Voters roundly rejected that ambition, with the Kurdish vote in particular swinging the election against the incumbents on an unprecedented scale.
Earlier this year, Xydakis roundly condemned the British Museum's decision rejecting a Unesco offer to help resolve the dispute more than 200 years after the sculptures were controversially removed from Athens' greatest temple, the Parthenon, by the seventh Earl of Elgin during his tenure as ambassador to the Ottoman Empire.
— Youssef Mourad (@joseppimourad) July 21 , 2014#breaking reports israel is using white phosphorus which is illegal under international law #palestiniangenocide pic.twitter.com/or2h9go1Fj The Israeli military said it had stopped using white phosphorus to create smoke screens, after being roundly criticised by human rights groups because of the harmful effects of the substance on civilians.
Labour will surely spend the coming hours contemplating the fate of its leader, who – this poll says – was roundly rejected in both England and Scotland.
Some Sinn Féin politicians pronounced themselves "underwhelmed" – and found themselves roundly attacked.
The women interviewed were roundly mocked for succumbing to the marketing of health-food companies' (there's one called Rawpothecary) cleanses aimed at their daughters.
But it has been roundly condemned by civil libertarians and welfare advocates, who have labelled the project distasteful and demoralising.
However, the people of Scotland roundly rejected their proposal and said they wanted to remain part of the United Kingdom.
The investigation, which the league said began promptly Sunday night, will be led jointly by NFL executive vice-president Jeff Pash and prominent attorney Ted Wells, whose work as independent investigator into the Miami Dolphins bullying incident involving Richie Incognito was roundly praised.
She was roundly abused and Lord Carrington, the Economist and many others told her she was being profane.
His claim was roundly rejected by Conservative officials.
