"The president struggled to prevent this outrageous development, which was imposed on Cyprus via blackmail from those who are today trying to justify their decisions," Mr. Stylianides said.
Randel K. Johnson, senior vice president for labor at the United States Chamber of Commerce, welcomed the board's decision to drop the case, but added, "More needs to be done to prevent this outrageous overreach in the future".
After coming under scorching bipartisan criticism for secretly going through the phone records of reporters at The Associated Press in a leak investigation, the Obama administration now says it supports a law that might have prevented this outrageous conduct.
"We are pleased that the court has prevented these outrageous restrictions from going into effect in Texas, where they would have created immediate and dangerous new barriers on women's access to health care," David Brown, senior staff attorney said in a press release Thursday. .
"The most far-reaching laws cannot always prevent the most outrageous of human behaviors," he said.
Live broadcasts often have a delay to prevent people saying outrageous things on air.
"[It's] outrageous to prevent the necessary staff renewal and infusion of new ideas by forcing out young, talented, tenure-track scientists," says molecular biologist Olaf Nielsen, an associate professor.
The legislative provision that your editorial criticizes seeks to prevent a repeat of the outrageous tactics of the San Francisco Housing Authority, which gave an A.F.L.-C.I.O.
The reaction to these excesses was the feeble Dodd-Frank act that Congress passed in 2010, which is supposed to prevent some of the more outrageous financial misbehaviour of the last few years.
Despite repeated attempts to dissuade them, they figure that the only way to put an end to this outrageous abuse is to prevent the movie from being made.
