Though criticized as tendentiously Western-centric, the book attracted Kennedy's attention.
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Once I installed the extension, any tendentiously oversaturated sentence would be transformed into something absurdly sublime.
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It's a very good question for cable news, because it can be argued over tendentiously forever and never really answered.
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The Israeli military tweeted a tendentiously edited video that made it sound like she was offering herself as a human shield for terrorists.
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These "propaganda secretaries", as they are known, produce videos, tendentiously caption photographs and disseminate memes for ad hoc payments of up to $84 per month.
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The Benalla affair has pulled off the remarkable achievement of uniting the far-right's Marine Le Pen and the far-left's Jean-Luc Mélenchon, who likened it, tendentiously, to Watergate.
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It is that he will be the "Caesar" conservatives tendentiously accused Obama of being, and that nobody in Congress or the Supreme Court with any power will try to stop him. 4.
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With this recent record, there is virtually no chance that Mr. Grenell will be able to discern, let alone stay inside, the line between objectively providing intelligence and tendentiously supporting the president's policies.
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You can argue, if wrongly and tendentiously IMHO, that American higher education is more expensive because it's better, that American healthcare is more expensive because it's better and (rolls eyes) subsidizes drug discovery worldwide, etc.
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1930) and for the post-schism "La Nova Etapo" (The New Stage) (1932). That was too tendentiously Marxist to encounter general agreement. Bulthuis's language style is simple, classical, without ornamentation. One can hardly find in it attempts at "impressionistic" experiment.
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Although some clerks, like Arțimovici, realised that the creation of a dialect apart from the Romanian spoken in the United Principalities could never be truly effective, most of them "with the aim of fulfilling governmental policy, tendentiously called the majority language Moldovan, even in the context where Romanian had always been used previously".
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Moreover, he directly attacked the Prime Minister's followers whom he accused of being "indebted to the Fenian movement for that tardy measure of justice. This shows the encouragement to disloyalty given by this measure."HC Deb 23 Mar 1869, vol.194, cc2087, line.17-19 And in provoking the government he linked tendentiously Baron Plunket, the nationalist, to the Liberal Party: which no doubt they disowned.
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Until the end of the 1990s there was only one official television channel, which was the state- owned CRTV. While Paul Biya and its entourage presented television as a mean of development, many others saw it as a propaganda tool in the hand of the regime to tendentiously inform the population, praise the government, and denigrate its opponents.Nymanjoh, Francis B. 2011. Mass media and democratisation in Cameroon in the early 1990s.
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Historian Robin Darling Young (herself a participant in a Syriac Oriental Orthodox adelphopoiesis ceremony) and Brent Shaw, have also criticized Boswell's methodology and conclusions. Archimandrite Ephrem Lash criticized Boswell's book in the February 1995 issue of Sourozh. According to Ephrem, Boswell mistranslates, misinterprets, and tendentiously organizes texts, and his "knowledge of Orthodox liturgiology is, in effect, non- existent."Archimandrite Ephrem, "Review of Same-Sex Unions in Premodern Europe", Sourozh, no.
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Tsombe's government also recruited former gendarmes in Jadotville and Élisabethville, who reenlisted primarily to regain their pay. These forces formed their own units which were then tendentiously integrated into the ANC. At least 6,000 additional ex- gendarmes were integrated into the police force of the new province of South Katanga. With support from Belgium and the United States, the gendarmes made steady progress in recapturing territory in late 1964.
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Slovenský náučný slovník focuses mainly on Slovak topics and less on universal or global topics. According to the editor Pavel Bujnák, "the foreign countries in various educational dictionaries are (…) insufficiently and often tendentiously or maliciously presented about Slovakia. Thus the goal of the first Slovenský náučný slovník was set and the coverage of the particular headwords was determined." Slovenský náučný slovník includes many illustrations and photographs, mostly black and white, as well as maps.
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The first component is from line one to line seven. In the first component the Sayid ascribes his return to aggressive forms of poetry to sleepless nights, especially verse 1 and 3.MURSAL FARAH AFDUB AND LIDWIEN KAPTEIJNS He triumphantly celebrates the death or downfall of an aristocratic foe called Guray Shirwac of the Majeerteen Sultanate and uses anthropomorphic metaphors such as describing hyenas as tendentiously feasting on the corpses of anti- darawiish forces.
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The IDF claimed that the video, lasting 146 seconds, had been "tendentiously edited", with the result that it failed to cover the violence of the clashes that day. A senior officer briefing journalists cast doubt on the idea that the two were dead. Others claimed that the two killed in the videos were not the same as the two boys whose deaths were registered. There are several hours of footage about the incident.
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The term does not refer to a defined region but over time in the late 19th century and the first decade of the 20th century it came to include the regions of Raška, Kosovo and Metohija and much of modern North Macedonia. In modern historiography, the concept of Old Serbia as it developed in the 19th century has been criticised as a historical myth, based often on invented or tendentiously interpreted historical events.
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Precisely because of its extensive citations of primary sources in their original languages, with facing translations, it has long furnished antisemites with their main arguments. Eisenmenger undoubtedly possessed a great deal of knowledge. Jacob Katz writes: > ‘Eisenmenger was acquainted with all the literature a Jewish scholar of > standing would have known ... [He] surpassed his [non-Jewish] predecessors > in his mastery of the sources and his ability to interpret them > tendentiously. Contrary to accusations that have been made against him, he > does not falsify his sources.
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Jacek Borkowicz, "Pogruchotana pamięć o Zagładzie" ["Mangled Memory of Genocide"], Rzeczpospolita: Plus Minus, 17 May 2018. Tomasz Domański writes in Rzeczpospolita that the authors speak of a "Polish-German administration", whereas there was no Polish administration in German-occupied territories, and that the authors' use of materials is tendentiously selective. He also criticizes the misleading use of the expression "Polish Police" (the Blue Police was a German-run entity based on conscripted prewar Polish police officers) and the lack of a common definition of "county".
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Nataša Latković, "Đukanoviću zabranjen ulazak u Ukrajinu", Blic, 19 October 2016, accessed 12 April 2017. Đukanović was a prominent critic of Saša Janković in the latter's capacity as Serbia's official ombudsman. In early 2015, Janković accused Serbia's Military Security Agency of illegal wiretapping political parties, union leaders, and judges. Đukanović responded that these accusations should be discussed openly but added that the matter was being discussed "tendentiously" and accused Janković of having ignored earlier reports about Progressive Party leaders being put under surveillance prior to 2012, when the party was in opposition.
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With reference to important economic negotiations with Switzerland and the occupation of the Rhineland, the foreign and economic policy-makers demanded that the distribution of the booklet be waited until the summer. They were thus able to assert themselves. The aim of the pamphlet was to blame Swiss politics and the critical reporting of the Swiss press on the one hand, and a Jewish-Bolshevik conspiracy, whose agent was allegedly Frankfurter, on the other. Since a large part of the brochure consisted of - tendentiously selected - press quotes, which Diewerge then commented in each case from a Nazi perspective, Nazi propaganda could hope that the distribution of the work in Switzerland would not be banned.
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Coat of arms of Bosnia and Herzegovina ordered in 1889 based on Thallóczy's proposal Thallóczy became interested in heraldry in a period when scientific circles became interested to select the "right" coat of arms for Bosnia and Herzegovina. His main interests were Bosnian history, especially genealogy, heraldry and biographies of prominent individuals from its medieval period. Supported by Thallóczy's selective use of tendentiously interpreted sources aimed to satisfy the political aspirations of the empire by representing a historically connected fate of Bosnia and Herzegovina to Austria-Hungary the government imposed his proposal for the official coat of arms of Bosnia and Herzegovina in 1889. He introduced ethnically neutral yellow and red combination of colors to confront "misuse of Serbian and Croatian colors".
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"Vojko i Savle" (English: Vojko and Savle) is the title of the defamatory article targeting Serbian intellectual Gojko Nikoliš that was planted during early 1987 in the state-owned Politika daily. The term also refers to the subsequent political scandal the article caused in Socialist Republic of Serbia, a constituent federal unit of SFR Yugoslavia. Written using what on surface appears to be light humorous tone, the article viciously went after prominent Serbian intellectual and communist veteran of Spanish Civil War and World War II Gojko Nikoliš by tendentiously bringing up and value judging various aspects of his career and personal life in an effort to defame him. The article also mentions another prominent intellectual Pavle Savić, however, in contrast to the strong denouncement of Nikoliš throughout the piece, Savić is only slightly ridiculed.
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By holding the referendums on the same day, President Kováč sought to increase the chance of overcoming the 50% quorum for the vote to be legally binding. However, the government interpreted a ruling by the Constitutional Court tendentiously, asserting that, because the referendum couldn't be binding on the constitution, and because the appendix to the fourth question of the referendum did not contain its detailed explanation as the "referendum law" requested (no. 564/1992), the presidential election vote should be cancelled: despite the court's own ruling that this interpretation does not and may not have any influence on this referendum and that referendums already accepted by the President could not be cancelled for that reason. The government distributed ballot papers without the fourth question, but some district electoral commissioners refused to accept ballot papers that didn't include it.
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Marian Pankowski, "Rzeczywistość nieokrzesana, czyli o wierszach Sydora Reya" (Uncouth Reality, or About the Verses of Sydor Rey), Wiadomości: tygodnik (London), vol. 23, No. 39 (1174), 29 September 1968, p. 4. Rey countered that the criticisms presented by Pankowski were illustrated by tendentiously selected quotations that did not constitute a representative sample and had been taken out of context, and that the overall method of extrapolating judgement of the whole oeuvre from bits and pieces was absurd, "rather like presenting an audience with the bottom sliver of Cézanne's Bathing Women the figures cut off at the ankle and averring this fragment to possess 'some characteristics of Cézanne's painting style', only to dispatch the artist in toto with the dictum that 'the rest of his output is much in the same manner'".Sydor Rey, "W obronie własnej" (In Self-defence), letter to the editor, Wiadomości: tygodnik (London), vol.
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