Sentences with phrase «officials hear that message»

We hope the mayor and all elected officials hear that message.

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After decades of hearing messages from high church officials that lesbian and gay people were a threat to humanity and a danger to children, I had to rub my eyes a few times to make sure that I was reading this new, more positive language correctly.

At a time when Americans have grown accustomed to hearing public officials invoke a kind of generic national religion that's sensitive to diverse faith traditions and nonbelievers alike, Perry has often gone a big step further, telegraphing a distinctly Christian message.

The powerful Assembly Democrats are behind closed doors Tuesday morning, discussing specifics of a Cuomo education plan that some apparently heard about only late Monday, despite that a Cuomo administration official, speaking on background, told reporters that the deal has been in place for days and denied that there were messaging discrepancies coming from the executive and the Legislature.

That's the message DHS officials apparently conveyed to NAPA officials when Williams and her colleagues were conducting their study, as Williams said in a comment later on during the hearing.

You can now hear the message in mp3 format on the official site as well.

Meanwhile, a grassroots parent movement opposed to PARCC is demanding its voice be heard, and the state's Department of Education says it's trying to communicate its own message, though officials acknowledge they may be drowned out by the noise.

A program launched this month by Oakland Unified lets students send anonymous text messages to school officials when they hear of a dangerous situation.

What sort of message would you like to leave listeners in other countries, such as those who have heard your music on the EXTRA Official Compilation album?

Planned Parenthood Texas Votes will make sure that every single elected official in Texas hears one message loud and clear: The rights of women aren't negotiable and our health care isn't a political bargaining chip.

«My expertise is in crafting the message that our elected officials and bureaucrats need to hear, but that message is best delivered by the practitioner who can speak to real - world experience,» said Amber Sundsted, government affairs director of the Billings Association of REALTORS ® in Montana.