So I'm here banging the drum for everyone to pay attention.
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What's the point of going out and banging the drum for your message?
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Strikingly, there is no war party in Congress banging the drum for unilateral action.
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We just need people to keep banging the drum for better, more intimate, greener options.
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It's hard to imagine Tlaib or Kelton ever banging the drum for melting the deficit-coins.
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Local district attorneys have long been banging the drum for the type of authority the Burr-Feinstein bill would grant.
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Pai has been banging the drum for months now and it's been a talking point of the NAB for years.
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Milano has been steadily banging the drum for net neutrality in recent weeks, primarily on Twitter to her 3.3 million followers.
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"When our party has nominated candidates banging the drum for redistribution — such as George McGovern or Walter Mondale — we've lost," he said.
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He said he was "banging the drum" for tactical voting in order to prevent Johnson&aposs Conservatives from winning a parliamentary majority on Thursday, December 12.
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The Conservative party is banging the drum for strong and stable leadership, while denouncing a Corbyn-led government as a "coalition of chaos," in the 2017 General Election.
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The IMF has been banging the drum for structural reform in the EU following the region's sovereign debt crisis, which left several countries — Greece the most notable — severely indebted.
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Britain's prime minister and finance minister had been out again, this time amongst the world's economic elite in Davos, banging the drum for "ambitious" trade deals and trying to dissuade bankers threatening to quit London.
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And so he returns to banging the drum for "a principled and regulated approach to applying AI" [emphasis ours] — putting the emphasis on regulation that, above all, gives the green light for AI to be applied.
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Besson spent years banging the drum for Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets — his adaptation of the French sci-fi comic Valérian and Laureline — playing up its visual extravagance and the $180 million budget he raised outside the studio system.
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One reason that the liberal Justices, especially Kagan and Breyer, have lately been banging the drum for stare decisis is that it might be the only principle that could make the conservative majority pause as it contemplates a wholesale reversal on abortion.
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In 2013, The Independent wrote of Muirhead that "he explains, with surprising earnestness, how he is banging the drum for foreign investment (in South Australia) in everything from defence to mining." In May 2015, Senior government sources told The Advertiser that Muirhead is one of few agency officials to have direct access to Premier Jay Weatherill. In September 2016, Muirhead accompanied Premier Weatherill on a delegation to Onkalo, Finland's underground nuclear waste storage laboratory, following the recommendations of the 2015–16 Nuclear Fuel Cycle Royal Commission in South Australia. Madeline Richardson, the CE of the Department of the Premier & Cabinet's Nuclear Fuel Cycle Royal Commission Consultation and Response Agency (CARA) and John Mansfield, chair of the CARA's Advisory Board were also members of the delegation.
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