While PSC may try to smear President Obama's Fair Pay and Safe Workplaces Executive Order as a "blacklisting" of well-intentioned companies, the Order addresses a serious flaw in the federal contracting system.
You can have a blacklist as long as a your arm and just when you think you've banned every synonym for penis imaginable, someone will start using the arm emoji to mean just that.
Friday August 25 If your name's not down... Respective ITV and BBC drama bosses Nick Elliott and Jane Tranter managed to keep the handbagging to a minimum until Elliott asked Tranter if she has, as has been often rumoured, a blacklist of producers of crew and if BBC shows like Born and Bred were just a copy of his network's programming.
He has compiled, over his years as a master criminal, a "blacklist" of crooked politicians, mobsters, international terrorists and spies.
He was barred from renewing his passport, was placed under surveillance for more than a year, and in 1952 was "effectively blacklisted as a reporter," Guttenplan writes — kept out of the pages of even The Nation.
The idea, as with Goodmail, is that this whitelist eventually grows so large that spammers will in effect be quarantined, as though they were on a blacklist.
Mr. Robins says that Ms. Dumas — one of whose paintings sold for more than $6 million at Sotheby's in 2008 — maintains an active blacklist of those she views as speculating in her work, a blacklist that, he says, he is now on (and whose existence his lawyers, who were back in court on the case this week, say they plan to prove).
"It's not that "sex" is being treated as invisible or is on a blacklist.
It was criticized as an "Internet blacklist" that promoted censorship while curtailing dynamism and growth.
