Given a document, an entity and its sentiment towards the entity, verify if it is the correct sentiment towards the entity. Answer should be yes or no. Note that URLs in the text have been replaced with [Link].

[EX Q]: Verify if the sentiment of the following document towards the entity William Jeffrey Jones is Neutral . A post shared by  William Jeffrey Jones (@wjeffjones)  on Aug 28  2017 at 12:47am PDT
The cat looks fascinated by  the pottery and William Jeffrey Jones  as  he  works on sculpting a new mug.
The duo also have other videos of  them  working on pottery around the studio.
A post shared by  William Jeffrey Jones (@wjeffjones)  on Sep 5  2017 at 12:42am PDT
A post shared by  William Jeffrey Jones (@wjeffjones)  on Sep 8  2017 at 12:37am PDT
"Oh  man... I'm so bummed. I need a hug." #potterycat #kitten #kittenvideo #catvideo #catvideos A post shared by  William Jeffrey Jones (@wjeffjones)  on Sep 19  2017 at 2:10pm PDT
[EX A]: no

[EX Q]: Verify if the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Jeff Sessions is Positive . U.S. Attorney General  Jeff Sessions  plans on using tactics similar to the takedown of mobster Al Capone to get MS-13 gang members off the streets and behind bars.
In a speech Monday at the International Association of Chiefs of Police in Philadelphia   Sessions  said MS-13 was a priority for the Organized Crime Drug Enforcement Task and they have been given permission to use "every lawful tool" to take down the violent gang.
 Sessions  compared the plan to how officials captured Capone in the 1930s  NBC reports. The notorious gangster was arrested and sentenced to 11 years in prison on tax evasion.
 Attorney General Jeff Sessions  says  he  will use every lawful took to take down MS-13. (ROBERTO ESCOBAR/AFP/Getty Images)
[EX A]: no

[EX Q]: Verify if the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Jerry Jones is Negative . FRISCO  Texas (AP) â  Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones  says  his  objection to a contract extension for NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell is not because of star running back Ezekiel Elliott's six-game suspension over alleged domestic violence.
 Jones  said on  his  radio show Friday  he  wants all 32 owners to have a chance to approve the deal being negotiated between Goodell and the compensation committee that includes six owners.  Jones  is not on the committee.
The NFL has said owners already voted unanimously to extend Goodell's contract and authorize the committee to work out the deal.  Jones  said circumstances have changed since that May vote  including the escalation of the protests over social injustice that have involved the national anthem.
 Jones  also said "behavioral policies" have been an issue since May. Goodell suspended Elliott in August.
He suggested he was at odds with the compensation committee chairman  Atlanta Falcons owner Arthur Blank.  Jones  said  he  disagrees with Blank's assertion that the compensation committee can complete the deal without another vote of all owners.
 Jones  spoke a day after a federal appeals court on Thursday denied bid by Elliott to keep his six-game ban on hold  making him ineligible to play against Atlanta on Sunday.
"I really fervently disagree that we shouldn't have him on the playing field "  Jones  said. "But a lot of people are trying to tie it in frankly with the issue regarding my stance as to the chairman and renewing the commissioner. That's really not right."
 The 75-year-old Jones  said the compensation committee could appease  him  by agreeing to let the remaining owners review and approve the final contract with Goodell.
"I think just since the period of time that we first addressed extending Roger  I think we've had several material adverse conditions happen  " Jones  said. "We should basically honor those conditions  such things as the anthem  such things as behavioral policies.
 Jones  said  his  relationship with Goodell  and issues related to  his  compensation  are deeper than  his  recent concern over the league's handling of Elliott's case.
"I've been dealing with this commissioner for almost 28 years  as an employee of the NFL  " Jones  said. "Zeke's been involved here a year  a year and a half. The policy that we have that has impacted Zeke is more of my issue with the commissioner  more so than Zeke's particular circumstance."
The anthem issue flared after President Donald Trump criticized kneeling players  and again when  Jones  declared  he  would bench any player  he  felt was disrespecting the flag. The NFL hasn't changed a guideline that encourages but does not require players to stand during the anthem.
"This is simply about making sure that all clubs have input into not only what the commissioner  his extension  but also in future years  his decisions  " Jones  said. "We've given him a lot of power. I think we need the checks and balances of ownership having to actually be in a position to not just suggest but approve of his decisions."
[EX A]:
no