In a series of Twitter posts, Tony Clement, the opposition Conservative Party's spokesman for foreign affairs, criticized both the stern remarks by Mr. Wang and what Mr. Clement viewed as a weak response from Mr. Dion.
Though Pence said he was delivering a message directly from Trump, his stern remarks at times were far more forceful than those of his boss, who has often opted for a softer tone on Russia, including repeatedly refusing to definitively accept the conclusion of his intelligence community that Russia meddled in the 2016 elections.
"The American people are completely fed up with Washington," Obama said in stern remarks at the White House, just hours after signing a last-minute measure from Congress that headed off the threat that the nation would default on its debts.
Perhaps this is why Bryant framed his presentation around "where we are headed as an industry," even though officially a statesman and not an industrialist, before turning to his more stern remarks.
As a soppy-stern remark made between consenting adults in private, it seems fair enough.
The owners have also not abandoned their call for a hard salary cap, despite Stern's remarks last week that the cap structure was negotiable.
With a few terse, stern and prescient remarks, he sentenced the sheik, Omar Abdel Rahman, to life in prison.
Top managers are almost all white, they said, and Mr. Stern makes "racially derogatory remarks".
The remark drew a stern rebuke from Erdoğan, who reminded the leader that it was Turkey that bankrolled the breakaway republic and guaranteed its security through the presence of some 35,000 mainland troops.
General Powell's remarks drew a stern response from the government in Zimbabwe.
And his remarks prompted a stern response from Chris Patten, the union's external affairs commissioner, who said pointedly, "The United States is not a member of the European Union".
