Sentences with phrase «efforts as a commentator»

Bill, thank you for noticing and lauding my efforts as a commentator, as oftimes they are wholly unappreciated.

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And so while we can squabble about just what Justin Trudeau should or should not do, our effort is much better spent thinking about the question one level up, as some commentators have already begun doing: Should sitting Members of Parliament like Trudeau accept paid speaking engagements?

How can Danjuma who was described by President Buhari as soldiers» soldier, who sacrificed for Nigeria through his fearlessness, philanthropic gesture and effort in promoting peace in the society, now join sectional leaders in what some commentators describe as «toxic hate speech?»

Lorigo, Republican Assemblyman David DiPietro and prominent conservative commentator and author David Bellavia serve as trustees for the effort.

Some commentators view engagement as the level of discretionary effort these employees exert.

Commentators often try to explain away this troubling trend as an artifact of changing student populations, flaws in test design, or declining student effort on low - stakes tests.

The two most vivid examples on my mind at the moment are «It's Global Warming, Stupid,» a much - shared essay in Bloomberg Businessweek, and an effort by Anthony Watts, inspired by a ridiculous U.S. News Sandy - warming poll, to list scientists and commentators for and against global warming as the storm's cause.

It would be equally wrong to write off the summit as a waste of time, effort and money as some commentators have very narrowly done.

-LSB-...] no question that it has greatly helped US efforts in its negotiations with China as other wise commentators have ably pointed out.

John has served as an expert witness regarding issues in asbestos litigation; he is a frequent speaker and commentator on products liability litigation; and he has coordinated clients» lobbying efforts in the U.S. House and Senate to create national asbestos legislation.

Perhaps even more troubling, he says, are the government's increasing efforts to present its own brand of news directly to the public through tactics such as paying supposedly independent commentators and issuing government video news releases.

As many commentators have pointed out, the efforts of JAAC have resulted in a «very strong bench, untainted by patronage.»