Sentences with phrase «public she essentially»

Considering that achieving the greatest good for the greatest number is kind of the point of democracy and any other coercive form of government, I guess you can say that Rand is opposed to the Republic as well, although in public she essentially gutted her own philosophy and said that she was only opposed to people being allowed to vote on matters of private enterprise.

Betting against the public essentially becomes an exercise of betting a lot of unders.

Here, the public essentially said the following: (a) the cuts were necessary; (b) the cuts were good for the economy; (c) the cuts were being done unfairly (with many agreeing they were being done too quickly); (d) Labour's high - spending was largely to blame; and (e) they would sooner have David Cameron and George Osborne in charge than their Labour equivalents.

Again, the public essentially said: (a) the coalition was doing a bad job; (b) the coalition was not good for «people like me»; (c) David Cameron personally was not doing a good job; and (d) David Cameron did not understand the lives of ordinary people.

Not exact matches

Hangouts are essentially public or private video chats with up to nine other Google + users.

That move essentially cast broadband providers as being more like telephone companies, which are considered common carriers that provide services to the general public, and are therefore subject to more rigorous regulations.

Essentially a distributed database, a blockchain — the system that also underpins the cryptocurrency Bitcoin — serves as a public ledger that can never be erased or rewritten.

In the last decade, the length of time it takes companies to go public has essentially doubled, according to Greifeld.

The court ruled in favor of Verizon, saying that the FCC did not have the authority to enforce its previous order, unless it reclassified Internet Service Providers (ISPs) as common carriers, essentially public utilities.

Twitter is a one - to - many platform, but that concept of speaking into the public forum has essentially lost all momentum.

Essentially, any wallet address out there in the cloud is secured with a public and private key, both of which are needed to access the funds.

This is a paradigm that I really, really, really, wish more of my peers on Twitter (and other public channels) would take to heart as well - it's been a pain to be subject to posts that are essentially irrelevant or incorrect «takes» on a particular matter, or be privy to users who seem to incessantly complain, and are eager to have their brand of negativity imprinted on everything and anything.

Essentially, search engines like Google have algorithms that determine which posts rise to the top of the results, and while the details of these algorithms are not privy to the public, there are certain known factors taken into account that allow web creators to make conscious steps to move up in the Google ranking.

Less than a year after making public his concept for a «Hyperloop» high - speed transportation system — essentially saying, «have at it, developers» — the erstwhile PayPal co-founder, current CEO of Tesla Motors and SpaceX, and general poster boy for successful geeky entrepreneurs has made another bold declaration of his laissez - faire attitude toward intellectual property.

Unilever (U.K.) SCORE: 73.18 Essentially a holding company for numerous consumer brands, Unilever has been raising its public visibility by attaching its own logo to marketing efforts

They totally nixed the original concept of the site, which was essentially an email - based recommendation service, but kept one unexpectedly popular feature that let users write public recommendations.

You can also create a token — what is essentially a smart contract — with or without a public ICO.

Kennedy: «So does — essentially, does — the advertisers that are using your platform — do they get access to information that the user doesn't actually think is either, one, being generated, or, two, is public?

Urtasun previously said of Vector Institute that essentially all of its work will be directly applicable to the task of making self - driving an everyday reality on public roads.

In February, Peterson pushed back against the critics in his first public statement, essentially arguing he did the right things in an uncertain, chaotic situation.

It could be that the public demands placed upon a prime minister and his spouse justify the assistance, regardless of that prime minister's personal means; essentially, that Trudeau's circumstances and official burden have changed.

Essentially, public investors own about 20 % of Pizza Pizza, but in a separate company.

He continued: «Now we are going to be adding public exchanges to our authenticated network, so essentially they are going to be the ones who are KYCd.

The problem is that the central bank has to keep following through, which effectively means buying assets at prices that ensure central bank balance - sheet losses - these would essentially be government expenditures of funds that could otherwise be used to benefit the public.

This is America's elected leader — and he essentially, based on his first public response, ignored what the real problem is.

It is true that a private blockchain allows for the screening of participants, whereas a public blockchain is essentially accessible to everyone.

Essentially, an Ether paper wallet is a record of your Ethereum Wallet's Private and Public keys which you need to...

«And from the very beginning, pornography was essentially a way of satirizing the «proper» public sphere.»

Remember — the Blockchain is essentially a de-centralized ledger... a public database that isn't controlled by any single individual.

As a result, there are many fraudulent campaigns, where founders disappear after they have raised funds, essentially scamming the public.

The level of dependency on public assistance for basic economic survival has essentially doubled since 1964; almost one - half of all black children are supported in part by transfers from the state and federal governments.

Not content merely to question the legitimacy of particular rulings, theorists like Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr. and Robert Lee Hale pointed to the example of the lottery and liquor decisions to argue that traditional legal categories like «commerce,» «due process,» «police power,» or «public» were essentially meaningless.

At first they were subjected to all kinds of social restrictions, they were heated as outcastes and polluted persons, they were banned from showing themselves at the baths and market places and finally they were excluded from all public places, essentially places where they worshipped their gods, because they believed that the very presence of these outcastes violated the place of their gods.

The established religion that he critiques, however, «occupies public space [but] is essentially a parasitic destroyer of the public realm.

Here Reno seemingly frames activity in the churches as essentially private activity; at least, it's without «public potency.»

This essentially metaphysical order of the world which humans look for is perceived and understood largely through concrete, accessible public symbols.

The myths of Genesis tell us, as no objective history of public events could, what the community of Israel essentially believed about God's relationship to the world and to man; and the legends of the Fathers record Israel's understanding of herself, her own relationship to God and the world, her own sense of sin and inadequacy in tension with her conviction of special divine Election, her fears on the one hand and her highest hopes on the other.

So if the general population is at fault for having no choice but to elect yet another fraudulent and unrepresentative politician to some public office, then at least the prerequisites for running are faulty, the process absent of any oversight, the office free of any accountability, and the whole government essentially run by people who do not respect the law, to put it nicely.

But in making the gift of the Spirit a part of their public proclamation, the early Christians did not intend to rest their case upon essentially incommunicable inward experience.

State the editors, «Those who know and practice... truth must ever stand as guardians of what is essentially the Christian tradition, and call before the bar of human justice and public opinion those who traduce these truths of natural and special revelation.

Even though I attended a public high school, where I took two biology courses, my teachers essentially skipped the first few chapters of our science textbook and declared them «too controversial» to teach.

Every year, nonprofit organizations are required to make their financial reports available to the public, and these websites will give you an easy to understand rating based upon financial health, transparency, and accountability — essentially, they're looking at how efficiently and effectively charities are doing their work and passing that info onto you.

For Henry, the luxurious decoration of a public square, the luxurious ornamentation of a building, even the luxurious embellishment of one's own person were essentially a matter of enriching our visual experience of the world.

The structures of control within the U.S. media are different from the institutionalized formal censorship we might expect of a government - controlled press; they are less visible and more subtle, not monolithic yet hierarchical, transmitted to the many by those who work for the few, essentially undemocratic and narrow in perspective, tied to the rich and powerful but not totally immune to the pressures of an agitated public, propagandistic yet sometimes providing hard information that is intentionally or unintentionally revealing..

When scientists announce that the chemistry of DNA is so certain, universal and uniform that all forms of life on earth are essentially the same, a credulous public jumps to the conclusion that traditional claims for the uniqueness of the human species have been nullified.

The reality of a man was presented as essentially public.

The latter appears to be a duplication of the former with nothing essentially added to the judgment, although there is the addition of the resurrected body to the soul and the public character to the previous, private judgment.

Essentially, part of the point of the campaign is to let «secularists» know that (in AiG's opinion) when creationism is removed from the classroom or «Christian symbols from public places,» the First Amendment is being violated.

As Richard John Neuhaus emphasized in The Naked Public Square, the Religious Right improperly employed essentially private arguments and language of special Revelation in the public Public Square, the Religious Right improperly employed essentially private arguments and language of special Revelation in the public public realm.

This essentially describes the social gospel, a public ethic concerned specifically with justice and generosity.