In India the ruling BJP espouses a specifically Hindu nationalism.
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Donald Trump consistently and unabashedly espouses hatred, disdain and discrimination.
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Whereas the DA espouses liberalism, Mr Malema offers revolutionary swagger.
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Trump also espouses policies that would be geopolitically advantageous to China.
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Like Stein, Baraka espouses views rarely heard in the political conversation.
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Rikki claims she's playing a character when she espouses alt-right rhetoric.
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He's a self-made multimillionaire who espouses a distinctly American, capitalist ideology.
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The MHP espouses a mix of nationalism and scepticism towards the West.
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Today, the party espouses an anti-immigrant, anti-Muslim, and Eurosceptic program.
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Ms. Harris has edged away from the firebrand liberalism Ms. Warren espouses.
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It espouses the merits of Reactive Programming Frameworks and builds the community.
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In her captions, she espouses perseverance, positivity, and the power of Jesus.
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Peter Navarro, the head of the National Trade Council, espouses protectionism and confrontation.
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She, like him, espouses "radical economic transformation", which involves fiscal indiscipline and expropriation.
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But it doesn't necessarily mean the policies Cohn espouses will win out too.
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This is the exact opposite of the "America First" foreign policy Trump espouses.
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" "Do you think he needs to be challenged from somebody who espouses your views?
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I don't want to endorse a person who espouses hateful views or plain ignorance.
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Pete Buttigieg espouses a slightly less disruptive "Medicare for All Who Want It'" proposal.
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Cuban is an avid reader, and espouses the benefits of scouring books for ideas.
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Most criticism of the impending agreement with North Korea espouses a traditional liberal bias.
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"We don't allow anybody who espouses hateful views in our parade," Mr. Hugo said.
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Tulsi Gabbard gave a cogent argument for the hard-line anti-interventionism that Williamson espouses.
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The "Sanders people" are committed and dedicated to the ideas and principles that he espouses.
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People lose out on opportunity because they avoid risk too desperately, the tech entrepreneur espouses.
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The president-elect espouses an "all of the above" strategy, with emphasis on fossil fuels.
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The kind of ecumenical activism that Garza espouses has deep roots in the Bay Area.
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That group espouses equal rights for women, but doesn't believe that transgender women are women.
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The rambling document espouses far-right and white nationalistic views, specifically targeting Muslims and immigrants.
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The local branch of the party, which espouses left-of-center secularism, won elections in 2008.
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"We've been aghast at the views that he espouses from the account," DiMauro told BuzzFeed News.
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It espouses self-inflicted pain and adds scalpels to the handbag of normal self-maintenance tools.
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We cannot have a president who espouses a worldview in which women are unequal to men.
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Today, Hillary Clinton openly espouses her intent to build on the "successes" of the Obama administration.
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Ms. Weigel espouses a utopian impulse that would make falling in love easier and more equitable.
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The benefit of being added to a playlist on Spotify is something that Payten also espouses.
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It's a practice derived from Buddhism which espouses noticing, acknowledging, and breathing through one's negative emotions.
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We should stop trying to placate those who chafe at the very values that liberalism espouses.
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It's about this specific political adviser, with the temperament he has and the views he espouses.
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Or maybe you witness repeated behavior that is counter to the cultural values your company espouses.
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Stripped to its essentials, Soros espouses the values of radical cosmopolitanism against those of radical nationalism.
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Benoit Lapierre, retired from competing and now a life coach, espouses New-Agey platitudes to his disciple.
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As someone who regularly espouses progressive ideologies online, I'm used to having my masculinity called into question.
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No matter what kind of political philosophy Tsai espouses, she has to face up to the reality.
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Creators might realize too late that the economic model a particular platform espouses doesn't work for them.
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The brass-band tradition is naturally associated with New Orleans, but Hypnotic proudly espouses its Chicago roots.
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Because the politics that Wynn espouses, and those that she criticizes, both miss the issue of class.
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But some protesters said the Yiannopoulos event wasn't a matter of free speech, because he espouses hate speech.
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But the point remains: Most people don't have any basic understanding of what animal rights philosophy actually espouses.
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Clinton, on the other hand, espouses a platform of tighter regulations that rankle some financial and corporate executives.
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No, it's not that Mr. Trump espouses the biblical virtues of helping the widow, orphan, stranger and poor.
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Paula White espouses a version of Christianity that says God rewards the pious with material wealth and happiness.
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Logic is an unrepentant optimist, an up-by-his-bootstraps teacher's pet who espouses the gospel of positivity.
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He later became one of the leaders of the so-called "skeptics" movement that espouses science over religion.
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But creators might realize too late that the economic model a particular platform espouses doesn't work for them.
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Kessler's new credential caused many to fault Twitter for tacitly endorsing the ideals he espouses—essentially, white supremacy.
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For example, it says it is collectively owned, and it espouses an internal philosophy combining Taoism and Confucianism.
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Furthermore, why were these people so willing to vote for someone who continually espouses racist and misogynistic rhetoric?
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The practice, which combines bits of Buddhism and Taoism, involves meditation and gentle exercises and espouses Li's controversial teachings.
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Labelling what Donald Trump espouses as populism is a misreading of the roots of a movement that was progressive.
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He espouses the principles of non-intervention and unrestricted respect for sovereignty that Mexico adopted during the cold war.
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This hostility has its roots in the successful refashioning of Britishness as an outward-looking identity which espouses multiculturalism.
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East Ghouta's largest opposition group is Jaish al-Islam or JAI, which espouses Salafism, a fundamentalist approach to Islam.
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When a paper espouses climate change denial and makes it through peer-review, there's usually something shady going on.
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See a movie untainted by public assault allegations, perhaps one that espouses equal love and the power of women.
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One that espouses kindness, civility, decorum — things I think Americans and people around the world truly want and crave.
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But on the topic of climate change, Fulks espouses the same fringe, extremist anti-science ideas as President Trump.
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"It is not the one who espouses hasher rhetoric or raises a bigger fist that will win," he added.
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He's only concerned with violence that comes from a specific group that espouses a specific strain of extremist ideology.
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Older voters tend to view Sanders leerily, especially the democratic socialism he espouses and the political revolution he promises.
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Jones espouses conspiracy theories on a wide range of topics, and has been banned from numerous social media sites.
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If Trump's win is illegitimate, then the ideas Trump espouses and the Americans who supported him are also illegitimate.
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Many people think that's the best way to prepare for something, and it's clearly a philosophy Brie Larson espouses.
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The prose often espouses the conservative "textualism" philosophy that was so often articulated with a rapier wit by Justice Scalia.
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Turkey classified Gulen's movement, which espouses philanthropy, interfaith dialogue and science-based education, as a terrorist network in May 2016.
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The other is the Pacific Alliance, comprising Mexico, Chile, Colombia and Peru, which espouses free trade and liberal economic policies.
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The area seems suited to Mr Seung's "acupuncture" style of gradual, small-scale regeneration, which Mr Park, the mayor, espouses.
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This is the attitude that Chris Thomas espouses and engenders in his thought-provoking new book, "Inheritors of the Earth".
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For Loof, who espouses free markets, liberal social values, generous immigration rules and individual freedom, that was not an option.
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Turkey classified Gulen's movement, which espouses philanthropy, interfaith dialogue and science-based education, as a terrorist network in July 2015.
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He would never lose his job for trying to justify the litany of falsehoods that the President espouses or tweets.
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"The views 'Tiana Dalichov' espouses do not pervade my professional career," she said in the statement, according to NBC News.
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Relations ran into problems last year following the election of Tsai, whose Democratic Progressive Party espouses formal independence from China.
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Yet where Vance's book espouses a self-congratulatory bootstraps ideology, Louis offers damning realism in the service of structural critique.
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But Morey was simply advocating for civil/humanitarian rights — the same values the NBA regularly espouses and purportedly stands for.
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Wade | Dems threaten to subpoena Juul MORE espouses on the one hand — versus small bore, incremental changes on the other.
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But rather than toning down his rhetoric, Stone appears to be abiding by the principles he espouses in his books.
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RAM openly espouses anti-Semitism and violence toward those who "hold opposite ideologies to their own," according to the complaint.
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" Claiming to be the "largest co-working space community in China," Ucommune espouses "sharing, innovation, responsibility and success for all.
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Casapound espouses neo-fascist ideology and has boosted its profile in Italy by leading anti-migrant campaigns on social media.
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Mr. Money Mustache, a life-style guru who espouses a frugal and Spartan way of life ("The Scold," February 29th).
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And the book espouses a soft eugenicism, promoting policies that discourage low-IQ people from either immigrating or having children.
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He bulldozes everybody, and that can be fun to watch, even if the message he espouses is terrifying to millions.
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She said she didn't agree with the ideology he espouses, but went because she wanted to ask him a question.
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The current party espouses conservative principles including strong borders, English as the dominant language, recognizing Judeo-Christian values and shrinking government.
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Each, though, espouses a different philosophy on how a pilot reacts to them, says Mudassir Lone of Cranfield University in Britain.
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The character isn't himself the object of satire, nor are the opinions he espouses, nor the situations he finds himself in.
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The sassy, sharp sentiments that her campaign espouses on Twitter stand in direct opposition with Trump's fast and loose tweeting style.
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PO lost power last October to PiS, which takes a more sceptical stance on EU matters and espouses traditional Catholic values.
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Still, we believe Trump and the public need to be aware of the kind of hate and extremism that Duke espouses.
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Branson espouses the value of taking notes and attributes some of his best ideas to having a pen and paper available.
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Finally, true conservatives should place considerable importance on precedent, because conservatism espouses stability, respect for the past, deference and judicial restraint.
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Scratch any of the Bannon-backed primary campaigns and you'll find that the populism he espouses is skin-deep, if that.
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He still espouses Davis's tenets — pressure defense and playing fast — and a commitment to firing away from the 163-point line.
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For a book that so espouses the virtue of mind interrogating mind, there's not much evidence of it in this book.
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It is awkward, in a field that espouses liberal values, to point out the disparity between women and their male colleagues.
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No network has put itself so wholly in the service of a political candidate and the resentments he espouses as Fox.
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But the Analects, an ancient text composed of ideas and sayings directly attributed to Confucius, espouses the transformative power of virtue.
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The humane immigration regime she espouses has looked well-judged against the Trump administration's policy of separating migrant parents from their children.
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This is consistent with Mr Buttigieg's broader argument that Democrats need to reclaim the traditional values which he espouses from the right.
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On one hand, the book praises female business owners and espouses what sound like feminist views, but it also reaffirms persistent stereotypes.
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Just about everything that the Sanders campaign espouses hits home for the millennial generation -- even more so than Obama's run in 2008.
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But there is also the Trump who seldom espouses conservative ideology, especially its call to shrink the scope and scale of government.
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The company espouses a philosophy of complete transparency and often opens major corporate and product decisions up for public review and discussion.
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The NFL espouses a patriotism free of politics Before all of this went down, patriotism was a great unifier in the NFL.
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Elections are ultimately the most important tool Americans have to seek change in how their government operates — and the values it espouses.
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But it has also made him the target of critics — including his relatives — who say he espouses meanspirited and even racist policies.
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Donald Trump displays a brash, in-your-face, bombastic personality, and Bernie Sanders espouses socialistic principles that have proved to be unworkable.
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Unlike Western countries and institutions that try to influence how developing countries govern themselves, China says it espouses the principle of noninterference.
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Here, older African-American voters who have struggled with racism and poverty are pragmatic, and believe in the incremental change Clinton espouses.
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Trump's presidency and the nationalist rhetoric he espouses have been blamed by many for the rising climate of extremism and hate in America.
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Gay rights leaders and transgender people said the legislation demonizes the community and espouses bogus claims about increasing the risk of sexual assaults.
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Pelley, who often espouses his tour's 'players first' philosophy, said his members were firmly onside in the move to join forces with Asia.
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Mr Macri was born into a family that made its fortune in Argentina's protected construction and car industries, though he espouses economic liberalism.
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Moreover, Trump has made no secret of his love for Putin and openly espouses policies (like undermining NATO) that objectively further Kremlin interests.
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Throughout the film she espouses the efficacy of Buddhism, but the creator of Anna provides us proof of the value of story-telling.
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China is deeply suspicious of Taiwan president-elect Tsai Ing-wen, whose Democratic Progressive Party espouses formal independence for the self-ruled island.
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Is it about the people who currently belong to it — whatever their faults — or is it an embodiment of the values it espouses?
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Apart from having additional scriptures and prophets whose authenticity is not recognised by mainstream Christians, the Utah-based church also espouses different dogmas.
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But the preference for Hindus is clear: Modi's party, the BJP, very publicly espouses a doctrine called Hindutva, a conservative Hindu nationalist worldview.
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Erdogan, who espouses economic populist policies, favors cheap credit to spur lending and bolster the economy and wants borrowing costs to be low.
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Morocco's Central Bureau of Judiciary Investigations (BCIJ) did not identify the latest suspect, but said he espouses extremist and violent ideology, MAP reported.
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When Kanye West espouses theories and offensive assertions about many subjects—including his opinion on black people—he connects it back to himself.
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But there's a reason to take Trump's tweet seriously, and that is its direct connection to the violence the alt-right routinely espouses.
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But as the Washington Post's Dave Weigel pointed out in a profile, many of the issues Jones espouses point to a progressive agenda.
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"The narrow scope of the policy leaves up content that expressly espouses white nationalist ideology without using the term 'white nationalist,'" the report states.
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Mr Temer might be able to change their minds, if he can enact the controversial reforms he espouses and Brazilians feel the economic benefits.
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Not surprisingly, most them are wary of Trump, denounce the policies he espouses, and certainly aren't sympathetic to the racists who voted for him.
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Moon, a liberal who espouses greater reconciliation with North Korea, was behind a flurry of North Korea-US diplomacy on the North's nuclear program.
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For the sake of U.S. national interest, it is time for President Trump to adopt a strategy that will achieve the objective he espouses.
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Founded by an ex-colonel involved in a 1960 military coup, the MHP espouses a mix of Turkish nationalism and scepticism toward the West.
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"The type of transparency that Marty espouses isn't for everyone," said Mr. Farley, who is now in charge of the New York Stock Exchange.
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"Ron DeSantis was obviously talking about Florida not making the wrong decision to embrace the socialist policies that Andrew Gillum espouses," Mr. Lawson said.
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The views Mr. Durrani espouses in the book have raised eyebrows in Pakistan, criticizing both civilian leaders and the military, revered inside the country.
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" As Timberg noted, "In a world of perfect neutrality, which Facebook espouses as its goal, the political tilt of the pages shouldn't have mattered.
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Soon after, the gunmen were linked to a fringe group that espouses anti-Semitic views, and the mayor called the killings a hate crime.
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Institutions on the right of the organized Jewish American community like the Zionist Organization of America openly embrace the minority sentiments Mr. Friedman espouses.
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A Burmese military doctor says that it espouses a rosy view of what it is like to be a low-ranking officer in the army.
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It's an umbrella term for a movement that espouses white domination but stops short of calling for the unrealistic goal of a 100% white society.
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Perhaps it is because Swift has remained silent on many political issues while the show espouses an ideology of progression and making people's voices heard.
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The kind of intense optimisation which Lambda espouses cannot, she worries, replace conventional learning, which strives to create not just capable workers but rounded individuals.
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Ward is a London-based food blogger and author of The Naked Cookbook, which espouses the virtues of "simple, clean, and pure foods" and detoxing.
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The idea, besides removing as many vestiges of Communist rule as possible, is to create a concrete expression of the nationalism his governing party espouses.
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"Elections are ultimately the most important tool Americans have to seek change in how their government operates — and the values it espouses," the editorial concludes.
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Gadsby, in her work, espouses a kind of puritan-minded radicalism in which someone else is always to blame for how messed up she feels.
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That prospect makes it ever more difficult for Israel's American defenders to make coherent arguments against the sort of one-state solution that Barghouti espouses.
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If you are looking at the dogma of each religion only, then I guess you could make that assumption — little religious dogma overtly espouses violence.
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Then, a fictional black-and-white film begins unspooling, with Alec Baldwin playing a pro-segregation narrator named Dr. Kennebrew Beauregard who espouses racist vitriol.
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What no professional organizer espouses, however, is the method I used for years: dumping everything into a big basket and praying the contents wouldn't metastasize.
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Mr. Trudeau is a telegenic figure who speaks carefully and espouses liberal internationalism, women's rights, the benefits of immigration and the fight against climate change.
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On 4chan's /pol/ message board — which frequently espouses anti-Muslim and racist ideologies — anonymous commenters praised Trump's ability to drive press coverage with his Twitter feed.
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But does Roseanne Barr, who espouses right-wing views and conspiracy theories on her Twitter feed, feel the same way her classic television character once did?
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He has since gained notoriety as a YouTube star who espouses conservative political views and hate-filled diatribes against leftist rebels and Venezuela&aposs socialist government.
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One poster from the 1990s, produced by Britain's Health Education Authority, espouses the dangers of sugar to babies' teeth and is accompanied by a thin description.
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But some in his party would contemplate a deal with the M5S, a movement that espouses pacifism and environmentalism, and contains many former civil-society activists.
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Mr Malema favours the rhetoric of class and racial conflict, and espouses economic policies that would be applauded by Robert Mugabe in Zimbabwe, but few others.
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In an apparent attempt to shore up its voter base, PiS, which espouses a left-leaning economic agenda, has announced new public spending programs in February.
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The hardline leftist CGT labor union planned a demonstration in the capital later in the day against the kind of liberal economic policies that Macron espouses.
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But my more passionate objection is to work that takes on a missionary-ism, that espouses a political position but in fact is a colonialist occupation.
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Women and girls are under enormous societal pressure to be thin and that pressure is even harder to bear when a parent also espouses those ideals.
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"There's a fundamental contradiction in that any contender for Conservative leader that espouses a Brexit that will command the support of parliament cannot become leader," said Siddiqi.
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King has a history of making inflammatory comments about immigrants -- and espouses among the most extreme views on immigration of any member of the House Republican Conference.
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The last candidate getting much mention for the Interior post is Robert Grady, a venture capitalist with Gryphon Investors who espouses market-driven alternatives to environmental regulation.
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But administration officials said that Mr. Trump's comments on "60 Minutes" reflected the president's distaste for the very bipartisanship and political neutrality that Mr. Mattis constantly espouses.
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Naftali Bennett, the education minister who is a member of the pro-settlement Jewish Home party and who frequently espouses bellicose positions, is demanding the defense job.
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The rally on Saturday was organized in part by Patriot Prayer, which espouses anti-immigrant rhetoric and obtained a legal permit from the city for the event.
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But it also flies in the face of the values Lambda typically espouses: namely, that ISAs align its incentives with the goals and aspirations of the students.
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Political rhetoric Trump's visit comes amid a widening national debate over the President's rhetoric, including the angry and at times violent messages he espouses during campaign rallies.
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His political past is still a weakness; voters outside of the core of the Labour Party still see him as a radical figure who espouses extreme positions.
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As an exporting nation, maintaining these links at a time when economic nationalism is the new vogue (and one Trump espouses) will remain a top priority for Berlin.
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What is most unusual, however, is to appoint someone who is pronouncedly undiplomatic and espouses extremist views on the politics of the country he will be sent to.
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Pushing against the current that excitedly latches onto anything "disruptive," Taing instead espouses cultural sustainability: People are realizing that disruption inherently destructs traditional industries and real workers' livelihoods.
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The Basic Law -- which espouses a system commonly known as "one country, two systems" -- guarantees freedoms of speech in Hong Kong that are not granted in the mainland.
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Critics at home and abroad say the legislation is part of a drift towards authoritarianism by the government, which espouses nationalist rhetoric coupled with left-leaning economic policy.
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Any new election could see victory for the anti-establishment Pirate Party, according to polls the most popular political force in Iceland, which espouses grassroots democracy and transparency.
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The Giving Keys also espouses a "pay it forward" message with their pieces, encouraging owners to pass theirs along to someone who needs it at the right time.
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Ethiopia — among the world's fastest growing economies with gross domestic product (GDP) expansion at 10.9 percent in 2017 — espouses a China-style state-led development model, for example.
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"Going after someone's personal attorney is a great overstep, I think, in the authority of the prosecutor," said Paul, who often espouses libertarian views about privacy protections. Sen.
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Nor do they care about the authoritarian policies he espouses, his truly scary embrace of dictators abroad and crackpots at home, or his monumental ignorance on every subject.
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As the junior senator from New York, Gillibrand now espouses much more liberal positions on the issue, and last year called for the abolishment and reimagining of ICE.
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But using political capital on those fights means avoiding others, even when the president espouses policies that run contrary to Mr. Cohn's own principles, the two people said.
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Clinton, who did not directly mention President Donald Trump in her remarks, took aim at the administration of her formal rival, suggesting his White House espouses racist views.
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Trump returned to sharing messages from alt-right activists Monday night, indicating his continued desire to support a white voter base that espouses far-right and bigoted views.
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The ruling Communist Party, which espouses Marxism as one of its leading ideologies, opposes any form of activism or organization that has the potential to slip beyond its control.
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Mr Koch didn't mind too much about party affiliation, he told reporters, and regretted his past support for Republicans who had not stood up for the principles he espouses.
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Not only is it reprehensible on its face, but it feeds a narrative of spite and ignorance that works counter to the very goals the threat-maker evidently espouses.
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The criticisms were obvious: 23G Capital is known for ruthless cost-cutting rather than the kind of long-term investment with a holding time of "forever" that Buffett espouses.
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However, critics labeled the Conservative Strikeforce a "Scam PAC" — a political action committee that raises large sums and spends very little on campaigns, candidates or the causes it espouses.
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Jordan espouses a hardline conservative agenda at every opportunity, has pushed for shutdowns and has derailed some of his colleagues' bipartisan legislative priorities in the name of ideological purity.
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PiS has cast the election as a choice between a fair society that espouses Catholic values and a liberal order that promotes a chosen few and endangers family life.
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Officials have determined that Mr. Anderson and Ms. Graham, followers of the ideology of the Black Hebrew Israelites, an extremist sect that espouses anti-Semitism, had targeted the market.
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The angry and at times violent messages Trump espouses on his Twitter feed and during his campaign rallies led to accusations he was fomenting those impulses in his followers.
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"President Trump and the policies he espouses are disrespectful to the legacy and history that is to be portrayed in this museum," Lumumba said in response to the announcement.
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But then Heather meets Jack Quiller-Couch, who's soulfully retracing his grandfather's journey home after World War II. A Vermont farm boy, Jack espouses an unplugged, anti-millennial credo.
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Mr Modi has done nothing to stifle a growing culture of intolerance in India, not just towards Muslims, but towards all critics of the prickly nationalism that the BJP espouses.
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During the election, the centrist-left did an effective job of mischaracterizing Bernie supporters as woman-hating bigots who are a degree away from embracing the pseudo-populism Trump espouses.
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In the second episode, "Bear Attack," Portia espouses the importance of a "well-reasoned opinion" over hard news in the digital era, sounding exactly like a talking Communications 101 textbook.
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While much of the Syrian leadership is drawn from an offshoot of Shi'ite Islam, Islamic State espouses a radical version of Sunni Islam and considers other sects to be heretical.
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To the extent the United States supports Iran's protest movement it should focus on the broader ideals it espouses rather attempting to align itself with specific opposition groups or outcomes.
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It turns out that, even with the advent of affirmative, enthusiastic consent that espouses the dogma that "only yes means yes," there is still a lot of work to do.
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Prejudice in medicine has consequencesGrace&aposs video seems to have struck a chord not just because of the beliefs she espouses, but because of her position in the medical profession.
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The podcast host doesn&apost identify with a political party, but he often espouses libertarian views and said he voted for Libertarian Party candidate Gary Johnson in the 2016 election.
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Australians have such a phrase because the country espouses "mateship" as one of its highest virtues, which refers to the quality of friendships and loyalty between people, especially in difficult situations.
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Those who knew Zakharova at the time don't recall her voicing these opinions — which have hardened into the anti-Western vitriol she regularly espouses from the podium and in the media.
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WORTHY CAUSES Naruhito, who espouses environmental causes, has taken part in international conferences on clean water and in 2015 made remarks at a U.N.-linked advisory board on water and sanitation.
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Mr. Arpaio, who espouses some of the Republican Party's most conservative views about undocumented immigrants, will appear with Mr. Trump in Marshalltown, a month after appearing with Mr. Trump in Arizona.
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Over the course of the film, Nesmith learns to embody the heroic values his character espouses, values that have turned the impressionable Thermians into a force for good in the universe.
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The show espouses the notion that if a woman looks and acts a certain way, she'll be irresistible, and that manipulating people using societally enforced expectations of femininity is ultimately permissible.
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As AIDS claimed thousands of lives, "Dancing Queen", a song that espouses a theme common to gay anthems of "putting your troubles aside and partying", provided a sort of hedonistic refuge.
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Pollsters predict that his four-year-old VOX party, which espouses tougher immigration policies and a weaker European Union, will secure its first few parliamentary seats at European elections next year.
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He is the founder of Nederland Wordt Beter, or The Netherlands Will Be Better, a grass-roots activist group that espouses some of the politics of the Black Lives Matter movement.
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"Even his own administration has not been without corruption allegations and lived up to the principles he espouses so well," said Dick Dadey, executive director of one such group, Citizens Union.
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In just the last few months, the special administrative region has banned the Hong Kong National Party, which espouses separation from China, and barred some activists from standing in local elections.
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The current and former employees I've interviewed say that one of the most pressing issues behind the campaign was putting the values TYT espouses on screen into practice in its workplace.
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At one point, Harris looked directly into the camera and spoke to Trump, "who we all know is watching," saying the "American people are so much better" than what he espouses.
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At one point, Harris looked directly into the camera and spoke to Trump, "who we all know is watching," saying the "American people are so much better" than what he espouses.
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Kaimuki is crowded with dining options, but two of the best are the product of the same man, the Oahu-born chef Ed Kenney who espouses local first, organic, if possible.
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PiS, which espouses traditional Catholic values and resistance to what it sees as Russian expansionism in Ukraine and elsewhere, won 26 of 51 seats allotted to Poland in the European Parliament.
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Yet not all governments are likely to embrace the "Cybersecurity Tech Accord" in part because the principles it espouses can run headlong into their own, usually secret efforts to develop cyberweapons.
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"Anybody that espouses that rhetoric and that doctrine is not just expressing a difference of opinion — they're advocating the most horrific acts that you can imagine towards innocent people," he said.
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MOSCOW, Jan 24 (Reuters) - Smartphones and other devices sold in Russia must be pre-installed with software that is morally sound and espouses traditional Russian values, according to new draft rules.
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Jones espouses several insane conspiracy theories; he believes 9/11 was an inside job, the Sandy Hook shooting was faked and Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton are literal demons, among other things.
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To get there, the South Africa-born entrepreneur espouses Silicon Valley's meritocracy model, where enthusiastic, highly productive executives, managers, engineers and hourly workers are well paid and receive attractive benefits and perks.
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Her tweets suggest support of the online conspiracy theory known as "The Storm" which espouses the idea that there is a child sex-trafficking ring led, in part, by the Democratic party.
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She approaches him after the group disperses, and he tells her to never come near him again — an obvious counterpoint to the gospel of discipline and self-knowledge that his teacher espouses.
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IJU espouses an anti-Western ideology that opposes secular rule in Uzbekistan and seeks to replace the regime there with a government based on Islamic law, according to the Department of Justice.
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Mr Sanders espouses bold positions; Mrs Clinton talks about the world leaders she has met, emphasising her experience in government (and, for obvious reasons on this occasion, her service to New Yorkers).
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China is deeply suspicious of Tsai, whose ruling Democratic Progressive Party espouses the island's formal independence, a red line for Beijing, and has cut off a formal dialogue mechanism with the island.
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The organization did not give cause for Dees's "termination," but alluded to necessary steps being taken "[w]hen one of our own fails to meet ... standards" of inclusivity that the organization espouses.
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Writing off Warren would be a major mistake, however, given the strength of her organization in Iowa and the fact that she remains a gifted explainer of the liberal policies she espouses.
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Though Pearl&aposs study used traditional weight loss methods, it also used aspects of Health At Every Size philosophy, which espouses intuitive eating, giving up diets and accepting bodies as they are.
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The group espouses anti-Semitism and violence toward those who "hold opposite ideologies to their own," according to the complaint, which includes numerous photos of the defendants engaging in violence at rallies.
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One of its leaders, Job Amupanda, a bearded 29-year-old university lecturer, espouses "Fanonian Marxism with Namibian characteristics", admires Julius Malema's Economic Freedom Fighters in South Africa and Robert Mugabe in Zimbabwe.
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Carlson, who regularly espouses white nationalist views on his show, refused to apologize for those comments, so he'll probably just say his sexually explicit "jokes" about a teenage girl were "locker room talk."
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In the aftermath of the tumultuous 2016 election, some Americans have become obsessed with debunking the "alt-right" — a fringe white nationalist movement that frequently espouses racist, anti-Semitic, Islamophobic, and sexist ideologies.
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Sisters Dahlia Hamza Constantine and Sarah Hamza, both Columbia graduate students and Bernie supporters, brought along their parents, neither of whom voted for Sanders but were nevertheless "interested" in the politics he espouses.
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Although as a lifelong Democrat I don't agree with everything he espouses, his articles have proven to be extremely astute as he presents sides of the political argument that challenge left-wing policies.
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By 224, Mr. Anderson was ascribing to the ideology of the Black Hebrew Israelites, an extremist sect that thinks of its members as true Israelites, believes Jews are impostors and espouses anti-Semitism.
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Cullen described the men as "serial rioters," but perhaps that doesn't thoroughly explain the ideas R.A.M. espouses and what the group's members are willing to do to defend and promote their hateful ideas.
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By pausing immigration from these countries, President Trump is telling the world that radical Islam is a dangerous ideology and the West needs to get out in front of the evil it espouses.
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Demonstrations against a citizenship bill that would give special treatment to non-Muslim migrants have become a serious challenge to Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his party, which espouses a Hindu-centric worldview.
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" He pointed to the lead investigator's findings that, "Overall, Coach Meyer impressed us with a sincere commitment to the Respect for Women core value that he espouses and tries to instill in his players.
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"Even if, you know, for political reasons or short-term popularity somebody espouses these ideas to appeal to one segment of the population, the broad spectrum of America ... will not buy this," said Aziz.
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"The SPLC is deeply committed to having a workplace that reflects the values it espouses - truth, justice, equity and inclusion, and we believe the steps we have taken today reaffirm that commitment," Cohen said.
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There could also be an opportunity for brazen populists like Jair Bolsonaro, a renegade conservative who espouses a nationalist, law-and-order agenda and has stirred controversy with his views on gender and race.
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Across several disciplines, consciously or not, Orientalism creates a canon that presents the West as a tradition that espouses progress, scientific thought, and civility, while the East trafficks in spirituality, mysticism and old traditions.
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I feel that it is important for everyone to understand the crucial yet carefree message of "Free to Be … You and Me," and the way it espouses progressive ideals without being aloof or patronizing.
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In any event, most voters don't agree with everything their candidate or their party espouses, but rather make a judgment as to who, on balance, they think will be better for a particular office.
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Deadly demonstrations erupted, fueled by deep concerns that Mr. Modi, whose political party espouses a Hindu-centric worldview, was trying to dismantle India's long tradition of tolerance and make India a Hindu-first nation.
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" In an additional statement to CNN, DeSantis communications director Stephen Lawson said that the candidate was "obviously talking about Florida not making the wrong decision to embrace the socialist policies that Andrew Gillum espouses.
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But Braai Day has also stirred controversy, while the sort of feel-good ideology it espouses—that South Africans would get along more easily if only they spent more time together—has drawn increasing critique.
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The Republican Party is one that espouses the virtues of limited government, but this year's group of presidential candidates is treading carefully as a standoff between authorities and armed antigovernment protesters in Oregon drags on.
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Centrist candidates may emerge in Brazil, including Marina Silva, who broke with the left-wing Workers' Party and has set up a new party of the centre-left which espouses environmentalism, liberalism and clean politics.
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"But there is little question that this massacre was inspired by the foreign terrorist ideology that ISIL espouses from its physical sanctuaries in the Middle East," he said, using another name for the Islamic State.
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The political center is shrinking, as many on the left move from liberalism toward misnamed "progressivism" that often espouses many regressive and intolerant elements, and as the right moves toward populism and outright white supremacy.
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And he espouses market-based pollution trading schemes like cap-and-trade, which allow carbon emitters to maintain the status-quo while shifting localized environmental burdens to the poorest, most vulnerable communities in the state.
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And when he talks about his hypothetical administration, Trump, like a prototypical fascist, espouses a kind of executive supremacy, untroubled in any obvious way by the balance of separated powers set forth in the constitution.
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China is deeply suspicious of Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen, whose ruling Democratic Progressive Party espouses the island's formal independence, a red line for Beijing, which has cut off an official dialogue mechanism with Taipei.
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SoulCycle has insinuated itself into its members' and instructors' lives, inspiring people to rethink how they treat their bodies; but the ethics SoulCycle espouses also have left an impression on how they lead their lives.
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Picking up the mantle of midcentury greats like Bud Powell, Barry Harris and Cedar Walton, he espouses the ideal of jazz as America's classical music, whether he's performing standards or his own neo-traditionalist compositions.
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"South Carolinians have tirelessly worked to overcome a history of hatred and bigotry and there is no place in this state for anyone who espouses hatred and bigotry as a campaign slogan," King's resolution said.
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Expa Studios espouses more of the traditional startup studio model, where founders are recruited and ideas are born in-house for new startups to work amidst other entrepreneurs and investors to create new products and services.
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In 2014, for example, the journal published "Complications: Abortion's Impact on Women," by Angela Lanfranchi, a physician who espouses the belief that abortion increases a woman's risk of breast cancer and of dying a violent death.
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For in America as in Germany, the term, which means "lying press", is used not only as a cudgel against allegedly out-of-touch media elites but also to validate whatever conspiracy theory the shouter espouses.
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After waiting two days to denounce the hate groups by name, Trump went on to give what was largely received as a defense of the alt-right — a fringe conservative movement that espouses white nationalist politics.
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" Furie has previously pledged to stop anyone from misappropriating Pepe, who originally appeared in the comic Boy's Club, "in any way that espouses racism, white supremacy, Islamophobia, anti-Semitism, Nazism, or any other form of hate.
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I fear that Mr. Cruz may actually believe some of the rhetoric he espouses and is politically ruthless enough to attempt to enact an ultra-rightist agenda that would send our country on a death spiral.
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New York (CNN Business)The Weekly Standard, the magazine that espouses traditional conservatism and which has remained deeply critical of President Donald Trump, will shutter after 23 years, its owner Clarity Media Group announced Friday morning.
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In "Decoding Chomsky: Science and Revolutionary Politics," the British anthropologist Chris Knight explores "the Chomsky problem" — the paradox of a thinker who belongs to the "professional and scientific elite" even as he espouses populist political ideas.
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President Kevin dresses in white, and in a speech in front of a similarly white-clad Melbourne crowd, he espouses the anti-family policies of the Guilty Remnant — several dead members of which he later encounters.
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Mark Richardson, an NRA instructor program coordinator, exchanged emails with Wolfgang Halbig, who espouses false theories that the young victims at Sandy Hook Elementary School were not killed, and that their grieving families are paid actors.
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China has been peeling away the number of countries which maintain formal diplomatic ties with Taiwan, amid a concerted effort to pressure Tsai, whose Democratic Progressive Party espouses independence for the island, a red line for China.
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" 'Radical Candor' by Kim Scott "Scott's experiences leading teams at Google and Apple led to this book, which espouses a workplace culture where leaders care deeply about their employees and challenge them to be their best selves.
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While the ideas and the rhetoric Harris espouses are not uncommon in certain corners of the arts, the academy, and the Twitterverse, they are nonetheless rarely articulated so forthrightly and with so few qualms about their consequences.
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To the Editor: Re "Don the Builder Toys With a Promise" (editorial, April 11): While President Trump espouses expanded rail service, including high-speed rail to match China's, the majority of the Republican Party is anti-rail.
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VICE also learned members of The Base have openly discussed "direct action," a term used to describe terror attacks in white nationalist circles and a key feature of the brand of violent neo-Nazism the group espouses.
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It's not just that he's wrong about gender diversity and organizational performance (he is) or that the sort of macho, shoot from the hip national security he espouses has proven disastrous for the United States (it has).
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Corbyn, Mélenchon, and Sanders all claim to be outsiders (even though each has actually served a number of years in their respective legislatures), and each espouses policies that fall somewhere on the left of the political spectrum.
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Chinese companies have also begun investing in Taiwan, but have run into problems since last year's election of Tsai Ing-wen as president from the Democratic Progressive Party, which espouses China's formal independence, a red line for Beijing.
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Over the course of our discussion, she often espouses the cuddler's version of Patch Adams's philosophy of bi-directional care (she volunteered with him in Russia once, by the way, and he was very interested in her work).
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Members of Macron's Republic on the Move party (LREM), which espouses a break with old ways of doing politics, are taking part in an electronic vote on new party statutes that is due to end on July 31.
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" The Jackson mayor previously said that Trump's visit on Saturday was "ill considered," arguing that both the president and "the policies he espouses are disrespectful to the legacy and history that is to be portrayed in this museum.
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"We all need to stop pretending that there are no consequences when the most powerful person in the world espouses racist views and gives a wink and a nod to the darkest elements in our society," Feinstein said.
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The philosophy it espouses is big on going to bed early, saying no to plans, taking a bath, and reading Joan Didion's The Year of Magical Thinking to get into a "magical thinking" mood on a Monday morning.
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Each of the recently released books espouses the need for a more streamlined approach to life, but with slightly different recommendations on how to get there, and different expectations for how much stuff you need in your home.
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I admit that certain principles he espouses utterly baffled this Westerner, particularly the notion that in Japan finding purpose and joy in work, even work that requires great individuality and creativity, comes from a sublimation of the ego.
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He found it in the teachings of the legendary basketball coaches John Wooden and Bob Knight as well as in a video made by Dalton McCrary, a golf coach who espouses the notion of an ideal swing speed.
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Even at a well-intentioned company that espouses progressive values, there will inevitably be slips of the tongue and insensitive emails: the wrong pronoun, an outdated term, an assumption about how a person identifies him, her or themself.
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The forum, which was hosted by French President Emmanuel Macron, represents an antidote to rising nationalism in the West and around the world and a not-so-subtle rebuke of the kind of "America First" politics Trump espouses.
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Perhaps it's that techno is intrinsically, structurally intertwined with the whole pain-is-ecstatic, delay-your-pleasures mentality that her party espouses, but she's become adept choosing people to soundtrack the party that add to the sensory overload.
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This is the type of feminism that is desperately necessary in our contemporary moment if we are to create true solidarity and build a resistance movement against a reactionary Trump administration that espouses misogynist, racist, homophobic and xenophobic views.
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Moser, who espouses a Bernie Sanders-esque view of politics, became a national lightning rod when the House Democratic campaign arm posted opposition research on her shortly before the primary, showing how Republicans could attack her in the general.
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Opinion Columnist Pete Buttigieg vaulted into the top four of a crowded Democratic presidential field because he has an agile intellect, is fiercely articulate and both espouses and embodies a fresh perspective that many voters of all stripes crave.
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As for the Republican contest, it is only now becoming clear that Mr. Trump, a thrice-married billionaire who espouses the very "New York values" that Mr. Cruz denounced for effect in a debate, could win the Southern state.
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In short: no matter how often the fact checkers point out how the inaccuracies Trump espouses, much of America still thinks he sounds like a regular person and not a politician, and they think that is a good thing.
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According to Huzaifa, that includes working with sympathetic Imams for religious counselling in tandem with maintaining regular contact with Muslim RCMP officers helping him fully abandon the principles once guiding him towards the brand of extremist ideologies ISIS espouses.
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Trump waited two days to denounce the hate groups by name, and went on the next day to give what was largely received as a defense of the alt-right — a fringe conservative movement that espouses white nationalist politics.
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"These management books" include a giant stack of "like 400" Harvard Business Review back issues, as well as Kim Scott's beloved management manifesto, Radical Candor, a book that espouses the complicated art of being blunt and empathetic at the same time.
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ISIS espouses a radical, strict form of Sunni Islam, and its members were initially welcomed into places like Mosul and other predominantly Sunni areas of Iraq by some residents after years of sectarian discrimination by the Shia-dominated Baghdad government.
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With Dear Angelica, Oculus Story Studio stops making VR demos and starts making art The concept Martin espouses — experiential storytelling, co-authored by the audience — is slowly trickling into VR, and it's resulting in some of the more interesting new works.
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And it was important to me not to whitewash Bernie Sanders but to be consistent and intellectually honest in pointing out where the things Bernie Sanders has advocated and espouses are inconsistent with things we've said we believe in the past.
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"There is a wing of the Republican party, the one now calling the shots, that espouses values that I think are contradictory to what Republicans claim they stand for: This notion of compassionate behavior; responsible, small government; the individual," she said.
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The altered documents also deleted references pointing out that Mr Abe, Mr Aso and Yasunori Kagoike, the head of Moritomo Gakuen, are all linked to Nippon Kaigi, an organisation that espouses the same sort of nationalism as the education company.
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The communiqué instead essentially espouses the standard hammered out some years ago at the Financial Action Task Force, a global anti-money-laundering forum: accurate, timely beneficial ownership information, collected and made available to those with a "legitimate" need for it.
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By conventional Western standards, the Rastafarian movement can seem both uncompromising (it espouses fairly conservative views on gender and requires a strict, all-natural diet) and appealingly lax (it has a communal ethos, which often involves liberal ritual use of marijuana).
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A Republican who espouses limited government, a strong national defense, support of law enforcement, and sensible regulation of the financial sector, yet embraces moderate and forward thinking policy positions on immigration, gun control, and race relations can win across 50 states.
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He is a Wall Street economist, a polished television host and, most of all, an evangelist for supply-side economics, which espouses that cutting taxes on businesses and the rich will rain down benefits on everyone else in the country.
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And yet the most telling thing about the way the fat-acceptance movement is received in our society may be that its Wikipedia entry contains two quotes from people criticizing it before it mentions even one person who espouses it.
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Uniting all of these clothes under one roof is a byproduct of the broadening of the audience for high-end men's fashion and espouses a belief that the slope from casual to enthusiastic shopper is slippery (with the wallet to match).
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Jair Bolsonaro, who was stabbed while on the campaign trail, espouses several policy positions and tactics that you have adopted, including a focus on draining the swamp and rooting out corruption, attacking the press and making his country great again.
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Simon & Schuster faced a fierce backlash this year from independent booksellers and some of its own authors after it bought a memoir by Milo Yiannopoulos, a former editor at Breitbart News who espouses views that many regard as xenophobic and misogynist.
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For the few at the top, membership can now be a route to riches as, fearful of losing its traditional grip over society, a Party that still officially espouses a Soviet-style command economy is starting to embrace the market.
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Keep the following tips in mind when attracting and attempting to retain members of any generation — millennial or otherwise: Make hiring decisions based on the values that motivate your company and whether or not a candidate espouses that set of values.
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The American media, over the past year, has been trying to work out something of a mystery: Why is the Republican electorate supporting a far-right, orange-toned populist with no real political experience, who espouses extreme and often bizarre views?
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" Mohler acknowledged that the crisis might raise questions about the SBC&aposs doctrine of "complementarianism" — which espouses male leadership in the home and in the church and says a wife "is to submit herself graciously to the servant leadership of her husband.
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There's the Early Retirement Extreme guy that claims to live off $5,000-$7,000 per year and espouses vaguely anarcho-capitalist ideals; there's Mr. Money Mustache, whose New Yorker profile portrayed him as a goofy, stoner-ish version of the Early Retirement Extreme guy.
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An independent senator from Vermont who espouses democratic socialism, Sanders lost the Democratic Party's 2016 presidential nomination to Hillary Clinton but remains an influential voice on the party's left wing and repeatedly tops opinion polls of the country's most well-liked politicians.
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Yahoo News reports that the group, called Public Faith, espouses a belief in pluralism while condemning "systematic racism:" We believe that neither political withdrawal nor reinvigorated culture wars by Christians will help our nation and communities through the difficult challenges we face.
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Klepper is most likely to fall flat when he espouses a general Trump-is-bad attitude—a deep vein of material, but one that is already being mined by several besuited men every night at eleven-thirty—without finding something unique to say.
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Further review of the work that BDS espouses reveals that BDS targets Israel's right to exist; BDS singles out the Jewish state; BDS aims to cut off Israel from the rest of the world; and BDS prioritizes blaming Israel over uplifting Palestinians.
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In Germany, the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party, which espouses such views, has seen a dramatic rise in popularity largely because of Merkel's open-door approach at the height of the migration crisis, when over a million migrants entered the country in 2015.
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While "lost jobs, lost wages, lost dreams" may offer an explanation for the sense of alienation many Trump voters seem to feel, they do not offer an excuse for the ready embrace of the hatred, blame and willful ignorance that their candidate espouses.
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Old wounds inflicted during the Japanese annexation of Korea between 1910 and 1945 are periodically reopened for political ends in South Korea, and the current Japanese government, led by Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, espouses a hard-right nationalism that downplays Japanese wartime atrocities.
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Wolff, who espouses a Marxian economics ideology that that is critical of capitalism, argues that the economy is long overdue for a downturn from a historical perspective and predicted that the longer the crash takes to hit, the worse it will be.
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If the larger moral purpose of an institution of higher learning is to model educated and civil behavior and to teach students to be responsible and moral citizens, then standing by a professor who espouses and makes racist and sexist beliefs seems anathema.
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As the political scientists Christopher Ellis and James Stimson have observed, a candidate's policies can be distinguished from his or her "symbolic politics" — the values or ideology (like "family" or "social justice" or "going rogue") that a candidate explicitly espouses or implicitly represents.
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Krytyka and four other magazines joined: Mr. Piekutowski's rightist Nowa Konfederacja; Klub Jagiellonski, a conservative Catholic publication; Kontakt, a magazine of the Catholic liberation theology left; and Kultura Liberalna, which espouses free-market views ("liberal" means something different in Europe than in America).
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As this action shows, Furie will aggressively enforce his intellectual property, using legal action if necessary, to end the misappropriation of Pepe the Frog in any way that espouses racism, white supremacy, Islamophobia, anti-Semitism, Nazism, or any other form of hate.
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"Tidying" sounds so much softer and less threatening, something true of much of the pseudo-spiritual, animist-inspired system Kondo espouses, and which she teaches alongside practices like standing folded clothes upright in drawers for better visibility and using little boxes to keep things neat.
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According to his ex-girlfriend, Georgia resident Arieana Love, who shared texts with VICE, Burchfield traveled to Ukraine looking for war and was a self-proclaimed neo-Nazi who advocated for a white ethno-state—a key pillar to the ideology The Base espouses.
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" According to Motherboard, the settlement is Furie's attempt to "aggressively enforce his intellectual property, using legal action if necessary, to end the misappropriation of Pepe the Frog in any way that espouses racism, white supremacy, Islamophobia, anti-Semitism, Nazism, or any other form of hate.
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Seattle's first openly gay mayor, Ed Murray, was forced to resign last month among allegations that he sexually abused multiple teenage boys; that hasn't become a national story, because it's accepted that this isn't a scandal that says anything about the belief system Murray espouses.
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By attending closely to King's political speeches and the concrete historical practices in which he participates, I show that the faith which animates his political activism is better understood in terms of secular faith than in terms of the religious faith he officially espouses.
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While Jeb Bush might be a distant memory in this race, it was his father, George H.W. Bush, the most establishment candidate in recent history, who laid the foundation for the foreign policy vision that Trump now espouses with his intervention against Saddam Hussein in 1991.
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The true danger of the conspiracy theory lies less in the particulars of what any single theory espouses, and more in the type of thinking that they teach: suspicious to the point of being paranoid, deeply overdetermined, and committed to never taking no for an answer.
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Coach Tramp espouses a philosophy that uses football to teach lifelong skills, and as they started discussing what the community bank could do for the team, they realized they had an opportunity to make a more lasting impact on the students' lives by building this innovative program.
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It is no coincidence that the album arrived worldwide just three weeks before the United States' own elections—"one of the scariest I can remember" says Larsson, thanks to the candidacy of Donald Trump, who ineloquently espouses the same divisive and repugnant rhetoric that the Radio Dept.
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Wicker has said that he does "not condone the actions or statements of anyone who espouses the views" of the CCC and that he regret if his appearance lent credibility to its activities and to the attitudes and beliefs that have been attributed to this organization.
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As a result, We Have Voice espouses a devoutly intersectional-feminist point of view, using the term "safe(r) spaces" throughout the code in acknowledgment that each person's specific background confers a different relationship to power, so there is no Platonic ideal of a safe environment.
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As Yoav navigates love and work, encounters fascists and inhumane border policy, and then begins taking the mandatory classes for naturalization, he realizes that France's secular, assimilationist society espouses its own kind of nationalism — a point driven home by its absurd, bombastic climax and its ambiguous, metaphorical end.
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The two candidates are on opposite sides of a party divide that pits the structural changes favored by more left-leaning front-runners like Ms. Warren and Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont against a more moderate approach that speaks to values of unity and bipartisanship, which Mr. Biden espouses.
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China forcefully espouses a view of sovereignty in the cyber realm that sees a greater degree of government control than the internet's creators ever envisioned — a view that doesn't seem as far-fetched as it once did, as politicians around the world grapple with the unintended consequences of technology.
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Both the ideas she espouses in the book around bank regulation and the ideas she's only later come to embrace fundamentally connect to this same theme that the kind of stable families conducive to child-rearing that conservatives idealize fundamentally require a different organization of the American economy.
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Get Out employed the innate shocks and tension-easing humor of horror to expose the depths of 21st century racism; The Shape of Water, meanwhile, used the monster-movie format to tell a multi-tiered, multi-species romance that espouses a love for love itself, no matter what form it takes.
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But while T-shirt slogan feminism—the least radical, and therefore most dominant strain of the belief system—preaches "self love," the overarching message that our society espouses, in its obsession with the heterosexual family, is that to be single is to be in some way lesser, especially as a woman.
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In August of 2014, IS began slaughtering, enslaving, and forcibly converting the Yazidi people living in northern Iraq, as part of a larger campaign to control and eliminate the nomadic religious minority, whose faith dates back centuries and espouses a complex beliefs that include aspects of Christianity, Zoroastrianism, and Islam.
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Still, has Dowd basically become what, in the '60's, one would have called a "movement lawyer" – that is, a lawyer entirely engaged not only with the client, but to the philosophy or agenda the client espouses, in this case unrelated to the case on which he is representing the client?
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Amy KlobucharAmy Jean KlobucharBiden assures supporters the primary is still 'wide open' in lengthy phone call: report Limbaugh on Buttigieg: 'America's still not ready to elect a gay guy kissing his husband on the debate stage' CNN announces Democratic town halls in Nevada MORE (D-Minn.) espouses accountability for charter schools and Sen.
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"Kickstarter employees felt their employer, a public benefit corporation, should live up to the foundational progressive values it espouses by ensuring trust and transparency from management, guaranteeing equal pay for equal work, implementing more inclusive hiring practices and giving employees a voice in the decision-making process," OPEIU said in a statement.
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But Bloomberg's late entry into the race makes for an unusual set-up: Voters won't have access to information they usually would be able to see about a candidate, showing potential conflicts of interest that the candidate could have if elected, or investments that are at odds with the values the candidate espouses.
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"You just have to balance that with the fact that the other half of the sh-- she says is so completely off message for the party and the values that she espouses to represent," Barnes continued, noting that Gabbard was one of the last House Democrats to support an impeachment inquiry against Trump.
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But he veers entirely away from that when it comes to Muslims and Islamophobia, and espouses this clash of civilizations, this narrow view of Islam as being a faith that is entirely antithetical to the West — that Muslims are a pariah that need to be policed and dealt with by the state.
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If the consular officer processing your application (or a Border Patrol officer when you enter the country) has reasonable suspicion that you're a terrorist, or a member of a "political, social or other group that endorses or espouses terrorist activity," he doesn't even have to tell you your visa was denied for that reason.
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Subotnick, who has always used the modular, analog Buchla (today he uses the 400 Series, which he pairs with Ableton), attributed the rise in interest in such machines to a desire to go back to basics, to start from scratch and be unfettered by extant parameters—an MO Subotnick espouses in everything he does.
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Our thought bubble via Axios' Amy Harder: If it's true the bill didn't even have enough Democrat support, it's the latest evidence that big climate policy doesn't necessarily have broad approval within a party that generally espouses action on climate change (to say nothing of the Republicans fleeing the state to avoid voting on it).
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The younger Smith is actively using the comparison to Ocasio-Cortez in her campaign – she recently wrote on a Reddit forum , "I'm Sarah Smith and I'm running for US Congress in the 9th on the same slate as Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez" – and her platform likewise espouses single-payer health care and free public college.
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As the leading constituent of the National Council of Resistance of Iran, led by Maryam Rajavi who espouses a democratic and secular Iran, it has put forth a ten-point plan for the future of the country that includes a commitment to secularism, democracy, regional non-intervention, and the rights of women and minorities.
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In the same way that I, as a woman, feel frustrated hearing large groups of men discuss women's health and reproductive rights, I have been frustrated by the amount of times I encounter someone in North Carolina who espouses their opinion on HB2 without actually knowing any transgender individuals and how the law impacts them.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' The exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden MORE (I-Vt.) and those who identify with the causes he espouses looms large over Schumer's shoulder.
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Instead, there I was with the commentator Ben Stein hovering over me like some grim heathen god, exuding all the effervescent charm of a despondent tree sloth, glumly wobbling his jowls and opining that Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez espouses a political philosophy that in the past led to the rise of Hitler and Stalin.
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These paradoxes are clearly visible in the figure of Jin Xing, the nationally beloved talk-show host sometimes called China's Oprah: She is a transgender woman, and the reluctant face of trans China, but she also often espouses conservative gender norms, like the importance of a woman's domestic role in childbearing and good housekeeping.
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There's an earnest quality to the episodes: Kevin Smith waxes nostalgic about falling in love with science fiction through TV broadcasts of Planet of the Apes and Star Wars, Neil Gaiman espouses the impact that Neuromancer had on the genre, and Nerdist's Chris Harwick geeks out about watching Star Wars and its impact on movie theaters and fandom.
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" Lawmakers opposed to BDS stressed that the boycott movement against Israel is unlike other boycotts in American history, arguing that it espouses anti-Semitic views and undermines the prospects for peace in the long-running Palestinian conflict "Here's the thing about the global BDS movement: I don't believe it promotes racial justice or social change at all.
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Walsh is far more similar to Trump on policy than previous presidents and their challengersWalsh told Insider that on policy, he espouses the Tea Party-aligned positions of supporting limited government spending and limited immigration, specifically taking issue with Trump's imposition of tariffs, the soaring national debt, and his failure to build a wall on the Southern border.
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When this election is over — and if it's not a Republican in the White House — the GOP will be forced to face the truth about what values it really espouses and the policies it puts forth, and there can be no solace in knowing that what it represents to so many in America has isolated and hurt the party.
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Many of the positions he held at the time are more extreme compared to the more tempered democratic socialism the Vermont senator espouses today and could provide fodder for moderate Democrats and Republicans looking to cast the Democratic presidential candidate and his beliefs as a fringe form of socialism that would be harmful to the country.
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What is the connection between the socially ultra-conservative "Common Sense" current, which espouses a "neither-nor" ("ni-ni") line in refusing to vote for either Le Pen or Macron in the run-off, and the socially liberal leanings of Les Républicains luminaries like former prime minister Jean-Pierre Raffarin or former cabinet minister François Baroin?
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What if an official espouses or shares content related to a conspiracy theory that has nothing to do with legitimate public safety policy concerns, and makes many under their jurisdiction feel uncomfortable, but there is no clear reprimand for their blatant political maneuvering while on the job—like with Joe Arpaio (who had no "boss" per se, as an elected cop)?
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An ASEAN disrupted by a Filipino leader who espouses very different values to his predecessors and engages in ongoing diplomatic indiscretion will be a weakened partner for the US -- not only in relation to China, but across the whole range of issues that the Sunnylands Summit indicated; peace, security, extremism, climate change and cyberspace security, to name just a few.
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The White House, which espouses a hardline anti-immigration worldview, is pushing an unpopular position; it proposed a slew of conservative reforms to almost every arm of the immigration system, legal and illegal, in exchange for a partial and less-than-certain path to citizenship for DREAMers, which didn't have nearly enough support in Congress, let alone among Republicans, to become law.
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Over the course of our conversation, she jumps from the Bowery Boys, to the poetry of John Donne, to Woody Allen, and espouses her love for pre-war Japanese cinema (she likes her Ozu) and Fritz Lang's M. She's also a big fan of American gangster films of yore and, unsurprisingly, classic musicals—she's currently working on a singing version of Clueless.
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Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) chief Andrew WheelerAndrew WheelerOvernight Energy: EPA chief touts benefits of deregulation for environment | Trump officials weaken fish protections Interior chief once lobbied against | USDA watchdog to probe handling of climate reports EPA chief espouses benefits of agency's environmental deregulation EPA moves to implement Trump order on scaling back industry guidance MORE took to the microphone Tuesday to espouse the benefits of deregulation.
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The song, which went to No. 6 on the British charts, was clubby and sharp and included this verse, which is simultaneously simplistic and sophisticated, and espouses a sentiment that many artists have tried (and failed) to match ever since: Hey diddle-diddle There's a fella in the middle And I think he's pulling my string My wife's lactating And I'm spectating It's a football thing.
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But Biden's friendship years ago with Thurmond — a symbol of the kind of '90s bipartisan politics, and the civility and forgiveness Biden espouses — is an especially precarious piece of political history in an era in which Democrats are increasingly reliant on a young, impatient bloc of black voters native to the Black Lives Matter movement to whom Biden's absolving portrayal of Thurmond would likely qualify as a betrayal.
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HOW HE SEES IT: Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) chief Andrew WheelerAndrew WheelerOvernight Energy: EPA chief touts benefits of deregulation for environment | Trump officials weaken fish protections Interior chief once lobbied against | USDA watchdog to probe handling of climate reports EPA chief espouses benefits of agency's environmental deregulation EPA moves to implement Trump order on scaling back industry guidance MORE took to the microphone Tuesday to espouse the benefits of deregulation.
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Disregarding the uncomfortable views he espouses on multiple occasions during Hogan Knows Best – the series was soft-scripted after all, even if there was a good degree of improvisation – the whole thing was vaguely tragic and further diminished his superhero image, ending in real-life divorce from his wife Linda as well as jail time for his son Nick, this after a serious car crash in which a friend of his was badly injured.
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The essay is in part a rejection of the immigration policies his nephew supports and at the same time a plea for him to reconsider: I shudder at the thought of what would have become of the Glossers had the same policies Stephen so coolly espouses — the travel ban, the radical decrease in refugees, the separation of children from their parents, and even talk of limiting citizenship for legal immigrants — been in effect when Wolf-Leib made his desperate bid for freedom.
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Though Britain, like the U.S., is enjoying rising net financial worth and low unemployment, according to Matthew Goodwin, professor in politics at Kent University and the co-author of "National Populism: The Revolt Against Liberal Democracy," central to Corbynomics are efforts to transform the U.K.'s economy, through measures including: Strong allies need strong partners, and the kinds of economic policies that Corbyn espouses could well send Britain back to the ugly days of stagnation before Margaret Thatcher transformed the economy.
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EPA Administrator Andrew WheelerAndrew WheelerOvernight Energy: EPA chief touts benefits of deregulation for environment | Trump officials weaken fish protections Interior chief once lobbied against | USDA watchdog to probe handling of climate reports EPA chief espouses benefits of agency's environmental deregulation EPA moves to implement Trump order on scaling back industry guidance MORE made the announcement outside Detroit, securing $11 million in grants for the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative, an effort to boost the water quality of lakes that serve as a water source for more than 85033 million people in the U.S. and Canada.
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Sen. 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 (D-Mass.) renewed her attacks on 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 on Saturday, blasting the Republican presidential nominee as a "fraud" who espouses racism.
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In a memorandum sent to staff on Monday, EPA head Andrew WheelerAndrew WheelerOvernight Energy: EPA chief touts benefits of deregulation for environment | Trump officials weaken fish protections Interior chief once lobbied against | USDA watchdog to probe handling of climate reports EPA chief espouses benefits of agency's environmental deregulation EPA moves to implement Trump order on scaling back industry guidance MORE said the agency is establishing two internal working groups to "think critically" about President TrumpDonald John TrumpSchedule for additional depositions in impeachment inquiry revealed Sondland attorney disputes key portions of Taylor testimony: report Impeachment inquiry might be public by mid-November: report MORE's order mandating agencies scale back guidance.
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