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" What's more, when women are more numerous and therefore more vocal on these topics, men become more vocal too, and "these effects are associated with more generosity to the poor.
Has that pushed you to become more vocal, as well?
There was more vocal used than in the final piece.
He actually has become more vocal in defense of Trump.
I think it's about being more vocal and having opinions.
Media leaders are more vocal about their point of view.
A number of technology companies have been much more vocal.
He was one of the more vocal supporters of Mrs.
Manu and Tony have been more vocal in that regard.
Now women are so much more vocal in these meetings.
MORE (Texas) to more vocal Trump defenders such as Rep.
You have started to be more vocal about being undocumented.
This cat, however, prefers to be a little bit more vocal.
The press has never, never been more vocal -- on Donald Trump.
If that's the case, I think they should be MORE vocal.
Scott's Jasmine is more vocal, powerful, and well, an actual character.
Startups are much more vocal about their successes than their failures.
"We need to become more vocal and more demanding," Kooijmans says.
The more vocal we are, the more change there will be.
Hillary Clinton has been more vocal, politically, since her election defeat.
"I don't know how Hollywood can be more vocal," Chieng says.
No candidate has been more vocal in his criticisms than Bullock.
Republican legislators have become more vocal in advocating for CSR payments.
I've learned to be more vocal about my needs without fear.
" About the activists, she said: "This younger generation is more vocal.
Those members got more vocal as the calendar ticked toward December.
"The clamour for change is only getting more vocal," she opines.
It also made me think about becoming more vocal about periods.
Swift has become more vocal about her politics over the past year.
And since then, he's been more vocal in his criticism of Trump.
"I think this year our messaging will be more vocal," Lee mused.
You just become more vocal because you're more distressed by the situation.
None were more vocal about clinging to the 3.5mm jack than Samsung.
It's funny because before my son was born, she was more vocal.
Both are among the more vocal liberals in the Senate Democratic caucus.
The election seems set to make the assembly more vocal, and messier.
From that point on, I knew I had to be more vocal.
France Unbowed has been much more vocal than the conservatives or Socialists.
You've been more vocal with your frustration with Boeing in recent weeks.
I was quite more vocal and a lot more positive on court.
Now, opposition from left or right will be more vocal, more forceful.
The other guys knew them less, so they were way more vocal.
She said she planned to become "more vocal, more active" in response.
Obama has hinted at taking on a more vocal role in politics.
Hollywood figures have grown more vocal in their criticism of Fox News.
"They were much more vocal and participated in the class," Minocha said.
Conservative voters will only get more vocal on this issue in 2020.
Lilly noted that dolphins on LSD were far more vocal than usual.
"Now, I've reached a place where I'm more vocal [about race]," Boateng said.
If women were more vocal, the approach and the rhetoric used would improve.
"Now, I've reached a place where I'm more vocal [about race]," Boateng says.
But in recent times the authorities have become more vocal in their support.
This eclipse challenges you to be more vocal about your needs and desires.
Few were more vocal -- and less effective -- in their opposition to Trump's candidacy.
The rest took a more vocal and aggressive approach against it—rightfully so.
Companies that have kept a low profile may start to be more vocal.
But Musk was much more vocal in his dislike of the President-elect.
When organizations become more vocal about getting their rights back, it's a sign.
"I think I'll be a little bit more vocal in who I support."
As President Trump began firing insults against these players, Hill became more vocal.
Could it spur a more vocal public interest for investing in city infrastructure?
The longer we shot, the more vocal I became, varying my pitch and volume.
Dyantyi acknowledges that she was one of the more vocal protesters during that time.
Democrats, appalled by his victory, have grown more fearful, more vocal and more disgusted.
Specifically, that their opposition will be more vocal, and more negative, than ever before.
Flake, 53, has long been one of Trump's more vocal critics on Capitol Hill.
Critics — many from Silicon Valley — are becoming more vocal leading up to the Dec.
Overall though, xHamster is more vocal about advocating for diversity and inclusivity than others.
Do you think black celebrities have a duty to be a little more vocal?
And 2020 Democratic presidential hopefuls are becoming ever more vocal in calling for impeachment.
Kavin Senapathy is one of the pro-GMO, organic-skeptical community's more vocal members.
It's more vocal, in your face, and prominent than it has been in years.
But critics on the right are becoming more vocal in articulating fears that Mrs.
But to Kara's point, to follow-up on her question, are you in a position right now where you kind of wish people like that, especially in the internet sphere, were being more vocal or are being more vocal about what's going on?
John McCain, would have been more "vocal" about speaking up for minorities throughout his career.
These days, it sounds like Portman is much more vocal about not settling for less.
The franchise's stars have stuck by the ousted director, with none more vocal than Bautista.
In a veiled knife-twist at his more vocal opponents like Mr. Trump and Gov.
But since Khanna has entered Congress, he's become even more vocal about his progressive views.
Since then, left-wing politicians and voters have been more vocal proponents of gun control.
Being more vocal and active as a woman was not seen as a good thing.
And as middle-class certainties are being called into question, people are becoming more vocal.
Jay-Z has recently become more vocal about using his platform to positively impact others.
But I have to get way more vocal and become a little bit less mysterious.
Some of the more vocal conservative advocates of appointing a second special counsel aren't mollified.
Privately, according to a report from Channel 13 news Thursday, he has been more vocal.
Looking back, he said, he should have been more vocal about angling for a comeback.
Remainers, as the aggrieved party, have tended to be more vocal in expressing their displeasure.
I've become more vocal in what I believe in since the whole Milo Yiannopoulos event.
Hillary Clinton joined the chorus early Tuesday, calling on Trump to take a more vocal role.
As a dancer, Whelan has been more vocal than most about her relationship with her body.
Facebook's head of AI research, Yann LeCun, has been one of the company's more vocal critics.
As a prospect, this personality didn't inspire confidence in talent evaluators who prefer more vocal leaders.
But, she's been an even more vocal supporter of one of Kamala's Democratic rivals ... Cory Booker.
Has that made you more wary or cautious about being more vocal, or just being you?
If bad gun policy puts police lives at risk, why haven't police organizations been more vocal?
So, I don't think there's a unified support of being more vocal and just being present.
During the campaign, perhaps no one was more vocal about locking Hillary Clinton up than Flynn.
Since announcing his retirement, Flake has, if anything, become an even more vocal critic of Trump.
He has been among the more vocal Republican in pushing for immigration reform in recent months.
C Al Jefferson has taken on a more vocal role since returning from right knee surgery.
Then several of the more vocal members of the crowd of 17,298 at FedExForum shouted reminders.
Since I've become more vocal on Twitter, it has been the 'n' word from anonymous trolls.
It's made me a lot more passionate and more vocal about championing voices unlike my own.
As Trump has failed to make strides to remedy the problem, Democrats are becoming more vocal.
Otherwise, they risk being drowned out by irrelevant chatter or, worse, their much more vocal competitors.
While apprehensive about a trade war, the American business community in China has grown more vocal.
And progressive Christians are becoming more vocal in other ways, including the revival of the Rev.
And there have been the more vocal protesters calling for the painting's removal and destruction. Mrs.
With the November midterms just 17 days away, Trump has become more vocal about the border crisis.
" The latter would become a very vocal and active oppositional force — probably more vocal than the "winners.
Tell me why I should be more vocal about this at the risk of being socially ostracized.
Unfortunately, startups are much more vocal about their successes than their failures, so this data doesn't exist.
Firms have been more vocal in publicizing job creation and they have sometimes let Trump claim credit.
San Antonio coach Gregg Popovich believes the retirement of Tim Duncan forced Leonard to become more vocal.
But Ryan and McConnell allies are more vocal in their criticism of the President, which is telling.
He thinks that if some of the more vocal animals get anxious, they'll start making more noise.
Austria was also among the more vocal critics in the EU of Italy's budget plans this year.
But Democrats have become more vocal about the need for a new AUMF since the Syria strike.
As Beijing has ramped up pressure, Taiwan's government has been more vocal in calling out Beijing's tactics.
While in office, he was known as one of the more vocal critics of government security powers.
And no other investor has been more vocal about his concern over Warren than Cooperman, a billionaire.
He has, by all accounts, become more vocal in the locker room as the season has progressed.
Nationalist and identitarian movements are gaining clout, while once-marginalized neo-fascist parties have become more vocal.
Businesses are increasingly complaining to friendly lawmakers, and those lawmakers have become more vocal on their behalf.
In the year since leaving office, Biden has grown to be a more vocal critic of Trump.
The godfather of technical analysis is a raging bull, and he's becoming even more vocal about it.
I think more people are feminists these days, and therefore more vocal about when they see sexism.
Congressional members following Himes's approach have become more vocal online, posting with the hashtag "#NoMoreSilence," like Rep.
He's been more vocal about changing EU fiscal rules too since the League's success in European parliamentary elections.
Taiwan has become more and more vocal in recent days about its exclusion from World Health Organization meetings.
Scientists, he said, are now more comfortable taking on a more vocal role in advocating for their field.
But Kucinich has also prodded Cordray to be more vocal about his stances on issues like gun control.
But Tesla has been more vocal in the last month about the plan for an autonomous taxi fleet.
The latest spat is more vocal and reflects deeper concern about its progress after two decades of reinvention.
Women have been growing more vocal about the treatment they receive online, in particular about threats of violence.
Towards the end of his life, Hawking grew more vocal about our need to find other, extraterrestrial habitats.
With the dreamers, we're so much more vocal, and we were raised here, and we know what's happening.
At the same time, you also use more vocal manipulation than you've ever experimented with in the past.
Why it matters: In the past year, women have grown more vocal about workplace harassment, sexism, and discrimination.
Many continental Europeans are becoming ever more vocal in expressing their long-standing doubts about "Anglo-Saxon capitalism".
Moore appears to be all but doomed as Republicans become more vocal about their concerns with his nomination.
Expect conservative groups supportive of the policy, like Alliance for Market Solutions, to become more vocal this summer.
Zouhair H. said that, despite everything, his community has been more vocal in recent years without suffering consequences.
He wanted to be more vocal, more hands-on, and to have a new understanding of the office.
Prominent black British actors including David Oyelowo and Mr. Elba have become more vocal about issues of diversity.
And perhaps no person was more vocal than a member of the Eagles themselves, defensive back Malcolm Jenkins.
Obama is already telegraphing he expects to be more vocal than past "formers" in the months after leaving office.
Clearly, Luke P.'s obnoxious behavior is getting to him, and he's getting a lot more vocal about it.
And then you have Clinton, who's a bit more vocal about it, and making it more of an issue.
Lobbyists and the executive branch tend to become more vocal to fill the void left by experienced policy minds.
More vocal criticism of the new US President is also appearing in Russian newspapers and from some Russian politicians.
But it's also made me made me stronger, more resourceful, and more vocal in all parts of my life.
Hopefully, any sort of celebration of our heritage as a whole is breaking stereotypes because we're being more vocal.
In subsequent years, as praise for his screen work increased, Mr. Penn became more socially conscious and more vocal.
While Clemmer says this isn't a shift in his group's position, it is a change to become more vocal.
"I think one of the things corporates have to do is be more vocal on these issues," Joyce said.
Your dog may also show discomfort by becoming more vocal or being protective of certain areas of the body.
TC: Do you think other tech executives should be more vocal, or is it too much of a risk?
When he started taking over more vocal duties, the kid just had a huge battering ram for a voice.
Her closest opponent, Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn, has been more vocal in his criticism of the U.S. president, however.
The traffic safety administration changed its own policy in 1997, but has recently become more vocal about the issue.
That could give Golden State and its many, many delegates a much more vocal role earlier in the process.
The lack of change in the cabinet may weaken its chances of confronting a more vocal parliament, say critics.
"I am more vocal and less apologetic," Tara D'Haenens, who works at a medical center in South Bend, Ind.
It was a blast, and lead me to question why Sony hadn't been more vocal about it at E3.
I was talking to my boyfriend and another friend who said I needed to be more vocal about this.
Over the years, there have been few more vocal or aggressive advocates for law enforcement than Rudolph W. Giuliani.
I'd like to think I've become a better leader, first and foremost, a more vocal leader on the court.
HR execs are also more vocal than ever before about the importance of building a diverse and inclusive workplace.
Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) was even more vocal, pointing out that GM got a $50 billion bailout in 2008.
The study finds that brands are struggling to play catchup as their customers become more vocal about their needs.
Then, over the last 10 years, women have become more vocal — and rightly so — about patriarchal messaging in medicine.
Mr. Trump, though, could prove far more vocal about the race, especially when he appears Friday in Pensacola, Fla.
Throughout the election cycle, Clinton supporters have often been out-shouted by Trump's and Bernie Sanders' more vocal voter bases.
"We can be more vocal about our beliefs nowadays, and on social media, people are seemingly more accepting," she said.
Leading up the release of The Life of Pablo, West had been acting more outrageous and more vocal than usual.
"The Poles are getting much more vocal on this," Judy Dempsey, nonresident senior fellow at Carnegie Europe, told VICE News.
In the four years since Hendricks gave that Health interview, women choosing not to have children have become more vocal.
Uber criticized the ban but took heat from activists when its chief competitor, Lyft, appeared more vocal on the issue.
"The more repressive the government was, the more vocal the oral satirists became," says Tigab Bezie of Bahir Dar University.
Expect more vocal reminders from the president&aposs team Thursday that the past year has yielded no collusion-related charges.
More vocal critics, however, called the move ethically dubious for promoting behaviors that could get young kids addicted to television.
Those on both sides of these controversial issues will become more vocal, especially as politicians use it as anger bait.
That difficulty — and Mr. Trump's desire for a more vocal representative — was how the president ended up hiring Mr. Giuliani.
Still, experts say they believe that the regulatory body needs to be more vocal and proactive when flagging its actions.
The first lady has also been more vocal about policy issues, making longer, more detailed speeches on the opioid epidemic.
"I am amazed that there has not been more vocal protest by more Singaporeans," Lee Wei Ling wrote on Facebook.
Cotton, who faces reelection in 2020, has been one of the more vocal Senate critics of the House GOP bill.
Among the more vocal Libby defenders, according to The New York Times, is new Trump national security adviser John Bolton.
It's always understated, but there was obviously a real need to shift and be more vocal and expressive about that.
As time rolls by, the company seems to be slowly getting more proactive, or at least more vocal about it.
In professional settings, I became more vocal and consciously fought how I had been socialized to be: quiet and meek.
There was a more vocal and more forceful reaction from congressional Democrats who now control the House of Representatives. Rep.
The leader of the party, Heinz-Christian Strache, is known to be way more vocal about Islam, Muslims, everything else.
Tech workers have become more vocal to protest both the president's and their companies' stances on immigration, defense and discrimination.
One of bitcoin's more vocal critics is the Bank for International Settlements — the central bank for domestic central banks worldwide.
Pollak says these sentiments aren't surprising, but that millennial and Gen Z workers have generally been more vocal about it.
Former USDA hog inspector Joseph Ferguson has been one of the more vocal critics of the proposed change in procedures.
I definitely have had to be a little bit more vocal and public than what I had done in the past.
The House hearing on Tuesday, which was organized by supporters, will seek to make a more vocal case for the tax.
FCC Chairman Ajit Pai, for one, has emerged as one of the more vocal critics of the "downsides" of social media.
And a stream of rank-and-file Republicans are getting a bit more vocal in their worry about Trump and Russia.
There was no passage of time to explain the change, and Liam is way more vocal than he ever has been.
But since Donald Trump's election, she's gotten more and more vocal about her differences with the current administration, as People reports.
Market analysts were more positive on health care after Trump's win because Hillary Clinton had been more vocal about drug pricing.
And as he's grown more vocal about the issue, he returns to his own child as the impetus for his outspokenness.
But we're talking more about it because we "have more vocal and empowered victims now," Goldberg told me over the phone.
The firm began tracking such investments after the 2015 Paris deal when the oil industry became more vocal about green investments.
This new, more vocal form of corporate activism soon spread to global warming, immigration, the minimum wage and now gun control.
It has to find new ways to try to appease a population far more vocal and more individualistic than previous generations.
The peaker must now contend with a much more vocal and empowered progressive wing, willing to challenge her on their priorities.
Jeff Sessions, Trump's pick for attorney general, has a long and far more vocal history of opposing marijuana use and legalization.
But the more people articulate how women should be and how they should behave, the more vocal I've wanted to become.
Perhaps antitrust agencies should be more vocal about the benefits of cryptocurrencies and blockchain and advise governments not to prevent them.
I've learned to be more vocal about my needs; I no longer have to be nice at the expense of myself.
She has worked hard to distance herself from Mr. Christie, becoming more vocal about her disagreements with the deeply unpopular governor.
German policymakers, along with industry leaders, have become much more vocal about China's predatory trade practices, in particular forced technology transfers.
Mr. Obama urged Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of Canada to take on a more vocal role defending the values they shared.
Andrew Ross Sorkin had breakfast with him and considered how Mr. Cook had become more vocal about the company's moral responsibility.
Carlos Curbelo (R-Fla.) agreed Trump should be more vocal in condemning the violence and without being prompted by an interviewer.
Activist shareholders are becoming more vocal as corporate management respond to investor proposals amid a government push for better corporate governance.
Lofgren is seen as a more even-keeled and judicious member of the team than some of her more vocal colleagues.
Grossi will be more vocal on other fronts, such as the role nuclear energy can play in reducing fossil fuel emissions.
In response, the right—and especially police unions—grew more vocal and vehement in denouncing activists and defeating reform-minded candidates.
And ironically, many YouTube users who the latest policy changes are designed to directly help are among its more vocal critics.
A Democratic House could also become more vocal about impeaching the president, or push for more investigations into the Trump administration.
We've seen Mark Warner be a lot more vocal about this issue, but he's actually not the chair of the committee.
However, opponents could reportedly attempt to rewrite party rules in a bid to replace her with a more vocal supporter of Brexit.
Some of the more vocal women would be disqualified (by the captains) from participating in paid events, as punishment for speaking out.
But as NASA has scrambled to meet Pence's call, Trump has become more vocal about his love for Mars in recent months.
"I feel ignored," El Maat told the Times on Friday, adding that she planned to be "more vocal, more active" in response.
On the other side, Sanders obtains a reputation for economic illiteracy in virtue of taking hits from Democrats' more vocal wonk community.
Pivot the story to Trump Clinton allies say their team needs to be more vocal about calling out Trump and his organization.
He's encouraging Deondre to be a leader and to be more vocal towards his teammates because Deondre can be timid at times.
"The current internet generation is more vocal than their predecessors and are more willing to voice opinions if they don't like something."
Conservatives have become more vocal in calling for the process to move quickly to ensure that the repeal timeline does not slip.
Other lawmakers have been more vocal, and Gonzalez has picked up a handful of endorsements on Capitol Hill, including support from Reps.
U.S. ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley said on Tuesday that the United States would become more vocal about their situation.
At the same time, men are becoming more vocal and aware of gender issues and finding ways to be active as allies.
In any case, yeah, I think it's probably going to rouse techies to be more vocal than they've been in the past.
Lady is more vocal, and the new film delivers an unexpected backstory for Tramp, which may make you tear up a bit.
"When George was around, he might have been more vocal, but we understand the importance," Girardi said of games against the Mets.
The actor said back in 2011 Obama made racism worse, but only because he motivated the Tea Party to get more vocal.
But as her time in office draws to a close, there are signs she may be more vocal in her post-government career.
They have been more vocal about their concerns behind closed doors, according to four people who have spoken with them or their subordinates.
As dark matter continues to go undetected, some of the modified gravity supporters have gotten more vocal, leading to the most recent spat.
It also needs to be more vocal in criticizing Ireland, the Netherlands and other inversion destinations for their beggar-thy-neighbor tax policies.
During the regular season, Golden State's Steve Kerr and San Antonio's Gregg Popovich were among the more vocal coaches in publicly criticizing Trump.
Ever since Sandy Hook, I've been more vocal about the shooting, and meeting with my politicians to see if anything can be done.
That could mean more dissent among Christians on the ground, but it's unlikely to lead to a more vocal approach by Church officials.
While U.S. antitrust officials have been pretty quiet about the news since this summer, E.U. regulators have been more vocal about their concerns.
Catholic traditionalists in her own party -- who have never really warmed to the Protestant woman at the helm -- will become even more vocal.
He then revealed that while his mother kept a positive tone on camera, perhaps she's been a little more vocal behind the scenes.
But she's been even more vocal than most, leading 8,000 protesters in the Women's March at the Sundance Film Festival in late January.
Tech company leaders, in particular, have been more vocal in expressing opposition to the move, which many consider ill-conceived and wrong-headed.
Democrats have been more vocal than Republicans about Flint, a majority-black city whose water has been tainted with lead since a Gov.
Sharapova became more vocal as she saved break points in a sixth game that proved to be the turning point of the match.
As the demographics of the game changed in recent years, however, players began to be more vocal, and front offices became more proactive.
O'Rourke joins other Democratic candidates who have recently become more vocal about the close ties between the news network and the White House.
However, the new wave of artists have been more vocal about their origins, proudly exhibiting the specific to the neighborhoods they hail from.
That is a sharp departure from the more vocal free-trade commitments that were a staple of these gatherings before Mr. Trump's election.
Dr. Fauci has been much more vocal about their risks, and dismissed potential evidence of their success in treating the coronavirus as anecdotal.
If Mr. Trump goes after Canada on trade issues, as seems likely, Mr. Trudeau is expected to become significantly more vocal and critical.
As white liberals became more vocal about racial inequality, more racially conservative Democrats left the party and helped power Donald Trump's electoral victory.
But even companies like Apple and Intel, which have been more vocal advocates on the need for diversity, remain largely white and male.
With Doppler Labs shutting down last year, the company is now one of the more vocal companies left in the smart wireless earbud space.
But she does not think the board will take Galloway's advice, and also contrasted Facebook's timid workers with their more vocal peers at Google.
The previous day, Trump called on Republicans to be more vocal in their defense of him as Democrats push forward with their impeachment efforts.
The previous day, Trump called on Republicans to be more vocal in their defense of him as Democrats push forward with their impeachment efforts.
"After the assassination, the Remain side became more vocal and were willing to share their opinions about Brexit than were leave voters," Cohen said.
While NASA's Artemis program is more or less intact, Bridenstine and the space agency have become much more vocal about Mars since Trump's tweet.
Others, such Preston Byrne, blockchain expert and COO at Monax, are more vocal in their dismissal of token sales as being legal at all.
In the wake of the #MeToo movement, as women grow more and more vocal about supporting each other, The Bachelor's competition feels especially stale.
NO LEADER was more vocal in his opposition to the nuclear deal signed in 2015 by Iran and six world powers than Binyamin Netanyahu.
Setter Alisha Glass accepted some constructive criticism that she could be even more vocal as a leader, and went right to work on it.
Consumer businesses have generally become more vocal about social causes in recent years as market research has shown a millennial appetite for brand activism.
Vettel is certainly one of the more vocal of drivers, and his racing persona has its dark side – remember the fuss around 'Multi-21'?
He has been more vocal against the president in recent weeks, saying Trump isn't his "first loyalty" and questioning his fitness for the presidency.
Donat Sorokin/TASS (Photo by Donat SorokinTASS via Getty Images) Other companies are more vocal about 996, taking pride in their excessively diligent culture.
Free Basics has become controversial in India, as internet freedom activists become more vocal and Facebook blankets the country with pro-Free Basics advertising.
Last year, after Apple launched its own music service, Spotify became more vocal about encouraging users to pay for the service outside of iTunes.
What seems different this time is that many evangelical leaders are far more vocal in speaking against a candidate many of their constituencies supported.
I think it makes sense for us to be much more vocal on the things that may or may not make sense to us.
"Of course, Pakistan is the affected party because it is a disputed territory, which is why I&aposm more vocal about it," Khan said.
We need to become more vocal about what ails us, and begin to speak up and make ourselves heard — before it is too late.
But like most classrooms, I have a mix of opinions and backgrounds among my students, and they are more vocal than in years past.
In a country where animal-rights activists have grown more vocal in recent years, not everyone appreciates Mr. Lima's exaltation of Brazil's agribusiness prowess.
U.S. ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley said on Tuesday that the United States would become more vocal about the two journalists' situation.
For instance, white parents could be more vocal in pressuring doctors to give their children something, regardless of whether it will work or not.
The traditional supporters of keeping weed illegal have become more vocal in their insistence that a ban protects the population from its harmful effects.
Though the New York crowd offered Halep more vocal support when the players arrived on the court, if anyone booed Sharapova, it was barely audible.
About a hundred yards down the road a more vocal band, their cars and trucks festooned in "Trump 2020" banners and flags, honked and chanted.
After the alleged hate crime committed against Empire actor Jussie Smollett, Ellen Page was one of the more vocal celebrities to condemn the perpetrator's actions.
Opposition to the ruling Kurdish establishment, represented by the Barzani and Talabani dynasties, has become more vocal over the past years, especially after the referendum.
She has been willing and capable of adapting by becoming more vocal on issues like the national minimum wage and a stronger health care system.
Shareholder advisory groups such as PIRC have become more vocal in recent years in encouraging investors to vote against pay plans at annual general meetings.
Aquino says there's a two-pronged approach for how to use that to effect change: one, encourage scientists to be more vocal about their work.
Former President Jimmy Carter was more vocal in his views in his post-White House years, occasionally stirring up controversy with comments critical of Israel.
People flocked to the short-form video app, but the bigger Vine got, the more vocal its influential users became about wanting to get paid.
Collins has been more vocal in her opposition to the bill so far, saying she needs a "complete overhaul" in order to back the bill.
Sonically, I wanted this record to be more British, like The Fall, or Wire, or the Stranglers, which is also why it's more vocal-oriented.
Beltran earned a reputation as a quiet leader by example for the Mets, but was also criticized by some teammates for not being more vocal.
From public policy to the Russia investigation, Flake said, members in the GOP are more vocal behind the scenes than they are before the cameras.
As the 1960s grew more turbulent, Robinson's relatively restrained approach was increasingly out of phase with the more vocal elements of the civil rights movement.
Many Republicans have been clamoring for Trump to become more vocal in the shutdown fight in order to calm GOP infighting over their spending plan.
Young people are more vocal on social media and, as polling shows, more likely to want their brands to take a stand on political issues.
Sanders's campaign has been more vocal about calling attention to Clinton's reliance on big-money donors, and his supporters recently picketed a recent Clinton fundraiser.
The public has always been on our side, but the gun lobby has counted on the fact that their minority is more organized, more vocal.
Khalil, a top figure in the Amal Movement led by Parliament Speaker Nabih Berri, has recently become more vocal in his warnings about the economy.
Players who clubs thought were "quiet little shy kids, put within a much better maturity range, became leaders, much more vocal and passionate," Bunce says.
Mr. Nunn, who turned down an interview request for this article, was more vocal in 2010, not long after the touring production was first revealed.
While Pakistan has been more vocal about its nuclear prowess, some analysts say, India – which is building nuclear plants for power generation – is more measured.
He gets even more vocal than I do whenever the topic of entertainment space comes up (don't get him started on carpets or paint colors).
On Monday, she went after Utah Republican Mitt Romney, someone she's previously supported, when he became more vocal about the push to hear from witnesses.
But she did not get a clear mandate for that at the polls, with Britons favoring closer continuing ties to the bloc becoming more vocal.
"As she travelled the country as a reporter, meeting people who were in real economic pain, she became more vocal about her views," Sims said.
Banks have been more vocal about their efforts than asset managers, with most large lenders having joined a group led by New York-based startup R3.
Trump's HUD secretary, Ben Carson, has been even more vocal on the topic, though as of yet, he hasn't really done much of substance about it.
Trump's senior aides recently have become more vocal in their criticism of China's treatment of its minority Muslims in Xinjiang, which has sparked an international outcry.
Trump's grip on the South While Republicans from Midwestern farm states have been more vocal in their opposition to the trade war, most notably Iowa Sen.
With the increased financial support from the industry, and his congressional seat up for grabs, Rohrabacher has become more vocal about his open support for pot.
Jutkowitz discussed a shift in brands' willingness to be more vocal about political issues, and have that perspective be a strategic piece of their brand strategy.
And restaurants are growing more vocal about the hefty commission fees — sometimes as high as 30% — charged for every order that comes from a delivery app.
The move comes as minority shareholders have become more vocal about the management of Japanese companies following Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's efforts to strengthen corporate governance.
The directors had very specific expectations for writer Justin Caffier's performance, zooming in for close-ups of his face and encouraging him to be more vocal.
But in recent years, as LGBT groups have become more vocal in pursuit of equal rights, religious conservatives have reacted angrily and started to push back.
In addition to firming the official midpoint of the yuan, authorities have also been more vocal about assuring the markets that growth is still on track.
Weld, who has been more vocal about his disdain for Trump than Johnson, controversially drew comparisons between the presumptive Republican nominee and Nazi Germany last month.
Corker has emerged in recent weeks as one of the more vocal opponents of creating massive new deficits on the scale that some analysts are predicting.
"If the Iraqi government were just rounding up and killing Iraqis in this way, we could be more vocal" in criticizing it, the European diplomat said.
The companies were more vocal in the fight in 2014, when they met with the FCC to discuss the matter, but have been quieter in 2017.
But after representing Cruise for 12 years, the "Top Gun" star fired her, reportedly for wanting to be more vocal in the direction of his career.
"I also feel a little surprised that more athletes are not more vocal about this, especially those with a powerful voice in Olympic sport," he said.
There certainly have been women through the decades who have led by example, but now I think there are platforms for women to be more vocal.
What you notice most with Sonya, beyond her more vocal encouragement, is how often her sons seek to make eye contact with her during live play.
Being a bit more vocal, and bringing more energy, is something that — even though it wasn't natural for me — it allows me to play better tennis.
Secretary of State Rex W. Tillerson also became more vocal, having objected to the lack of a diplomatic component in the initial proposal from General McMaster.
It amped up speculation that he was contemplating a third-party run for president, especially as he was becoming more vocal on issues like climate change.
With anti-vaccine groups becoming more vocal and even celebrities and politicians spreading fear of vaccines, Hviid and his team wanted to provide solid scientific answers.
His measured comments have taken a back seat to Mr. Trump's more vocal broadsides against the auto industry for its investments in Mexico, often via Twitter.
And with the final debate of 2019 coming up this week, I'd just like to tell the candidates one thing: Please be more vocal about disabilities.
John Kasich (R), whose term ends in 2019, has become increasingly more vocal criticizing GOP leadership in Washington, most notably the Republican-backed healthcare reform plan.
The more vocal of the two men, who had red hair, explained that his furnace at home had stopped working and that his wife was freezing.
And while there are more bears being held captive for their bile, used in traditional medical potions, than in years past, public resistance has become more vocal.
Communities have become more vocal about historical land claims since 2010 when a new constitution recognized the right of traditional hunter-gatherer groups to their ancestral lands.
U.S. lawmakers have good reason to be more vocal about tech companies' plans for China than they are when it comes to consumer goods brands like Nike.
Meanwhile, Trump is facing persistent -- and growing -- questions about his campaign's ties to Russia as some fellow Republicans on Capitol Hill become more vocal about their concerns.
Those figures do not include Afghanistan, which the Trump administration has been much more vocal about after the president approved sending 3,000 more troops to the country.
Some of the more vocal Brexiteers dream of turning Britain into "Singapore-on-Thames": a low-tax, lightly regulated haven for businesses eager to trade with Europe.
"There's been nobody in the city that's been a more vocal, persistent, demanding advocate for police reform and accountability than I have," Lightfoot told the Chicago Tribune.
Celebrities have been more vocal than ever about the realities of red carpet dressing, especially when it comes to finding gowns outside of the sample size range.
Although Trump has said that runaway drug price inflation must be addressed, Clinton was much more vocal in calling out particular companies, including Valeant Pharmaceuticals International VRX.
Due to the complacency surrounding the effect of rising rates on Wall Street among investors, Bove says it's important to get more vocal about his bear case.
When New York Fashion Week rolled around in September, the fashion industry was getting more vocal about the 2016 election and their fear of a Trump presidency.
"I didn't have any relationships to burn, so i was able to be more vocal on behalf of the committee than those in the business," she said.
Her supporters and surrogates are much more vocal about it, and she's benefited from spending from groups such as BlackPAC, which seeks to elect African-American candidates.
This month Indermit Gill and Kenan Karakulah of the Duke Center for International Development at Duke University said the fund should have been much more vocal earlier.
Are you more vocal in the workplace because of a time when you failed to speak up about an idea you knew would help improve company culture?
She declined to comment on her priorities next year — "It's premature to talk about what's going to happen," she told The Hill — but others were more vocal.
Washington (CNN)Now that Hillary Clinton is "out of the woods," the former Democratic presidential nominee has become more vocal about her experiences during the 2016 election.
Clinton counts more, and more vocal, celebrity supporters than Trump, whose backers include Clint Eastwood, Jon Voight, country singer Loretta Lynn, Kirstie Alley and rapper Azealia Banks.
Public pressure has prompted companies to become more vocal about their equality agendas, and political institutions are introducing frameworks to make sure employers stick to their word.
Support for the proposition has dropped to around 50 percent from 70 percent in the spring as the Mormon Church has become more vocal in its opposition.
But over the last few days, the first lady has been more vocal about the pandemic, including by recording a pair of public service announcements about it.
You know, other people like Eric Reed who played with him on the 49ers and also kneeled with him, he's been more vocal than Colin Kaepernick has.
While Ryan would sometimes disagree with Trump's more controversial comments in the past year, his criticisms were widely considered mild compared to other more vocal Republican voices.
The senators' criticism of the NBA comes as members of Congress from both parties have grown more vocal in criticizing China's trade practices and human rights record.
Lutz may have kept gushing over his soon-to-be bride to just a few words on the talk show, but he was far more vocal on Instagram.
MUNOZ: WELL, THE PASSENGERS ON OUR FREIGHT ON THE AIRLINE IS JUST A LITTLE BIT MORE VOCAL THAN THE FREIGHT THAT I HAD AT THE RAIL SPACE CERTAINLY.
The company, which was been one of the more vocal tech companies against Trump's Muslim Ban, put out an ad called "We Accept," highlighting its views on inclusion.
By creating a program for these things and sticking to it, organisations can ensure they are not just rewarding employees that are more vocal or better at negotiating.
But the company should understand that some of those people also want it to be more vocal about these ideas, and any others it has in the works.
Clovis was a conservative radio host and political activist in Iowa before gaining national attention as one of the more vocal supporters of Trump during the presidential campaign.
It's not clear how or whether the absence of Scalia could affect Thomas, or whether it might entice him to take a more vocal role in court arguments.
He was sentenced last month to 22019 days in prison for lying to FBI agents about his Russia contacts and has since become more vocal about his case.
In September, Papadopoulos was sentenced to 22019 days in prison for lying to FBI agents about his Russia contacts and has since become more vocal about his case.
"(T)here's no company and no person that has been more vocal in our opposition to the trade policies that we are pursuing," Smith told investors on Tuesday.
Kraft executives, meanwhile, have become more vocal over the past year, highlighting to investors and the media their commitment to investing in brands, as well as slashing costs.
The response grew more vocal over the past week, largely in response to blowback from employees, users and the tech press who grew increasingly frustrated with milquetoast responses.
And yet here we are, in this moment, where women are getting more vocal and more comfortable expressing their rage, and who knows what might become of that.
While pro bono work is nothing new, over the past two years, major law firms have become more vocal and visible in pushing back against the administration's policies.
This, however, is a position he might not be able to maintain for much longer, especially if Parnas becomes more vocal as the impeachment process approaches its conclusion.
I was only able to do that because I was no longer at Vogue — because I didn't technically work in fashion anymore, so I could be more vocal.
Lindsey Graham, who was one of the strongest voices Sunday against dismissing Mueller, was asked why GOP leaders haven't been more vocal urging Trump not to fire Mueller.
U.K. industrial leaders are now becoming a lot more vocal about how disruptions to European supply chains from a hard Brexit would severely damage investor confidence at home.
But a handful of companies have attempted to launch such bids lately as shareholders have become more vocal about getting higher returns and as the domestic market shrinks.
Yeah, so I think the biggest thing looking back now, and what I wish I had been more vocal about earlier ... she was a first-time CEO obviously.
Meanwhile, Smith has emerged as one of the more vocal advocates for DACA, a program that spares young children brought illegally to the United States from being deported.
But after World War II, African Americans — led by veterans — got more vocal in calling out the injustices under which they lived, and The Green Book followed suit.
Women's rights advocates have become more vocal and show no signs of quieting down, said Clinton, who lost a bid in 2016 to become the first woman U.S. president.
A gradual shift towards zero-hour contracts have made workplace rights the exception as opposed to the rule; as a result, unions are becoming more vocal and more demanding.
White-­supremacist movements that once were deemed beyond the pale are more vocal, their ideas spreading openly into the mainstream, with political leaders not always willing to condemn them.
The third component of bellbird calls in Monteverde used to sound like a "chk chk chk," but now the birds have all begun to add a more vocal quality.
As the political climate outside the box office got bleaker and bleaker, people became more vocal about their thirst for stories that are emotionally compelling but not too heavy.
In fact, our old pal Tony is at this very moment entrenched in a social media flame war with some of the more vocal members of the furry community.
From her calling out sexism, to demanding gun reform, to showing her love for all her fans, this new and more vocal Swift is the pop star we need.
Apple has slowly been becoming more vocal about its internal AI efforts, publishing a paper on adapting GANs and making CMU's Russ Salakhutdinov the public face of its progress.
Why it matters politically: The attempt to strike the climate provision will test the posture of Republicans who have become more vocal about addressing the dangers of global warming.
As traditional careers find themselves up against the growing threat of automation, business leaders have become more vocal about the value of continuous learning — and LinkedIn is no different.
In recent weeks, some have grown more vocal, holding signs at demonstrations, lobbying lawmakers or writing letters to the editor, adding their voices to those of the protesting students.
Her brother also has been more vocal about losing his sister — most famously giving a powerful eulogy at her funeral at Westminster Abbey — making him Diana's best-remembered sibling.
But women have begun to become more vocal about why opting out of the whole "breast is best" theory is just that––a choice––and they aren't making apologies.
The billionaire businessman has been more vocal about his e-commerce plans after India in December imposed new restrictions on how foreign companies operate in the e-commerce sector.
Pruitt, a climate change denier, has been one of the more vocal opponents of the accord, while Ivanka and Secretary of State Rex Tillerson want the U.S. to remain.
Insurers have been more vocal than banks in outlining contingency plans to move operations out of Britain if the country no longer has access to the single European market.
Clinton has been a conventional, down-the-line defender of Israel, whereas Mr. Sanders has been a more vocal critic of Israel's settlements and its use of military force.
Even if similar legislative will may not yet be found in Washington, users are nonetheless likely to be more and more vocal about the handling of their personal information.
I thought girls won't like it, and then I started doing some small screenings at home and the girls were way more vocal in their involvement with the screen.
But as the healing effort begins, one question is whether Google and other Silicon Valley companies will be even more vocal in the ongoing national debate over gun control.
His supporters say that Mr. Hunt's politics are not out of step with other long-term Justice Department and F.B.I. employees, even if he is more vocal than most.
This revelation of pay imbalance is one of several in recent months, and it comes at a time when women are being more vocal about pay equality in Hollywood.
The jeans maker has been among the more vocal companies against gun violence with its CEO Chip Bergh in 2016 requesting customers not to bring guns into its stores.
But the novel has taken on new resonance in recent months, as many women have become more vocal about sexual harassment and assault and curbs on women's reproductive rights.
He became even more vocal after he was forced to retire by President Barack Obama, arguing that Russia was a necessary ally in a "world war" against Islamist militancy.
Law firm giants have eyed the cannabis industry for a long time, but big names like Dorsey & Whitney and Dentons are becoming more and more vocal about their involvement.
He said Monday that the administration already had "significant tools" it could use to support Hong Kong protesters, and urged President Trump to be more vocal on Hong Kong.
"They had to wait until they were absolutely confident they could stand up in that bright light and withstand the scrutiny, so you'll see them get way more vocal."
"European shareholders and stakeholders seem to be more vocal in their support for a move towards green and sustainability and there is regulatory support as well," LSTA's Virmani said.
With the election and the campaign, the rhetoric become more vocal, and people felt empowered to no longer be civil or courteous and to just say what they feel.
Social movements forced chief executives to be more vocal about certain issues, particularly ones linked to viral social movements, like the #MeToo sexual harassment movement or the #MuslimBan immigration movement.
There are fears among minorities and activists that another five years of Modi will embolden right wing Hindu groups, which observers say have become more vocal during Modi's first term.
With the military in full control of security issues, and backed up by its 25% base in parliament, its unclear how much effect a more vocal NLD government could have.
Mark: The way we've designed the music now, it'll fit in reggae, it'll fit in jungle, dubstep, it's more vocal orientated, it's not so much Amen, now everyone can listen.
Especially since the latest round of U.S. tariffs, however, Chinese officials have been more vocal in stating they believe that America's primary motive is to prevent China from growing stronger.
That is why our governments and religious leaders in the West and inside the Muslim world must be more vocal and direct in rejecting the political goals of the terrorists.
She's been more vocal recently though, talking about the possibility of trying the project again on the Golden Globes red carpet and even jokingly offering Cattrall's role to Stephen Colbert.
She's been more vocal recently though, talking about the possibility of trying the project again on the Golden Globes red carpet and even jokingly offering Cattrall's role to Stephen Colbert.
Feig's Ghostbusters reboot — which, it should be noted, isn't even out until July 15 — has prompted torrents of negative sentiment from some of the more vocal haters on the internet.
"Mental health, specifically among African Americans and my peers in particular, is something I really want to be more vocal about," she said in a statement, according to Entertainment Weekly.
"Consumers are becoming more vocal and have more of a say in products, especially in social media," Alison Gaither beauty analyst at marketing research company Mintel, said in an interview.
As growth weakened and the opposition became more vocal, the military's oppressive reaction failed to suppress a growing populism, forcing it to pave the way for a return to democracy.
VW has been far more vocal about ambitious plans announced in June to sell 2-3 million electric cars annually by 2025 - about a quarter of its current vehicle production.
In the US, objections to the IUD has been more vocal, perhaps because of the collective hangover from the 70s of Dalkon Shield, an IUD which injured hundreds of thousands.
Had Okada lived just a decade longer, he might have begun to see the beginnings of his own revival, as Asian-American writers began to become more political, more vocal.
As critics of the Yemen conflict became more vocal, Obama also curtailed some military support for the campaign in the final month of his presidency, adding to the Saudis' displeasure.
With rising pride came — at least among some more vocal native Hawaiians — questions about whether the occupation and annexation of Hawaii by the United States in the 1890s was legal.
"Some are more vocal than others, and a lot of them have been in Hollywood a long time and have dealt with different [forms] of abuse and hate," she says.
It is a long-simmering debate but one that has gotten more attention in an era when activist investors are more vocal about pushing companies to deliver on their promises.
Andrew M. Cuomo, who controls the transportation authority, has been more vocal in acknowledging the severity of the problems facing the subway and is assuming greater responsibility for finding solutions.
Mr. Berensohn was an early proponent of deep ecology, an environmental movement that values all living beings equally, and he became more vocal about environmental issues as he grew older.
But as populist politicians have risen and become more alarmist about Islam, so too has he become more vocal about what he has described as "generational struggle" in the region.
Swift, 28, has notably stayed out of the U.S. political fray in contrast to her more vocal peers, like Democratic supporters Katy Perry and Beyonce and Republican backer Kid Rock.
One year later, the movement to end mistreatment is larger, stronger and more vocal than ever, with the hope being that at least one industry will never be the same.
And the way that it hurt her — as soon as she was nominated, many of these sort of more vocal Federalist Society types rebelled against it and published op-eds.
Conservative House Republicans have become more vocal in recent days in pressing GOP leaders to move that same 2015 repeal bill rather than taking more time to craft a new version.
I might leave the next two tracks as a surprise but both are in different directions from these first two but involve more vocal manipulation and a host of similar instrumentation.
Or it might be generational: Some of Gillibrand's more vocal public critics are older, more established political figures, rather than younger Democrats influenced by the feminist progressivism of the #MeToo era.
Like Rihanna, the timing was definitely not coincidental: Since the release of Lemonade, Beyoncé has arguably become more vocal about sociopolitical topics like white supremacy and misogynoir (misogyny towards Black women).
For example, Republicans may be more vocal about increasing oil production and friendlier to hydraulic fracturing, but investors don't necessarily think their support would have any near-term impact, he said.
By the 2015 Academy Awards, stars like Reese Witherspoon and Shonda Rhimes rallied behind the cause—and by 2016, there were even more vocal supporters proposing their own meaningful interview topics.
Outgoing President Enrique Peña Nieto, who is a more vocal advocate for free trade, is eager to wrap up the deal and get it signed into law before he leaves office.
The "Morning Joe" co-host called the first daughter "sad," lamenting that many had hoped she would have been a more vocal advocate for equal-pay policies in the White House.
He had begun being more vocal even during his playing career, and after he stopped playing — 1956 was his last season — he used his fame more aggressively in the public arena.
Since then, Trump had favored robocalls in special elections and more vocal support for Republicans running in contested primaries, where the president's support has often been an asset for the winners.
The international community has become more vocal in criticizing China for its actions in Xinjiang, encouraging a boycott of products exported from the region that are possibly made using forced labor.
"I'm an introvert, and I create with my hands, not my words, but I've had to become more vocal about this because I'm fearful for this generation of kids," says Melissa.
This provides an outstanding opportunity for Latinos to be more vocal about what matters to us (hint: it's not immigration so much as it is the economy, education and health care).
In an attempt to find a middle way, rights campaigners say EU governments should be more vocal in pushing Assad and his Russian backers to allow aid to reach all Syrians.
His Democratic opponent, Stacey Abrams, has been somewhat more vocal, arguing for the need to address the issue and proposing increases to green technology investment as part of her economic platform.
I think gun owners know that our rights are under attack and at risk, so we all have a fire in our bellies to get more involved and get more vocal.
And just as some Pacific islands have become more vocal about Australia's "paternalistic aid," officials in the Solomons often complain that the Australian and American governments do more dictating than developing.
Clinton, after largely staying in the background of the Democratic primary, has been more vocal this month, promoting a book she wrote with her daughter and taunting Mr. Trump on Twitter.
After witnessing the challenges faced by patients struggling with addiction, I have become ever more vocal in my advocacy for a comprehensive, multifaceted approach to fighting back against the opioid epidemic.
I won't postulate on the views of this group — I know it's a mix of conservative and liberal ideology, but from my experience, the more vocal segment hails from the left.
Fewer people have been more vocal opponents of this 19503/7 work culture than Dan Lyons, a former journalist who left the newsroom to work at startups in the mid-2000s.
Svetlana Kuznetsova, a fellow Russian who has been one of Sharapova's more vocal supporters, said Sharapova's comeback would be "great for tennis" but acknowledged that the wild-card issue was complex.
He wants other veterans to know what he went through, and hopes to rally a new generation of Americans to take a more vocal stand against the nation's current military campaigns.
The mayor spoke several times with Stuart Appelbaum, the president of the Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union, who was one of the more vocal opponents of Amazon coming to Queens.
Although DreamHost has received support from the EFF, the American Civil Liberties Union, and other organizations, Ghazarian said he was surprised that DreamHost didn't get more vocal support from other hosting companies.
I never watched The Good Wife, but I heard more and more about it over the past few years as the series seemed to pick up more awards and more vocal fans.
But some conservative Republicans are leery of supporting measures that might not pass, one aide said, adding that the lawmakers are looking first for more vocal support from Trump on the bills.
But attitudes have been shifting as a growing group of tech workers at Google and other companies have become more vocal about demanding greater labor rights and input on important company decisions.
The 6-753 forward plays starter's minutes (26 per game) off the pine, and become a much more vocal leader this season, especially in stressing the team's play on the defensive end.
If May pushes ahead with a minority Conservative government, that opens the door for moderate Remain supporters in her own party to become more vocal in their push for a softer Brexit.
Farrow has advocated for the women's movement in Hollywood, and over the past several months has grown more vocal about her accusations against Allen and his perceived immunity in the current reckoning.
Clinton has become more vocal in recent months following her loss in November and continues to claim she would have won if it were not for "attacks" from Comey and the Russians.
But his shift on this issue helps show not just how he may have changed, but how the Democratic Party has changed as it becomes more vocal about gun violence in America.
If individuals within these groups find themselves on the receiving end of investigations enabled by these new rules, it's possible that they would become more vocal in their criticism of alleged censorship.
While China has been more vocal in criticizing the North Koreans for their nuclear program, it has also been critical of the U.S. plan to deploy missile defense systems in South Korea.
But not everyone was thrilled that China crossed into this new lunar frontier, and few have been more vocal about their concerns than the scientists involved in the search for extraterrestrial intelligence.
Neo-Nazi groups, the report shows, were more vocal in 2017 — including appearances at rallies such as the Charlottesville, Va., protest that turned violent and resulted in the death of one counterprotester.
But in recent months, Mr. Conway has become even more vocal, outlining developed legal arguments in the opinion pages of The Post and The New York Times, and on the blog Lawfare.
Yet they are still expected to sign on to the report, which is expected to argue that Obama should have been more vocal and transparent with the public about what was happening.
Hill, who resigned in late October amid accusations of relationships with subordinates, had said she plans to be more vocal and candid now that she's not bound by the protocols of Congress.
Like me, immigration activist Moises Rodriguez was able to acquire DACA, which has allowed him to become more vocal about his situation and the status of undocumented people in the country today.
Russel Honore—an infantry officer who led the military's Katrina response—has become more vocal about what he sees as a civilizational threat posed by pollution and reckless treatment of the environment.
Marketers have become more vocal over a variety issues including the black-box means by which their ads are measured, rampant fraud, and failures to guarantee ads will appear in a respectable environment.
But Biden faces his own challenges, including questions about whether he is too old and too centrist for a party yearning for fresh faces and increasingly propelled by its more vocal liberal wing.
Coats has been one of the more vocal voices in the Trump administration about the very real threat of Russian incursions into US digital infrastructure, and its meddling to sow discord and division.
His win revealed the desire of the conservative French electorate — a group who often feel they are ignored by the rest of the country — to be more vocal about their beliefs and convictions.
The allegations initially had Trump keeping his distance from Moore, but he has grown more vocal in his support this week, as public opinion polls show Moore holding a slight lead over Jones.
He has already been deposed in that case, and as the case advances toward trial, it's likely that, as one of the Big Ten's best revenue-sport athletes, he'll become even more vocal.
CEO Tim Cook has become more vocal about those issues and other social and policy causes over the past few years as he's taken on a more outspoken advocacy role as chief executive.
These lawmakers should be praised, but until majorities in both parties come together to pass real solutions on behalf of the American people, the rebellion will continue to grow and become more vocal.
I wish that private consternation was more vocal, because at the end of the day I think it would reinforce to broad swaths of the country who are deeply disappointed with this president.
This year, Neuralink has been more vocal: It published a white paper in July about its design for a brain chip, and Musk excitedly announced that the company had begun testing on monkeys.
And with it, the Joker became more vocal about what he believes in, such as his frightening observation that all it takes for someone to become like him is just one bad day.
That's not to say that Democrats shouldn't fault Trump's trade agenda, just that they need to be more precise in their critiques—and more vocal about who is affected by bad trade deals.
The former showed more vocal maturity, plus I could have sworn she was a shoo-in and would win it all; the latter was inconsistent, wore too many jumpsuits, and deserved to go.
Industry critics — who have become more vocal in recent years — say that many facilities are alarmingly unprepared for coronavirus and that the government's guidance so far has been short on detail and urgency.
Even though critics are getting louder and louder questioning the effectiveness of further easing, Draghi — in his last few weeks as president — is getting more and more vocal about weaker-than-expected inflation.
Israel, which previously has rarely acknowledged strikes in Syria, has become more vocal in pledging it will do what is needed to thwart the entrenchment of Iranian forces or arms transfers to Hezbollah.
Nicolas Mackel, chief executive of Luxembourg for Finance, which promotes the Grand Duchy as a financial center, said that "very few" countries backed the plans and that funds had to be more vocal.
Although never shy about speaking out — he predicted in 2011 that Donald J. Trump could win the presidency — Mr. Zingales became more vocal about the need for the Chicago School position to evolve.
Yet another reason why one would think that the budget deficit hawks would be more vocal now than before is the seeming urgency of the Trump administration to reduce the country's trade deficit.
"I think he's definitely a lot more vocal about it, and especially knowing his background, I know he was active during the civil rights era and has been active since then," she said.
Shannon Watts, the founder of gun control group Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense, said that her group is happy to embrace Sanders if he takes a more vocal stance on gun control.
Although never shy about speaking out — he predicted in 2011 that Donald J. Trump could win the presidency — Mr. Zingales became more vocal about the need for the Chicago School position to evolve.
And she was if anything an even more vocal critic of Trump on his central issue, immigration — she made her call to abolish ICE, which Crowley wouldn't sign onto, central to her campaign.
The Obama administration, while more vocal about political repression around the world, also faced criticism from human rights groups and some U.S. lawmakers that decisions on annual human trafficking rankings had become increasingly politicized.
She's been more vocal recently though, talking about the possibility of trying the project again on the Golden Globes red carpet and even jokingly offering Cattrall's role to Stephen Colbert, Ellen DeGeneres and Cohen.
I interview speaking coach Dawn Fraser on tips to becoming more vocal in conversations, and as it turns out, improv is not only great training for leaders, but also helps with everyday small talk.
Maura Quint — executive director of Tax March, which opposes the 2017 GOP law — said the legislative overhaul prompted the public to become more vocal about calling for wealthy people to pay more in taxes.
In the past several years, as students all over the country became more vocal about the problem of rape in college, the press seized on a series of dramatic incidents, including one at Columbia.
The U.S. has supported Taiwan's inclusion in the past, but with Trump's pro-Taiwan team in place, "it is not unreasonable to see a more vocal and stronger effort this time around," said Shattuck.
Once the duo is back at Jezebel's, June assures Fred she loves his wild missionary sex moves, promises to be more vocal during "the next time," and strokes his arm (along with his ego).
But one of the more vocal corners of the internet is a faction of Grimes fans that feels betrayed by the indie musician dating a tech billionaire whose net worth hovers around $40 billion.
Because so many of Thunberg's harassers are older, conservative men, Vitak recommends encouraging other men to step up as more vocal allies, since harassers tend to listen only when their own cohort speaks up.
This effectively banned the documentary from being shown, and many felt it was a result of the Queen being dissatisfied with the documentary, perhaps as a result of the film&aposs more vocal critics.
This is only the second time the asset manager has ever exercised its right to submit a shareholder proposal, as shareholders grow more vocal following Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's push to strengthen corporate governance.
Britain has recently become more vocal about the threat posed by Russia at a time when some members of the ruling Conservative Party have expressed concern about the impact of cuts to defence spending.
The Republican lawmaker also said the group of nearly 160 members that includes 85033 of the 20 House chairmen "must become more vocal and visible" and had no alternative but to become more proactive.
But Democrats and even some Republicans conceded that the targets offered up by Mr. Trump and his administration were far more numerous than his predecessors', and his threats and protests have been more vocal.
I think we need to be more vocal and transparent with each other about how we've learned over the years to navigate salary negotiations successfully, because typically these are not hard skills that we're taught.
Another bombshell in the Washington Post's report is that President Obama wanted to be more vocal about Russia's manipulations but feared that he would be perceived as trying to tilt the election in Clinton's favor.
WASHINGTON, Nov 13 (Reuters) - Baltic and Nordic countries will join Ireland in becoming more vocal on the benefits of trade once market-friendly Britain leaves the bloc, Irish Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe said on Monday.
Some analysts say Suzuki may serve as a counter-balance to a board dominated by reflationist-minded members, as he could be more vocal of the pain ultra-low interest rates are inflicting on banks.
While criticism of the ruling Kurdish establishment - dominated for decades by the Barzani and the Talabani families - has grown more vocal, a struggling opposition has been unable to alter the political landscape or influence policies.
In real life, Schafer a lot more vocal about speaking up for herself, and others, and as you dive into the drug-fueled world of Euphoria, here's what you need to know about the actress.
Under Mori's leadership, the FSA has introduced corporate governance reforms designed to make the Japanese market more attractive to investors, from boosting the number of external board directors to urging more vocal engagement by investors.
Our office has also been advocating for the Surgeon General to play a more vocal role in educating the public on this issue and find ways to expand access to treatment, especially in rural areas.
Ninth Circuit Federal Judge Alex Kozinski, one of the more vocal critics, suggested in the preface to last summer's  Georgetown Law Journal's Annual Review of Criminal Procedure that he felt hamstrung by strict federal guidelines.
The junta led by Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha, who toppled Yingluck's government in a 2014 coup, has reacted skittishly as Thaksin has become more vocal in his opposition to the military government this year.
This trend in Trump's favor comes as the president has become more vocal about questioning the Russia investigation and the appearance of political bias within the FBI, the deep state and the special counsel's office.
But voters proved more vocal about what they saw as holding him back from more accomplishments, specifically the unwillingness of Democrats and certain Republicans to rally around the man these voters helped put into power.
Donald Tusk, Poland's prime minister from 2007 to 2014 before becoming European Council President, has grown ever more vocal criticizing Law and Justice's more radical inclinations, calling their politicians "contemporary Bolsheviks" who should be defeated.
Since Mr. Xi consolidated his power at an important Communist Party meeting in October, Chinese officials have gotten more vocal about tackling the debt issue, and have threatened to crack down on the worst offenders.
They increase the odds that congressional Democrats, who have become more vocal in their calls to undertake impeachment proceedings against the president, could enter such a fray with ample ammunition about Mr. Trump's business dealings.
Some of his more vocal supporters stirred his anger, including the Fox News commentator Jeanine Pirro, who has railed repeatedly on her weekly show that the president is being ill served by the Justice Department.
It is now actually feeling good in China, but friends and family back home are more vocal about it and asking lots of questions about how we dealt with it here in January and February.
This should encourage the new U.S. administration to take on a much more vocal and active role regarding the regime's unbridled rights violations, including the placement of the dossier on the U.N. Security Council's agenda.
The private equity executive said the success of the economy under President Trump and Republican leadership in Congress should help mute what would otherwise be more vocal opposition from voters or worries from Wall Street.
The world's second-largest economy is getting more wary — and more vocal in its opposition — about increased U.S. naval patrols along the vast body of water, which holds some of the world's busiest trade routes.
While still a small part of the start-up community, these founders have become more vocal in the last year as they connect venture capitalists' insatiable appetite for growth to the tech industry's myriad crises.
And I think the more vocal people are about it, the more this becomes a really mundane sort of footnote in their bio — as opposed to the only thing that people want to talk about.
Enter Roku, which, unlike Netflix, soon may find reason to be even more vocal in the debate: The company is considering whether it should launch an over-the-top pay TV service, sources have said.
While Pompeo is careful with his public statements, and more diplomatic in his efforts to build consensus, Bolton has taken a more vocal approach publicly, tweeting and putting himself front and center in certain policy debates.
Privately, officials at the Chinese Foreign Ministry have become more vocal about their distrust of the North and Mr. Kim, as unease among the Chinese public about the country's erratic ally has grown, American diplomats said.
Cruz risks getting little credit for backing Trump belatedly, while turning off the anti-Trump wing of the party that is bound to become more vocal -- and potentially more powerful -- if Clinton wins the White House.
People and groups are being much more vocal and creative in their criticisms of museums — whether it be about turning down funds from climate change deniers, demanding better labor practices, or refusing sponsorship from dangerous companies.
"We are all sitting a little bit in the dark until he's a bit more vocal," said a top-20 investor, who would also resist a push for a board seat with such a small shareholding.
Under Mori's leadership, the FSA has introduced corporate governance reforms designed to make the Japanese market more attractive to investors, from boosting the number of external directors on boards to encouraging more vocal engagement by investors.
Survivors of his abuse have repeatedly claimed that the financier "loaned" them out to other wealthy power brokers, and Virginia Giuffre, one of Epstein's more vocal survivors, alleged that Epstein facilitated her abuse by Prince Andrew.
After May suffered a shock loss of her parliamentary majority last week, businesses are becoming more vocal about how the government should handle the talks, hopeful their views will carry more weight than before the election.
More vocal support should come Koepka's way next month when he takes part in the Ryder Cup as part of Team USA, after the top eight automatic picks heading to the event in Paris were confirmed.
As the Judiciary Committee moves forward with its impeachment investigation, the Republican campaign arm is ramping up its attacks on Democrats over the issue, while some front-line Democrats are getting more vocal in their opposition.
Some of them, like Mitt Romney and Jeb Bush, have long been critical of Trump — though it's significant that they've now chosen to be much more vocal about this criticism just a month before the election.
At the time, gun control advocates were growing more vocal as urban crime spiked and the nation reeled from John Hinckley's attempted assassination of President Ronald Reagan, which left White House Press Secretary James Brady paralyzed.
Stella's said, 'You know you've gotten more vocal on your Twitter and I feel like this is the time to sort of talk about being an Asian-American woman and it's not ok to be as complacent.
Though the Connect tab hardly seems a big enough change to silence Twitter's more vocal critics, it's certainly an improvement over the previous "find people" section and the recommendations do seem to be a bit more relevant.
It reminds me a little of Dan Bejar's recent work as Destroyer — the slicked-back synths, the creeping sense something is unwell in this little sound world — but it has more heart, and more vocal firepower too.
The Republican Party has generally remained supportive of Pruitt due to his regulatory actions, but lawmakers have recently been more vocal about being tired of the repeated scandals and warning Pruitt that they need to stop. Sen.
Corsi is on a media blitz Corsi has been more vocal about his experience with the Mueller investigation than other witnesses in the probe, appearing almost brazen in his moves to describe his interactions with federal investigators.
Businesses will also need to become more vocal advocates of policies that make it easier or cheaper to build wind, solar and other cleaner projects, said Gary Cook, an IT sector analyst for the environmental group Greenpeace.
For weeks, some of her more vocal critics have been discussing possibly ousting their leader, a move that would trigger a leadership contest with only months to go before Britain leaves the EU in March next year.
Fritz said both candidates are arguing that NAFTA is "a bad thing," even though Trump has been more vocal than Clinton in warning about losing jobs to foreign competition and threatening to slap tariffs on imported goods.
While many British companies have kept quiet about support for EU membership to avoid upsetting shareholders or customers who favor a "Brexit", currency instability, stock market losses and an incipient investment freeze could make them more vocal.
Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders have included building out high-speed broadband as part of their infrastructure policy, and have been a bit more vocal on timely issues like industry competition, municipal fiber networks, and broadband subsidies.
"He was much more vocal about the charges being dropped in the Smollett case, where even if a crime was committed no one was seriously harmed, than he ever was about the death of Laquan McDonald," Kendall wrote.
You'll find yourself begging for the two lovers to say what they actually need to say; you may become devastated when they cannot, and, perhaps, after reading, even grow more vocal about your needs in your own intimacies.
Workers are set to become more vocal with the May launch of the Fishers' Rights Network, which aims to combat abuses, backed by the world's largest canned tuna producer, Thai Union, and the International Transport Workers' Federation (ITF).
Despite being pregnant with her third child, Ivanka initially took the lead as a more vocal figure on the campaign trail while Melania, a self-described "full-time mom" took care of the Trumps' 10-year-old son.
Cummings is disliked by many Conservative MPs, and in particular by those who belong to the European Research Group of hardline Brexiteers in the party, having sidelined many of its more vocal members during the EU referendum campaign.
Questions about China's involvement in Australia became more vocal that year with the lease of a commercial and military port in the northern city of Darwin to a Chinese firm said to have close ties to China's military.
Jeff Flake, for example, who also happens to be Mormon, and others, who when they decided they are retiring become much more vocal, either because they couldn't win in the first place, or just decided not to run.
Not only did it find that users were more likely to post certain hashtags than others, but the site's report also found that those from certain states tended to be more vocal about body-positivity on social media.
When the Mets won the National League East and reached the postseason for the first time in nine years, it validated his preseason confidence in the team—something he was more vocal about than most of his teammates.
As to why, well: "It's evident that sustainability has become a very important issue not just internally, but externally, so we decided to become more vocal about it," Mr. Arnault said in a phone call earlier this week.
Despite the evidence that for many of us restaurant noise is a feature and not a bug (or, at a minimum, both a feature and a bug), I expect the advocates for lower volumes to get more vocal.
She has since become more vocal in her criticism of big pharmaceutical and insurance companies, railing against their multibillion-dollar profits at a time when millions of Americans can't foot the bill for life-saving drugs or coverage.
That tactic may not prove persuasive enough to lead the bill through the Senate, where Republicans have been far more vocal with concerns over cuts in aid to the poor — but in the House, it was just enough.
We're very self-deprecating and I look back now, as I'm not in the company so much, and I wish I had been more vocal about my day-to-day contribution to The Chinese Room, on every level.
So, on Sunday, he gave a series of rogue lectures at the institution to make his claim in a more vocal and visible way, describing to visitors the shield's significance and why it shouldn't reside outside of its homeland.
"The more vocal people are, the better," Mickey Bakst, the general manager of Charleston Grill in South Carolina and the cofounder of Ben's Friends, a support group for recovering addicts in the food and beverage industries, said of Bourdain.
As the searing images from the border dominated media coverage, Melania Trump got more vocal with her husband in the last couple of days, telling him words to the effect: "This isn't working out very well," the official said.
In light of the numbers shared by "Femicides par compagnons ou ex", women's advocacy groups in France have grown more vocal in recent days demanding the government stick to its gender equality promise and act decisively against domestic violence.
No one was more vocal in their opposition to Trump than former Massachusetts Governor GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney; but that didn't stop Trump from meeting with Romney to discuss how the two may be able to work together.
While some were merely advised not to air their views on social media, more vocal critics have found themselves behind bars, facing possible indictments on charges such as disobeying the ruler or incitement against the state, rights activists say.
In light of the numbers shared by "Femicides par compagnons ou ex", women's advocacy groups in France have grown more vocal in recent days demanding the government stick to its gender equality promise and act decisively against domestic violence.
The Tennessee lawmaker's decision opens up the freedom for him to be more vocal in his criticisms of the administration, in part because he does not have to worry about alienating the base of Republican voters loyal to Trump.
Since his sentencing last month, at which he showed remorse for his actions, Papadopoulos has grown more vocal on social media and in the press, alleging that his meeting with Mifsud was a setup orchestrated by Western intelligence agencies.
I think all universities are getting more vocal in their objections and willingness to take positions or say things or cause problems — or, put in the positive way, they want to be a part of the support of democracy.
While Tillerson has tried to patch up fraying ties with Russia, he nonetheless has been more vocal than the president in criticizing some of Russia's actions overseas, including its aggression in Ukraine and its role in the Syrian conflict.
The company has become far more vocal about telling its employment story over the past half-decade, which is partly a reflection of the rapid expansion of its network of warehouses devoted to packaging and shipping products to customers.
Obviously if I'm sad or angry, my best friend will know about it, but my friends are way more vocal about their feelings and interestingly enough that's therapeutic for me—not feeling alone in your situation makes you feel better.
But although tech companies have largely aligned against Trump in a more vocal way than the rest of corporate America, they have still taken high-profile meetings with his administration and stand to benefit greatly from some of his agenda.
Brett-Patrick Jenkins, one of the series' more vocal executive producers, has a history of working in the arena of fright; he serves as an executive producer on Amazon Video's Lore which revives legends and myths in a semi-docu style.
Though 56-year-old Rose Hamid said nothing, the crowd around her grew more vocal, first chanting Trump's name and pointing to signal a protestor's presence, and then booing and shouting "get out" as she was escorted away, according to CNN.
But bank officials are now more vocal on the rising cost of prolonged easing, such as the hit to bank margins - a sign that their next move would be to roll back stimulus rather than expand it, the people said.
For those who closely watch Apple, this probably isn't too surprising, as the company has been receiving pressure to focus more on services in light of its hardware declines, and it has been more vocal about its efforts to expand services.
The auto industry joins the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and other large business groups that have become more vocal in recent weeks about Trump's efforts to change the 23-year-old accord, saying they would be detrimental to American jobs.
Volvo, which has been among the more vocal proponents of autonomous technology in service of reducing fatality rates, recently announced that it would accept that responsibility in an effort to move things along — but other automakers have yet to follow suit.
The former Massachusetts governor was briefly among the candidates considered to run the State Department in the early days of Trump's presidency, but in recent months has emerged as one of the more vocal detractors of the president on the right.
"The precedent set in this case would essentially enact a policy proposal to weaken encryption that has not yet gained traction in Congress and was previously rejected by the White House," said Lieu, one of Capitol Hill's more vocal encryption advocates.
So the political atmosphere is changing sharply, and you have people like Roger McNamee and Tristan Harris, and more and more Silicon Valley insiders are waking up to this and realizing that they need to be much more vocal and responsible.
Spotify employee Austin Kramer, who curates all the dance music playlists on the app, told THUMP he decided to change the name after noticing a movement away from kick-driven tracks to more vocal-driven songs over the past few months.
With no conceivable path to the nomination for Sanders, and a report earlier today in the Daily Beast that he does not plan on quitting after tonight, expect the frustration among Democratic operatives and even voters to grow more vocal.
With no endgame in mind, Mr. Trump appears to be boxed in between Democrats who will control the House and have key votes in the Senate and his supporters on the hard right, who have grown more vocal in criticizing him.
Before that, the Dodgers' only offense came when Dozier hit a two-out single in the first inning to score Chris Taylor and energize a crowd that was far more vocal than it had been in the Dodgers' Game 3 defeat.
"Whether you are someone who has been here a long time, a short time or a candidate running for office for the first time, people are being more vocal about how they feel about leadership of the party," said Rep.
The California Democrat has been under increased pressure in recent weeks to strike a compromise on the USMCA as moderate Democrats — particularly from districts Trump won in the 2016 election — have become more vocal about their desire to pass the deal.
In light of current unrest in the country, some commentators have said the administration should have been more vocal about its support for the protesters then and not have put so much stock in building diplomatic ties with Iranian leaders.
Or so it seems, given the announcements this week that Tom Ford and Thakoon, two of the more vocal proponents of the recent shake-up to see-now, buy-now, have decided it wasn't such a good idea after all.
South African Ernie Els, who will captain the team made up of players from countries outside the U.S. and Europe next week, has called on the galleries this year to be far more vocal in their support of the home side.
The governor on Friday confirmed his efforts during a radio interview, and suggested, without elaborating, that he told Amazon that there were "other ways that the state can get it done" that might bypass some of the deal's more vocal opponents.
While it was dominated by the middle classes, who have always been more vocal in their opposition to Chavismo, this week's march was also attended by people from less privileged sectors whose loyalty has been severely tested by the crisis.
It's a problem women artists have gotten more vocal about in the past few years, with big names such as Carrie Underwood, Miranda Lambert, Kacey Musgraves, and Maren Morris addressing the issue of representation for women on the airwaves and festival stages.
Read more: Trump stole the Democrats' best 2020 foreign policy stances and it could make it very difficult to unseat him The frustration reaches to the highest ranks of both campaigns, though Clinton's former aides have been much more vocal about their anger.
Age aside, some black voters have said that they are open to switching their support from Biden, or have already expressed support for other candidates, many of whom have been more vocal than Biden recently when it comes to issues affecting black communities.
Over the past year, when Naimi was carefully choosing his words or not commenting at all, Falih has become more vocal about his views that the oil market needs to rebalance through low prices and that the Saudis have the resources to wait.
And the contest may anger China, since Mr Lai is a more vocal supporter than Ms Tsai of the idea that Taiwan should formally declare itself to be a distinct country from China—a move China says would be grounds for war.
"Although time in job level is just one metric in a multi-dimensional promotion consideration process, these primers help ensure that every team member is considered, not just those who are more vocal or in more visible roles," Square describes on its blog.
In December, however, employees said workers have been more vocal and restless over issues like the facial-recognition service Amazon sells to police departments and Amazon's fierce opposition to a proposed Seattle tax on the company that would have funded homeless programs.
And while fighters are now more vocal than ever about issues of pay and sponsorships and the push for a fighters' association or union is as loud as it's ever been, most of the UFC's underclass stays silent and fights for a pittance.
The new class also includes more women with young children, and female Congress members have recently been even more vocal in forcing the US legislative branch to catch up with the needs of members who are juggling child care and official duties.
It's possible that a short-term extension could pass the House without Democratic votes, taking pressure of House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, who with her caucus has been more vocal about rejecting anything that doesn't include DACA by the end of the year.
NEW YORK (Reuters) - New York Knicks player Enes Kanter urged U.S. President Donald Trump to be more vocal about human rights in Turkey, after prosecutors in Istanbul requested the basketball player's arrest and extradition over his ties to a U.S.-based cleric.
But after the 2014 demonstrations known as the Umbrella Movement, when protesters occupied major roadways for 79 days in an unsuccessful push for more open democracy, some activists became more vocal in their calls for the city to formally separate from China.
It's true that we're having much more in depth and much more vocal and much more...harder to ignore conversations about cultural identities and the politics of identities and the politics of language in particular and who...gets to laugh at whom.
Republicans in Congress in recent weeks have been more vocal in questioning the integrity of agents assigned to Mueller's office after it was revealed that one agent, Peter Strzok, was removed from the team over text messages indicating political bias against Trump.
Democrats have long focused on income inequality and the rising concentration of wealth, but they have grown more vocal about the issue after the passage of Mr. Trump's tax cuts, which delivered the bulk of their benefits to the highest-earning Americans.
Indeed, no one has been more vocal about the evils of rigged votes than Mr. Trump, who has repeatedly made the false claim that the 2016 election, in which he lost the popular vote to Hillary Clinton, was rife with Democratic fraud.
What happened is quite different: As Mr. Trump was elected and then inaugurated, Republicans became more and more reluctant to call him out and more and more vocal in defending him and attacking his critics; rather than weakening, their loyalty to him intensified.
Christine Goerke, as Brünnhilde, promises more vocal confidence than Deborah Voigt had when the production was new; Greer Grimsley and Michael Volle will each make a capable, articulate Wotan; Philippe Jordan returns to the Met for the first time since 2007 to conduct.
"There's a real disconnect between decision makers and the feeling on the ground," said New York State Senator Michael Gianaris, who, along with Van Bramer and New York State Assemblyman Ron Kim, has been among the more vocal politicians against the deal.
Though she's in no way perfect, Mac has grown more vocal about sexism in the music industry (helped, obviously, by the platform she's built on Radio 1 for more than ten years) and seems to be looking for practical ways to tackle it.
Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders may not have as extensive a national policy history with the arts as Clinton, but in the 2016 presidential race, he's been far more vocal about his support for them, even promising to be an "arts President" if elected.
Herbert can now look forward to getting more vocal support from the local fans as he will be back on court alongside Andy Murray this week, with the duo bidding to win the men's doubles title as the Briton continues his recovery from hip surgery.
Since 2012, he has also been one of the more vocal proponents of "birtherism," fueling false claims Obama had been born in Kenya, and even going so far as to send a team of sheriff's deputies to Hawaii to find the president's birth certificate.
If the opioid crisis weren't going on, I think the opposition against legalization might be even more vocal, but because we have another drug that is far more dangerous and far more deadly, really taking headlines across the country, marijuana once again seems harmless.
Dua sounds great, and though I could certainly have gone for a few more vocal harmonies from the four professional singers backing her up, it's OK—it's probable that they had little time to prepare, to be honest—because that's actually not what's important here.
I use the block tool a lot, I'll tweet back and then I'll block them so that it ends the conversation but I feel the need to be more vocal and more angry because the expectation is for me to sit back and take it.
"When I get customers that I know or assume are queer, I get a lot more vocal fry, laugh and swear more, and talk with my hands a whole lot," she told me, adding that, in contrast, she "turtles up" around rude or threatening customers.
Few user bases are more vocal or hesitant to change than the hundreds of million of monthly active Redditors, and advertisers are likely similarly hesitant to get involved with a platform that has churned out controversy at a steady pace over the past few years.
The unnamed man, otherwise known as "John Doe," asked that the judge overseeing the sealed deposition of Virginia Giuffre, one of Epstein's more vocal accusers who sued his alleged madam Ghislaine Maxwell for defamation in 2015, keep those documents sealed or at least partially redacted.
What it means: The court rulings and legislation in New York increase the odds that congressional Democrats, who have become more vocal in their calls to undertake impeachment proceedings against the president, could enter such a fray with ample ammunition about Mr. Trump's business dealings.
Warren, who declined to comment through an aide, has said little publicly about the transition, in contrast to her more vocal supporters, but sources familiar with her thinking say she will sound the alarm if she feels the need to block a major appointment.
Since Papadopoulos' sentencing, which he has not yet served, the former campaign adviser has become more vocal on Twitter and in the media, claiming his infamous meeting with Mifsud was in fact an attempt to set him up arranged by British and Australian intelligence officials.
In recent months he has become a more vocal presence, campaigning in support of his party's candidate in a March special election, crooning in a cover of a 1970s R&B song and embracing the nickname "bossku," or my boss, given by his supporters.
Whether you're able to offer financial support, get involved on a political level, or simply get more vocal about your opposition to laws that target abortion providers, every act of support for women's health clinics helps keep their doors open and their services available to everyone.
Trump backed Romney during his run, but as the Trump administration has become embroiled in more scandals than usual the past months, Romney has become more vocal in his opposition to Trump's behavior than many of his Republican peers, earning rebukes from the president in the process.
Though China has become more vocal about its ability to mobilize armed forces in Hong Kong, experts say that the military displays are part of a wider strategy aimed at intimidation and deterrence and that it is unlikely that China will actually intervene at this stage.
Donald J. Trump, the presumptive Republican nominee, has his critics in China, too, but his brand of shock-populism attracts more vocal support in a society where a woman has never sat in the inner circle of power, the Standing Committee of the Communist Party's Politburo.
While patience has become the watchword for many Fed officials, that seeming consensus was bolstered on Tuesday by Kansas City Federal Reserve bank president Esther George, among the more vocal at the Fed in recent years in advocating higher rates to guard against inflation and financial instability.
Today, Eileen Fisher is valued at $400 million and has more than 60 stores across the US, Canada and the UK. Staying private has also enabled Fisher and her employees -- a majority of whom are female -- to be more vocal about issues that are important to them.
Blumenthal, one of the more vocal Democratic voices on gun control, hopes to have Graham sign on as a co-sponsor again, but said that regardless of whether Graham sponsors the bill or not, the fact that he's open to having a hearing is significant within itself.
And although some would have it that gender simply means "male" or "female," many others challenge this assumption — and the latter groups have become more vocal and visible, partly because social media platforms enable more people to join public dialogues (which is not an unequivocally positive phenomenon).
Its mayor, Bill de Blasio, said he'd sign the bill immediately, and has been more vocal on the issue lately, scoring a victory amongst the community here with the creation of an 'Office of Nightlife'—and a soon-to-be-crowned "nightlife mayor"—a few months back.
If rightists are becoming more vocal in their opposition to Germans of immigrant background, like Mr Özil, it is because their monocultural vision of Germany is losing the battle: the proportion of non-ethnic German residents is rising fast, with ever more reaching prominent roles in public life.
"If the party cannot turn it around to supporting more conservative women candidates running, start demonstrating their commitment to women's equality and women's issues in a more vocal and visible way, they risk losing a huge majority of American women, even those who have been lifelong conservatives," she said.
Like so many of the more vocal anti-Clinton demonstrators in Cleveland this week, Scanlon openly holds Clinton responsible for the deaths of four Americans, including US ambassador Chris Stevens, killed during a terrorist raid on an American outpost in Benghazi during her time as secretary of state.
He has been one of the more vocal Republicans to come out against the president consistently since Trump entered the White House, commenting that Trump has "not risen to the mantle of the office," and in April, saying he was "sickened" by the findings of the Mueller report.
Republicans are more vocal about "fake news" in state legislatures, while Democrats are in Congress: According to an analysis by Quorum, Democrats in Congress have mentioned "fake news" in press releases and social media announcements 562 times compared to Republicans, who have only mentioned the term 190 times.
When Alyssa Milano was awarded the inaugural Ariadne Getty Ally Award at the GLAAD Gala in San Francisco on September 15, she took advantage of her acceptance speech to recount her decades-long activism and allyship toward the LGBTQ community – and why she's more vocal than ever today.
In the 220006 race, Duss has been seen as the driving force behind Sanders becoming more vocal on issues he cares about -- most recently praising the late Cuban dictator Fidel Castro for instituting a literacy program and publicly calling Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin NetanyahuBenjamin (Bibi) NetanyahuMORE a racist.
In the 2628 race, Duss has been seen as the driving force behind Sanders becoming more vocal on issues he cares about — most recently praising the late Cuban dictator Fidel Castro for instituting a literacy program and publicly calling Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin NetanyahuBenjamin (Bibi) NetanyahuMORE a racist.
She learned to code-switch by toggling between the lower-income black neighborhood where she lived and her primarily white private school, and Ms. Stenberg was also moved to be more vocal about issues of social justice after a black man's death at the hands of a police officer.
According to Ward, Carta was also among the first to offer employees a window of up to 4 years to exercise any options they earned during employment after they left, a policy which many other highly valued private startups have adopted as employees have become more vocal about equity.
The nine black and Hispanic students who gathered for an interview after school on Wednesday said the sobering statistics had energized them to be even more vocal in the discussion regarding the city's elite schools, and to make Stuyvesant a more welcoming place for future students like them.
She's best known for her ten years hosting TLC's "What Not To Wear," but today, Stacy London is even more vocal about her perspectives on personal style—it's never about how young, rich, or thin we are; it's about getting real with ourselves at the most crucial moments in our lives.
The jobs are part of a $1 billion investment the automaker is making into GM facilities in the U.S.. The investment and new jobs have been in the works for some time, according to sources, but the announcement shows the automaker is becoming more vocal publicizing how many Americans it employs.
Merkel and Trump's relationship has gotten off to an infamously cool start and with some of Trump's shenanigans, like his behavior at the G7 summit and pulling the U.S. out of the Paris climate agreement, Merkel has stepped up to take a larger, more vocal role on the world stage.
Read more: Hostile protests in Hong Kong are unlikely to end anytime soon unless world leaders address Chinese interference, activists sayThough China has not yet officially announced plans to mobilize its armed forces in Hong Kong, it has become more vocal about its ability to do so in recent weeks.
"It's a little bit disappointing that no one feels they're in a position to come out and support the Canadians on issues that just a few years ago they probably would have been a lot more vocal on," said Peter Salisbury, a fellow at London-based think tank Chatham House.
However, artists are getting more vocal and educated about these issues, whether it's through resources like the new "Cyberlaw Guide to Protest Art" or open discussions like those organized by artist Sue Jeong Ka, who was moved to create a forum for such conversations after her own experience of appropriation.
But in the 10 days since he was acquitted by the Senate, he has grown more vocal about it and turned paranoia into policy, purging his White House of more career officials, bringing back loyalists and tightening the circle around him to a smaller and more faithful coterie of confidants.
But Mr. Trump's victory is likely to pose its own problems for Mr. Ryan, who became more vocal in his support for his party's presidential candidate in the final days before the election, mentioning Mr. Trump by name as he urged Americans to vote Republican, up and down the ticket.
Cárdenas' departure is the latest in a string of troubles Biden's campaign has had with Latino and Hispanic leaders and groups, a tension partly rooted in the fact that the candidate has held firmly to formerly centrist Democratic party positions on immigration even as activists have grown more vocal and progressive.
After those actors hired a lawyer in 2016 and became more vocal about their concerns, the show's producers agreed to a profit-sharing deal, but the visibility and perceived injustice of their dispute prompted a broader conversation among actors about how they are treated financially when a show hits the jackpot.
I think that my understanding, from some of my colleagues, is that H.R. McMaster has actually been more vocal about being aggressive with North Korea than I had anticipated because I had thought he would be among those who would be, just based on his history, the more stepped back.
While his older sisters, Rose and Tatiana, have become more visible this past year: Rose, 27, recently launched a comedy web series offering females tips for surviving an apocalypse, while her sister, Tatiana, 25, is a reporter for The New York Times, it s Jack who s been more vocal about politics.
As a straight, white man who happens to eat meat most days, owns a firearm and believes in the existence of God, I am assumed by the more vocal members of today's Democratic Party to be a racist, sexist, homophobic, superstitious gun-nut who doesn't give a damn about his carbon footprint.
Pushing other Frontliners and more moderate members to join their colleagues in support of impeachment is another priority for the progressive groups during recess, an Indivisible organizer told BuzzFeed News, but they also plan to press Republicans and Democrats in safely blue districts who they believe should be more vocal about impeachment.
After it demonstrated long-range ballistic missile capability and the potential to send nuclear warheads on a much further trajectory than previously estimated, Asian neighbors are ever more vocal that diplomacy with Pyongyang -- even recognition of the regime in exchange for a moratorium on further nuclear tests -- is the obvious path forward.
To vote down the bill, Labour would need to convince EU supporters in May's Conservatives to side with them, but some more vocal pro-EU Conservative lawmakers have now said they will vote with the government after asking for reassurance that parliament will be able to scrutinize any changes to the law.
The rapper has been more vocal on Twitter lately than he has been in ages, surrounding the release of his long-awaited album The Life of Pablo — which dropped on Tidal on Saturday after he performed on Saturday Night Live — as well as the debut of his Yeezy season three fashion line.
What I see happening in that space is that women are stepping forward and being more vocal than I have seen women since the 1970s, and feeling much more open about exhibiting their feminism and calling out for recognition of differentiating treatment based on gender, and really pushing that conversation to the forefront.
In the pro-wrestling terms occasionally embraced by this show, this is the formation of the Mega Powers, an astonishing alliance between the mega-heel Macho Man Randy Savage and the all-out hero Hulk Hogan, with Wendy serving as a far more vocal (and occasionally vicious) version of their valet, Miss Elizabeth.
While several top business leaders have become more vocal on topics that run counter to their company&aposs values, it can be a difficult path to navigate, as most executives are hesitant to alienate specific groups — or even their own employees who are also looking for them to speak out, according to Doughtie.
Collins and Murkowski have been consistently more vocal about voting down Republicans' repeal plans than others, which initially made them more likely targets for criticism, but now that a total of 13 Republicans have voted against at least one proposed GOP healthcare plan, it's clear that they aren't the only ones breaking from the party.
While Trump and Senate Republicans have broadly taken to Acosta's defense in the wake of the Epstein scandal or, like Sasse, opted for the wait-and-see approach, acting White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney has been more vocal in calling for the president to dismiss the embattled labor secretary, Politico reported Tuesday.
Lisa MurkowskiLisa Ann MurkowskiThe Hill's Morning Report - Progressives, centrists clash in lively Democratic debate Senate braces for brawl over Trump's spy chief Congress kicks bipartisan energy innovation into higher gear MORE (R-Alaska) will likely vote the same way as Collins, who thus far has played a more vocal role in the debate over Kavanaugh.
"I think that's what's giving some of these artists a little bit of confidence [to be more vocal]," Moss said of country up-and-comers like Maren Morris and Brothers Osborne, or even contemporary superstars like Eric Church, who've either supported Democratic candidates or criticized conservative sacred cows like the NRA without commercial repercussions.
Swift also told the magazine she believed her own personal controversies at the time, stemming from her feud with rapper Kanye West — who later famously declared his support for Trump — wouldn't have helped Clinton: The big picture: Since her 2018 endorsements, Swift has become much more vocal about her political leanings — especially on LGBTQ issues.
While over the past few years lawmakers have talked about drafting legislation that would protect independent contractors — the notion of inventing a third worker classification was bandied about four years ago, while more recently, the idea of a portable benefits system has become more popular — the current political atmosphere has made some elected officials, especially progressives, more vocal.
" He said markets were likely to be worried by two things: firstly, that a change of prime minister might make it more likely that Turkey adopts a new constitution that empowers Erdogan further and secondly, that "a strengthening of President Erdogan's powers might lead to more vocal demands on the central bank to lower interest rates to boost growth.
"The accomplished men and women of the RSC — and women, if it wasn't sexist, I would say the RSC eye candy, but we'll leave that out of the record — are not attention seekers," Walker said Tuesday as he explained that the group of nearly 20173 GOP lawmakers would be taking a more "vocal and visible" role in national debates.
Beijing is facing a host of threats to its status quo as the ­independence-leaning leadership of Taiwan grows more vocal, protesters in Hong Kong call for complete separation from the mainland, and an incoming ­Donald Trump presidency in the U.S. threatens to take a more hardline stance in its ties with the world's second-largest economy.
Although the lack of attention paid to the issue has been discouraging, she says, there are small signs of progress: "We have a senator, we have more families involved—which is unfortunate, but they've been amazing advocates—and I think people in the mental health units are also becoming even more vocal about what they need."
The height of zombie popularity comes at a time when the movement to increase diversity in film is more vocal than ever, giving rise to hashtags like #StarringJohnCho -- a series of photoshopped images that imagined a world in which the Korean-American actor could be cast as a romantic or heroic lead in a major Hollywood film.
The game maker struck gold with Pokémon GO, but as it looks for lightning to strike twice with its upcoming Harry Potter title that's being released later this year, the company has become a lot more vocal about the potential of AR tech to make users feel like the game world and the physical world are aligned.
"Although the urgency of the refugee crisis has subsided, the government' hard and effective campaign will boost turnout and likely result in a rejection of the (European) Commission's scheme … This result will strengthen Fidesz domestically and cause more friction across Europe, since Hungary will now be pushed to take an even more vocal stance against the commission's current plans," Eurasia Group's team noted.
While many of their peers in Hollywood are more vocal than ever in speaking out against President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE, Steve Martin and Martin Short say they're purposely avoiding the subject.
The controversy over child separation at the southern border is prompting conservative Christian leaders to be more vocal in their criticisms of President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE than ever before.
Ron WydenRonald (Ron) Lee WydenWyden blasts FEC Republicans for blocking probe into NRA over possible Russia donations Wyden calls for end to political ad targeting on Facebook, Google Ex-CIA chief worries campaigns falling short on cybersecurity MORE (D-Ore.), one of the more vocal members of the committee, signaled he would question Cohen about Trump's financial ties to Russia.
They've always been a great newspaper, but I don't think they're as great as they were and they certainly ... You know, the leadership has problems, although recently they've been trying to be ... Although, to be fair to the Journal, I think they have been certainly more vocal in their critique of Silicon Valley than the Times or the Post. Historically.
That concern has been amplified by Attorney General William BarrWilliam Pelham BarrACLU calls on Justice Department, Bureau of Prisons to release inmates vulnerable to coronavirus Consumer brand group asks administration to combat global export restrictions on products to prevent coronavirus Trump, privacy hawks upend surveillance brawl MORE, vocal opponent of encryption, who would head the best practices commission under the legislation. Sen.
That concern has been amplified by Attorney General William BarrWilliam Pelham BarrACLU calls on Justice Department, Bureau of Prisons to release inmates vulnerable to coronavirus Consumer brand group asks administration to combat global export restrictions on products to prevent coronavirus Trump, privacy hawks upend surveillance brawl MORE, vocal opponent of encryption, who would head the best practices commission under the legislation. Sen.
Hoffman has been one Booker's closest allies in Silicon Valley for a long time, which is why it has surprised some political observers that Hoffman — the billionaire founder of LinkedIn — has not been more vocal in his backing of Booker, who has struggled to keep pace with the strongest Democratic fundraisers despite his extensive (and potentially politically damaging) ties to Silicon Valley mega-donors.
Massimo Faggioli, a professor of theology at Villanova University, argues that conservative Catholics are more vocal than usual in demanding accountability from church leaders because they see the crisis as a chance to push back on what they see as the influence of Vatican II, the formative 1962-'65 council that conservatives see as moving the church in a too "modern," less orthodox direction.
President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump says he doesn't want NYT in the White House Veterans group backs lawsuits to halt Trump's use of military funding for border wall Schiff punches back after GOP censure resolution fails MORE has attempted not to get involved in the protests, but other lawmakers have been more vocal in their support and have invited pro-democracy activists to testify on Capitol Hill.
Related: Independent Voters Are Pissed They Can't Vote for Trump or Sanders in New York Sanders, meanwhile, has been more vocal in his criticisms of Saudi Arabia and its relationship with the US. On the campaign trail, the Vermont senator has frequently called on the oil-rich nation along with other wealthy Arab allies to take a bigger role in the fight against the Islamic State.
But for all of his belief in a greater purpose, the idea of a refocused policy agenda threatens to cause a rift between younger, more vocal activists who consider indifference toward racist symbols and imagery like the Northam case as disqualifying for office, and older leaders in communities who if not yet enticed, could come to express support for a groundswell of reversals and investments in black communities.
Jeff FlakeJeffrey (Jeff) Lane FlakeArpaio considering running for former sheriff job after Trump pardon Overnight Energy: Warren edges past Sanders in poll of climate-focused voters | Carbon tax shows new signs of life | Greens fuming at Trump plans for development at Bears Ears monument Carbon tax shows new signs of life in Congress MORE (R-Ariz.), one of Trump's more vocal GOP opponents throughout the election, said he would back Sessions.
Jeff FlakeJeffrey (Jeff) Lane FlakeArpaio considering running for former sheriff job after Trump pardon Overnight Energy: Warren edges past Sanders in poll of climate-focused voters | Carbon tax shows new signs of life | Greens fuming at Trump plans for development at Bears Ears monument Carbon tax shows new signs of life in Congress MORE (R-Ariz.), who has been one of the more vocal GOP critics of Trump.
Bernie SandersBernie SandersRepublicans, rooting for Sanders, see Biden wins as setback Sanders says Biden winning African American support by 'running with his ties to Obama' Sanders condemns his supporters' 'ugly, personal attacks' against Warren MORE' (I-Vt.) more vocal foreign policy positions during his 21625 run for the presidency than four years ago: Matt Duss is the first person to hold the title of foreign policy adviser to Sanders.
" On camera, Atamna-Ismaeel laughs over "what is politically correct to order" when an Arab salad of chopped cucumbers, tomatoes and onions is listed on the menu as an Israeli salad; but in a more recent interview, with the Israeli newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth in October, she was more vocal about the discrimination she's experienced as an Arab in Israel, adding, "And now they come and also take my food.
President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE has inched toward supporting new restrictions on guns, but has been more vocal about ending gun-free zones around schools and about arming teachers and administrators who could fire back at a shooter.
Some gun owners said the Parkland shooting motivated them to be more vocal about their support for background checks, or about long simmering discontent with the N.R.A. "What put me over the edge was this series of recent tragedies, both in schools and in other areas, and they just never budged," John S. Liccardi said of the N.R.A. Mr. Liccardi, 73, a hunter from Rutland, Vt., who owns several guns, stepped publicly into the gun debate for the first time in March.
The flurry of abortion bans in GOP-controlled states may have provided Democrats with some ammo for the upcoming 2020 elections, helping them paint Republicans as extreme in swing states, reports AP. Why it matters: Following the restrictive new Alabama abortion ban, Democrats have become more vocal, while Republicans seeking re-election are distancing themselves from the issue, per AP. Support for these extreme measures could alienate the GOP from more moderate women in swing states, but failing to support them could also alienate lawmakers from their anti-abortion rights base.
Liberal icon Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat Joe Biden faces an uncertain path The Memo: Trump pushes back amid signs of economic slowdown MORE is becoming more vocal in the presidential race as the odds grow that Democrats will face off with outspoken businessman Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE.
Sen. Joni ErnstJoni Kay ErnstErnst town hall in Iowa gets contentious over guns Air Force probe finds no corroboration of sexual assault allegations against Trump pick Gun control activists set to flex muscle in battle for Senate MORE (R-Iowa) said on Tuesday that President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE needs to take a more vocal stance on the issue of abuse amid the fallout surrounding allegations against former White House staff secretary Rob Porter.

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