Sentences with phrase «vociferous when»

I've been pretty vociferous when it comes to the changes we've seen made to the American Airlines AAdvantage program over the past 9 months and I've been very clear that don't trust the airline's hierarchy one little bit....

I've been pretty vociferous when it comes to the changes we've seen made to the American Airlines AAdvantage program over the past 9 months and I've been very clear that don't trust the airline's hierarchy one little bit... so some of you may have been surprised when, yesterday, I outlined the tactics I think I'll...

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That's a far cryfrom what was heard before the season opener, when Johnson — who also used thetriple option in winning consecutive I - AA championships in 1999 and 2000 ascoach at Georgia Southern — was besieged by a legion of vociferous doubters.

When foreign policy was mentioned it was more often than not an often vociferous and partisan debate around the UK's membership of the EU or on narrow terms around immigration or Islamic extremism.

His vociferous parliament performances were recognised in 2006 when he was shortlisted for the House Magazine's «Backbencher of the Year award».

Marion, exercising an evolutionary maternal reflex, repeatedly criticizes her daughter about everything from her academic talents — or lack thereof — to her indulgent use of not one, but two bath towels, an insignificant act that receives a much more vociferous reaction than, say, when Lady Bird hints that she is considering having sex for the first time.

«When I introduced Brightspace to my Grade 10 French Immersion class — I was transitioning from my class website in First Class — and then started using some of its features in class (i.e. the discussion forum), I faced some vociferous opposition from a few of my students,» says Katherine Graham Burra, a teacher with the Limestone District School Board.

«We found that when women are with men, they would either be quite vociferous or not say anything.

And when profits and compensation levels are at stake, the debate can become quite vociferous.

When plans were made to demolish St Pancras and its former hotel just five years later, Sir John Betjeman was vociferous in his opposition to the plans.

The great irony is that just when cap - and - trade has been under such vociferous attack in Washington, countries throughout the world are embracing this instrument, recognizing its great potential to address climate change cost - effectively and equitably.

+ U2's Bono has been one of Africa's most vociferous advocates for the past 25 years, so when he and his wife started EDUN, it was as much about creating beautiful clothes as it was fostering sustainable trade in the continent.

The «leasehold houses» scandal, and the equally vociferous opposition to excessive levels of remuneration for directors of national house - builders, showed that developers can not hide indefinitely when the wind of public opinion is blowing against them.

Real estate officials have been quite vociferous in the first decade of compliance about why these requirements are needed in the first place; and specifically, why Realtors need to do this when all they are doing is selling properties and trying to make a living.