Climate change will top the summit's agenda, and China's pollution record will draw flak, as will its human-rights record soon after, during Beijing's Olympics.
But he noted that Villaraigosa, who succeeds Mayor Elizabeth Kautz of Burnsville, Minn., in the non-paying position, could draw flak at home if he spends a lot of time traveling.
With its organizers' poor sense of public relations, it was bound to draw political flak, particularly as the costs to the public skyrocketed.
His latest move to close three ChildLine call centre offices – switching one to an online operation – drew flak.
Gwee, a Democratic Action Party DAPP) MP, reportedly argued that there was no stated order to wear the official attire and songkok and stated his desire to wear a western suit, promptly drew flak from other MPs and the Menteri Besar, Abdul Ghani Othman who had earlier on met to agree to don in the official attire and songkok prior to the assembly, whereby Gwee was absent.
In in a CBS News interview that aired Thursday morning, Ryan said he does not want to see Trump have to work with Democrats on revamping the Affordable Care Act — drawing flak from some members of his own party, including Sen. Bob Corker (R-Tenn)., who said Trump's bipartisan overtures should be encouraged.
The shift, contained in NSF's 2001 budget request to Congress, has led to pointed questions at two recent NSF hearings and are drawing flak from some university officials.
His plan to build a £1m "temple for atheists" in London has drawn flak from the Rev Katharine Rumens, rector of St Giles' Cripplegate church, in the Barbican, and Richard Dawkins, the militant atheists' militant atheist.
It also specifically refers to Mr Modi and the governing Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), which have drawn flak for including India's recent strikes in Pakistani territory in their election campaign.
