President Miloš Zeman declared he was "very happy" with Trump's election victory, saying he cut through political correctness and addressed key issues like migration.
"If the choice is between our being browbeaten through political correctness … or to be a party of free debate," he went on, "then be in no doubt: we must be the party of free speech".
The center operated through "political correctness, not medical competence," said Supervisor Michael D. Antonovich of Los Angeles County, blaming local elected officials, some of whom held rallies over the years to keep the hospital going at all costs.
To be fair, there have been times when – through political correctness or a genuine fear of unleashing racism – the raising of immigration by the conservative right has not been met with a clearly articulated and nuanced response from the liberal left.
If the choice is between our being browbeaten through political correctness to stay within the current received wisdoms or to be a party of free debate then be in no doubt we must be the party of radical alternatives and free speech.
Through the correctness proofs and the experimental evaluation, we show that GridTS is a highly practicable solution to grid computing.
More specifically, our approach can provide scalability (through relational database) and correctness (through process algebra) of processes using an intuitive integration of (e.g., genomic) process control and classic information systems.
(v) Improve confidence in correctness through requirements specification, formal specification languages, and automated testing.
He has a great capacity to cut through the political correctness – sometimes he goes too far, but generally he has an opinion and it's based on scholarship.
That confidence was the birthright of a coterie of New Yorkers brought up in an age when one signaled one's correctness through one's accouterments -- and never looked back.
