But she did, in fact, express disagreement with the legislation's aims.
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Gaut isn't the first Twitter staffer to publicly express disagreement with the company's recent decision-making.
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It was just a way to express disagreement, and not unlike the Sabra commercial, it stopped making sense entirely.
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It has also since been used by both sides of the political spectrum to malign the other or to express disagreement.
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They could, for a day or so, express disagreement, opposition or support in language that is at least somewhat thoughtful and balanced.
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It was not clear how much freedom they felt to express disagreement to outsiders; they seemed reluctant to acknowledge anything but gratitude.
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JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon on Friday became the latest business leader to express disagreement with President Donald Trump's decision to pull the U.S. out of the Paris climate agreement.
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The team said in a statement it would honor the tradition of visiting the White House, but added that it respected the rights of other individuals to express disagreement with the president's policies.
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While eighty per cent of the "lows" rejected the idea that "violence is sometimes an acceptable way to express disagreement with the government," among the "highs" that figure dropped to fifty-nine per cent.
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Peter Cappelli, a scholar of human resources at the Wharton School in Philadelphia, says that toxicity arises when "the boss acts like a dictator and actively punishes people who articulate different views or express disagreement".
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Things like deadnaming, or purposely referring to a trans person by their former name, and misgendering — calling someone by a pronoun they don't use — are used to express disagreement with the legitimacy of trans lives and identities.
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At the same time, he was a loyal part of the House Republican majority, in good standing with the Party's leaders, especially the Speaker, Paul Ryan , whom he admired for his optimism and for his ability to express disagreement respectfully.
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It has become clear that in addition to a flawed comment system, we inherited from the prior Administration a culture in which many members of the Commission's career IT staff were hesitant to express disagreement with the Commission's former CIO in front of FCC management.
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"It has become clear that in addition to a flawed comment system, we inherited from the prior Administration a culture in which many members of the Commission's career IT staff were hesitant to express disagreement with the Commission's former CIO in front of FCC management," he said.
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Related to Trump's insistence on total agreement is the vengefulness and ruthlessness with which he has gone after those who has dared to express disagreement — even when, as in Comey's own case, the disagreement was an inevitable and proper result of recognizing truth in the course of performing official duties.
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It is often used to express disagreement, amusement, or to create political satire. It was popularized by the padonki subculture on websites like Udaff.com and Fuck.ru (currently defunct) created by entrepreneur Egor Lavrov and Konstantin Rykov, now a deputy of the Duma.
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A spokeswoman for Conroy said such attacks were not a legitimate political protest. According to her, they were "totally irresponsible and potentially deny services to the Australian public". The Systems Administrators Guild of Australia said that it "condemned DDoS attacks as the wrong way to express disagreement with the proposed law". Anti- censorship groups criticised the attacks, saying they hurt their cause.
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Nonetheless, his position as Education Minister made him extremely unpopular with the province's public-schools unions. Johnson's own political philosophy was considerably more centrist than that of the Harris government. He made little secret of the fact that he was a Red Tory, and often appeared uncomfortable defending the Harris ministry's more right-wing initiatives. In a parliamentary democracy resigning from cabinet is the most visible way to express disagreement with government policy.
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For Aristotle, a thesis would therefore be a supposition that is stated in contradiction with general opinion or express disagreement with other philosophers (104b33-35). A supposition is a statement or opinion that may or may not be true depending on the evidence and/or proof that is offered (152b32). The purpose of the dissertation is thus to outline the proofs of why the author disagrees with other philosophers or the general opinion.
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The descort () was a form and genre of Old Occitan lyric poetry used by troubadours. It was heavily discordant in verse form and/or feeling and often used to express disagreement. It was possibly invented by Garin d'Apchier when he wrote Quan foill'e flors reverdezis (only the first two lines survive); the invention is credited to him by a vida, and these are unreliable. Gautier de Dargies imported the descort into Old French and wrote and composed three.
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Although the immediate cause for the protest had been the desire to preserve a popular symbol of the city, many protesters used the rally as an opportunity to express disagreement with Tuđman and his authoritarian policies. At the same time, Tuđman was out of the country undergoing stomach cancer treatment at the Walter Reed Hospital in Washington. Upon hearing what was going on, Tuđman reportedly ordered the police to take action against protesters. The then Interior Minister Ivan Jarnjak reportedly refused to do so, which resulted in his resignation in mid- December.
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Justice Douglas was the sole dissenter.391 U.S. at 389-91 (Douglas, J., dissenting). Though he did not express disagreement with the Court's First Amendment analysis, he believed that the asserted government interest was only valid when the nation was in a state of war as declared by Congress (which had not been the case since World War II). Douglas questioned whether a peacetime draft was even constitutional, and wanted to reschedule O'Brien for reargument along with two cases challenging the draft that were denied review by the Court the same day O'Brien was handed down,Holmes v.
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Submission occurs in different degrees; for example, some employees may follow orders without question, whereas others might express disagreement but concede when pressed. Groups of people can form a dominance hierarchy. For example, a hierarchical organization uses a command hierarchy for top-down management. This can reduce time wasted in conflict over unimportant decisions, prevents inconsistent decisions from harming the operations of the organization, maintain alignment of a large population of workers with the goals of the owners (which the workers might not personally share) and if promotion is based on merit, help ensure that the people with the best expertise make important decisions.
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Geert Hofstede classified national cultures into four dimensions, two of which can be applied to the flight deck: power distance, which defines the "nature of relations between subordinates and superiors", or "how often subordinates are afraid to express disagreement"; and whether the culture is collectivist or individualist in nature. Western cultures are individualistic and have a low power distance, whereas most Asian and Latin cultures are on the other side of the spectrum. Low power-distance and high individualism in Western culture may have contributed to a better safety record than in Taiwan and India. In a more collectivist society like Taiwan, a possible explanation for this might be that personal decision-making skills are not as developed.
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