Sentences with phrase «of public figures»

He is one of the public figures who joined in the institution of king advisor.

A recent case provides another opportunity to consider the legal issues surrounding defamation of a public figure.

It's often said of public figures when they die that they would have loved to have been at the service and the wake afterwards.

The area of the law regarding facebook publications is not settled, but certainly the privacy issues of public figures are.

When that becomes a question of some significance the self - confidence of any public figure is bound to collapse.

I am surprised about how people are able to accept and tolerate those imperfections of the public figures.

We often use archived photographs of public figures and politicians.

The involvement of a public figure might make a difference.

Our website and social media content uses only fictional names, except in cases of public figure and celebrity parody or satirization.

During the 23 years she has practised family law in England, Charmaine has represented a vast number of public figures including pop stars, actors and actresses, members of parliament, well known sports men and women, TV personalities, entrepreneurs, medical practitioners, bankers, accountants and other clients» who require efficient no nonsense financial advice.

Klein doesn't add much to existing media profiles of public figures such as Diane Ravitch or Randi Weingarten, and former mayor Michael Bloomberg comes off as steely and demanding, supportive but bland.

In interviews, Cruise has said that those who knew Barry Seal in real life loved him in spite of his flaws, and this seems to hold true for a lot of public figures who overcome scrutiny through outward affability.

It sidesteps the pitfalls of Hollywood biopics and offers a candid portrait of a public figure whose private life and struggles make for compelling drama.

Duncan Campbell Artforum International; July 1, 2017; Long, Declan; 700 + words DUBLINDuncan CampbellIRISH MUSEUM OF MODERN ARTDuncan Campbell's breakthrough film, the remarkable mini-documentary Bernadette, 2008, is an inventively intimate portrait of a public figure.

Drawing from her personal memories of the effects of Alzheimer's on family members, heroic stories of public figures coping with the disease, and research conducted with neurologists and geoscientists, Biggs raises fundamental questions about how we become — and how we lose our sense of — who we are.

Combining video, sound and objects, this multidimensional exhibition draws on heroic stories of public figures coping with the disease and research conducted with neurologists and geoscientists to raise fundamental questions about how we become — and lose our sense of — who we are.

The sordid affairs of public figures can capture people's attention as they search for clickbait.

Tim interviews an eclectic mix of public figures from Arnold Schwarzenegger to Tony Robbins, picking their brains in order to find out exactly what makes them tick, and thus what makes them so successful.

In a letter to the Observer today, a powerful alliance of public figures ranging from the author Philip Pullman and actor Jonathan Pryce to the musician Brian Eno launch a fresh campaign for a referendum on PR on the same day as the next general election.

Based on J.D. Salinger: A Life by Kenneth Slawenski, the movie sticks to the formula of Strong's other scripts, focusing on major moments in the life of a public figure rather than concentrating on any one period in history.

In the case of a public figure like Palin, Facebook and Twitter provide a chance to tell her story as she wants it told — which does not necessarily mean that the result is the REAL story.

An investigator who worked for Rees claims he was also occasionally commissioning burglaries of public figures to steal material for newspapers.

The prime minister's media adviser, Andy Coulson, personally listened to the intercepted voicemail messages of public figures when he edited the News of the World, a senior journalist who worked alongside him has said.

Finding beauty in the grimy images of public figures embroiled in scandal and sleaze may sound like a challenge, but it is one that London - based artist John Walter takes up with vigor.

• Brian Paddick, a former deputy assistant commissioner with the Met who is seeking a judicial review of the alleged failure of his former force to tell him his name had been found on a list of public figures whose phones may have been targeted, called for Coulson to be interviewed by police.

But the coming out of public figure really have a great impact on the LGBT community, including those who have come out and those who haven't.

Viewers may spot the likenesses of public figures such as Stuart Hall, Thelma Golden or Paul Gilroy, but also portraits of anonymous friends and lovers — dressed up, undressed, and in drag — and views of cluttered bedrooms and city parks.

In this instance, Thompson utilised the prism of public figures making the case for war and how pressure acting upon them to make the moral case as well as the pragmatic case for war has led to a warping of the debate over foreign policy.

I can't think of any public figure on the Left who wouldn't be flattered to share the stage with either man.

Called the Goldwater rule, it prohibits APA members from diagnosing the mental health of public figures whom they have not examined.

The assertion that judges would most likely find it okay to process publicly available data of public figures for a reference site does not imply that they would find the same for processing users» private data for raising advertising revenue.

Four months before political cartoonist Mike Fiore won a Pulitzer Prize for his work, his NewsToon app was rejected by Apple in December 2009, with the company citing rules about making fun of public figures.

Bower, an investigative journalist known for his explosive unauthorised biographies of public figures including media mogul Robert Maxwell, Richard Branson, and former prime minister Tony Blair, says he has interviewed over 120 people for the book on the future king, according to The Guardian.

«Woods has not done anything illegal — the list is endless of public figures, especially males, who do this, but Americans accept this stuff.

A government spokeswoman said: «We have been clear that abuse of public figures in any form is completely unacceptable.

«The funding will strengthen GMG's financial reserves as we prepare for trial this March in Hulk Hogan's $ 100 million invasion of privacy lawsuit, in which we are defending our right to report truthfully on the conduct of public figures,» Denton wrote in a memo to employees announcing the investment.

Eugene Kennedy's recent book Believing introduces an interesting variation on this form by getting into the hearts and heads of public figures ranging from Eugene McCarthy to B.F. Skinner.

She is already something of a public figure through a radio show she hosts, and Vizguerra regularly advocates for immigrant issues.

Many of the public figures profiled in Bauer's «The Art of the Public Grovel» have come back into the public eye, not least President Bill Clinton.

This is an unhelpful and iniquitous response to the death of a public figure.

As a series of public figures have survived prosecutions, legal experts say that shifts in the law have eroded the government's ability to combat graft.

However, President Akufo - Addo indicated that as one of the public figures most constantly vilified in sections of the Ghanaian media, and one who, ironically, was a principal actor in the repeal of the law, he continues to insist that its repeal was necessary in the public interest in our emerging democracy.

Senior opposition politicians are calling on the government to respond to renewed accusations that Downing Street's chief communications officer, Andy Coulson, encouraged reporters to illegally intercept messages from the cellphones of public figures when he was editor of The News of the World.

I cite Palin and Rangel because we all know their names, but lots of public figures find truth - telling similarly difficult.

In one example, researchers showed that by matching voter registration data to a de-identified healthcare database, it was possible to «re-identify» the health records of a public figure.

While there is an exception for court - ordered evaluations and for consultations even without personally evaluating someone, there is no explicit exception allowing psychiatrists to tell elected officials, in public or in private, their views of a public figure's mental state.