Yet the chief minister has not taken kindly to the measures.
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The Board of Nursing has not taken kindly to Pulley's advocacy.
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Some parts of the media have not taken kindly to the attack.
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But some current and former professional baseball players haven't taken kindly to the apologies.
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But officials from Pennsylvania and New York have not taken kindly to Maryland's moral appeals.
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Political Leverage: Panamanians in the US have not taken kindly to Trump's remarks about Mexican immigrants.
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Mainland China hasn't taken kindly to the unrest, which it views as deeply threatening to its power.
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When lawmakers have opposed him in the past, Trump has, in fact, not taken kindly to it.
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Apparently Frank has not taken kindly to Claire threatening his political career and it's literally giving him nightmares.
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It's an encouraging sign from an administration that, so far, hasn't taken kindly to the Affordable Care Act.
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It appears they haven't taken kindly to the suggestion that Baby Nut might usurp Baby Yoda's place in the public's affections.
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But the internet giant has not taken kindly to DuckDuckGo's suggestions that it is selling information about its users to the highest bidder.
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CLOi, for its part, must have not taken kindly to the objectification, because from that point on things clearly did not go as planned.
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The Republican health care bill would slash Medicaid funding by $834 billion over the next decade, and hospitals have not taken kindly to that proposal.
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As a historically working class neighbourhood with a large immigrant population, not everyone has taken kindly to the area's recent gentrification—disruptive vegan restaurants included.
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So it's likely authorities outside of the U.S. haven't taken kindly to the news that Uber has measures in place to sidestep its government's enforcement efforts.
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Both Ryan and McCain have endorsed Trump -- with Ryan spending significant political capital to do so -- yet Trump has not taken kindly to the criticisms launched by GOP elders.
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China has not taken kindly to the widespread use of the protest anthem, according to The Economist, and banned the song from its most popular music streaming service QQ Music.
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Voters have not taken kindly to the recommendation, describing the request as a patronizing directive from an elite figure who thoroughly misunderstands their feelings of alienation from the political system.
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China has not taken kindly to the suggestion, with a state-controlled newspaper calling Trump "as ignorant as a child" for his remarks on Taiwan, while the government itself took a hard public line.
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"Our government has not taken kindly to the unprovoked pronouncements by the Malaysian prime minister and is contemplating some retaliatory action," SEAI President Atul Chaturvedi said in a statement carrying a note to its members.
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City authorities say around 2,000 migrants are now in Tijuana, where some residents have not taken kindly to the arrival of the Central Americans, many of whom set out from Honduras a month ago to escape violence and poverty.
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Over the course of his 17-year career, Sabathia, who is 6-feet-6-inches and 300 pounds, has not taken kindly to teams bunting on him — two years ago, he yelled at Seattle's Kyle Seager for doing so.
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Schon, the group's guitarist and co-founder, hasn't taken kindly to the news, sharing his anger over the perception that it was a visit from Journey as a whole and that his bandmates allowed politics to seep into the group.
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President Xi has not taken kindly to the dual pressure campaigns by the US. So when he meets Trump during the G20 summit in Japan this weekend to discuss trade, among other matters, he'll aim to stop both of them in one go.
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It's probably safe to say our founding fathers, who championed religious freedom and the general notion that the federal government should mind its own business when it comes to private citizens' prayers, would not have taken kindly to these IRS forms and mandatory questionnaires.
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The political journalist who opposed Nixon and everything he stood for with every fiber of his being would not have taken kindly to a GOP president who was even more venal, who lied more frequently, who actually looked more like his Ralph Steadman caricature than even jowly old Tricky Dick.
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That's something of a win for Xi. As Vox's Alex Ward has written, Xi hadn't taken kindly to the US's "dual pressure campaigns" on the trade and telecom fronts; at the G20, he reportedly made the risky gambit of making easing both of them a precondition to signing a deal.
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After the death of his father Mafana, Mhlanga assumed the throne and took his people over the Vaal River travelling in a north westward direction finally settling in an area around modern day Randfontein Mhlanga established a new capitol that was later called eMlhangeni which means Mhlanga's place. and there he stayed with the Ndebele until his death. Musi, the son of Mhlanga succeeded his father as Ngwenyama if the Ndebele people. While at eMlhangeni, Musi found the area becoming increasingly hostile from the Sotho-Tswana tribes to the west that had not taken kindly to the Nguni Ndebele settling so close to their borders.
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While Jane was already with her husband Guildford Dudley, under the supervision of his parents, she heard news that Edward VI was changing his will to exclude her mother from the succession and name Jane as his heir instead. Jane, startled by the news, asked her mother- in-law permission to visit her mother, yet was met with refusal. Ignoring her, Jane sneaked out of the house and went back home. The evil mother from the myth was accused of having beaten Jane into submission to marry Guildford Dudley and certainly would not have taken kindly to her daughter running away from her husband.
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Despite his goalscoring, Loughlin was not universally popular at Coventry. Writing in the Evening Telegraph, the pseudonymous "Nemo" suggested that inconsistency may have been the reason: ::... although there are many who have never taken kindly to Loughlin since he came to the City, I don't think it can be said for one moment that he has not given the club good service. Loughlin is a player with extremes of temperament. Either he can do hardly anything right, or he can do nothing wrong, We have seen him in the latter mood when he has scored brilliant goals by dint of really clever play; at other times we have seen him miss chances a centre-forward often only dreams about.
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