayek has taken issue with the way in which people have tweaked Kahlo's image and legacy for profit.
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But some comedy purists have taken issue with the idea that "Nanette" is stand-up at all, though it's billed that way online.
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The American official said the Chinese had taken issue with two portions of the draft communiqué that Washington supported and other members embraced.
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The writers have also taken issue with the recent entry into the production business by companies affiliated with three of the major agencies.
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I think that although Holocaust historians have taken issue with a lot of the assertions in it, it's almost like watching newsreel footage.
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Paul and other libertarian-leaning figures in the GOP have also taken issue with a 2015 opinion on the U.S. government's metadata program.
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Mr. Nazworth had taken issue with those figures in a recent article, arguing that evangelical support for Mr. Trump had been greatly overstated.
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Jimmy Kimmel began his show on Monday by addressing critics who have taken issue with his plea last week for universal health care.
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New York's rules may have been particularly strict, but he's since repeatedly taken issue with the concept of the closed primary more broadly.
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Members have also taken issue with the agreement's pharmaceutical provisions, which would enshrine protections for biologic drugmakers by preventing cheaper alternatives for a decade.
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Banks, though, have taken issue with how it has been carried out and called for regulators to coordinate more and make its execution simpler.
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Paul and members of the conservative House Freedom Caucus have taken issue with the plan's tax credits, characterizing them as a "new entitlement" program.
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Mr. Hurd has taken issue with the way Democrats are handling the impeachment inquiry, complaining that Republicans do not have enough access to witnesses.
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The network has particularly taken issue with the New York congresswoman's progressive policies, such as her proposed "Green New Deal" to combat climate change.
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Lawmakers have also taken issue with reports that the administration held up aid to Ukraine on the condition of the country launching an investigation.
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The team's analysis was based on people continuing to work as if they weren't receiving a basic income, something skeptics have taken issue with.
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Paul has taken issue with Graham's argument that Congress's only way to rein in a president's war powers is to defund the military conflict.
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Some critics on social media have taken issue with the description of Jenner as self-made because she was born into wealth and fame.
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NAVARRO HAS TAKEN ISSUE WITH SHELVING OF PROTECTIONS FOR IP AND TECHNOLOGY THAT APPEARED IN EARLIER VERSIONS OF PHASE ONE OF CHINA TRADE DEAL- CNBC
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Democrats have also taken issue with the fact that the bill does not contain emergency funding for communities with lead-contaminated water like Flint, Mich.
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ABOUT THE PENGUINS: While gladly accepting how his team finishes, Pittsburgh coach Mike Sullivan repeatedly has taken issue with its sluggish starts in the series.
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North Korea has also taken issue with joint military drills between the US and South Korea, and suddenly postponed inter-Korean talks earlier this month.
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Moh's Lee and Brad Pitt's character, stuntman Cliff Booth, are pitted against one another in a scene that Shannon Lee had previously taken issue with.
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American Woman Ms. Katebi has publicly taken issue with the artist Shepard Fairey's poster of a woman wearing an American flag as a head scarf.
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Scaramucci has also taken issue with President Trump's frequent Twitter attacks on Federal Reserve chairman Jerome Powell, even as the Fed has lowered interest rates.
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While several Republicans have taken issue with Trump's posture toward Ukraine, even the most skeptical have made clear they are nowhere close to supporting impeachment.
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"I think Buttigieg and Biden are two generational ends of the same problem," said Jodi Jacobson, a progressive advocate who has taken issue with Buttigieg.
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In the months since Pero's death, however, his friends and relatives have taken issue with the state investigators' portrayal of him as a despondent and aggressive.
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While intended to be a positive move in fighting age discrimination in the film industry, IMDb has taken issue with California, deciding to sue the state.
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In past years, the language police has also taken issue with non-French lettering on hospital signs, town signs, a cupcake shop and even food trucks.
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Russia, the AP reported, has taken issue with U.S. deployment of anti-missile systems — specifically, a U.S. Mk-41 vertical launching system — in Romania and Poland.
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And outside experts have taken issue with Mr. Trump's and Mr. Pompeo's insistence that diplomacy is on track and the threat of conflict is substantially diminished.
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Members representing the agricultural sector have taken issue with a contentious provision requiring employers taking advantage of an agricultural guest worker program to use E-Verify.
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Trump has taken issue with Kelly since the two faced off in last summer's Fox News debate — the first Republican debate of the 2016 election cycle.
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Others have taken issue with the current sugar program, which keeps prices high by using a complex system of price supports, production controls and import quotas.
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They've specifically taken issue with a longer phase out of Medicaid expansion and keeping in place some of ObamaCare's taxes for longer than the House bill.
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However, Germany's road vehicle authority, the KBA, has taken issue with the emission control features amid suspicion they allow vehicles to emit excess pollution without detection.
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He also has taken issue with assertions that he smeared Yovanovitch, noting that he included supportive remarks about her by the State Department in his columns.
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This year, he became the de facto winnower of a group that once numbered more than two dozen — a winnowing that many have taken issue with.
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But activists have taken issue with what they see as her centrism, especially when it comes to her opposition to Bernie Sanders's Medicare for all plan.
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Uslip is one of the focal points of criticisms voiced by protesters who have taken issue with the museum's current Kelley Walker exhibition, which he curated.
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In the past few months, actress Jameela Jamil has taken issue with the Kardashians, among other celebrities, for using Instagram to promote weight-loss products to followers.
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"We anticipate Peltz, who has taken issue with the firm's organizational structure, corporate governance, and recent financial performance, to contest the vote," Morningstar analyst Erin Lash said.
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Trump has taken issue with the intelligence community on various issues, including its conclusion that Russian meddling in the 2016 election was aimed at helping him win.
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They've specifically taken issue with a longer phase out of Medicaid expansion and keeping in place some of ObamaCare's taxes for longer than the House-passed bill.
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But Democrats have long taken issue with the guidance, which they say could make it easier for foreign government and "dark money" groups to influence U.S. elections.
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Fake comment or not, Saudi Arabia had long taken issue with Qatar's open support of the Muslim Brotherhood, an Islamist group, and of Iran, Saudi Arabia's nemesis.
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Others have taken issue with terrible living conditions — including violence, unhygienic situations, inadequate health care, lack of air conditioning in dangerously hot weather, and scarce, unhealthy food.
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Democrats on Capitol Hill have taken issue with his proposal's funding mechanisms, which place much of the burden on state and local governments and public-private partnerships.
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The ESPN report noted that some players had taken issue with Mr. Durkin's intense style and the fact that Mr. Court was one of his first hires.
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Despite building its business upon the dual promises of "radical transparency" and an ethical supply chain, staffers at Everlane have taken issue with the recent mass layoffs.
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Lawmakers have taken issue with both the Obama and Trump administrations for failing to develop a comprehensive strategy for deterring and responding to malicious behavior in cyberspace.
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There have been several points over the course of this primary at which some pundits have taken issue with the tone of the discourse between the candidates.
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Gilbert and other privacy experts have also taken issue with the CCPA's tendency to place the onus for privacy protection squarely at the feet of the consumer.
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Some, most notably Wharton professor of finance and perennial Shiller sparring partner Jeremy Siegel, have taken issue with the conclusions Shiller takes from the CAPE's current level.
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Brady has been questioned over his friendship with President Trump, and Curry has taken issue with the relationship of Under Armour's founder, Kevin Plank, with the president.
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Many have also taken issue with the fact Sanders has yet to exclusively address foreign policy without reverting back to the marrow of his campaign: the economy.
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Rossello and his main opponent, ruling party member David Bernier, have both taken issue with the scope of the board's powers, but said they would cooperate with it.
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Like in other protests, members of the public have taken issue with President Trump's zero-tolerance policy toward immigration and the separation of migrant children from their parents.
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In particular, the Trump administration has taken issue with the "Made in China 2025" — Beijing's strategic plan to make China a leader in key global industries, including technology.
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While Google's Map got quite a bit of attention around the internet, few sites seem to have taken issue with the strange and implausible selections of each state.
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Some experts have taken issue with the way Musk talks about these features in the past, arguing he is muddying the waters by overselling a Tesla car's capabilities.
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In his review, Martin noted that Fire and Fury had at least a few glaring factual inaccuracies, and many other journalists have also taken issue with individual errors.
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Because Depp has been accused of domestic abuse, many people have taken issue with the fact that he was cast as Gellert Grindelwald in the Fantastic Beast series.
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Some lawmakers have also taken issue with the fact that the House WRDA legislation does not contain emergency funding for communities with lead-contaminated water like Flint, Mich.
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"As a woman, I've always been very aware of the ridiculous beauty standards society imposes on us, and I've always taken issue with that," Fielder, 27, tells PEOPLE.
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Many — including Simone's daughter — have taken issue with the casting of Zoe Saldana in the lead role, rather than picking an actress wither darker skin to portray Simone.
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The Trump administration has taken issue with what it has deemed intellectual property theft by China, but the tussle over those rights could be rendered inconsequential with time.
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Reagan's oldest son, Michael Reagan, has likewise taken issue with comparisons between Trump and Reagan, and claimed in 2016 that his father would not have voted for Trump.
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Cooperman has particularly taken issue with Warren's proposed wealth tax on the super rich — which would levy a 6% tax on $1 billion in net worth and above.
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They have also taken issue with Barr's decision that there was "not sufficient" evidence to accuse Trump of obstructing justice, despite Mueller not drawing a conclusion either way.
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Democrats and environmentalists have taken issue with Bernhardt's lobbying ties as well as policies he's helped draft as Interior deputy secretary that appear to benefit some former clients.
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The president, who has spoken out against the accord, has taken issue with its sunset clauses on Iran's nuclear program and its lack of oversight on ballistic missiles.
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He says he's more of a "hawk" on immigration than the president, who has recently taken issue with giving undocumented immigrants due process when crossing the US border.
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Congressional Democrats have voiced concern that Whitaker, who in the past has taken issue with the scope of Mueller's investigation, could undermine or even fire the special counsel.
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I've heard of one or two who have taken issue with the sexual harassment, because as you say, that's a much easier one to draw a line at.
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Some MMA fans and reporters have taken issue with the belt saying the UFC is making a mockery of the sport by creating meaningless WWE-style fake belts.
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They have taken issue with Schiff's exaggerated account of the details of President Trump's July 25 phone call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky during a hearing in September.
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PARIS, Nov 19 (Reuters) - The mayor of Paris, due to host the Olympics in 2024, has taken issue with a sponsorship deal between the Games and Airbnb Inc.
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The Washington Post reported earlier this week that Barr has taken issue with Horowitz's finding that the FBI had enough information to open the probe in July 2016.
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For instance, AFN has been airing anti-sexual assault TV ads and some of the complaints have taken issue with these ads airing during programming that's aimed at children.
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Mr Milonov is known for his role in criminalising "homosexual propaganda directed toward minors" in 2013 and has now taken issue with the EUSP's "unscientific" approach towards LGBT communities.
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School administrations have taken issue with such "scandalous" visible body parts as an arm or a back — and god forbid anyone should dare to be plus-size at prom.
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Trump repeatedly veered into uncomfortable territory for Republicans and at times broke with his party altogether, reiterating support for policies many in his conservative base have taken issue with.
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This is far from the first time that Takei, who was a contestant on Trump's reality show "Celebrity Apprentice" in 2012, has taken issue with the GOP nominee's claims.
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Republicans on the commission have also taken issue with the way the 85033 order classified internet providers as telecommunications services, a move that opened them up to further regulations.
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The economics research has, however, taken issue with how the FCPA is now enforced and this is rightfully something that President-elect Trump, Sessions and SEC officials should address.
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The trade advisor has also taken issue with the path of the talks, believing the Treasury secretary is not doing enough to protect U.S. intellectual property, the source said.
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Several players have taken issue with Mr. Trump's assertion, saying the protests were about social justice and police brutality against black people, not any issue with the national anthem.
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Former vice president Joe Biden has taken issue with Bloomberg portraying himself as the "best buddy" of President Barack Obama, noting that Bloomberg would not endorse Obama in 2008.
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Some Vice journalists have taken issue with her portrayal of their company, and Abramson has suggested their dissatisfaction has been their underlying motive for unearthing problems with the book.
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The U.S. government has for years taken issue with the tech giant over its alleged espionage ties to the Chinese government and has accused the company of intellectual property theft.
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He has been documenting his trip to Virginia on Twitter over the past few days, and has taken issue with people who have called him a Nazi again and again.
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Because this feature also takes it out of the control or overview of Amazon, many people, including some Amazon employees, have taken issue with how the technology may be used.
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Merkel, meanwhile, has been the leading voice in the European opposition to Trump's travel ban, and has also taken issue with Trump's criticism of NATO and other multi-national agreements.
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But experts like the inventor of the World Wide Web, Tim Berners-Lee, have taken issue with two pieces of the legislation that they warn could have enormous unintended consequences.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has taken issue with the proportion of cars domestic automakers import rather than produce locally, considering the size of sales in the world's second-biggest market.
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Ferrari, the sport's oldest and most successful team, have taken issue with a proposed simpler and cheaper engine for 2021 while cost caps and revenue distribution are other thorny subjects.
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They've taken issue with a section that would give the FCC the ability to oversee the licenses between video providers and the manufacturers of devices that would host the applications.
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But despite her wealthy status, many have taken issue with Forbes' claim that Jenner is "self-made," arguing that her fame and wealthy family have largely contributed to her success.
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Others have taken issue with her association with Justice Democrats, a liberal outside group that helped her knock off Crowley and has vowed to target other entrenched Democrats, including Rep.
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Warren has also taken issue with the way Williams handled the various scandals involving Wells Fargo, based in San Francisco, despite the Fed board's jurisdiction over enforcement actions against banks.
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Wall Street, though, has taken issue with this, as it appears to have prevented the app from growing its user base, and consequently from increasing the value of its ads.
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These players have taken issue with tactics typically reserved for the home console market where exclusives are designed to convince people to buy and play on nearly identical pieces of hardware.
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Republicans have repeatedly taken issue with the inquiry process, criticizing Democrats for choosing to only allow members of the House Intelligence, Oversight and Foreign Affairs committees to attend impeachment-related hearings.
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References to the film within CIA's archive remain restricted, with one exception: James Randi, noted magician and debunker, had taken issue with Uri Geller, the SRI's experiments and the accompanying film.
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The legislative text of the $1.3 trillion bill was released late Wednesday and conservatives have taken issue with a number of provisions slated to make it into the finalized measure. Rep.
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There are, to be sure, people who have taken issue with Eminem calling Tyler, the Creator a "faggot" on Kamikaze, his ninth album, which he released without warning over the weekend.
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A 2016 opinion column from the paper&aposs editors urged the judge to retire, and noted that two higher courts had also taken issue with some of his in-court behavior.
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"Avengers: Infinity War" screenwriters Stephen McFeely and Christopher Markus shared their advice on how to fix what critics have taken issue with in DC Extended Universe films in a podcast appearance.
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Throughout the hour, Trump often veered into uncomfortable territory for Republicans and at times broke with his party altogether, reiterating support for policies many in his conservative base have taken issue with.
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And even though he ultimately endorsed Trump, Dole has taken issue with plenty of things that Trump has said and stands for -- speaking out, for example, when the billionaire mocked Arizona Sen.
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"Members of Congress have taken issue with past Directors, the current Acting Director and I guarantee will complain about future Directors," said Richard Hunt, president and CEO of the Consumer Bankers Association.
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The Vermont progressive has also taken issue with the Trump administration's foreign policy, particularly the president's travel ban, which he has blamed for fomenting hatred against the U.S. by discriminating against Muslims.
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Ms. Khar has taken issue with the #MommyJuice memes that have proliferated on social media with harried women juggling the pressure of careers and family looking for salvation in goblets of chardonnay.
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Neither Democrats nor Republicans — nor critics in the news media — have taken issue with this underlying premise: They have largely argued that the package proposes the wrong means for reaching economic ends.
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Shulkin has taken issue with the report, calling it "entirely inaccurate," but has said he would follow all inspector general recommendations and has already repaid the US Treasury for his wife's travel.
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But the Congress has taken issue with such assertions, in particular, pointing to leaked government data that showed unemployment rose to its highest level in at least 45 years in 2017/18.
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Driverless car developers have raised concern that states are trying to make the voluntary safety checklist mandatory, while others have taken issue with being asked to share significant data about their technology.
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Tom Cotton of Arkansas, have taken issue with the mild reforms in the First Step Act, even as Republican senators like Chuck Grassley (IA) and Lindsey Graham (SC) have come on board.
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"In this case, the provider has taken issue with what its attorney, Chris Ghazarian, called a "highly untargeted demand that chills free association and the right of free speech afforded by the Constitution.
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Comey has publicly taken issue with the meeting, saying the tarmac meeting was a "deciding factor" in his decision to act alone to update the public on the status of the Clinton probe.
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Jim Jordan, R-Ohio, told "Power Lunch " he has taken issue with FBI Director James Comey's decision to not prosecute Clinton and the fact that five people got immunity agreements in the case.
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Lin has long been an advocate for freedom of religion in China, and has specifically taken issue with China's human rights violations and persecution of Falun Gong practitioners, according to her official bio.
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The determination rankled government watchdogs, who have taken issue with the mayoral consultants paid by the Campaign for One New York, in part because some of their clients do business with the city.
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Long known for adding humor to on-board announcements, the flight attendants have recently taken issue with Southwest's management, saying they have not been rewarded sufficiently for helping the airline post record profit.
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Trump has taken issue with the deal, which was inked during Barack Obama's time in office, with the new administration citing concerns over Iran's ballistic missile program and accusing Iran of supporting terrorism.
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Some Republicans had taken issue with a provision in the Goodlatte measure requiring employers taking advantage of an agricultural guest worker program to use "E-verify" to ensure they only hire legal employees.
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NASHUA, N.H. — Among his varied attacks on Senator Ted Cruz of Texas, Donald J. Trump has taken issue with a loan the senator received (and did not properly disclose) from Goldman Sachs in 2012.
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Fans have taken issue with Tyrion's advice to Daenerys not to march on King's Landing or at least lure out Cersei's forces in season 7 in a battle that would have avoided civilian casualties.
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I'm glad the gym was empty while I was doing this because if someone had taken issue with my grunts, I would have been forced to alpha up, staring them down until they submitted.
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Orban's ruling Fidesz party, which faces an election next April, had taken issue with foreign banks not providing enough credit to local firms as Hungary clambered out of the global financial crisis after 2010.
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Malloy said he argued with Price and Verma when -- after Verma had taken issue with the Congressional Budget Office forecasts of coverage losses -- Price cited the CBO analysis to back up a separate point.
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Trump issued the tariffs under Section 232 of the trade law, saying that they are necessary for national security purposes, a stance Trudeau has taken issue with given the two countries' long-standing alliance.
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The compromise ultimately reached by the Little Sisters of the Poor and the Obama administration will have a ripple effect across other religious charities, hospitals and institutions that have taken issue with the mandate.
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But the Republican presidential nominee appears to have taken issue with some of the services provided by the veteran GOP strategist, who has advised candidates from 1996 GOP nominee Bob Dole to Florida Gov.
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Her family, friends and activists have expressed skepticism that she committed suicide, one reason organizers and others have taken issue with her name being attached to what is now mostly a mental health bill.
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Republicans in the lower chamber have also taken issue with the Senate bill's preservation of a process through which the federal government can dismantle a failing bank before it can cause a credit freeze.
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Others still have taken issue with the choice to build the museum in Cape Town, which has a high flow of tourists, instead of Johannesburg, where far more immigrants from other African countries reside.
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Although the Trump administration is generally seen as more friendly to the telco industry than the Obama administration was, it has taken issue with some mega-mergers, most notably AT&T's bid for Time Warner.
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Ex-FBI director James Comey has publicly taken issue with the meeting, saying it was a "deciding factor" in his decision to act alone to update the public on the status of the Clinton probe.
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The State Department has taken issue with the UAE's limitations on civil liberties of its residents, criticizing the government in its last human rights report for arbitrary arrests, secret detentions and brutal treatment of prisoners.
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But it also highlighted another problem that officials have taken issue with — that there are many unanswered questions about Facebook's platform and its stance on freedom of expression that Zuckerberg wasn't able to clearly answer.
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The Army's trademark agency has taken issue with the inclusion of the verse, calling on the company to remove all biblical references from products featuring the licensed Army logo, according to the local news outlet.
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Mr. Trump has taken issue with what much of the world regards as one of the most significant achievements at the United Nations, the Paris climate accord to curb greenhouse gases and arrest global warming.
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But even with the support of Paul, who had originally taken issue with Pompeo's past views on torture, the final vote tally is likely to be tight — a rare occurrence for a secretary of state nominee.
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Not only that, some people have taken issue with how the documentary uses creepy horror movie-esque music when Dawson brings up sociopathy, and called out how the documentary sometimes seems to conflate sociopathy with psychopathy.
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USDA officials have said they measured "gross trade damage" rather than "price methodology" and didn't account for other factors that have weighed on commodity prices, but lawmakers and farm economists have taken issue with that approach.
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YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki tonight tweeted out a message of thanks to the YouTube community at large, vowing that the company is "listening" to recent feedback from creators, who've taken issue with the site's complaint system.
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Meanwhile, the company has recently faced renewed criticism over whether it does enough to stem harassment on the site, while others have taken issue with its zealous response to taking down tweets with copyrighted Olympics material.
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Among the countries that the U.S. has taken issue with, China has stood out for knowing how to handle President Donald Trump's administration to avoid worsening conflict, former Indian central bank governor Raghuram Rajan said Tuesday.
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Dean has taken issue with the outrage from the GOP, though, and CNN noted he retweeted a message from former Obama-era health care administrator Andy Slavitt seeming to call out the party over its reaction.
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He argued that Facebook faces robust competition both in the market for consumer communications tools (a claim some have taken issue with, because Facebook owns many of the top apps in the space) and in advertising.
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But John Solberg, a network spokesman for FX, said that no one at the network had taken issue with those comments and that the unraveling of the Deadpool project had nothing to do with the interview.
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Scott, an author of the initial legislation that proposed opportunity zones several years ago, has taken issue with Democratic legislation to make substantial changes to the program, arguing that those bills would decrease the program's effectiveness.
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Opponents say the bill could increase skin cancer Dermatologists have already taken issue with the Hawaii and Key West bans out of fear they'll cause skin cancer rates to rise or create a stigma around sun protection.
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For years, some scholars have taken issue with whether the bronzes can accurately be attributed to Degas, because they question whether the plasters from which they are cast can be traced back to wax sculptures he created.
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Critics have taken issue with the nearly $3 billion in state- and city-funded tax subsidies Amazon is receiving for the deal, along with the company's alleged ties to ICE and anti-union efforts within its workforce.
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Republicans have not taken issue with Facebook&aposs position; however multiple GOP leaders have accused Facebook and other tech companies of acting with a political bias and censoring conservative voices with their moderation practices in the past.
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While they were heartened by the governor's fight to restore voting rights for felons — an initiative that previous Democratic governors did not pursue or wrote off as impossible — Virginia liberals have taken issue with parts of his record.
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Traders have also taken issue with Powell's comments from Wednesday when he said the Fed helped the economy by just transitioning from its hawkish rate-hiking cycle in December to pausing through the spring and now to easing.
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Democrats have taken issue with a myriad of provisions within the House-passed bill, including the composition of a federal oversight board and a provision that would allow some federal workers to be paid below minimum wage. Sen.
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In one example Whitmire shared with the Hollywood Reporter, he said he had taken issue with the fact that Kermit lied to his nephew in an episode of the series, which was canceled last spring after one season.
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In this case, Warren's response has not been helped by the fact that some liberals as well as a Native American organization have taken issue with the way she wants to claim this as part of her identity.
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Republican hard-liners have taken issue with the federal funding slated to be allocated toward the Gateway project, arguing the spending bill shouldn't provide more funding for what they consider an earmark than it does for border security.
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There are other differences to the show that longtime viewers have taken issue with — most notably the removal of the series' famous ending theme, variants of the classic jazz standard "Fly Me to the Moon," due to licensing issues.
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ZACHARY WOOLFE AT 15 SECONDS Critics of John Adams's new opera, "Girls of the Golden West," have largely taken issue with the somewhat anti-dramatic libretto, a collage of primary sources from California's Gold Rush assembled by Peter Sellars.
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But some reviewers have taken issue with aspects of the car's unorthodox features, such Tesla's choice to forego a traditional instrument cluster in front of the driver in favor of a large monitor in the center of the dashboard.
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This time around, ByteDance — which is backed by SoftBank's Vision Fund, KKR and General Atlantic among others — has taken issue with an op-ed published earlier this month that spotlights a fake news problem on its Indian language news app, Helo.
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Though he more recently seems to have taken issue with the direction of the New York Jets, Trump's history with the game goes back even further, extending back to his role with the mid-1980's NFL competitor, the USFL.
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The former President of Mexico has taken issue with Trump since the Republican made hardline calls for deportation a mainstay of his presidential campaign, and Fox has asserted continually that Mexico will never pay for Trump's pledged border wall with Mexico.
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Democrats have taken issue with Barr's handling of Mueller's report, accusing him of bias and suggesting he is withholding materials from members of Congress by allowing a limited group of lawmakers to view a less redacted version of the report.
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She was incensed that Mr. Barr had seemingly contradicted an earlier claim, made before a House committee in April, that no one on Mr. Mueller's team had taken issue with the attorney general's four-page summary of the report's findings.
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Meredith Borgdas, editor-in-chief of the parenting and business site Working Mother, has taken issue with this for years, and tells me she recently paid $90 just for the digital rights to two photographs, one each of her two sons.
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Since then, Stone's team has taken issue with his jury's foreperson stating publicly she supported the four prosecutors who recommended a seven to nine year sentence for him, and then quit the case when the Justice Department downgraded that ask.
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Renzi's small centrist Italia Viva party is in the coalition with the anti-establishment 5-Star Movement and the center-left Democratic Party (PD), but he has constantly taken issue with government policies since it was formed in September last year.
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White supremacists have taken issue with fast-food CEO Andrew Puzder, tapped for labor secretary, South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley, picked to be the US ambassador to the United Nations, and Goldman Sachs executive Gary Cohn, Trump's pick for top economic adviser.
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The tone of the response has been fairly hostile, particularly from the National Federation of French Cinemas (FNCF), which has taken issue with Netflix's contorting around theatrical release taxes and fees dating back to the 2015 release of Beasts of No Nation.
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It's worth noting that the in-person approach aligns more with the values of the American Association of Orthodontists, which has taken issue with the likes of SmileDirectClub and other teeth-straightening services that don't require in-person visits with a licensed orthodontist.
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State radio said many in the MPLA leadership had taken issue with dos Santos' intervention at Friday's meeting of the central committee when, in a rare public statement, he told the party it should wait until December or April 2019 to replace him.
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Others including Niko Partners games analyst Daniel Ahmad suggested that the Chinese authority might have taken issue with a December version update that allowed players to create "fake news," which could mislead them in seeking advice in the midst of the health crisis.
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The chair of the FEC has taken issue with the Justice Department's interpretation of "things of value," and there's at least one complaint pending before the FEC accusing Trump and his allies of violating campaign finance laws by asking Ukraine for help.
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Though some have praised the former presidential candidate for calling President Donald Trump a "creep," others have taken issue with a now-viral excerpt from her memoir in which she compares Bernie Sanders' agenda to one filled with promises of ponies and magic abs.
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ESTORIL, Portugal, March 4 (Reuters) - Daimler chief executive Dieter Zetsche, whose dominant Mercedes Formula One team have been champions for the past two years, has taken issue with Bernie Ecclestone for talking down the sport only weeks before the start of the new season.
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The largest U.S. airlines have taken issue with a contract for federal employees to buy flights between New York and Milan in 2017 from JetBlue, which are marketed by the New York-based airline but operated exclusively by its codeshare partner, Dubai-based Emirates.
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While the Supreme Court's 2007 ruling in Parents Involved tossed out integration plans that took into account the race of individual students, the court has never taken issue with using students' socioeconomic status for creating or preserving integration, which is what these parents were seeking.
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Overall, the responses have been overwhelmingly positive, but as you can see in the tweets above, several people have taken issue with the way crunch—a period of time when developers work extra long hours to ship a game—was presented in the article.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk has taken issue with the TV show "Top Gear" over a video it posted on YouTube showing the high-end trim of Porsche's Taycan electric sports car beating the high-end trim of Tesla's Model S sedan in a drag race.
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While the bill was championed by environmentalists and lawmakers on both sides of the aisle as one of the biggest conservation bills in years, some have taken issue with a provision that authorizes the privatization of hundreds of thousands of acres of federal land in Alaska.
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The latter has taken issue with the software Google packages with its standard Android license, the way its search engine rankings may favor its own product listings, and the ways the company has harmed competition in the digital advertising market through contractual stipulations forced upon customers.
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Teams has more than 20 million daily active users, according to Microsoft — more than the 12 million most recently reported by its rival Slack, though Slack has taken issue with Microsoft's accounting because Teams comes bundled with some versions of the Microsoft Office 365 productivity suite.
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Y.) and Will HurdWilliam Ballard HurdImpeachment hearings likely to get worse for Republicans The Hill's 12:30 Report: Democrats open televised impeachment hearings Here are the key players to watch at impeachment hearing MORE (Texas), have taken issue with the way Democrats have handled the process.
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RELATED: Congress releases some specific numbers on settlements for sexual harassment, discrimination Since 2008, the Office of Compliance has paid out $199,000 to settle sexual harassment claims, according to data the office provided to the House Administration Committee, something that many lawmakers have taken issue with.
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And the White House is plowing ahead to help House leadership sell this bill to the full Republican caucus, attending daily leadership meetings and "war room" meetings on the Hill, while also reaching out directly to members and outside advocacy groups that have taken issue with the House bill.
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According to people familiar with the case, the French finance ministry has taken issue with the amount of money McDonald's France paid to a Luxembourg-based affiliate for services — including its use of the fast-food restaurant brand name — which helped to reduce McDonald's taxable profits in the country.
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But Furie's attorneys have also taken issue with the fact that Baked Alaska frequently tweets images of Pepe, including ones in his own likeness, and uses the frog in the Android version of his app Build The Wall: The Game, which is currently unavailable in the Google Play store.
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And while Mr. Paulson is not the only hedge fund manager to see large investors pull their money in recent years, he has become a symbol of what some pension funds have taken issue with for the industry at large: big fees for little reward and little originality.
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And while Mr. Paulson is not the only hedge fund manager to see large investors pull their money in recent years, he has become a symbol of what some pension funds have taken issue with for the industry at large: big fees for little reward and little originality.
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The writer Moira Donegan explicitly linked the rhetoric some of Mr. Sanders's supporters have used about Ms. Warren to that used against victims of sexual assault: But many on the left have taken issue with the comparison, including The Times writer Elizabeth Bruenig, a supporter of Mr. Sanders.
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Insistent that no biography of him be written, Orwell might well have taken issue with the very existence of this play, but I doubt he could fault Peter Hamilton Dyer's remarkable resemblance to the literary icon, or a peppery performance that sends needed electrical surges through Jimmy Walters's production.
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Specifically, the FTC has taken issue with the fact that the dating service allegedly knew that many of the messages, likes, and views it notified non-subscribers about came from grifters looking for a romance scam victim or their next phishing come-up, not actual interested real-life people.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads DETROIT — If, on occasion, I have taken issue with the Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit for weak curation or content that fails to connect with its immediate surrounding audience, it is only because I've seen what it is capable of when it gets everything right.
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The Legal Aid Society, where Mr. Banks was once attorney in chief, has taken issue with an intake process that requires homeless parents to bring their children along when applying for shelter, forcing the children to miss school, and has accused the city of discriminating against homeless people with disabilities.
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The White House has taken issue with the claims in Wolff's book since excerpts of it began to surface online ahead of its publication, with press secretary Sarah Sanders calling it "complete fantasy" and an attorney for Trump sending a "cease and desist" threat to the book's author and publisher.
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Susan CollinsSusan Margaret CollinsCook Political Report moves Susan Collins Senate race to 'toss up' The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE (R-Maine) has taken issue with a provision repealing the so-called "individual mandate" in Obamacare.
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You have at various points taken issue with things that your government has told you on climate change, on ISIS, on what we saw, though I understand that you're saying you think the press misrepresented what was said.. TRUMP: Well, you'll have to see, I mean you'll have to see.
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He has particularly taken issue with the enormous sums of money spent by billionaires Tom Steyer and Mike Bloomberg, which has helped them gain name recognition, and he has also noted that for all the party's diversity, Andrew Yang may be the only person of color to appear on the December debate stage.
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US presidents on both sides of the aisle have taken issue with Appellate Body members addressing issues that were not raised by the parties to involved in the dispute, taking longer than 90 days to decide appeals, and creating new rights and obligations for WTO members -- all against the terms of the Dispute Settlement Understanding.
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In the past, Dzodan has taken issue with journalists who quoted her public tweets and other publicly available statements without asking her for permission, often because she feels these journalists are of a class of "white feminist" whose shoddy work piggybacks off the voices of people of color while doing nothing to elevate them.
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Opinion: When to call a dictator... and when to let him leave a message Overtures Western countries have taken issue with Duterte's track record on human rights since taking office -- his police force has waged a bloody war on drugs over the past year, with extrajudicial killings of dealers and users numbering the thousands.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump and his legal team have taken issue with some of the questions from special counsel Robert Mueller that cover the transition period after the 2016 election, believing it could be off limits under executive privilege as they pertain to the presidency, according to a source familiar with the negotiations.
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Walker maintained that the global auto industry is doing well despite a slowdown in North America, but what the CEO considered to be more pressing was the question of the North American Free Trade Agreement, a trade partnership between Canada, the United States and Mexico that President Donald Trump's administration has taken issue with.
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Other business groups have also taken issue with the rules, as well as House Ways and Means Committee Kevin BradyKevin Patrick BradyRepublicans' rendezvous with reality — their plan is to cut Social Security The Social Security 2100 Act is critical for millennials and small business owners House panel releases documents of presidential tax return request before Trump MORE (R-Texas).
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Justin AmashJustin AmashLawmakers blast Trump as Israel bars door to Tlaib and Omar House Democrats targeting six more Trump districts for 2020 Sanford headed to New Hampshire amid talk of challenge to Trump MORE (R-Mich.) also has taken issue with Barr, saying the four-page memo he released to Congress about Mueller's findings "deliberately misrepresented" the full report.
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Christopher CoonsChristopher (Chris) Andrew CoonsThe United States broken patent system is getting worse Biden faces scrutiny for his age from other Democrats Democrats press FBI for details on Kavanaugh investigation MORE (Del.) — both members of the Judiciary Committee — said Trump "should heed the warnings" from the DOJ and FBI, where top officials have taken issue with the forthcoming report.
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Bolsonaro and his environment minister, Ricardo Salles, have taken issue with this interpretation of the numbers produced by a system known as DETER, saying they should not be used to measure month-by-month increases but only as indicative data to help enforcement teams target operations against illegal logging and burning in an area three times the size of Western Europe.
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"If there are a few people who make ugly remarks, who attack trade union leaders, I disown those people, they are not part of our movement," Sanders said, referring to recent attacks on leaders of the powerful Culinary Union in Las Vegas, which has taken issue with his health care plan because its workers would lose the generous benefits it had negotiated.
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Some advocates have also taken issue with deportations under Obama, with former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenBiden lead shrinks, Sanders and Warren close gap: poll Biden allies: Warren is taking a bite out of his electability argument Budowsky: Donald, Boris, Bibi — The right in retreat MORE getting pressed on the issue during the latest Democratic presidential debate on Thursday night.
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The specific wording was very strong, using terms which the Trump administration has taken issue with when it's been called a ban or referenced as directed at Muslims, though it's also been referred to as a ban by Trump himself, and Trump camp confidante Rudy Giuliani said Trump asked him how he could create a "Muslim ban" legally in terms of guidance for creating the order.
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Rubio and Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE have also taken issue with Cruz's attacks on their records, claiming that the Texas Republican is distorting their positions on key issues like abortion, gun rights and illegal immigration.
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Trump has in the past reportedly taken issue with Melissa McCarthy's impression of former White House press secretary Sean SpicerSean Michael SpicerOvernight Defense: Dems talk Afghanistan, nukes at Detroit debate | Senate panel advances Hyten nomination | Iranian foreign minister hit with sanctions | Senate confirms UN ambassador Trump taps Sean Spicer to join Naval Academy board of visitors Trump falsely claims his events have never 'had an empty seat' MORE.
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"But I wanted us to agree upon a positive agenda ... the Iran nuclear deal will be complied with and defended by France and the EU." Macron also said that regardless of Trump's decision in May, he had proposed setting up a framework under which they could discuss the JCPOA with Iran, along with three other aspects Trump has taken issue with: the missiles, the "sunset" agreements and Tehran's regional activities.
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Its early launch was muddled with PC errors that damaged the game's reputation early on, and many players have taken issue with the addition of a Batmobile that slides around Gotham so weightlessly the streets seem paved by Mr. Freeze's undisclosed municipal side project, but the overwhelming Batman-ness of the design, story, and puzzles make Arkham Knight a remarkable adaptation of DC comics and a fantastic bat-game.
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House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Kevin BradyKevin Patrick BradyRepublicans' rendezvous with reality — their plan is to cut Social Security The Social Security 2100 Act is critical for millennials and small business owners House panel releases documents of presidential tax return request before Trump MORE (R-Texas) has taken issue with the use of the global minimum tax term, but he said Thursday that the panel has been "making good progress" in the international tax area.
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"Being in opposition is usually easier and more fun than governing, so when their man came to power it was hard for some of the alt-right arguments to hold much water: that they their views were oppressed, that they had no mainstream political outlet, that they were an edgy counterculture," said Wendling, Far-right extremists who peddle anti-Semitic conspiracy theories have also taken issue with Trump's strong pro-Israel stance and close relationship with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
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Alex Morse — who is mounting a primary challenge to House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Richard NealRichard Edmund NealPelosi announces launch of formal impeachment inquiry into Trump Democrats divided on surprise medical bill fix Neal's primary challenger releases his tax returns MORE (D-Mass.) — on Monday released several years of his tax returns, as some progressives have taken issue with Neal's approach to pursuing President TrumpDonald John TrumpWhistleblower complaint declassified on eve of high-stakes testimony Ocasio-Cortez on impeachment: 'I think the ground has shifted' Democrats ask Pentagon to probe delayed Ukraine aid MORE's tax returns.
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