Sentences with phrase «by political agendas»

Of course, you don't want prosecutors driven by a political agenda, but what evidence is there of that?

We're not led by political agendas; we only take direction from our members and what they feel is most important to them.

Smith has accused the EPA of being driven by a political agenda rather than sound science; the agency has often refused to cooperate with Congress.

Raber and other breeders say reports of abuse are embellished and circulated by individuals driven more by political agendas than actual concern for animals.

This escape demands an investigation that leads to answers, not one steered by political agendas.

Rather than do what New York City now does, which is to set its educational policy by a political agenda, the commission could look at the research about what really works in schools»

«There's a certain beat that is given by the political agenda,» Vetier says, and it is that beat that the decision - makers, the scientists, the industry, the public interest groups, all try to follow.

Instead of focusing on what we expect of our students upon graduation, the discussion of standards has become complicated by political agendas, teacher evaluations, school rankings, the challenges of computerized test platforms, and a myriad of topics that distract from the original goal, which is to establish benchmarks for student learning.

Parts of the green movement have become hijacked by a political agenda and now operate like multinational corporations, according to two senior scientists and members of the House of Lords.

«I don't see a lot of the green initiatives that are being talked about being supported by scientific data, but more supported by political agendas.»»

So it clearly needs teeth, we need to watch that there are no loopholes, the price needs consistency that won't get bumped around by political agendas.

Environmental Studies was one of the largest, but was quickly dominated by political agendas when it required scientific training or understanding.

Being driven by a political agenda rather than by experimentation and evidence, it is more akin to post-modernism:

Susan is also a Vietnam Era veteran, with three years in the USMC as an intelligence officer (intelligence gathering and analysis works fine when it isn't driven by a political agenda!)

«It's the piece not driven by research, but by a political agenda,» Knab said.

It's a cynical conflation of what the science says (AGW) with policy implications (C) implying that the science is driven by a political agenda.

The myth is popularized by anti-science propagandists, who are either driven by political agendas or irrational fears.

This is driven by a political agenda, not science, so any opposition is considered troublesome and requires silencing.