Sentences with phrase «public airing»

The mutually assured damage of public airing of policy differences between Michael Gove and Theresa May makes events inexplicable, not least as they cast a shaft of light on a political terrain that must undermine the Tory general election cause: the world beyond David Cameron.

While Eramet noted that the outcome of the audit remained «uncertain» and «may or may not result in any liability», it is mildly puzzling that, given the financial profundity of TiZir to the wellbeing of Mineral Deposits, this is the first public airing of the issue with the Australian listing's owners.

The new Citroen C4 Aircross will get its first public airing at next week's Geneva motor show, ahead of the compact SUV's market launch in the autumn.

atheist have total freedom in the public square, bit Christians are second class citizens, because the all supreme atheist say their speech is not fit for public airing.

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He also called for a «full public airing of the secretive and flawed process at the New York Fed that resulted in the recommendation to reward such failure.»

The very public airing of the reason for Saatchi and Lawson's relationship breakdown has had one benefit: it has raised awareness of an issue that may have been quietly slipping us by for far too long.

New Yorkers For Constitutional Freedoms, a conservative Christian organization, blasted the measure, saying lawmakers should conduct a more public airing of the bill through hearings.

Azzopardi denied the clean energy standard was passed without public airing, noting there were 24 public hearings state wide before its passage.

The significance of the Common Core is that the advocates for the Common Core and the people who are designing the test talk very explicitly about, as Carol said, these instructional shifts, which have not been publicly debated, which got little public airing as 40 - odd states rushed to adopt the Common Core in 2009, 2010, and which portend a dramatic shift in how we teach 50 million children reading and math.

Set to get its first public airing in production guise at the Paris motor show in September, the R8 E-tron shares its appearance with the standard R8.

«To the flying public an air tragedy is an air tragedy, regardless of how it is classified,» said Tyler.

President Donald Trump will not assert executive privilege to block fired FBI Director James Comey from testifying on Capitol Hill, the White House said Monday, setting the stage for a dramatic public airing of the former top law enforcement official's dealings with the commander in chief.

Maybe it's a clever marketing call, maybe it's a sincere public airing of the challenges of marriage and monogamy, maybe it's both.

At a rare public airing of their differences, some commissioners at the August meeting of JCOPE said they don't want another associate of Cuomo's to be the next executive director.

Many questions require public airing, scrutiny and answers first.

Reading Manjoo's narrative, which nicely pulls together the different pieces of evidence that saw their first public airing during the just - concluded Apple - Samsung trial, I'm struck again by a path that was filled with more than its fair share of trial and error.

But The New Public airs nationally on PBS on October 1, so let's start with that one.

In an uncharacteristic public airing of an independent school's internecine feuding, three former trustees of Miami's Palmer Trinity School have sued 14 current and former trustees over what they say is a breach of the agreement between the Palmer School and Trinity Episcopal School when the two merged two years ago.

Almost two decades since New Jersey's first charter school law was enacted, the Legislature's latest stab at a law for the state's growing charter movement will get its first public airing today.

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Aside from public esteem and market kudos, public airing adds valuable cross marketing and cause - related income streams like those created by Ronald Lauder who freely mixes gift shop opportunities for Estée Lauder products with shows at his Neue Galerie.

They were not at all comfortable with the possible public airing of their past, unlike a younger generation.

Then again, most of these disputes tend to get sorted out after a big public airing of grievances.

The C30 Polestar gets its first public airing at the Gothenburg Motor Show (April 22 - 25), though Volvo says there are no plans to bring the C30 Polestar into production.

But the abundance of volunteers also comes with a reality check: The crowded primaries are giving the party's ideological divide a full public airing and could give party leaders less control over who carries the mantle in November.

De Blasio's very public airing of his grievances with Cuomo last year, in which he said the governor had «engaged in his own sense of strategies, his own political machinations, and what we've often seen is, if someone disagrees with him openly, some kind of revenge or vendetta follows,» marked a turning point in the two men's relationship, and not for the better.

While these are all vital debates, it means the details of how we leave the EU are now being left in the hands of senior party figures, having had little public airing.

It is the first time the company has given a new car its first public airing in the Asia - Pacific region.

The new Citroen C4 Aircross has received its first public airing at the Geneva motor show today, ahead of the compact SUV's market launch in the autumn.

So it was yesterday, when the research panel of the U.S. House of Representatives science committee held its first public airing of a bill that would make some controversial changes to peer review at the National Science Foundation (NSF).

But, Zaller tells Inc., Senigaglia could argue that her complaint about getting fired did not merit a public airing of work history or specific reasons for her firing that she otherwise did not share.

Following Fowler's public airing of her experience at the company, Uber set out to «grow up,» as Kalanick said months ago.

Events of recent months» in particular, the execution of Timothy McVeigh and, just prior to it, public airing for the first time of audio tapes of executions in Georgia» have focused attention on the morality of the death penalty, even if administered fairly and equitably.

Bonus feature: the mutual dislike between coaches Bruce Pearl and John Calipari, which had a public airing on SEC media day.

While de Blasio has promised a public airing of grievances over the city's more controversial statues, he said a commission to study them has to stay quiet — for now — because it's dealing with «very sensitive, complex subject matter.»

Then there was the time Kelly and Cuomo were traveling again right at the height of the public airing of grievances between the Governor and New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio.

«There has been a public airing,» Majority Leader Joe Morelle said.

A New York State judge ruled that a defamation lawsuit brought by a woman who has said Trump made unwanted sexual advances could go forward, raising the possibility of a public airing of other allegations of sexual misconduct against the president.

Secondly, it's addicted to the gloss, to affective language, in clear preference to the public airing of ideas which should be part of any properly functioning democracy.

Democrats, already fearful of getting throttled at the polls in November, are dreading a public airing of Rangel's ethical misdeeds at a hearing before the ethics panel's adjudicatory subcommittee — just weeks before the elections.

«Chief Harrington vigorously maintains his innocence and looks forward to a public airing of these baseless charges before an impartial jury,» said his lawyer, Andrew Weinstein.

Our public air transportation system supports so many different aspects of our communities and lives.

The public airing came as a surprise to many observers, in part because Miner and Cuomo are fellow Democrats.

It's unlikely that your average Ph.D. researcher would consider such a public airing of family history, though it's not without precedent.

Few physicists attended Weinstein's initial lecture, and with no published equations to review, the public airing of his theory has generated heated controversy.

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