Sentences with phrase «of all political persuasions»

It's the one bit of accountability to which every CEO, regardless of political persuasion, pays homage.

How he would have sought to influence the voting intention of people of every political persuasion.

By now, few scientists of any political persuasion question the reality of human - induced global warming.

The group had one objective — to convince voters to support Republican candidates based on national - security issues — and it served well to demonstrate a personality - driven theory of political persuasion.

Facebook's recent suspension of Cambridge Analytica, a data analytics firm that played a key role in President Trump's 2016 campaign, highlights the rapid rise of a company that claimed it had reached new heights in marrying the art of political persuasion with the science of big data.

Facebook's recent suspension of Cambridge Analytica, a data analytics firm that played a key role in President Trump's 2016 campaign, highlights the rapid rise of a company that claimed it had reached new heights in marrying the art of political persuasion with the science of big data.

12.05 pm: David Cameron kicks off with concerns from councils of all political persuasions that the Government's plans for social care are unfunded.

Of course, politicians of all political persuasions know better than most the true impact of the legal aid cuts.

In the UK, the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) has called for governments of all political persuasions to take more of a long - term approach to planning such projects, with a 25 -30-year horizon rather than working over five - year electoral cycles or even shorter timeframes.

It was certainly good to see men and women of all political persuasions sitting shoulder to shoulder in order to champion artistic talent.

It has involved endless provocations against the regime in Tehran, including economic sanctions that make life very, very difficult for Iranians of every political persuasion.

The machinery of political persuasion and campaign finance has achieved a kind of perpetual motion, and we never escape the shrill whining of its gears.

Now he has written an easy - to - follow manual of political persuasion that could have been called the Joy of Lobbying or the Good Lobbying Guide.

As usual, Farage acts as a symbol of political persuasion: people self - define by their opposition or support for him.

We want to make Magna Carta 2.0 a call to people and organisations of all political persuasions across the country to put a stop to the threats to our liberty, clean up the way we are governed and ensure that the state respects the people.

If people - powered, neighbor - to - neighbor campaigns are the future of political persuasion, as President Barack Obama's former campaign manager Jim Messina suggests it is, then the practice is in need of a serious upgrade.

What of other lobbyists of every political persuasion, who enjoy almost total anonymity, yet whose influence is felt right through Parliament, government and ultimately, the daily lives of ordinary people?

Niger Delta militants have asked Prof Charles Dokubo, the new Coordinator of the Presidential Amnesty Programme, to convene a meeting of vital stakeholders, irrespective of political persuasion, to brainstorm and chart the way forward for the programme.

It is up to people of all political persuasions who fear for Britain's society and our economy to stand up and commit to protect not just our values and ideals but the basics of our social and economic fabric.

But the statistics produced by Save the Children were ridiculed by experts and Forsyth was criticised for using the charity, funded by donors of all political persuasions, to pursue a crude political campaign against the Tory government's austerity programme.

But that science is clear — human activities are disrupting the global climate system, and that poses risks to people and institutions of all political persuasions.

Awaiting her there is a new boss, Rodolfo Schmidt (Mark Strong), whose more principled approach to the art of political persuasion stands in stark contrast with his new hire's down - and - dirty tactics.

The reality of California's unacceptable educational results and insolvent cities and counties will compel concerned citizens of all political persuasions to examine these issues over the next several years.

And rollouts of new Common Core standards continue to spark strong anger from teachers and parents of all political persuasions.

Numerous persons, from a wide variety of political persuasions, are making it clear they are not happy with the miles - per - gallon fraud that Obama's EPA is foisting on the public.

Only when people of all political persuasions look past their preconceived notions and toward the well - supported facts about which policies work will our nation make lasting advancements in the war against poverty.

According to polls and innumerable published interviews and anecdotes, Americans of all political persuasions just can't wait for the nightmare of the current presidential election to end.

Over 150 years of accumulated knowledge have led to this consilience, and was until recently, received wisdom amongst leaders of all political persuasions, as important and actionable knowledge.

The tradition of American constitutionalism, practiced by judges of all political persuasions over two centuries, has always held out an important place for history in the interpretation of the Constitution.

There is no doubt that the latest Lords defeats send a strong message that their proposals as drafted were unacceptable to members of all political persuasions.

And families of all political persuasions will want to check out the Clinton Memorial Library.

We all like fresh air regardless of political persuasion, don't we?)

The prime minister also claimed that cuts to public services begun under the leadership of former Labour PM Tony Blair and involved «governments of all colours, councils of all political persuasions».

However, it also demonstrates the vacuity of the style of politics he first created and which politicians of all political persuasions have since sought to emulate.

Federal governments of both political persuasions had been keen to put their stamp on mental health and promote themselves as champions of the sector in the past decade that, while commendable, had seen a succession of short - term programs with little connection to existing services.

It is a distressing reality which touches people of all political persuasions.

Facebook's recent suspension of Cambridge Analytica, a data analytics firm that played a key role in President Trump's 2016 campaign, highlights the rapid rise of a company that claimed it had reached new heights in marrying the art of political persuasion with the science of big data.

I don't want this space to be political, though I know sexual harassment affects women of all political persuasions (and size and age and color and ethnicity and religion and... sigh).

Now scientists of all political persuasions are speaking out.

Facebook's recent suspension of Cambridge Analytica, a data analytics firm that played a key role in President Donald Trump's 2016 campaign, highlights the rapid rise of a company that claimed it had reached new heights in marrying the art of political persuasion with the science of big data.

The support is also widespread and broad — the majority of people in all regions of the country and of all political persuasions (85 % Democrats, 65 % of Independents, and 51 % of Republicans) stand behind the actions.

And it's not just Trump supporters who can fall into this trap — it can happen to any of us, regardless of our political persuasions.

Let's squeeze in a little tighter to make enough room for people of all political persuasions, all religious backgrounds, all ethnicities, and all denominations.

Even in death, Nelson Mandela had the power to command respect from those of all political persuasions.

In fact, I would argue that, regardless of political persuasion or religious conviction, most people in America believe that access to health care is a right.

The manual begins with an uncontentious definition: «Lobbying is the process of seeking to influence government and its institutions by informing the public policy agenda» or, rather more succinctly, «the art of political persuasion».

«This isn't a political issue — councils of all political persuasions are making their voices heard across the country,» Derbyshire county council's leader Anne Western said.