The Labour MP had less conciliatory words for representatives of the employment agency Transline, however, who he accused of misleading the committee and raised the prospect of triggering contempt of parliament proceedings.
It's a peculiarly touching sequence, twenty-five years later — a reminder of the origins of the skilled debater Hillary Clinton has become, and the hyper-controlled persona that she's had to maintain, during decades in the public eye, to avoid triggering the contempt of voters.
Defying a court order, Mr. Brach repeatedly disrupted worshipers in the main Satmar synagogue and at other events, shouting invectives against the Zaloynim and triggering repeated contempt-of-court citations, according to court papers.
Others think there may still conceivably be a chance that media coverage could present a high enough risk of prejudice to a trial to trigger a successful contempt prosecution, but media law expert Dario Milo at solicitors firm Webber Wenztel says it would need to a "pretty egregious breach".
Criminal contempt proceedings trigger a range of Constitutional protections that surround all criminal cases.
Harper's Cabinet was defeated in a no-confidence vote on March 25 , 2011 after being found in contempt of Parliament, thus triggering a general election.
While a man can often be triggered by mere criticism, it usually takes contempt or strong denigration to flood a woman.
MPs had indicated they would proceed with plans to potentially have him found in contempt of parliament and seek to trigger a Commons vote on whether the tycoon is a "fit and proper" person to be running a business.
MPs had indicated they would proceed with plans to potentially have him found in contempt of parliament, and would seek to trigger a Commons vote on whether the tycoon was a "fit and proper" person to be running a business.
While most "phone phreaks" and telephone enthusiasts were unaware of AT&T's Top Secret Project Greenstar, there was enough general contempt for the phone company's monopoly to trigger a viable resistance movement that was percolating within the 1960s counterculture.
