Sentences with phrase «small groups of politicians»

So here we have it, what so many of you are longing for: Small groups of politicians meeting behind closed doors.

Not exact matches

Small - business groups are adding their voices to the chorus of Americans urging Washington politicians to resolve the fiscal cliff crisis before it hits their customers.

Public Eye has been supported for the past two years by a small group of readers who have made monthly $ 10 contributions to keep me filing freedom of information requests, poring over government reports and holding politicians of all stripes to account.

Almost going broke, meeting Christians who are Democrats in her church's small groups, encountering the plight of the homeless firsthand, and watching charitable relief projects in action broaden her awareness of significant problems in America and beyond, problems that Republican politicians, she says, tend to ignore.

A small group of businessmen in Lafayette, backed and pushed by PGA champions and PGA politicians Jay and Lionel Hebert, finally agreed to put on a tournament of nonchampions at the Oakbourne Country Club.

There is a small group of parents, religious groups and predominantly Tory politicians who swing into action every time sex education is mentioned.

But targeting small groups of the public is less appealing to our politicians who are far more interested in targeting large amounts of voters.

The buck will stop with a small group of scientists, politicians and other high level interests running this shell game.

The simmering controversy sheds light on the vast influence of the Koch political machine, which spans from the top conservative think tanks, Republican politicians, a small army of contracted lobbyists, and Tea Party front groups in nearly every state.

This large a change would bring out pitchforks and torches as people realize just how badly they've been used by a small group of scientists and politicians, how much they are the victims of indefensible abuse of statistics to average in the terrible with the merely poor as if they are all equally likely to be true with randomly distributed differences.

Today, in the «War on Terror,» at least one politician can make surprisingly strong statements about plans for negative treatment against large groups of people (e.g. Muslims) because of concerns that a small minority of them might be radical enough to kill a bunch of people, and [the politician can] remain surprisingly popular.

Texas women are facing a health care disaster at the hands of a small and extreme group of politicians.

In March, a small group of people joined the musician, environmentalist and former politician Peter Garrett on a deeply moving journey to a remote island, about 58 kilometres off the coast from the Western Australian town of Carnarvon.

Rally participants represented a broad range of interests including home owners, small business owners, civil rights organizations, church groups, home builders and real estate agents, consumers, business leaders, politicians, merchants and manufacturers, bankers, students and many others.

Rally participants represented a broad range of interests including homeowners, small business owners, civil rights organizations, church groups, home builders and real estate agents, consumers, business leaders, politicians, merchants and manufacturers, bankers, students and many others.