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 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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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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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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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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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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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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