Sentences with phrase «in newspaper opinion pieces»

I enjoy writing; publishing my work regularly in professional magazines, on the HPC blog, in newspaper opinion pieces and in peer reviewed journals.

And here, today, is Australia's Prime Minister, Julia Gillard, declaring in a newspaper opinion piece that the science is clear because:

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In a recent newspaper opinion piece, he wrote that Facebook does indeed support net neutrality:

It's also worth keeping in mind that posts on Medium differ in one crucial way from the typical newspaper opinion piece: Namely, readers can reply to them.

Dr. Allaire is a regular contributor of opinion pieces in French and English newspapers (Financial Post), a commentator on business TV programs as well as a frequent speaker at corporate governance conferences.

If you can't get any of the media to cover this as a story, try writing it as an opinion piece for the largest newspaper in town (if they won't run it, go to the next largest paper, and keep going until someone runs it.)

The Orthodox newspaper Hamodia ran a scathing opinion piece that accused the assemblyman of paying for the Democratic nod in NY - 9 with «his very soul,» noting in particular his «yes» vote on same - sex marriage.

An opinion piece in Hamodia, a prominent New York City - based Jewish newspaper, a writer compared de Blasio's support for the leftist Sandinista movement to being a «Nazi sympathizer.»

More significant, the choice of this central campaign frame meant several MPs who were willing to be listed as Yes voters, were unwilling to do anything else which would associate themselves with that anti-politics message, from writing opinion pieces in local newspapers to endorsing campaign activities to their own party members.

In an opinion piece published in this weekend's edition of Hamodia, a prominent New York City - based Jewish newspaper, a writer compared the Democratic mayoral hopeful's support for the leftist Sandinista movement to being a «Nazi sympathizer.&raquIn an opinion piece published in this weekend's edition of Hamodia, a prominent New York City - based Jewish newspaper, a writer compared the Democratic mayoral hopeful's support for the leftist Sandinista movement to being a «Nazi sympathizer.&raquin this weekend's edition of Hamodia, a prominent New York City - based Jewish newspaper, a writer compared the Democratic mayoral hopeful's support for the leftist Sandinista movement to being a «Nazi sympathizer.»

Lee organized for the union in its early days but ultimately changed his mind, launching an anti-union website and writing an opinion piece for the student newspaper railing against the UAW.

Have students examine the various aspects of immigration from their assigned perspective, compile their findings in multimedia presentations, and collaborate to write opinion pieces for the editorial page of the newspaper.

At Harvard, an opinion writer for the student newspaper published a piece in 2013 titled «Don't Teach for America,» and last year, the Student Labor Action Movement urged Harvard to sever ties with TFA.

On Valentine's Day 2013, Emma had an opinion piece on Love and Saint Valentine published in the Irish Times newspaper.

And while it's unlikely that Bezos sat down with Will and crafted this ridiculous opinion piece over a couple of drinks, rubbing their hands maniacally and laughing their evil villain laughs, Bezos does have a corporate responsibility for what gets printed in his company's newspaper.

Heins pulled double duty as the public face of the BlackBerry maker on Tuesday, appearing on a Canadian radio morning show and penning an opinion piece in the Globe and Mail newspaper.

She is the author of the new book Animal Stars, and has published opinion pieces in The Hill, newspapers across the country, and journals reporting on animals.

Keith Stuart, The Guardian's games editor (and formerly the editor of the unofficial UK Dreamcast magazine, DC - UK) believes this to be true, as he writes in his latest opinion piece on the newspaper's website.

On the day Steffen's opinion piece appeared, this newspaper republished Matt Ridley's article in The Times claiming «the Earth is very slowly slipping back into a proper ice age».

There's more: The professor Justin mentions in his guest post counterattacked in a short - on - substance piece at the Union College's online newspaper, co-authored with the «bossy woman» in the second photo, see «A lord's opinion can't compete with scientific truth» http://www.concordy.com/article/opinions/march-7-2012/a-lords-opinion-cant-compete-with-scientific-truth/

If only a prominent climate scientist, let's say Michael Mann or someone like that could get an open invitation to write opinion pieces in a national newspaper, like say the Washington Post.

In an opinion piece intended for publication in a newspaper, Mitrovica suggests that Smith shouldn't be taken seriously because she's a «former newspaper columnist.&raquIn an opinion piece intended for publication in a newspaper, Mitrovica suggests that Smith shouldn't be taken seriously because she's a «former newspaper columnist.&raquin a newspaper, Mitrovica suggests that Smith shouldn't be taken seriously because she's a «former newspaper columnist.»

He takes one case of an (admittedly rather silly) opinion piece in a newspaper to identify a phenomenon of «denial».

On November 11, the chairman of Friend's of Maine's Mountains had an important opinion piece published in the Portland Press Herald and other MaineToday newspapers.

In Scorcher I am particularly critical of the reports and opinion pieces by the newspaper's environment writer Matthew Warren, whom I noted joined the paper last year from his previous position as a PR operative for the NSW coal industry.

Whitehouse even urged the editorial boards of major newspapers to refrain from publishing «phony «opinion» writing» pieces by climate skeptics — in other words, pieces that disagree with his immovable opinions.

It finds that news coverage of scepticism is mostly limited to the USA and the UK; that there is a strong correspondence between the political leaning of a newspaper and its willingness to quote or use uncontested sceptical voices in opinion pieces; and that the type of sceptics who question whether global temperatures are warming are almost exclusively found in the US and UK newspapers.

«The American president shuts his eyes to the economic and human damage that the failure to protect the climate inflicts on his country and the world through natural catastrophes like Katrina,» Germany's environmental minister, Jurgen Trittin, wrote in an opinion piece printed Aug. 30 in the Frankfurter Rundschau newspaper.

In the opinion piece from The Sydney Morning Herald, Lawyers Without Borders is Justice American - Style, Mark Coultan, the newspaper's New York correspondent, describes how the United States is giving new meaning to the phrase, «long arm of the law.»

«A diverse judiciary results in a broader range of perspectives, which is crucial in judicial decision - making,» write two other lawyers in an opinion piece in the Toronto Star newspaper.

Rule 16.6 (a) requires that opinion pieces in newspapers be cited as «Opinion» rather than «Op - Ed.opinion pieces in newspapers be cited as «Opinion» rather than «Op - Ed.Opinion» rather than «Op - Ed.»

In addition to his scholarly writing, Professor Lubet's humor and opinion pieces have appeared frequently on the op - ed pages of newspapers such as the Chicago Tribune, New York Times, San Francisco Chronicle, Baltimore Sun, Philadelphia Inquirer, Newsday, Los Angeles Times, Washington Post, Dallas Morning News, Atlanta Journal Constitution, Detroit Free Press, and many others, as well as in the online journals Slate and SaloIn addition to his scholarly writing, Professor Lubet's humor and opinion pieces have appeared frequently on the op - ed pages of newspapers such as the Chicago Tribune, New York Times, San Francisco Chronicle, Baltimore Sun, Philadelphia Inquirer, Newsday, Los Angeles Times, Washington Post, Dallas Morning News, Atlanta Journal Constitution, Detroit Free Press, and many others, as well as in the online journals Slate and Saloin the online journals Slate and Salon.

At issue was the reproduction on an Internet chat site of several paragraphs from opinion pieces published in the National Post newspaper.

Across the newspapers over the period which was analysed, the great majority of writers of comment and opinion pieces accepted the truth of the material in the Report, welcomed the bringing to light of the events described, supported the idea of a formal apology and were critical, often scathingly, of the Prime Minister when it was not given.