Sentences with phrase «usual rhetoric»

President Akufo - Addo reiterated his position that the laws of the country will crack the whip on political party vigilante groups, but many have brushed off his comments as usual rhetoric from government.

It is a softening of Emmert's usual rhetoric, which usually runs along these lines:

Cameron gives a lukewarm answer relying on his usual rhetoric against Labour.

This pro-immigrant approach is something of a departure from the usual rhetoric adopted by the Senate Republicans, who have employed a decidedly different — and less inclusive — strategy in recent years in their quest to retain control of the majority.

12:14 - Brown engages in the usual rhetoric about how Labour is here to help people like the unemployed, and attacks the Tories for proposing inheritance tax cuts instead.

The overall cost of # 1.2 bn is broadly as expected, but senior union sources said «we had no warning of this co-ordinated announcement for each scheme, or that it would be leaked to the Telegraph and the Sun laced with the usual rhetoric about «gold - plated pensions `.»

Businesses are still unable to get assurances of reliable power supply, and continue to incur high cost of running businesses, unemployment remains high and people continue to lose their jobs and households continue to suffer because of dumsor, so once again, it was the usual rhetoric.

I will assume that my pic didn't frighten the children.lol I will keep this short and simple by avoiding the usual rhetoric (I'm a good guy looking for a good girl..

Proponents of arts education counter with the usual rhetoric on the importance of self - expression and creativity.

The AR5 Synthesis Report has been published with all the usual rhetorics such as that we have only so much years left to act.

Beinecke expresses the usual rhetoric we've heard: That we have a historic opportunity to pass strong climate change legislation and must do so now.

She spouts the usual rhetoric about tax avoidance and money laundering.