Sentences with phrase «beholden in»

Conversely, black women shouldn't feel beholden in 2018 to stick with black men.

@Chris: I doubt that those beholden in «indentured servitude» as slaves to their masters would consider their position a just one.

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We're not interested in having a dysfunctional majority beholden to a group that wants to blame Republicans for everything wrong in the world.»

Gordon's basic argument is essentially that lawyers play too important a role in modern society for them to think of themselves as solely beholden to their clients.

And in preparing for and dealing with natural disasters, Moore recommends getting into a triage mindset — but not necessarily being beholden to the way things have been done in the past.

Moveon.org, a liberal political action group, immediately put out a statement denouncing Tester's vote, saying it was «yet another outrageous example of how our elected officials in Congress are beholden to the NRA.»

You don't have the pressure of outside investors that you're beholden to who want to weigh in on how you're building your business.

In this case, though, we'd be beholden not just to a specific technology, but to a proprietary IP, not a specific technology, and the impact would be incredible to both the valuation of the $ 65 billion company and our increasing dependence on corporations.

In the eyes of Hong Kong's citizens, the existing system is designed to produce a government beholden to Beijing, not the people of Hong Kong.

And for individual franchisees, a ruling in favor of joint employer status would mean they are no longer independent business owners and more beholden to corporate rules.

As a public company, Snap is much more beholden to public investors and has a newfound fiduciary duty to get its business in order.

Many business owners launch an enterprise in order not to be beholden to a boss.

Combs pointed out that one of the advantages of not running a fund anymore is not being beholden to revealing your every move in monthly investor reports.

The Warsaw Conference has put the interests of dirty energy industries over that of global citizens — with a «Coal & Climate Summit» being held in conjunction; corporate sponsorship from big polluters plastered all over the venue; and a Presidency (Poland) that is beholden to the coal and fracking industry.

But business leaders say global investors will want clarity on the bigger picture of foreign investment now that Mr. Harper is less beholden to opposition parties in the House.

The American life manifest in them is beholden to spirits and fates.

If its this student organization is University funded in any way (ie even if they just meet on University owned and operated property) then yes, they are beholden to the policies of the University.

He is beholden to the people that put him in office.

These personal experiences gave him unique eyes to see where Christianity in the West was beholden more to a tradition of Western thought than to the Scripture or to the Christian tradition.

Israel is saved from Egypt not out of love but in order that they will be uniquely beholden to God and will serve him — again, with sacrifices — in the way that God most desires.

What all have in common is the assumption of self - sufficiency, the belief that each of us, and the brave new world we inhabit, can go merrily along forever, beholden to nothing more than our own inherent wisdom and virtue.

@balanced: It must be nice to live in a world where things are so black and white, beholden to the conventional wisdom of the times (and see Kenneth Galbraith's understanding of what conventional «wisdom» represented before you think I'm complimenting you.

The only man we see in this scenario is weak, and beholden to the ambitious and calculating b **** h, well played by Ms. McAdams.

Here is where Trump and Sanders come in: Neither of them are «real» members of their political parties, so they are somewhat less beholden to the vices and resentments of their parties» activist groups.

Note to the Catholic Church and all «Catholic» law makers: Please remember we live in a secular country that is not beholden to your sharia laws.

Mirroring some questions that Michael Walzer, in 2002, had for the Left after what he then deemed to be a successful military venture in Afghanistan — questions Walzer had regarding knee - jerk criticisms of the war as being beholden to the discredited ideologies of «rag - tag Marxism» and «blaming America first» — Sam likewise wonders if the Right has the resources to offer a similar analysis of contemporary conservatism.

Roosevelt's margin of victory in 1932 was so large that he was not beholden to William Randolph Hearst or anyone else.

Alan Culpepper writes, «Are we self - made individuals beholden to no one, or are we blessed daily in ways we seldom perceive, can not repay and for which we often fail to be grateful?

As a biologist I have long been immensely impressed by and beholden to Whitehead's philosophy of organism (Process and Reality), in that it seems to me that he is the first great philosopher who really took trouble to comprehend the biological developments of his time.

Both major political parties in the United States are so beholden to moneyed interests that, on a wide range of issues, there is little that distinguishes them.

Or they can be goddesses in their own right, and not be beholden upon any man.

The banks, the hedge funds, the manufacturers, the municipalities, in fact everyone who is left standing in the economy is beholden to Obama.

In this way they can keep you beholden to the faith.

We believe that every last man woman child and beast, and some cruciferous vegetables, are beholden to Pantu Baba for all good things in this life, no matter how meager, which includes, but is not limited to, functioning bile ducts.

I was in a literal, dogmatic church bible-wise, and I believed it, felt beholden to it, felt guilty whenever I couldn't follow it to the letter, tried to * really * understand it.

Their clocks are ticking and the idea that they should be beholden to the competency of those around them, and, in a greater sense, pure luck and good fortune, always seemed a bit off to me.

He was beholden to no man, his destiny in his hands alone, and so he seized it.

I would rather these kids get paid in the minor leagues then be beholden to the false premise of an education (see UNC term paper above) I get the idea that in college they are paid by having tuition room and board paid for but they are not getting a real education.

The selection committee isn't beholden to take the top 32 non-automatic bid teams in the RPI.

With two friendlies coming up against megawatt opponents in Germany (Friday, 3:45 p.m. ET) and Argentina (March 27, 3:30 ET), it will be interesting to see how beholden the Spanish manager feels to his aging stars.

The drive to Florida has instilled a real travel confidence in us — it's totally freeing to think you are no longer beholden to airline schedules and fares!

Non-American airlines aren't beholden to FAA regulations, of course, and in those cases you must defer to airline policy.

This is a problem with government - provided health care; you are absolutely beholden to politicians to respond to any changes in demographics.

But in the meantime, she didn't have enough cash to pay for the expensive asthma meds she was prescribed (and there were no longer samples to give her because our health system has forbidden them so we won't be beholden to Big Pharma).

When it comes to voting in the Senate, who will he be beholden to?

In his campaign, McGrath has used de Blasio as a boogeyman for the suburban Senate district, raising the specter of a Democratic - controlled Senate being beholden to the liberal New York City mayor and costing Nassau County precious school aid.

It is beholden on all in the labour movement to make stuff happen!

«Eliot and Kathleen are beholden to no vested interest — in fact, quite the opposite: they are renowned for taking on the most powerful targets and most important causes.»

Well, they should be beholden to the voters, the taxpayers in their district.

Nixon attacked Cuomo in sharp and personal terms, questioning his standing as a «real Democrat,» accusing him of being beholden to corporate donors and linking him and his «cronies» to Albany corruption.