Sentences with phrase «cadre who»

Some choose the Sermon on the Mount, and an unfortunately large cadre who are simply looking for a justification of their bigoted, selfish, vindictive worldview.

The cadres who congratulated all the winners of the primaries, asked the losers to rescind bitterness and join forces with the winners to win power next year.

Fred Atsu Anthony and Nelson Adu, the two cadres who addressed a news conference in Accra yesterday, said it was a well - known fact that MPs do not receive their salaries and benefits until they had finished serving their tenure at which point the government would have set up a committee to determine their benefits.

Not exact matches

It depends on everyone in the company — including our vast cadre of middle managers who must dedicate themselves to making everyone they work with better, every day.

When finding talented local developers who could code for iOS and Android proved to be difficult, Smith looked to Colorado, the Midwest, and Florida for a cadre of workers who use technology to feel part of the Insightly team.

Affiliate - marketing programs can provide a substantial upside to an entrepreneur through their ability to involve a cadre of influencers, someone who has an above - average impact on a specific field and can sawy their social - media following.

And Joor does have a cadre of more experienced managers who have been with the company since the beginning, as well as another group of folks with serious experience who have joined within the past three to four years.

It's also daunting for the financial services industry, where a cadre of advisers and mutual fund companies are reinventing themselves to work with, and for, people who may need to finance a 30 - year retirement.

The solution to this is rarely going to come from the current cadre of players who are already vested in the industry, no matter how dysfunctional.

What began as an attempt to win in the courts what they couldn't get from Congress ended with the FBI acquiring an exploit from a «third party» — reportedly from Cellebrite, from one of the growing cadre of professional hackers who do this kind of thing for money.

That's created a large cadre of people (and by «people,» I mean white men from elite colleges) who can get away with just about anything.

What impact will the anti-corruption campaign have on the Party's patronage networks and its poorly paid cadres, who live by rent - seeking?

Mr. Trudeau visited Washington on Monday with a cadre of cabinet ministers and several female business executives who participated in a roundtable on women entrepreneurs and business leaders.

The sources said Pruitt's decision to put Greenwalt in charge of his international travel, which came just months into his tenure at EPA, fit a pattern of Pruitt assigning the most sensitive responsibilities to his small cadre of aides who had previously worked with him in Oklahoma before he became EPA administrator — aides who sources said were more likely to acquiesce to his demands, even as other EPA staffers objected to Pruitt's spending and travel decisions.

There is a cadre of astounding US retirement researchers who have been responsible for advancing the field.

Mr. Kenney is reportedly backed by a cadre of federal Conservative strategists and insiders, including former Reform Party and Wildrose Party campaign strategist Tom Flanagan, who told CBC that the group discussed whether «he could win the PC leadership then negotiate a merger [with Wildrose].»

The most high - profile exit was a cadre of self - driving car engineers who formed the startup Otto earlier this year, then sold it to Uber this month.

In fact, when it comes to its very limited edition supercars like the LaFerrari, Ferrari's million dollar plus sale prices still leave a lot of money on the table for its elite cadre of customers who see the resale value of their cars rise to multiples of their purchase price.

Today's Church, is a Vile, Tax Evading, Self - Serving, Cadre of loons who praise God by following none of His Tenets, and by looking down at those whom they should be helping up.

In that race, she stated she was confident she could «collect more than enough signatures from cadres of escorts, ex-escorts, strippers, dancers, dommes, gays, lesbians, Libertarians, Ron Paul supporters, U.S. Marines, rappers who revere the pimp and other lovers of freedom moving my petitions.

There is also a fairly significant cadre of politicians who insist that the United States is a Christian nation.

But, pretty much no matter what you believe in terms of policy issues, you can find a cadre of feminists in your camp who claim the feminist label.

Especially in the beginning of a pastoral relationship the pastor personally will need to teach each of the six areas that ground integrity until he or she has conveyed the vision to a cadre of teachers who then share their learning with others.

Dohen was one of a small cadre of exceptional laywomen who helped to transform the consciousness of American Catholics during the decade prior to Vatican II.

We often overlook the fact that Africa and Asia are producing an impressive cadre of liberation theologians who deserve an equally wide hearing as they reflect their own indigenous situation.

Volf joins a widening cadre of Christian theologians who seek to anchor the nature and mission of the local church in trinitarian thought rather than the shifting sands of cultural practices or the muddy bottoms of tired cultic traditions.

We often overlook the fact that Africa and Asia are producing an impressive cadre of liberation theologians who deserve an...

Yet the Congressional Military Industrial Complex a cadre of congress people who chair and sit on committees that authorize military spending have bankrupted the nation and in the wake of 9 - 11 created a host of liberty robbing laws that are the anti-thesis to what our founders wanted.

It is not that Hartshorne has an army of followers; those who might be called Hartshorneans are more like a cadre.

There's a whole cadre of songwriters who realize there's some money to be made in the industry, study the lingo and churn out some bonafide worship songs.

In part, because those seeking out intercessory prayer know that they will be surrounded by a cadre of faithful folks who already know firsthand the healing presence and power of the Holy One.

«There's a cadre of grad students and post docs who've found personal value in meditation and have been inspired to study it scientifically,» Davidson says.

Mr. Navasky is exercised by «a new cadre of Cold War historians» who claim that the Communist Party was «at the center of a nest of spies,» which it was.

As a consequence of this pressure, there has developed a regular cadre of religious program guests who move in a circuit from one program to another — Pat Boone, Dale Evans and Roy Rogers, Chuck Colson, Efrem Zimbalist, Jr..

There, the Immanuel child who escaped Herod falls victim to a new cadre of frightened leaders.

I mean here not just cadres which hold differing ideologies, although that is part of what I mean; more, I mean those who have perceived a world which is prior to any ideology, one which calls all ideologies to account — people who have consciously chosen to live the life of faithful citizens of that «real» world.

He's in that select cadre of stars who can single - handedly twist a series to his will, especially against an opponent missing theirs.

Loosely defined by author Pamela Druckerman in her book Bringing Up Bebe, and summed up in «The Wall Street Journal» essay, Why French Parents Are Superior, the Cadre Parent is one who compartmentalizes parenting into routines and rhythms.

In that case, they're probably doing just fine, since they're building a cadre of regular readers who'll keep coming back.

O'Flynn told the Times that Farage was a «snarling, thin - skinned, aggressive man» who had surrounded himself with an equally «aggressive» and «inexperienced» cadre of young advisers.

Mr Portuphy, who described himself as a beneficiary of the cadre work said unlike in the past where people had to hide to learn about the work of cadres, the party wanted to use GISD to provide equal opportunities for all persons desirous of learning about the principles and philosophies of the party.

But there are a «cadre of career professional criminals, some of these people have been around for 20 or 30 years, have been arrested hundreds of times by us,» who deserve to be booted from the system, said Bratton.

«Rather than curse the darkness and say, well, there hasn't been an effective national urban agenda for years, we're going to light the single candle and say, let it be us who start it,» Mr. de Blasio declared this summer, standing beside a cadre of like - minded mayors he'd assembled at Gracie Mansion.

ALBANY — A group advocating public campaign finance is taking the rare step of endorsing Zephyr Teachout's bid for Congress, a nod that aligns her with a cadre of donors who have previously spent half a million dollars backing Democrats in the district.

His top cadre of advisers has almost completely turned over since 2011, with only Joe Percoco (who the governor describes as a brother), Linda Lacewell and Alphonso David remaining in the inner circle.

In his speech, Mr Kwabena Okyere Kusi, the Municipal Chief Executive of the New Juaben Municipal Assembly, who was the special guest of honour, commended the efforts being made by Young Cadres in using sports as a tool to engender unity and camaraderie.

HRC says this new «public engagement campaign» will feature prominent Americans who support gay marriage, drawing from a cadre of supportive professional athletes, film and music celebrities, political and civil rights leaders.

During the days of the Revolution, Professor Awoonor, was one of the major ideologues who was very instrumental in getting the cadres to imbibe the ethos of the Struggle.

It is not her blood family, but the loyal cadre of aides and workers who helped her win two statewide contests in New York.

Mr. de Blasio was standing with a cadre of advocates from agencies that help the homeless who will serve on the task force, including Laura Mascuch, the executive director of the Supportive Housing Network of New York, who serve as its co-chair along with two administration members, Human Resources Administration Commissioner Steven Banks and Housing Preservation and Development Commissioner Vicki Been.