Sentences with phrase «public voice»

Providing public voice and leadership to support and advance high quality teaching and learning of mathematics.

Music, return of public voice chat, video, trophy room, basically everything from the 2007 trailer.

Any update on when public voice chat will be returning?

The internet has given almost everyone a very public voice and a chance to offer their opinion on almost every subject in a way that was not possible before.

Generally speaking, the scholars who rank highest are those who are both influential researchers and influential public voices.

Our research, opinions and public voice make a difference in today's world by bringing clarity and innovative thinking to global policy making.

Karen Pryor was largely responsible for introducing clicker training to the dog world in the 1990s, and remains one of the most prominent public voices in the field.

The paper — with its inconvenient truth about the consequences of fossil fuels — made him a target for climate deniers, but Dr. Mann refused to be silenced and has become one of America's leading public voices for a scientific and rational approach to climate change.

These days, there are no Christians with currency as intellectuals, which is to say as articulate public voices who interpret present political and cultural trends for a broad, educated audience.

IRRI is a leading public voice on global rice science and development.

He is the founder of the #BlackLedSchoolsMatter initiative and a 2017 fellow of The OpEd Project's Ford Public Voices Fellowship.

Moreover, Maradiaga has been an extremely public voice on behalf of the pope and his agenda.

Likewise, many of the ideas we regard today as education reform's conventional wisdom - linked standards and assessments, consequences for poor performance, testing new teachers, paying some teachers more than others, and charter schools - were given prominent public voice by a teacher union leader, the late Albert Shanker of the American Federation of Teachers.

However, as climate scientists issue warnings about the severity of unseasonable bushfires, other key public voices actively undermine this message.

«We came to believe that because we are the nation's church... certainly at critical moments in our life, we're then granted an opportunity to be a big public voice — a public megaphone — for a thoughtful, generous, respectful Christian faith that has important things to say in the public conversations of the day,» said Lloyd, who came from Boston's Trinity Church to the cathedral as its 10th dean.

While many are familiar with the names of Chaput and Sheridan and their consistent public voice on the intersection of Catholicism and public life, many aren't familiar with Morlino.

Dr. Kurtz continues to be a significant public voice, dispelling myths about childhood psychiatric disorders and advocating for comprehensive, individualized care for all children struggling with behavioral or other mental health issues.

It is also surprising that the Liberal Democrats, given their interest in constitutional reform and the possibility of federal approaches to «home rule all round» have not sought to have a stronger public voice on English representation since the Scottish vote.

Cuomo has not been a forceful public voice on the issues either, even if he does back early voting and other reforms.

and REGRETTING that the mayor's dictatorial corporate reform model with its emphasis on high stakes testing, a narrow test driven curriculum, competition, so called «school choice», no real public voice in decision making, school closings that punish rather than support and privatization policies has failed to uphold fundamental principles of democracy, equity, transparency, system accountability, student - centered pedagogy, and respect for diversity and our local communities;

While they press Beeman's professional doggedness, it would be interesting to further exploit, on an institutional level, the gap between public voice and private reality in this silent war of considerable subterfuge.

Also, LocustStar said a while back (last year) on the PlayStation Home forums that a modified public voice chat will be implemented into HOME.

Positing the potential of a new public voice, film was asserted as the medium of social transformation.

Paul Grewal, the Facebook in - house lawyer who has had the unenviable task of being the company's public voice addressing the Cambridge Analytica scandal, has a history of engaging with thorny privacy issues going back to his days on the federal bench in San Jose.

The NCLC also works closely with other national, state, and local advocacy groups in order to contribute to a collective public voice in support of the civic mission of schools.

Former RNC Chair Michael Steele encouraged Realtors ® to continue engaging policymakers face to face and said public voice is needed to clear the legislative clutter in Washington.

By highlighting John Paul's silence, victims and charities have suddenly been given an extremely public voice, and one which they are using in various ways — from the ground - breaking MoJ support fund, to individual victims finding the strength to acknowledge the awful ordeals they have been put through.

John Giannandrea, senior vice president of engineering at Google and one of the company's leading public voices on artificial intelligence issues, is stepping down from his position as head of the search and AI units, according to a person with knowledge of the change.

You have been listening to Arnie Gundersen, the nuclear industry executive who has become an expert witness and public voice on nuclear power safety.

When it comes to statement wording, it's part of «designing the public voice» and how Zuckerberg wants to come across as a leader, Spatafora says.

Once the sexual harassment claims came out, she spoke with hundreds of women at the company, became the chair of a special committee receiving weekly updates on Eric Holder's internal investigation, and began acting as the the public voice of the company.

Lasn, meanwhile, became the leaderless movement's public voice.

As the field organizer in both parts of Vancouver and Burnaby, I listened to dozens of members of the public voice their concerns to the Trans Mountain Expansion Project Ministerial Panel.

«Many members of the public voiced their support for the measures and the product list through telephone calls, emails and other means,» the ministry said.

To lose tax exemption is a serious thing; to stifle the public voice of religion is much more serious.

Public Voices: Catholics in the American Context

Instead of a public voice that grows weaker with use and must be saved for the important topics, maybe the better analogy is a muscle like the heart that gets stronger when frequently exercised.

The papacy would regain its public voice only after the liberation of Rome in 1945.

As Christians, we need to have a public voice in the debate, but we also need to understand that those who disagree with us may not be disagreeing with our core values but rather with the method by which we can accomplish them.

Paul Greenberg, one of the most thoughtful of public voices, has not forgotten.

In a majority Christian culture, the Christian may find himself or herself assisting the non-Christian community or communities to find a public voice.