Sentences with phrase «talk about issues like»

«Make it a point to sit down with your children and talk about issues like finances, retirement planning and elder care,» he said.

McCray was quoted as saying Christine Quinn was not «the kind of person I feel I can go up to and talk about issues like taking care of children at a young age.»

You can talk about issues like energy, where the crew from Public Citizen enjoyed lots of time, and immigration and the new health care reform law.

«Make it a point to sit down with your children and talk about issues like finances, retirement planning and elder care,» he said.

Foucault says French socialists are waiting for Strauss - Kahn to talk about issues like unemployment, multiculturalism and pensions with a socialist tone.

The book gives lots of practical tips and troubleshooting, including common issues dealing with pain and latching as well as less - talked about issues like thrush and mastitis.

I think managers need to spend a lot more time talking about issues like this at meets, but sadly, Monday morning meetings are a thing of the past.

Not exact matches

But in countries like the United States, China, Russia, Singapore and Switzerland, government groups have talked about using blockchains for myriad tasks, like issuing national currency or tracking identity records for citizens and visitors.

Guns, like abortion, have become an issue both parties want to talk about.

Host Chuck Todd pressed Trump a second time on the issue, but the businessman dodged again, insisting he wanted to talk about things like the economy.

«A lot of companies talk about «making the world a better place» but I feel like Etsy is one of the few which actually takes into account issues like sustainability, equality, humane treatment, etc. in all of its business decisions.»

But like it or not, the cover of the latest issue of Rolling Stone has accomplished at least one thing: We're all talking about Rolling Stone.

«Do you think it's fair to work for the company and issue something like that, rather than come and talk about these things?»

Emily Bell of Columbia University's Tow Center and NYU journalism professor Jeff Jarvis have both talked about how the media industry will have to confront this issue as platforms like Facebook become more and more important distribution channels for news.

I liked Inc since it talked about real businesses with real - life issues and how to approach them.

«Today, rather than create results we won't be able to carry out like in the past, we should make good results by talking frankly about current issues, issues of interest,» Kim said.

When Inc.com asked me how Gary's decision would affect our lives, it seemed like a good opportunity to talk to him about a few issues I'd wanted some clarity on myself.

The book, part of a series of primers from the publisher on complex issues deemed impactful to society, is what it sounds like from its title: An overview of what people are talking about when they talk about artificial intelligence and concerns stemming from proliferation of technology that falls into the category.

«Whether we like it or not, the news media set the agenda for the issues the public talks about and the way in which we talk about them,» Moll told INSIDER.

When Strauss discusses the labor issues facing his industry, he likes to talk about a job site he was on last spring.

Before wrapping up, I would like to take a moment to talk about the press release we issued last week regarding the stock buyback authorization, credit facility and board composition.

«I intend to spend the coming months talking about issues that affect the everyday lives of Mississippians — issues like jobs, making health care more affordable, and infrastructure,» He wrote in one.

I think the issues with the movie extended beyond Twitter; the new voters I've talked to are less enthusiastic about it than the ones you've talked to (New Yorkers, you know), and it sounds like we've both heard from at least some voters who are drawing a bright line between the performances (thumbs up) and the movie (thumbs sideways).

When asked for his prediction for the future of Bitcoin in terms of the custody issue Bogart talked about new buyers using apps like Robinhood and Square as well as major exchanges like Coinbase.

The black line shows the summation of the two, namely the cash profitability of the business before we start talking about capital structure issues (like interest and dividends):

Those I talked with didn't seem concerned about a «Grexit» and instead were more worried about local issues like taxi strikes and port closures, reinforcing that Greece's direct impact on Europe and the global economy appears to be small and that the recent Greek drama may not be a reason to avoid investing in the region.

Certainly we can tell others at the water cooler and in our churches what we believe about issues like this, but it's important that we talk and listen and trust God to help us wrestle through the seeming contradictory pros and cons involved.

Why are you listening to black clerics over this issue, Blacks are having more kids out of wed lock than whites, they are also like white, living in sin, but the church's say nothing about having babies without a husband or sitting in church and living in sin, talk about glass houses, and besides the marriages are Cival marriage not religious marriage, what a bunch of hipocrites..

People for guns will talk about them just like those against guns, so you'll know where your neighbor stand on the issue.

He told Premier: «It might be just talking about an issue - and that's an important thing - or it might be something more tangible, like getting behind a clause and talking... [about] how their church might be able to help.»

If you hear someone talking about sin they are more likely talking about big problems like environmental degradation, economic justice, and war, than about issues of personal morality like adultery or gluttony.

Sure lets talk about «binder's of women» anything but the real issues like the human rights violations when we drop bombs on cities with unchecked drone power, spying on our own citizens, still waging war on our own population calling it a war on drugs and turning us into a gulag state.

Kirsten: I think that this is where I feel like I disagree with that... people who have made the biggest issue about character and about issues that you just talked about are evangelical Christians.

I suspected I'd get a little pushback from fellow Christians who hold a complementarian perspective on gender, (a position that requires women to submit to male leadership in the home and church, and often appeals to «biblical womanhood» for support), but I had hoped — perhaps naively — that the book would generate a vigorous, healthy debate about things like the Greco Roman household codes found in the epistles of Peter and Paul, about the meaning of the Hebrew word ezer or the Greek word for deacon, about the Paul's line of argumentation in 1 Timothy 2 and 1 Corinthians 11, about our hermeneutical presuppositions and how they are influenced by our own culture, and about what we really mean when we talk about «biblical womanhood» — all issues I address quite seriously in the book, but which have yet to be engaged by complementarian critics.

In general, based on the 2003 interview, it doesn't look like Santorum knows how to talk or think about this issue very well; he doesn't, for example, appear to know how to distinguish the three levels of the right to privacy debate: a) the natural rights level, b) the Constitutional level, and c) the plain - old law level, state and federal.

Since this «Blog - O - Sphere» is centralized into talking about issues of happenstance moments in one's life that shaped one's envisioning perceptions of their today life, I would like to share to the posters just a little bit of my past life.

But lets talk about the real issue — the real issue is that much of mankind refuses to see his reality around him through a Creator lens because then it means he must be accountable for how he lives — and man doesn't like that.

Of all the responses, I like president Barack Obama's the best: Kaepernick is «exercising his constitutional right» and «generated more conversation about issues that have to be talked about.»

The show combines talk about big social issues like race, poverty and violence, with deeply personal themes like failure, indentity and chasing your dreams, becoming one of the year's most acclaimed new shows.

You can read the whole SI roundtable — which goes on to talk about other social and ethical issues surrounding the sport like concussions and continued instances of domestic violence among players — here.

It sounds like many churches are not ready to step up, when their pastors are afraid to condemn greed and talk about money issues.

To understand what he is talking about, one needs to know something of the issue at stake in the whole letter, the problems in the Galatian churches to which it is sent, the peculiar meanings words like «law» have for Paul, and similar matters of historical understanding.

Younger Christians are weary of pitched cultural battles and are longing for the «real Jesus» — a Jesus who talks more about washing feet and feeding the poor than flashpoint issues like same - sex marriage and the sanctity of life.

Critics sometimes claim that America's bishops talk too much about issues like abortion and religious freedom while they overlook the poor.

The first, The Reformation Project's Regional Training Conference, happens next week in Washington, D.C. Led by friend - of - the - blog and author of God and the Gay Christian Matthew Vines, the purpose of this event is twofold: 1) to provide training and resources on how to talk about the Bible and LGBT issues with non-LGBT-affirming Christians, and 2) to connect LGBT - affirming Christians with like - minded people for support and dialog.

Many in America who make their livings talking about politics and morality live, like Nietzsche's last man, under the assumption that we can «be good without God,» as Glenn Tinder phrased it in the December 1989 issue of The Atlantic.

«It is not necessary to talk about these issues all the time,» the pope said, warning that the church's moral foundations will fall «like a house of cards» unless it strikes a «new balance» between preaching the gospel and taking political stands on divisive issues.

«It is not necessary to talk about these issues all the time,» the pope said, warning that the church's moral foundations will fall «like a house of cards» unless it strikes a «new balance» between preaching the gospel and taking stands on divisive issues.

Even the attempt to smother the issue with a weak compromise that like will still leave the right inflamed when players are still talking about racism and injustice.

I want to talk about social issues,» the reporters would be like, «We don't care.»»