Sentences with phrase «outspoken critics during»

But teachers were among some of King's most outspoken critics during his tenure as commissioner of New York education.

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He had been an outspoken critic of the Assad government in Syria during the start of the civil war in the country.

There were no political parties during the Revolution... and few were speaking out against slavery then... the outspoken critics of slavery, the abolitonists of the early and mid-1800's, were the Radical Republicans.

As further evidence of his outspoken nature, he also was a vocal critic of the election of Long Island Republican John Flanagan as Senate majority leader in 2015, so much so that earlier this year he said he was seeking GOPers to run against Sen. Michael Nozzolio, R - Seneca County, who backed Flanagan during the 2015 leadership battle.

During an interview at a Chalkbeat breakfast event on Thursday, the CEO of Success Academy Charter Schools explained her evolution from what she described as an «FDR Democrat» who believed the traditional school system was flawed but could be improved to an outspoken critic trying to lead an educational revolution from the outside.

Phil Robertson has been an outspoken critic of political correctness during his time on A&E's hit show «Duck Dynasty».

Speakers include European Tour Operators Association Tom Jenkins, who has been an outspoken critic of the impact the Olympic Games has had on tourism for host cities arguing that tourists stay away in the build - up, during and aftermath of the event.

Speakers include European Tour Operators Association Tom Jenkins, who has been an outspoken critic of the impact the Olympic Games has had on tourism for host cities, arguing that tourists stay away in the build up, during, and aftermath of the event.

The Industry Leaders Group had been one of the most outspoken critics of organized real estate during the past two years, focusing attention on duplication of services and the lack of an easily accessible, national MLS system.