Mr. Assad has faced intense media scrutiny for the government's role in the long, bloody civil war taking place in Syria, but the collective did not make it clear whether it targeted The Post because it was displeased with its coverage.
Was this because it was waiting to see what happened or because it was displeased with some of the food or service?
Sources in media reports say Visa slapped TCF Financial with a $20 million bill to switch credit-card companies because it was displeased with Visa's $3 billion debit fee settlement with retailers.
Earlier this year the company, which has a market cap of $786 million, reportedly voted to oust the board chairman of WBLâ in which it owns an 18% stakeâ because it was displeased with the conglomerate's performance.
Sometimes indeed if the matter of the amendment of the Senate is pleasing to the other House they wink at the encroachment; if it be displeasing, then the Constitution is appealed to.
And if I did them, I was displeasing God.
According to current and former intelligence officials, Mr. Goss did not approve the destruction before it happened, and was displeased that Mr. Rodriguez did not consult him or the C.I.A.'s top lawyer before giving the order for the tapes to be destroyed.
First, he made it clear that he was displeased with parliament's rejection of US demands for a northern front against Iraq.
Trump made it clear that he was displeased with the $1.3 trillion spending measure he reluctantly signed into law in March, and he stressed that he would never sign such a massive bill again.
A gang member was convicted of Mr. Lozano's murder, but his family said the authorities did not pursue leads that might have tied it to somebody who was displeased with his political and labor rights activism.
Asked about the new law, he said he was displeased that it contains a "public option". Told that it does not, he said he wasn't convinced.
