The Brazilian press has also roundly criticized Mr. Hug for another change: leaving out the crowd-pleasing "historical nucleus," which in the past has brought works by Warhol, Magritte and other world-renowned artists.
The Senegalese press, for one, was roundly critical of the event.
Printing presses, mimeograph machines and bullhorns were used for that purpose long before cellphones came along, and any attempt to shut down presses in a democratic society is generally roundly condemned regardless of what those presses were printing.
Around the time of the Ottakar's sale, the company was roundly demonised in the press thanks to the brash pronouncements of its then buying manager, Scott Pack.
Why single out Indian imports when China has also been criticized roundly in the international press for its treatment of cows and sells more than 10 times the amount of leather to manufacturers in the United States?
When that kind of tech ubiquity failed to surface after a few years, however, the tech press that once praised the company roundly regarded it as a failure.
Police first claimed that the syndicate raid hadn't in fact happened, and the prosecutor general then issued a gag order on reporting the case, which was roundly ignored by local press.
When Venezuela appoints an economics minister who doesn't believe in inflation, he is roundly mocked in the financial press.
In this sense, he really did take on the role of le cowboy, for which he has been so roundly derided in the European press.
He said, 'Burn them.'" He was roundly condemned by the Israeli press, members of his own party and opposition, as well as Palestinians.
