Sentences with phrase «people in public life»

So why should the job of people in public life or for that matter in business be to try and stop change?

Very few people in public life have bothered to stand up for these people.

But it should matter that such behavior was confirmed today, beyond any reasonable doubt, by one of the most credible people in public life.

This includes old relationships broken due to betrayal or lack of trust and it even includes people in public life.

Things were very different, but still people in public life were trying to work out how best morally to live their lives.

There is no doubt that, compared with most of us, people in public life run a high risk of being attacked.

We're at a point in time in our country that has great divides and I think people in public life need to figure out ways to rebuild the consensus about how our society is to function going forward.

Of course Hagel is antisemitic, no thoughtful person in public life would say what he has said if he didn't believe it.

By common consent, so as not to be seen to be blowing my own trumpet, it is regarded as being composed of some of the best persons in public life today, men and women of achievement, experience, integrity and knowledge, together with youthful elements who are full of promise.

But I apologise sincerely for it: I fully accept people have a right to expect the highest standards from people in public life.»

«While few people in public life agree on every single issue, Andrew and I certainly agree on the overwhelming majority of priorities for our state, and I believe it is incumbent upon all of us to put aside our differences and come together, just as New Yorkers did during a similarly challenging time in our state's history in the 1970s.»

Toronto's CEO - turned mayor on how tech is transforming cities: «Why should the job of people in public life... be to try and stop change?»

«There are some people in public life for years and years who would never dream of doing anything improper,» said Dan Lynch, who covered politics as a reporter and editor in Philadelphia and New York before running for Assembly in 2000.

It started with the press hounding of people in public life.

«I think all people in public life should do more listening than talking,» she said.