I think that many parents keep silent for that reason.
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McCarthy's methods to keep silent, or for those who approve.
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Should I show my brother the letter or keep silent?
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He didn't keep silent about what he witnessed here in Immokalee.
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Those who do sign will not be obligated to keep silent.
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All persons are commanded to keep silent upon pain of imprisonment.
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McCarthy's methods to keep silent," he said, "or for those who approve.
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" -- that "all persons are commanded to keep silent, on pain of imprisonment.
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Michael Cohen Michael Cohen's going to keep silent in the Stormy Daniels case.
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But Justice Ginsburg's comments show why their tradition has been to keep silent.
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Avenatti said that she did so because she was being pressured to keep silent.
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"So the question is, should we keep silent or should we continue?" he wrote.
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Today, being a woman in Cuba who is unwilling to keep silent is complicated.
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Trump repeated his stance that Republicans who are speaking out against him should keep silent.
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When it comes to the stories they have given us, perhaps we should just keep silent.
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Instead of talks about freeing her father, Ms. Gui said, she was pressured to keep silent.
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People's reactions were either to keep silent or to blame me, instead of holding the perpetrator accountable.
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" Therefore we can't keep silent, for "the lessons of history compel us to speak out against Trump.
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He told New York magazine that he was never instructed to keep silent about what he saw.
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Should they keep silent, their heads down, or should they just become the techno governments they are?
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They know when speak up, when to keep silent, and aren't ashamed of using that to their advantage.
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She was paid $130,000 by Cohen weeks before the 2016 presidential election to keep silent about the allegations.
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Daniels was paid $130,85033 by Cohen weeks before the 2016 presidential election to keep silent about the allegations.
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"There's no way as women we can keep silent when all these horrible things are happening," Asiimwe says.
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Most workers, he said, keep silent rather than risk being sent back to the poverty of their homelands.
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There comes a time — and this is one of those times — when to keep silent amounts to cowardice.
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But a president who can't be trusted to keep silent to avoid stoking a possible war is not funny.
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I keep silent, sobered and awed at the ability of humans to forge connections even amid the banality of shopping.
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"Women have little recourse but to keep silent out of fears of job loss or impairing their careers," she says.
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Daniels is seeking to void an agreement that required her to keep silent about an alleged affair she had with Trump.
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Larissa Boyce told her coach in 1997 that she believed Nassar's actions were wrong but she was warned to keep silent.
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"It's how I feel, and one should not keep silent but always call things by their name," he was quoted as saying.
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Daniels has maintained she was paid to keep silent about an affair with Trump years ago that he has denied ever occurred.
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Others who keep silent may fear the public humiliation and harassment that women who accuse powerful men so often have to endure.
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She is fighting a 2016 nondisclosure agreement arranged by Trump's personal attorney, Michael Cohen, in which she was paid $130,000 to keep silent.
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On the other hand, am I seeking self-glorification without any of the actual pain, and would it be preferable to keep silent?
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But caution, for fear of appearing insubordinate or foolish and thus possibly at risk of losing their jobs, often leads workers to keep silent.
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" — JAMES CORDEN "Each day of the impeachment trial will begin with the proclamation, 'All persons are commanded to keep silent on pain of imprisonment.
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One such witness, Laura Cooper, a Pentagon official, received a warning letter that shows how the administration has attempted to persuade officials to keep silent.
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It is someone known as Individual D, an alleged sex abuse victim, not Individual A, someone Mr. Hastert sought to keep silent about past misconduct.
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There have always been Republicans, many of them, who felt this way passionately, but they often spoke in muffled voices or chose to keep silent.
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"It's no fun to revoke the concession but ... the government could not keep silent," Di Maio said, adding he did not like Autostrade's "disrespectful attitude".
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Last year the CBCP asserted in a pastoral letter that "to consent and keep silent in front of evil is to be an accomplice to it".
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Given that sexual harassment victims already face a strong likelihood of being retaliated against for speaking up, it may be one more reason to keep silent.
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Better to keep silent than to say anything in today's Ukraine — the country with the least trust in its government, according to a recent Gallup survey.
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Daniels, whose legal name is Stephanie Clifford, maintains that she was paid $130,000 to keep silent about her alleged affair with Trump, which began in 2006.
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"Forced arbitration deprives employees of their constitutional rights, and it forces employees who have been treated unlawfully to keep silent about what they have experienced," Fowler wrote.
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Closer look: Before testifying this week, Laura Cooper, a Pentagon official, received a letter that shows how the administration has attempted to persuade officials to keep silent.
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Google employees are being encouraged by colleagues to keep silent on President Trump's provocative tweets because they think it will get 'spun' by the far-right press.
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"We will not keep silent under the suppression of President Xi and the chief executive Carrie Lam," Mr. Wong said, referring to President Xi Jinping of China.
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At a meeting in September, Ms. Zerkal said, a senior aide to Mr. Zelensky told her to "keep silent" and avoid news media inquires on any topic.
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"The same people who keep silent during mass killings are now trying to stir up the world over the execution of one person," Mr. Erdogan said this week.
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One speaker reportedly called for faculty to withhold grades and for students to skip finals to show solidarity with the fight to keep "Silent Sam" off its campus.
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But despite that, he sent other platoon members a text message a few weeks before the trial urging them not to give in to pressure to keep silent.
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Describing the dead Turkish soldiers as martyrs, he added that, "It is not possible for us to keep silent" as long as his country's troops were being targeted.
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They have to endure months of mandatory administrative arbitration, keep silent about the process, and ultimately perhaps watch their abusers use taxpayer dollars to secretly settle their cases.
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Laura Cooper, a Pentagon official who spoke to impeachment investigators yesterday, received a warning letter that shows how the Trump administration has attempted to persuade officials to keep silent.
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Daniels, who alleges she had an affair with Trump in the mid 2000s, was paid $130,000 by Cohen to keep silent in the run-up to the 2016 election.
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According to lawmaker Sohn Hye-won, who has been investigating the case, an executive at the Korean Skating Union (KSU), Jeon Myung-gyu, pressured the family to keep silent.
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Like many Americans, I watched Stephanie Clifford (AKA Stormy Daniels) on "85033 Minutes" on Sunday night and finally reached the point where I couldn't keep silent on this any longer.
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But surely the public would be harmed if Manigault-Newman were contractually obligated to keep silent about, say, a pattern of sexual assault between a campaign manager and staff member.
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Because it's driven by money and greed — by gunmakers and gun sellers and oil and coal companies, and all the legislators and regulators they've bought and paid to keep silent.
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Business leaders know they are expected to keep silent about the internment of as many as 1m Uighurs in Xinjiang (where the NBA operates a training academy, opened in 2016).
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"I speak up to make certain that this is not the kind of misconduct that deserves a second chance," the actress said, urging readers to not keep silent about abuse.
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She is also suing Cohen and Trump over the $130,000 payment made to her to keep silent about the alleged affair in the weeks leading up to the 2016 election.
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When sensitive matters such as claims for sexual harassment are settled, victims are almost always forced to agree to keep silent about the abuse in exchange for compensation from their abusers.
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"Now the best way is to keep silent, because people could back-stab you for no obvious benefits," said one person who said they were reported to management by a colleague.
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McGowan was named in the Times story, which claimed she was paid $100,000 as a 23-year-old to keep silent following an episode at the Sundance Film Festival in 1997.
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Over the past two months, she has guided the story of her alleged relationship with President Trump — and the $22009,27 she was paid to keep silent — into a full-fledged scandal.
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It was that, she said, along with abusive comments from a supervisor at work about her intelligence and immigration status, that made her feel that she could no longer keep silent.
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And while Congress could refer those officials to the Justice Department for prosecution for contempt, the department's longstanding policy is not to prosecute officials who keep silent based on executive privilege.
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Her term was cut short after Stalin's death a few months later, and she was released — under the condition that she keep silent, enabling her roommate to keep reporting on others.
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What we have been witnessing is the form misogyny takes when the most powerful, wealthy and entitled of white men find themselves confronted by women unwilling or unable to keep silent any longer.
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Then he got to another headache of a headline for Trump: Daniels suing him on the basis that Trump reportedly didn't sign a nondisclosure agreement meant to keep silent details of an affair.
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On Tuesday Duterte said he had told Paolo to attend the senate investigation if he had nothing to hide, besides advising him not to answer questions and invoke his right to keep silent.
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The Wall Street Journal reported in January that Cohen arranged the $130,000 payment to Daniels mere weeks before Election Day as part of a deal requiring her to keep silent about the alleged affair.
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"The voices of those saying 'We cannot keep silent' are spreading," media quoted author and activist Minori Kitahara as telling a crowd in Fukuoka, where another non-guilty verdict was handed down in March.
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In the week preceding his visit to Mar-a-Lago, Cohen secretly obtained a restraining order against Daniels, whose real name is Stephanie Clifford, and pressured her to keep silent, Daniels' attorney has alleged.
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" It contrasts that with Clinton, playing a speech where she said, "We're not going to keep silent when they say climate change isn't real … so we're going to fight and we're going to win.
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According to the New York Times, the agents were looking for records of payments to Daniels and Karen McDougal, another woman who says she was paid to keep silent about an affair with Trump.
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For women in China's already under-pressure civil society groups, it can be even more difficult, as they are urged to keep silent for fear of helping the government crack down on activists and dissidents.
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Background reading: Ms. Morales said that President Trump's negative comments about immigrants, along with abusive remarks from a supervisor at work about her undocumented status, made her feel that she could no longer keep silent.
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Daniels is also suing Trump and his former personal attorney Michael Cohen over the $130,000 payment made to her to keep silent about the alleged affair in the weeks leading up to the 2016 election.
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Avenatti represents porn actress Daniels — who alleges she had an affair with Donald Trump in 2006 and was paid to keep silent about it — and on Wednesday revealed the identity of another of his clients, Swetnick.
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Months earlier, well before Ms. Daniels had sued and Mr. Cohen had been charged, the lawyer legally pressured her to keep silent, initiating private arbitration proceedings against her in efforts to prevent her from speaking out.
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She can either call him to account publicly — and possibly leave him — or she can keep silent or defend him, knowing that in doing so, she discounts the experience of women who say he harmed them.
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But critics fear that any softening toward China could have much broader ramifications, putting pressure on Australia, for instance, to roll back its clampdown on foreign interference or to keep silent on Chinese human rights abuses.
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In early 1918, said Dr. Howard Markel, a medical historian at the University of Michigan medical school, President Woodrow Wilson told his own staff to keep silent about the devastating flu then striking the American military.
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The rules of the trial require senators to "keep silent, on pain of imprisonment," and after two lengthy days of first voting on motions on Tuesday and hearing oral arguments on Wednesday, Republicans were growing weary.
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Bezos not only always keep silent about the specific number of paying user that is one of the most important assets for Amazon, but also be caution to media interview and seldom delivery message via exclusive interview.
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" Zach Kosnitzky, 21, saw Monday's events as "a classic case of mob rule," even though "no one within the realm of acceptable discourse at U.N.C. wants to keep Silent Sam standing, because it offends African-American students.
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"That's not enough of a reason to keep silent to support this rule," said Dr. Claire Pouncey, a psychiatrist and philosopher in Philadelphia who has lectured about the Goldwater Rule and has written about it in professional publications.
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"However, when I began hearing that other women in the office were also being made to feel increasingly uncomfortable during his last few weeks ... I decided it would do more harm than good to keep silent," Mary wrote.
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Avenatti rose to national prominence this year for his representation of Daniels, an adult film actress who has alleged she was paid hush money to keep silent about an affair she had with Trump about a decade ago.
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A billionaire (or near-billionaire, depending on whom you ask) using expensive lawyers to try to extract tens of millions of dollars from a working mother, out of anger that she refused to keep silent — that is bullying.
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Central bankers are also keen to extend their institutional influence, but it takes political still to know when, for example, it is politically advisable to weigh in on a public debate about fiscal policy and when to keep silent.
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One of those problems involved Stephanie Clifford, a pornographic film star better known as Stormy Daniels, who has claimed to have had an affair with Mr. Trump and has accused Mr. Cohen of paying her $130,000 to keep silent.
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President Donald Trump said Wednesday that a porn actress is pulling "a total con job" by promoting an artist's sketch of a man she says threatened her to keep silent about an alleged sexual encounter with Trump years ago.
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The warrants provide new information about Cohen's financial crimes, but details about Cohen's campaign finance violations -- the hush-money payments made to women to keep silent about alleged affairs with Trump -- are nearly entirely redacted in the unsealed documents.
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Click here to view original GIFA rough approximation of the president's penis, according to the porn actress he paid to keep silent before the 2016 electionGIF: YouTubeWikipedia is the place where we turn for information on topics large and small.
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If Stormy Daniels wins her lawsuit against President Donald Trump and his personal attorney Michael Cohen, she plans to donate $130,000 — the amount of money she was paid to keep silent about her alleged affair with Trump — to Planned Parenthood.
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It's all a sharp contrast to the days of "41," George H. W. Bush, who still sends shivers up the spines of elderly ladies here, and "43," George W. Bush, whose buddies still keep silent about his wild and crazy youth.
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In some cases, the victims' families are threatened by mine operators or buyers not to report the deaths, or they are given "blood money" to keep silent so the illicit industry continues with few other ways to earn money available.
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"I'm a simple Jewish heart transplant surgeon and the son of a Holocaust survivor, and the reason I spend so much time on this is that I can't keep silent in the face of a new crime against humanity," he said.
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"In India , a lot of the time, if a family discovers their daughter is menstruating they try to bury it, and keep silent about it, because once a woman menstruates she becomes a target for sexual abuse and harassment," Zehtabchi said.
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Hunter has forcefully argued that he does not believe that Gallagher stabbed the ISIS prisoner with his knife, despite the prosecutor's assertion that his own platoon members saw the killing and shared what they saw despite him threatening them to keep silent.
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On Tuesday, British newspaper the Telegraph published a report about how it had spent eight months investigating a "leading businessman" for "sexual harassment and racial abuse of staff," but was forced to keep silent about his identity because of a court order.
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"I started this campaign to put pressure on the government because if we keep silent right now then it's going to affect our survival in the future," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation on Friday as his petition gathered more than 170,0003 signatures.
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To me, it is painful to see the president of a nation based on individual liberty and protection of rights under law have to keep silent about the thousands of people who have suffered oppression at the hands of the Castro regime.
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Coats allowed that he did not have a "legal basis" to keep silent, promising to provide as much information behind closed doors as he was able but insisting that it wasn't appropriate to discuss his conversations with the president in an open forum.
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Ottawa Dispatch OTTAWA — At Canada's official residence for its prime minister, security cameras keep silent watch over the fences, visitors pass through gates that can block truck bombs and a detail of uniformed Royal Canadian Mounted Police officers patrol day and night.
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Cohen, the personal lawyer to the President, has insisted the payment made to Clifford as part of a nondisclosure agreement to keep silent her alleged relationship with Trump was not a campaign contribution, even though she received it days before the 2016 election.
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They are also typically legally bound to keep silent about the illegal treatment they experienced and the entire arbitration process — a process that will be handled by an arbitrator who is chosen by the company and has financial incentive to keep the company happy.
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In 2016, Mr. Davidson represented both the pornographic-film actress Stormy Daniels, whose real name is Stephanie Clifford, and the former Playboy model Karen McDougal in two separate legal agreements that required each woman to keep silent about an alleged sexual relationship with Mr. Trump.
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"His main message to me was to keep silent, to not comment without permission," Ms. Zerkal said of the aide to Mr. Zelensky, Andriy Yermak, who asked that she keep a low profile on all matters, not just those related to the United States.
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He said in an interview with The New York Times that he felt he was doing the union a favor by providing it with information it needed to investigate the allegations against the Levinsons, but he saw no need for him to agree to keep silent.
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Trump, of course, has been accused of misconduct by multiple women and is now at the center of a controversy surrounding allegations his lawyer paid off a porn star to keep silent about a pre-presidential extramarital affair, leaving him with little opportunity here for political profit.
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BEIJING — Sweden said it was investigating its ambassador to China after she was accused of arranging unauthorized, secret talks between the daughter of a Swedish bookseller detained in China and two Chinese men who had offered to help free him, but instead pressured her to keep silent.
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But the lawsuit she filed this week, seeking to break a 2016 agreement to keep silent in return for a $130,000 payout, opens what could be a precarious new legal front for a White House already beset by the investigation by the special counsel Robert S. Mueller III.
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"" Avenatti, who represented Daniels, the porn actress who was paid by Trump's then-attorney Michael Cohen in the 2016 campaign to keep silent about an alleged affair with Trump, has furiously criticized the FBI for not investigating the allegations, saying Swetnick would be willing to testify under oath about her claims.
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"I come from a community where lots of the time women have a lot to say, but we have been conditioned and we have been raised to keep silent, because someone is going to get embarrassed by something we say," Omolola said in the video interview with Facebook's diversity director, Maxine Williams.
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Cohen testified before Congress on Wednesday and accused the president of directing him to pay women to keep silent about alleged affairs with Trump, as well as being aware in advance that WikiLeaks planned during the 2016 campaign to release Democratic emails that U.S. intelligence agencies believe were hacked by Russian agents.
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"Weinstein physically cornered Loman in his suite that he had lured her into, and informed her that — even if she could somehow overpower the much larger Weinstein — the security guards that Weinstein employed would not allow Loman to leave the floor until she promised to keep silent regarding Weinstein's assault and rape," the lawsuit alleges.
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Previously, the closest he had come to directly addressing the scandal was a somewhat cryptic tweet about "Fake News" that he sent out the Monday after Daniels's primetime 60 Minutes interview on March 25, in which she detailed the alleged affair with Trump and said she had been threatened to keep silent by those close to him.
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With a huge TV audience watching Anderson Cooper interview her on "60 Minutes" on Sunday, the adult film star who said she was paid to keep silent about her 2006 sexual encounter with the married man and future president served as a mirror that reflected Trump's dishonesty and disrespectful nature for all the world to see.
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It's a pattern that Farrow and others have exposed again and again in the years since the Me Too movement gained national prominence: Thanks to their wealth, connections, and power, Trump and others including Harvey Weinstein and Jeffrey Epstein have been able to write the public narrative of their lives, deciding who gets to speak and who must keep silent.
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None of these women need pull any punches on that front—a freedom that could well be an asset if the Trump organization's payoff to porn star Stormy Daniels (to name just one of many women accusing him of sexual harassment or misconduct) to keep silent about her alleged affair with the president continues to play out in the next campaign.
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Porn star Stormy Daniels (real name: Stephanie Clifford), who claimed to have a 2006 affair with President Trump, wants to publicly tell her side of that story, reports the AP. Her side of the story: Daniels believes that Trump lawyer Michael Cohen's admission that he personally paid Daniels $130,000 to keep silent regarding the affair last year invalidates the non-disclosure agreement that she signed.
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Other recent tech highlights:Stanford researchers found evidence that racial bias against venture-capital funds led by people of color increases the better the funds performGoogle employees are being encouraged by colleagues to keep silent on Trump's provocative tweets because they think any comments would be 'spun' by the far-right pressHere are 12 of the most important executives leading Oracle's big push to take on Amazon, Microsoft, and Google in the cloudThere's a boom in VC funding for fertility startups.
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As it is, physicians must wrestle with laws that vary by state on a variety of issues: if and how elderly drivers are assessed differently than younger ones; whether it is mandatory or optional for doctors to report their concerns; how they are supposed to go about it and strike the right balance between confidentiality and safety; and whether they risk legal liability if, on the one hand, they alert the state authorities or, on the other hand, they keep silent and a subsequent accident occurs.
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