"It is two-faced of JPMorgan Chase CEO, Jamie Dimon, to claim to support the Paris climate agreement, while his bank pours billions of dollars into accelerating climate catastrophe through tar sands mines and pipelines," Patrick McCully, climate and energy program director at the 32-year-old nonprofit, said in a statement to HuffPost.
It's two-faced to say the least".
"Is it OK for politicians to be two-faced?
But it has met with stiff resistance from environmentalists who say their country is two-faced because it continues to allow the operations of 90 coal-burning power plants that account for nearly 40% of its electricity.
Big corporations are known for being two-faced — presenting a nurturing, maternal face to the outside world while ruthlessly pursuing profit on the inside.
She accused him of being two-faced on NAFTA, when it was her campaign that had winked at the Canadians.
It's a very peculiar approach". And Conservative peer Baroness Buscombe accused Mr Clegg of being "two-faced" and "grandstanding" in order to appeal to his party activists unhappy with some of the compromises of coalition.
But being two-faced can go both ways.
China is even purging Uighur intellectuals who were state-hired and in their posts for as long as three to four decades, accusing them of being "two-faced" and promoting separatism.
The German team members, however, were deeply unhappy about this turn of events, concluding not only that the American boss was arrogant but also that their American colleagues were two-faced.
Anti-smoking groups and some members of Congress have charged that the Administration is two-faced on tobacco policy because the Health and Human Services Department fights domestic tobacco use on health grounds while the United States trade representative, Carla A. Hills, promotes tobacco exports to other countries.
