A9 NEW YORK/REGION B1-8 Non-Partisan Elections Draw Mounting Opposition City Democrats are trying to block a change to elections in which candidates for local office appear on the ballot without a party affiliation.
Capturing the personality of a book-owner is part of what drew Mount to her subject matter.
But with their increasing popularity, the clinics are drawing mounting scrutiny.
Since many of them may have committed large-scale atrocities, this has drawn mounting criticism in Colombia and beyond.
Advertisements in a public education campaign by New York City that seeks to reduce teenage pregnancy have drawn mounting criticism, Kate Taylor reports.
The airline and Mr. Rayan have drawn mounting criticism from opposition newspapers and the airline's own pilots over mismanagement, corruption and safety lapses.
With the holidays over and public attention refocused on the race, Ms. Coakley's insistence on debating her Republican opponent, Scott P. Brown, only with a third-party candidate present has drawn mounting criticism.
What happens to me?" These images, part of a public education campaign targeting teenage pregnancy that the city unveiled this week, are drawing mounting criticism from reproductive health advocates, women who had children as teenagers, and others who say they reinforce negative stereotypes about teenage mothers without offering any information to help girls prevent unplanned pregnancies.
But the practice has drawn mounting criticism from doctors and dentists who say it poses a dangerous risk of patients being oversedated by dentists who often have completed only a 24-hour training course and are not equipped to safely monitor the drugs.
The research, published in the August proceedings of Siggraph, an annual conference on computer graphics, is one of the latest studies in a growing field that merges beauty and science, a subject that has drawn mounting interest in academia in the last decade.
Turkey's human rights record has drawn mounting criticism amid a crackdown on Kurdish separatists, arrests of critical journalists and the seizure of its best-selling newspaper.
