Sentences with phrase «enough public standing»

So it will go on, I suppose, till we find someone with enough courage, enough learning, enough public standing to undertake the synthesis; there is a battle royal, long overdue, which still has to be fought out at the level of academic debate (p13).

Not exact matches

As it happens, enough people did sit down, examine their consciences and then stood right back up again: the public outcry eventually forced Steinberg's clinic to suspend the service.

I feel so much respect for Chick - Fil - A not every business or public person is brave enough to stand for what they believe especially if it's about God.

They largely refused to acknowledge that poverty rather than school quality was the root cause of the educational problems of disadvantaged kids, for fear that saying so would merely reinforce a long - standing belief among public educators that students unlucky enough to live in poverty shouldn't be expected to achieve at high levels — and public educators shouldn't be expected to get them there.

Informal chit - chat is fine; however any discussions involving state business, or MPs using the powers gifted to them by the public, must be transparent enough to stand up to the toughest scrutiny.

The foundation aid increase backed by the Assembly stands at $ 1.2 billion, a figure backed by public education advocates who say the state is not spending enough on poor and high - needs school districts.

«I hope the record I had as attorney general, standing up in the public interest, will be enough to persuade the public to give me a second shot,» Spitzer told WCBS 880's Alex Silverman.

And there are issues he is clearly not on our side — on nuclear disarmament for example (he wants in principle to preserve a nuclear deterrent though is happy for Trident to go into the defence review)-- and many more where there simply isn't clear enough evidence, like where exactly he stands on public investment versus spending cuts.

Sir Thomas's rulings are stringent enough to cause quite a hoopla, during which old - lag MPs can be forced to stand down, and any who run to the courts can act as lightning rods to draw the fire from those still in a job, who will denounce them in pained solidarity with the public.

For those for whom these considerations might not be quite enough, there is little that can enforce the code other than concern with the cumulative harm to ones reputation and standing that comes from ones colleagues awareness of a pattern of infractions, or fear of the public denunciation by colleagues that may follow in the rarer instances of someones descending into more massive and willful disregard of accepted standards.

And they are crazy enough to stand in front of a hostile public body and argue that their theory of education should be approved.

This is enough to keep them out of public schools, but not out of the hearts of the millions of young people who love Harry Potter and despise the small - minded Dursleys, who ride with Harry on the train to Hogwarts, cheer for him as he leads his quidditch team to victory, stand alongside him as he challenges the forces of evil, and pray that he survives the violent confrontation with Lord Voldemort that inevitably lies ahead.

Only when enough good people stand up to the destructive agenda of the teachers unions will public education take a great leap forward.

Michelle Rhee, the woman Malloy refused to stand with at an «education» rally was, none the less, kind enough to pay for a half a million dollars in radio and television advertising proclaiming Malloy and his plan the savior when it came to putting Connecticut's public education system on track.

Stand up to them, marshall enough public attention or legal action in your favor, and they almost always back down.

Well there's enough of us to vote them out of office and run the animal rights activists right out of our state - if we go public, if we network with each other, if we stand up and fight for the right to own multiple pets of the breed and species we choose.

I imagine any dude willing to wear a pillowcase on his head in public is probably not all that secure about his sexual prowess, and this guy was obviously showing off the fact that he had a girlfriend supportive enough to stand out in the cold with him on a Saturday night (yeah, Nintendo games tend to come out on Sundays for some reason) for an early copy of Skyward Sword.

Fortunately for the crypto community, many talented lawyers have been brave enough to take stands and make them public, resulting in groundbreaking legal analyses and proposals — including «A Securities Law Framework for Blockchain Tokens,» «The SAFT Project: Toward a Compliant Token Sale Framework,» «Not So Fast — Risks Relating to the Use of a «SAFT» for Token Sales» and «Conceptual Framework for Legal and Risk Assessment of Blockchain Crypto Property (BCP).»