Sentences with phrase «op eds favoring»

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Last week, The Copenhagen Post ran an op - ed by Morten Frisch, a doctor and sex researcher who favors a ban.

Almost a year and a half after promising to detail a «stunning number of donors» who sought favors and didn't get them, de Blasio published an op - ed containing only two new examples.

But I also agree with the sentiment expressed by Richard Kim, the Executive Editor of The Nation magazine, who wrote an op - ed in favor of voting for Howie Hawkins as the best candidate.

Members of the groups ghostwrote op - eds and prepared testimony in order to create the appearance of a grassroots movement in favor of development projects they were backing, the attorney general said.

Mayor Bill de Blasio finally published a long - anticipated op - ed listing political donors who did not get special favors from City Hall, more than a year after he first said he would release the list.

July 21, 2011: Scholarly Journal Publishes Article on How California Would be Changed if it Used Proportional Representation July 21, 2011: Sacramento Bee Runs Op - Ed Advocating Proportional Voting Systems July 21, 2011: Utah Republican Party Vice-Chair Testifies in Favor of Instant Runoff Voting

Cameron, with the Commuter Action Group, argued in favor of buses in a recent op - ed for Hearst Media.

It's a very good op - ed in favor of America's ability to live up to its potential and build itself into a country that actually represents the idea of liberty and equality that it's espoused for so long.

The Center's Paul Zavitkovsky responds to a Chicago Tribune op - ed favoring continued charter school expansion in the city.

In this op - ed, he responds to a Chicago Tribune editorial favoring continued charter school expansion in the city.

According to documents obtained by the Center for Media and Democracy (CMD), the American Petroleum Institute (API) and other oil industry groups have been directing state legislators to make public and legislative statements in favor of the pipeline project, and have provided legislators with draft legislation, language for op - eds and testimony to be presented as their own.

That translates into more letters to Congress, more meetings with Congress, more letters to the editor and op eds in favor of addressing the problems of using fossil fuels.

(Former editorial columnist, John Tierney, has written in favor of a carbon tax, but he no longer appears on the op - ed page.