The Administration has indicated they will further examine China and other potential rogue actors that should be taken to task for unfairly manipulating markets.
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If an ordinary citizen or officer of the court behaved in this manner, he or she would certainly be taken to task, and rightfully so.
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The prospect that Mr. Zuckerberg, a 33-year-old billionaire, will be taken to task on Capitol Hill has created intense interest and a media circus.
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If the leaders of a mosque preach intolerance, they should be taken to task, and if they preach violence, they should be removed and sanctioned according to the laws of their country.
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Ms. Feiffer, who has had several prominent Off Broadway productions, said that she thinks female playwrights are more likely to be taken to task for the practice than their male counterparts are.
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What is more emblematic of the divisiveness of the presidential election than the market's fascination with the auction process of one mid-cap, poorly functioning company, Twitter, that can perhaps even be taken to task for its showcasing of vitriolic behavior?
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But even launching the Article 7 scheme - so far unprecedented - would deal a blow to Warsaw as it would become the first country to be taken to task by the rest of the EU over democratic values in such a direct way.
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"He must've known that in a room full of actual conservatives as opposed to in front of his screaming adoring, deluded, antisemitic, racist, idiot fans, that he'd be taken to task and further reveal what a hypocritical charlatan he is," he said.
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But while my tweetstorm garnered attention, I knew that because there were no injuries, Megabus would very likely not be taken to task for the incident, beyond some bad P.R. Let me be clear: We were all grateful and fortunate to have escaped without injury.
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If the Obama administration could be taken to task for calling Fort Hood shooter Nidal Hassan a perpetrator of "workplace violence," the Trump administration should be equally censured for not labeling as acts of terrorism the mass violence perpetrated by alienated and angry young white men.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE (R-Ill.) and Ron JohnsonRonald (Ron) Harold JohnsonGOP senators call for Barr to release full results of Epstein investigation FBI Agents Association calls on Congress to make 'domestic terrorism' a federal crime Senators renew request for domestic threats documents from FBI, DOJ after shootings MORE (R-Wis.) should be taken to task for their reckless foreign policy and retrograde worldview.
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The idea that a woman who was very strong, who wore maybe shorter skirts than people thought was appropriate, had a bad haircut, didn't wear a lot of makeup, looked a little tired because she was raising a 3- and 5-year-old and was going through a divorce and was trying the trial of the century, should be taken to task for her lack of concealer and her bad haircut?
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Granted Twitter dragged them, but they probably got the most page views that month than they've ever gotten, and so I try to remind my audience to really be careful about how you use your voice when it comes to calling out these issues because they absolutely will be taken to task but we can be critical of media and outlets without like propping them up and helping them, and the YouTube community especially, we've seen a lot of people saying very anti-Semitic things.
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6.2: That the amount of $2.168 million be recovered from Malik Allah Yar Khan, Zia Pervez Hussain and Dr M.A. Khan by attaching their properties etc. in Pakistan or abroad for this purpose. FIA may be directed to take steps to recover this money through Interpol, if necessary. Any banker or foreign national involved in this fraud may also be taken to task by the Federal Investigation Agency.
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And know when the time is expired of session, as he may be taken to task. Since the service he may pretend he was to attend is over. And do first complain to the Friends and if they won't or can't bow him to make satisfaction, take it by law, thyself. Pray mind what I say be secret, which is discreet and fall on him or any other such unruly people at once and make someone such an example to terrify the rest.
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On 1 December, as it became apparent that a coup was imminent, he branded the Military a bunch of bullies, and issued a strong warning to persons who might be considering accepting office in an interim government, saying that they would be taken to task when the storm had passed. On 4 December, Beddoes called on Fijians to rally in support of the rule of law. Beddoes condemned the coup of 5 December, and spoke out strongly against what he saw as violations of constitutional and human rights. Beddoes welcomed the decision of the Military to restore Ratu Josefa Iloilo to the Presidency on 4 January 2007, but condemned the appointment of Bainimarama as interim Prime Minister on 5 January and criticised the President's endorsement of the coup, the Fiji Times reported.
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