Sentences with phrase «in public spotlight»

I also admire her willingness to be open and share so many of her struggles in the public spotlight.

«Perhaps at no time in Wall Street's history have boards of directors» roles and responsibilities been more in the public spotlight.

High - profile ambassadors can play a role in keeping the constitutional reform process in the public spotlight, to educate the wider community, and to promote popular ownership of the process.

Speaking of things that can taste great, but represent a potential health hazard, alcohol has remained in the public spotlight.

Both The Globe and Mail and the Toronto Star published numerous articles that put the Provincial Courts — and the judges sitting in them — in the public spotlight and subject to increased critical analysis.

From touting his «wind - powered electric sports car» to becoming a renewable energy millionaire, Ecotricity CEO Dale Vince is no stranger to putting his beliefs in the public spotlight.

For others it's irresistible to bask in the public spotlight after years of being ignored.

Hopefully the unsavory character of the Heartland Institute (and its think - alikes, the Cato Institute and the George C Marshall Institute) will remain in the public spotlight despite the negative attention that is being focused on Peter Gleick.

Each month, the Camden County Animal Shelter holds a multitude of events to display our furry companions in the public spotlight and to meet as many members of our community as we can in order to spread the message about our mission to the greater population.

Hosting events at various locations helps display our furry companions in the public spotlight.

The coverage 9News and News 5 provide — before, during, and after the event — puts veterinarians on the air and in the public spotlight in a way we've only been able to dream about!

Today, teachers continue to be in the public spotlight because of their direct impact on the nation's youth.

With the Lance Armstrong career - crumbling lying spree still lingering in the public spotlight, Gibney's latest film «The Armstrong Lie» is that perfectly - timed addition to his body of work.

The settlement appears to bring to an end a rollercoaster production process on Jane Got a Gun that was played out in the public spotlight last year.

The Rock plays future Hall of Fame quarterback Joe Kingman, known for his egotism and strive to be the best he can be, if only to bask continuously in the public spotlight.

This company has been in the public spotlight and featured in movies, tv shows, and music videos.

Truth is, while the agreement doesn't seem to change much on the surface, it keeps the online safety issue in public spotlight.

Noel Biderman, CEO of Ashley Madison, is using this element to further promote his business; using it to incite the conservative reaction needed to keep Ashley Madison in the public spotlight.

But it was NEON's bungling of such issues that put the project in the public spotlight and invited the type of congressional scrutiny that led to the current legislation.

If he can, the issue is put back in the public spotlight.

The incident puts the issue of gun control back in the public spotlight.

And if senior civil servants believe that they shouldn't be in the public spotlight - for example, by being grilled by Select Committees - they shouldn't write public tributes, not even to Margaret Thatcher.

We're vulnerable, you're in the public spotlight and this is some sick, warped individual and you're all helping them get a real hardy laugh.»

High - fructose corn syrup is a key ingredient that is experiencing covert reduction after it was put in the public spotlight.

Their son's battle with depression had been something only family friends knew about, but as his tragic death made headlines around the world, the Warrens» personal grief would be lived out in the public spotlight.

They have placed this event, which was an eventuality, in the public spotlight — right where it belongs.

And there was also a lot of silence in response to legitimate questions raised about people who have put themselves in the public spotlight, questions about their behaviors and their qualifications to be seen as «leaders.»

The Government is always in the public spotlight, after all, with people analysing every step it takes.

She recently accompanied the president on his first foreign trip, a nine - day journey through Saudi Arabia, Israel, Italy, and Belgium that marked her first extended turn as first lady in the public spotlight.

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I'm in the spotlight, you go out in public and people can takes pics — it's not that annoying part.

They don't seek the spotlight, and they do their work mostly in private, not in public.

The unwanted public spotlight puts BB&T in a difficult position, despite the millions of dollars it will get from Graham's businesses.

Reed, 27, has had a turbulent ride in the spotlight, including a controversial college career and a public feud with his parents dating back to 2012.

MONTREAL — Bombardier is implementing one of the deepest job cuts in its history by eliminating 7,000 positions — including more than a third in Canada — though it took pains Wednesday to instead train the public spotlight on a large CSeries plane order with Air Canada.

Spotify has been in the spotlight lately as the company found itself entangled in a public dispute with Taylor Swift.

«We have all the disadvantages of being a public company, as far as [the] spotlight, without any of the advantages of being public,» he said when asked why he was in a rush to take Uber public.

But each passing hour brings new information and individuals into the public spotlight — and in the process sheds light on how such information is likely to be used and what the media and the public seem to find most noteworthy.

We saw a brief period of turmoil regarding Dubai late last year, and more recently the public finances of Greece have been under the spotlight, with some other European countries just in the background.

«Jews and Baseball» contains a rare interview with Koufax, who retired at the prime of his career because of pain in his pitching arm and has avoided the public spotlight in the decades since.

Maybe it's the difference between performing as a kid and getting older, but I view «the spotlight» as a far more public property that I ever did earlier in my career.

Global Food Safety Conference 2018: Public - Private Partnerships in the Spotlight at Kick - off Press Conference

Ahead of the UK government's Soft Drinks Industry Levy coming into force next month, Public Health England (PHE) has published new data on the state of the nation's diet, nutrient intake and nutritional status — and sugary drinks are in the spotlight again.

That's been due in large part to the work of new offensive coordinator Steve Sarkisian, back in the coaching spotlight after a very public battle with alcoholism

Despite losing 56 - 48 in triple OT against then # 6 Stanford last week, Lane Kiffin's bunch have catapulted themselves into the national spotlight and quickly become a public darling.

Leave your mummy paranoia at the door «Spotlight theory» (roughly, the idea that everyone is looking at you) is rarely more applicable than in a public place with children.

Certainly, twins and other multiples are already in the spotlight when they go out in public.

Industry has made food the focus by putting profit over public health, which in turn shifts the spotlight to «what we're eating»... which in turn creates «righteous» reasons not to shovel the junk in kids» mouths... which in turn puts way too much emphasis on the tug - o - war bit for kids» health and well - being.

At 10:30 a.m., Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams will visit tenants at NYCHA's Albany Houses in Crown Heights with gubernatorial candidate and actress Cynthia Nixon, spotlighting chronic issues facing public housing in Brooklyn, a borough that is home to 99 developments with more than 58,000 apartments, 1414 Bergen St.

Evidence introduced in the ongoing corruption and bribery trial of former Yonkers Councilwoman Sandy Annabi has cast the spotlight on another public official: state Senator Tom Libous, who, according to witness testimony, pushed a law firm to hire his son — and inflate his starting salary — in exchange for steering government business toward the firm's practice.

Nevertheless, a protracted debate over Scotland's role in the United Kingdom would put a spotlight on the prime minister's Scottish roots at the same time as parliamentarians and the English public become increasingly vocal about the perceived injustice of the West Lothian question.