Other groups are staying silent instead of opposing his nomination.
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But it won big on the weekend by staying silent.
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Venezuela is not happy with Twitter, and Twitter is staying silent.
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Congressional Republicans have made that possibility more likely by staying silent.
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Going high doesn't mean staying silent when bullied, but speaking out.
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Staying silent is no longer an option — and that's a good thing.
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Like every time before, the Modern Family star is not staying silent.
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Staying silent on specific security concerns doesn't look great from the outside.
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Jenkins wanted to be heard but effected his message by staying silent.
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One Republican party member is not staying silent on their anti-LGBT platform.
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As Trump inches America toward a constitutional crisis, most Republicans are staying silent.
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"I am no longer comfortable staying silent," she said at the news conference.
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Staying silent can be a coping mechanism to keep those fears at bay.
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But here's the good news: Staffers at the agencies are not staying silent.
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Israeli authorities have rarely commented on these strikes, with Syria largely staying silent too.
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The DOD is staying silent on the issue, neither agreeing nor disagreeing with KBR.
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Staying silent about bad technology habits is making things worse for all of us.
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So, only speak up if staying silent violates an essential principle of your being.
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Americans have declared health care a top priority, and we are not staying silent.
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They had a reputation for "omerta," staying silent, when questioned, according to the sources.
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And we all know that you cannot resolve a mental health issue by staying silent.
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Taylor Swift is not staying silent over the sale of her masters to Scooter Braun.
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On their makeshift boats, departing migrants often sing instead of staying silent and being discreet.
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Certainly there's risk in using your voice, but there's no reward for staying silent either.
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That's how we fight to improve it rather than staying silent and not doing anything.
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Staying silent about helping Baalsrud, keeping the secret, took a toll on the Gronvoll family.
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Between the lines: The business risk in staying silent on corporate values can be massive.
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But as negotiations between Amazon and local publishers continue, the major players are staying silent.
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Instead of giving answers to those problems, top execs are selling, spinning and staying silent.
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He's only tweeted about "drug prices" four times this year, staying silent for long stretches.
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At the moment, though, companies like Comcast and Verizon are staying silent on Blackburn's bill.
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Harris declined to vote, staying silent to protest Republicans' handling of the nomination, as did Sen.
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Harris declined to vote, staying silent to protest Republicans handling of the nomination, as did Booker.
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Over the next week, Trump repeatedly demonstrated that he had no intention of staying silent, however.
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The rapid nature of customer response has left CEOs without the option of staying silent on Trump.
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Lauer also said he regretted staying silent while "false and salacious allegations" have been leveled against him.
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Former senator Al Franken is staying silent in the face of attacks on his ex-colleague, Sen.
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" Thompson says in the video before teasing Kardashian about staying silent: "You're just not going to speak?
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Swift, on the other hand, was criticized by fans and detractors for staying silent throughout the election.
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She often chose to fight when staying silent would have been the easy way to move ahead.
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Hiding or staying silent about our wealth and class empowers a deeply unjust and racist economic system.
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So I'm just staying silent, I nod my head, it sounds like I'm understand, but I'm not.
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However, instead of giving answers to those problems, Facebook's top executives are selling, spinning and staying silent.
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That's because hyper-partisanship and polarization have lulled politicians into staying silent when it is politically convenient.
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Either way, the easiest tactic for brands to take is one that Melania herself has perfected: staying silent.
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Plenty of folks now feel sick about staying silent or looking away when they knew something was off.
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It's going to be uncomfortable and hard, but nothing worth fighting for is ever achieved by staying silent.
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I called them "sheeple" at the time for doing that and staying silent, with you as their unlikely shepherd.
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GM isn't saying much about the bikes themselves, staying silent on key specs like size, weight, range, and price.
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Many of them are either staying silent or reaching out to Trump despite not supporting him in the election.
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But staying silent also means keeping supporters who may otherwise be pissed off that you criticized the alt-right.
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"NSO Group was very professional, and very effective in staying silent," said Mike Murray, a vice president at Lookout.
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A female fetus has two X chromosomes and two copies of these genes, with one copy typically staying silent.
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Sometimes, the animosity you avoid by staying silent is worth more than the satisfaction you receive from speaking out.
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By staying silent, you robbed the little girl of the acknowledgment and the apology to which she was entitled.
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Barrett didn't say anything because she thought she would be blamed for it, though staying silent didn't help her either.
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But once again, the White House is staying silent, making everything worse for them and the rest of the country.
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Staying silent "can be used against you," said Peter Toren, a former federal prosecutor and partner at Weisbrod Matteis & Copley.
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After Scooter Braun's purchase of her former label, Taylor Swift is not staying silent about her feud with the manager.
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Staying silent about such messages doesn't protect a young girl from harm, but instead suggests that others approve of that behavior.
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Viola Davis says she is quick to speak up now, but spent years staying silent for fear of losing a job.
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While staying silent around national and political issues used to be common, more brands are integrating social causes into their branding.
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But when your organization purports to employ and support people in the communities at risk, staying silent could send a bad signal.
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The Women's March leaders have spent the past 16 months making this big deal about not staying silent and not being complicit.
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He has zero credibility on the issue, but instead of staying silent, he is batting for the wrong team — the alleged abusers.
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The actress is over staying silent, and it's an important reminder that time's up on people feeling guilty for sharing their painful experiences.
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The Salk Institute, UCAM, and the contributing Chinese institute should disclose what they know about the experiment instead of staying silent, he said.
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A number of Republicans in the House and Senate began speaking out against Trump's tweets on Monday after largely staying silent on Sunday.
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And many are not staying silent — especially black activists, who arguably see the heaviest police presence and most police violence at their demonstrations.
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After the appointment of Mueller as special counsel, the president did something unusual for him: staying silent on Twitter for nearly 16 hours.
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And for me in particular, I think in learning history, that we know that staying silent on these issues is simply not acceptable.
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By staying silent as I did, the focus remained on how my mom died, robbing me the ability to grieve my actual loss.
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Denise Richards, who joined the show this season, recently revealed she reached out to Lisa after a fan accused of her of staying silent.
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Google paid the "father of Android" $90 million after staying silent about a misconduct allegation; a Soros-founded university is forced out of Hungary.
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Republican lawmakers who have frequently attacked Soros in recent weeks and occasionally waded into those conspiracy theories are now staying silent about their rhetoric.
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With the loud obnoxious jeering from the Challengers around me, it seems as if Marie and I are the only two people staying silent.
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And, it can bring you closer to your S.O. Just like staying silent about your monetary values and spending habits can drive you apart.
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By staying silent, she is protecting herself and her family but by speaking up, she has the ability to change the course of justice.
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Though it was clearly meant for her, Caitlyn dodged the question, staying silent while another member of the group talked about her own faith.
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Taylor Swift previously faced backlash for staying silent on political and social issues, but the superstar is no longer shying away from speaking out.
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Opinion Columnist When a 2800-year-old Guatemalan boy had trouble staying silent in an immigration courtroom, the judge pointed his finger at him.
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The White House's new communications chief, Bill Shine, is staying silent about his wife's shocking history of racist tweets, anti-vaccine conspiracy theories, etc.
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While 52 percent of the UK voted to leave the EU earlier this month, those who would rather see the country remain aren't staying silent.
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She blackmails him into staying silent, but he also seems interested in being complicit in her plan because it would help resurrect his own career.
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In some cases, events from up to 30 years ago are surfacing and the famous faces in question are apologizing, denying accusations or staying silent.
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Update: Alicia Machado is not staying silent after Donald Trump, in his overnight tweet storm, urged his followers to "check out" her alleged sex tape.
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I called them "sheeple" at the time for doing that and staying silent publicly before and after the meeting, with you as their unlikely shepherd.
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Whether you decide that your best approach is to speak up or that you're better off staying silent, put your energy into taking positive action.
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People who admitted to staying silent were eight times more likely to post a negative review on a site like Glassdoor, according to Bravely's study.
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"You could ask the Sanders campaign why they encourage this vitriol in the vicinity of their candidate by staying silent," Mr. Merrill told the network.
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A band of HBO stars — including Sarah Jessica Parker, Lena Dunham and Maggie Gyllenhaal — is speaking out ahead of the midterm elections — by staying silent.
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Attorney Jo Anne Bernal and other officials in El Paso county expressed concern that such arrests could scare undocumented migrants into staying silent about abuse.
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Daniels alleges in her suit that Cohen paid her $130,000 just days before the 2016 election in exchange for her staying silent about the affair.
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Bob Corker, after announcing his decision to not seek re-election in Tennessee this year, is staying silent on whether he'll endorse fellow Republican Rep.
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"Unfortunately the argument that she's staying silent or neutral in regards to Rakhine state based on political reasons has fallen flat," said Smith of Fortify Rights.
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Ivanka, 22, faced criticism for staying silent on the issue, with Maria Shriver notably calling on the first daughter to speak out against her father's policy.
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At oral arguments in December 2015, the case appeared divided along the usual lines, with Scalia staying silent and Justice Anthony Kennedy seeking a middle ground.
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Gillespie denounced the white supremacists this summer, but Northam's campaign has blasted him for staying silent about Trump, who delayed singling out the marchers for criticism.
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And so we get Pompeo issuing thank-yous instead of excoriations and Trump staying silent (do we think he could even find Yemen on a map?).
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Union began her string of tweets on Sunday by reiterating the notion that women should never be blamed for being assaulted or harassed — nor for staying silent.
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By the time of her bid in 2015, she was staying silent on the issue of sweet treats, instead making a much stronger statement about gender equality.
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Instead of staying silent on human rights violations, President Trump could strengthen his credibility as a global leader by pressing Kim Jong Un to protect human rights.
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Past NDAAs have explicitly banned what's known as Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC), so staying silent in the whole bill would represent a shift for the committee.
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In theory, the move to grant the witnesses immunity prevents them from invoking their Fifth Amendment rights and staying silent on certain questions when testifying against Manafort.
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As a Christian, religious freedom is vitally important to me, and I believe staying silent is not good for the future of the United States or Egypt.
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It could mean that victims who are still playing are staying silent because they might feel as though stepping forward might harm their careers or public lives.
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It took me two years to write about the experience, which happened in February 2014, because there were more risks to writing it than to staying silent.
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WARNING IMAGES BELOW MAY BE DISTRESSING TO SOME READERS One Colorado woman is not staying silent after she was brutally attacked while walking her dog on Wednesday morning.
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If you're not given proper education in advance about these things, you're very susceptible to blaming yourself and staying silent and being confused about what happened to you.
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But with the continuing drumbeat of denouncements and reality that her remarks were fueling the run-up to the convention, staying silent was not the option she chose.
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Proactive complainers are "most likely to get the assistance, remedies and other benefits they seek," a Pepperdine Law Review article points out, whereas staying silent gets you squat.
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Staying silent Largely silent no matter what is happening, intelligence agencies have said nothing publicly about their work to support the US government's efforts to fight the virus.
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I don't know if I'm the right person to tell this story, but if it could potentially help, I'd be doing the community a disservice by staying silent.
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The State Department did not respond to requests for comment; the department has adopted a policy of almost always staying silent on questions related to Ukraine and impeachment.
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When Juan first encounters him, hiding in a drug cache in an abandoned apartment complex, Little is nearly mute, radiating distrust and determination to stay hard by staying silent.
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Most psychiatrists were not staying silent because of the Goldwater rule, but because of the fear of being "targeted," either by a litigious president or his violence-prone followers.
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A Silicon Valley VC is handing out 'Free Hong Kong' shirts at Golden State Warriors games and calling out other tech leaders for taking Chinese money while staying silent
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More than half (51%) of consumers will be more loyal buyers of a brand that speaks up versus staying silent, buying only that brand and buying it more often.
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Staying silent about the possible harm done by Mr. Trump's attacks may seem to be a wise public relations move, but it could also keep important information from investors.
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Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi, a Nobel Peace Prize laureate, has been criticized for defending the Myanmar military's crackdown and for staying silent about the plight of the Rohingya.
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President Trump, for one, took to Twitter to lambast team co-captain Megan Rapinoe for her criticism of him and for not staying silent about her opinions about inequality.
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After staying silent all day yesterday during James Comey's testimony before the Senate Intelligence Committee, President Trump is back on Twitter, and says he feels completely vindicated after the hearing.
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"What Trump is signaling now by staying silent is that ... he's actually a weak president, which, from the Russian perspective, is the best thing they can hope for," she said.
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The reporting, which garnered the two outlets the Pulitzer Prize, also showed how Weinstein used his powerful team of attorneys and media allies to pressure the women into staying silent.
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And then for the thing to avoid, I would say is just staying silent or thinking this doesn't involve me, or being so afraid of being criticized that you say nothing.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - French actress Isabelle Huppert said on Saturday she was pleased that women were speaking up about their experiences of sexual abuse and harassment after staying silent for so long.
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Her hair pulled back in a long braided ponytail and wearing a black gown, she commanded the room — everyone staying silent as she sang the beloved melody to a beaming Diana.
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After staying silent for several days, Blizzard Entertainment President J.Allen Brack pushed back against claims that Blizzard's business in China influenced the company's decision in a statement published late Friday night.
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On Thursday night, after staying silent on the controversy for days, Zuckerberg noted in a Facebook post that he cares about fixing the issue because it is "core" to the company.
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Some have insinuated that it's in support of Art Briles—who was fired earlier this year after staying silent amidst multiple accusations of sexual assault among his players—and some have not.
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It's unusual to see such a partnership between console rivals, and it once again leaves Sony as the odd one out that's refusing to enable cross-play between consoles and staying silent.
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Gonzalez also delivered a pointed speech at Saturday's rally in Washington, D.C., staying silent for more than six minutes to represent how long it took the gunman to kill 17 people. Rep.
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" Emma Stone, for Best Humanitarian Remark: "I think if we're human beings, and we see injustice, we have to speak up, because staying silent, as they say, only really helps the oppressor.
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In her first press conference upon returning to Oklahoma, a calm, steady Anita Hill acknowledged that she "had more to gain by staying silent," but that she didn't regret not doing so.
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The military needs strong leaders who will loudly counter the normalization of sexual violence, who appreciate the contributions of service members of any gender and who recognize the costs of staying silent.
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Yet nearly all Republicans, taking advantage of a congressional recess, are staying silent despite more and more evidence that the President used his power to pressure a foreign nation for personal political gain.
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"I think if we're human beings and we see injustice, we have to speak up because staying silent, as they say, really only helps the oppressor, it never helps the victim," she explained.
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A native regram button would also remove the need to use third-party apps like Repost for Instagram and Regrann, which may be why Instagram is staying silent on the subject for now.
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The assembled members of Congress hung on Trump's every word -- loudly applauding when he attacked his political opponents as "evil" and staying silent when he questioned the religious commitment of Utah Republican Sen.
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While there is risk in publicly opposing a sitting president — especially this one – CEOs must ask themselves if they can risk staying silent when their personal and moral values hang in the balance.
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In an interview with BuzzFeed News a few weeks before the primary, Salazar said that taking up the issue publicly came with political risks — risks that she could easily have avoided by staying silent.
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Meryl Streep's taken a lot of heat in Hollywood for allegedly staying silent about Harvey Weinstein's sexual misconduct, but she thinks the criticism should be aimed elsewhere ... to 2 women related to Donald Trump.
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Jordan is staying silent about the legal battle between Princess Haya and Sheikh Mohammed, as King Abdullah seeks to contain any fallout from a case involving his half-sister and a vital Gulf ally.
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Read more: Disney Channel star Cameron Boyce has died in his sleep aged 20"Seeing the headlines was just too hard," she said in the video about her reasoning for staying silent at first.
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They claim the companies were complicit by staying silent, helping deceive the editors while the companies were in the midst of providing the very same data to regulators in the United States and Europe.
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Doing so was not my first choice, but I was reminded of the damage done to our nation for three years and felt my duty as a citizen precluded me from staying silent any longer.
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The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star, 48, who joined the show this season, clapped back on Twitter in response to a fan who had accused her of staying silent after the sad news broke.
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After staying silent for years, she eventually came out against Keystone XL. Last year, she opposed Obama's decision to allow Shell to drill for oil in the Arctic (Shell ultimately never found anything and gave up).
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But with a federal data analysis released last year showing an unprecedented surge in suicide rates among almost every age group, it's clear that the key to prevention isn't staying silent and hoping it goes away.
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Some people have asked: How can these religious men declare the right to leave to be a sin while staying silent about repression, corruption, ecological destruction and the lifetime mandate of a president who won't die?
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Late-night host Samantha Bee on Wednesday tore into the National Rifle Association and the NRA's spokeswoman, Dana Loesch, for staying silent on the indictment of a woman accused of acting as an agent of Russia.
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They were also angry about a New York Times article published in October detailing how Google paid millions of dollars in exit packages to male executives accused of sexual harassment, while staying silent about the misconduct.
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Other State Department officials will now be forced to choose between following their colleagues down to Capitol Hill, and staying silent at the request of Pompeo, who has accused Democrats of trying to "bully" his diplomats.
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In November, employees staged a worldwide walkout in which thousands of employees protested exit packages worth millions of dollars given to male executives who had been accused of sexual harassment, while staying silent about that harassment.
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But many congressional Democrats are — for now, at least — either staying silent on the Afghanistan buildup or focusing their criticism of Trump on the fact that he hasn't released more details of his new military plan.
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To catch you up: Last week, Samantha Bee called Ivanka Trump a "feckless c---" for being Ivanka Trump staying silent on her father's immigration policies while posting a badly timed photo with her 2-year-old Theodore.
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She has followed Billoo's lead in attacking the Jewish state and made numerous anti-women remarks as well as blaming white women for perpetuating "racism/patriarchy" for staying silent about movie mogul Harvey Weinstein's sexual harassment allegations.
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The sight of even a dozen women wearing the handmaid costume, while staying silent and keeping their heads down, offers a stark contrast to a group of mostly white men deliberating over what happens to their bodies.
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The bottom line: After decades of staying silent out of fear of backlash, victims of sexual abuse are coming forward, creating an environment where sexual predators in every walk of professional life are nervous of being exposed.
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The eighth vignette, titled "Credible Women," serves as a tribute to all of the women who have yet to speak out about their experiences with sexual abuse and the complicated feelings they might have about staying silent.
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In fact, one claim has already been directly disputed: Other claims made in her new book: She was offered a $15,000 a month contract from the Trump campaign in exchange for staying silent after she was fired.
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The protests were prompted by an article in The New York Times in October revealing that Google had paid millions of dollars in exit packages to male executives accused of misconduct, while staying silent about the transgressions.
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They were also angry about a New York Times article published in October detailing how Google paid millions of dollars in exit packages to male executives accused of sexual harassment, while staying silent about the alleged misconduct.
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And staying silent on the matter hasn't hurt Israel: On Thursday, the Trump administration announced the consulate in Jerusalem, which served as the US diplomatic outpost to the Palestinians, would be merging into the US Embassy in Jerusalem.
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She also lent her voice to the rolling criticism that Trump and her husband Jared Kushner have been staying silent on executive orders that may contradict their personal beliefs, in a Saturday Night Live skit on March 11.
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The backlash was prompted by an article in The New York Times last week that revealed that Google had paid millions of dollars in exit packages to male executives accused of misconduct, while staying silent about the transgressions.
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Employee anger has been building since the New York Times published an article last week detailing how Google paid millions of dollars in exit packages to male executives accused of sexual harassment, while staying silent about the misconduct.
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NEW YORK — CEOs of the world's biggest oil and natural gas companies are pledging to cut their emissions of methane, a potent greenhouse gas, by one-fifth despite staying silent on the Trump administration's regulatory rollback on the matter.
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In cases like this, and in cases against less powerful men, the cost of speaking up is so great that many women are moved to speak up only when it becomes clear that staying silent will greatly impact others.
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While most tech companies are staying silent as the encryption debate heats up once more in the wake of a judge ordering Apple to hack a mass shooter's iPhone, a handful have come out in support of the company.
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Employee anger reached a tipping point in October, when the New York Times published an article detailing how Google paid millions of dollars in exit packages to male executives accused of sexual harassment, while staying silent about the misconduct.
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Many said they have watched in astonishment as Buckingham Palace has released several statements in defense of Prince Andrew, who has been embroiled in a child sex trafficking scandal, while staying silent on the systematic attacks on the duchess.
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Earlier this week, the president criticized star player Megan Rapinoe for staying silent during the national anthem and for saying she would decline an invitation to the White House if the U.S. team wins the tournament, which ends on July 7.
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These chief executives made the decision that staying silent on Trump's order, which led to widespread chaos at American airports, was a bigger risk than defying a president who is known for taking direct and brutal aim at all critics.
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Quinn catches wind of all of this, though it's unclear if she knows about the rape itself, and reminds Coleman that if he wants to protect Rachel, that means staying silent about the buried tape and all the Everlasting drama.
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The reasons for staying silent could be anything from a power imbalance with their harasser (like in the case of an employee/boss dynamic) or even fear of physical harm should the victim call out such behavior in the moment.
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Instead of letting worry consume you while staying silent, consider these four approaches to conquering your fear or discomfort: Far too often we don't reach out to people who've experienced loss because we're convinced the wrong words will cause more pain.
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Democrats also hammered Comey after it became known that while he was speaking publicly about the Clinton probe, he was staying silent about the counterintelligence investigation examining possible ties between the Trump campaign and Russia's efforts to interfere in the election.
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"I feel that staying silent at times can side with the oppressor and I didn't want her to feel like she was having to process this all alone, because a lot of us do have those similar feelings," Krieger said.
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The tech company experienced a swift employee backlash last month in response to a New York Times article detailing how Google paid millions of dollars in exit packages to male executives accused of sexual harassment, while staying silent about the misconduct.
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New York (CNN)An actress testified Monday that "Smallville" star Allison Mack pulled her deeper into the activities of the cult-like group Nxivm, where she eventually became a "slave" in the organization's secret sex society and was blackmailed into staying silent.
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"The comments made by Naouri in the Kepler note are reasonably reassuring, and the fact that Naouri has communicated is good as there is nothing worse than staying silent during a period of turbulence," said Valahu, whose firm owns some Casino shares.
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Wanted or not, it makes us vulnerable and ultimately leads to many of us rather staying silent because we won't know if an angry internet mob demanding our heads will be enough for us to lose our jobs and ultimately our livelihood.
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This investigation will require a lot from Kasowitz, particularly in terms of constructing the media narrative — that could lead him to suggest staying silent or coming forward with information, which are two options that don't really align with Trump's way of doing things.
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For me, settling for a huge financial settlement from your employer, writing a book or even worse -- staying silent when confronted by a predator at work -- is the weakest move we can make as women who profess to want full equality and respect.
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AMMAN (Reuters) - Jordan is staying silent about a legal battle pitting a Jordanian princess against her estranged husband, the ruler of Dubai, as King Abdullah seeks to contain any fallout from a case involving his half-sister and a vital Gulf ally.
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In the finale of The Scarlet Letter Reports, season 2 with Amanda Knox, Holder opens up about the consequences she has endured for not staying silent, and how today, as a lawyer, she works on behalf of people who've experienced sexual harassment.
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The family member and Professor Dawut's friends said they decided to speak out now, eight months after she vanished, because it had become clear that staying silent would not bring her release from a re-education facility, detention cell or perhaps prison.
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The announcement follows a massive employee backlash that erupted last month in response to a New York Times article detailing how Google paid millions of dollars in exit packages to male executives accused of sexual harassment, while staying silent about the misconduct.
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When a client he works for is murdered, Danny must choose between admitting what he knows — that his client was having an affair with a doctor whose jacket was found at the scene of the crime, thus risking deportation — or staying silent. —T.
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But this is entirely consistent with his behavior right after the Democratic National Convention in July, when, instead of simply staying silent or trying to change the conversation, he chose to pick a very public fight with his most sympathetic critics, Khizr and Ghazala Khan.
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Taking a stand is risky, but staying silent is a gamble, too: Consumers are increasingly socially conscious, and almost nine out of 10 said in one survey that they prefer to buy from brands that take active steps to support the causes they care about.
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Timothy Adams, the chief executive and president of the Institute of International Finance, said Chinese policy makers realized they had made a serious mistake by staying silent as slowing growth, stumbles in the stock market and a fluctuating currency undermined the world's perception of China's economic stability.
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Mayorga, a former model and schoolteacher, reportedly reached an out-of-court settlement in 2010 that granted her $375,000 for staying silent about the allegation that Ronaldo raped her in a Las Vegas hotel suite in 2009, despite her repeatedly saying "no" and physically resisting him.
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I suspect, though, that many members do believe the women who have come forward but are doing what men have typically done in this type of situation: sitting back and staying silent about sexual violence against women — a problem that men created but won't take responsibility for.
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Some might argue that discussing anything unrelated to the denuclearization of North Korea is asking too much, but I would emphasize that by staying silent on this matter, we display a lack of seriousness about our intentions for North Korea and for the future of the Korean Peninsula.
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" Although he doesn't elaborate on what he heard ("This isn't a witch hunt" he wrote in one tweet), he did apologize for previously staying silent on the subject, writing, "It is way waaay too easy to be ignorant to the fact as a male DJ in a privileged position.
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And many of the candidates, facing a Democratic electorate appalled by Mr. Trump and eager to see him out of office, are weighing whether to risk alienating some progressives by staying silent or to call for impeachment and create a divide with top Democrats in Washington who oppose it.
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Indeed, when the city last month settled three separate cases brought by Muslims who said that removing their hijabs for photos violated their religious rights, it had the effect of papering over important nuances in the department's ongoing treatment of arrestees while staying silent on whether the policy would be altered.
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The European Parliament's rapporteur on Turkey said the delay of a European Commission progress report on Ankara's EU qualifications until after the November 2015 election, won by the party that backs President Tayyip Erdogan, suggested the bloc was staying "silent" in the face of a deteriorating rights record in Turkey.
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While it's only been a few hours since she uploaded the aforementioned message, the comment section is already flooded with people on both sides, some criticizing her for speaking out and others questioning her motives (which makes no sense — staying silent is the worst anyone could do at a time like this).
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" As Peter Baker writes on the cover of today's N.Y. Times: Between the lines: With Republican officials staying silent yesterday, the Trump ally told me, "If anything, history has said that this stuff does go away and that it's not worth the potentially catastrophic political cost of weighing in against him (as a Republican).
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During a 2008 performance by Girls' Generation at a huge annual K-Pop show in Seoul, the crowd created a "black ocean," refusing to wave lights and cellphones and staying silent throughout the band's entire 10-minute performance, reportedly to protest how close the group had become to the members of boyband Super Junior.
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For example, he claims the American Meteorological Society provided evidence of their bias by writing a letter of protest to Perry for publicly denouncing the fact that climate change is caused by carbon dioxide, while staying silent when President Obama "falsely" stated that 22019 percent of scientists agree that climate change is caused by humans.
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Al FrankenAlan (Al) Stuart FrankenNative American advocates question 2020 Democrats' commitment Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Al Franken urges Trump to give new speech after shootings: 'Try to make it sound like you're sincere, even if you're not' MORE (D-Minn.) while staying silent on the numerous allegations facing Alabama Senate candidate Roy Moore.
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Allies do not doubt the importance of dialogue with Moscow, yet worry that the Trump will use the same playbook with Putin as he used in Singapore with North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un by cozying up to another strongman, staying silent on values, and offering one-sided concessions that could deal another blow to allied unity.
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We see how the ideal of a perfect woman destroys the small town's female population in various ways: at Camille's disastrous lady brunch where supposed friends turn their own unhappiness into daggers against her, or the women who died over labels like lesbian and slut, or the Calhoun Day legend celebrating a woman for staying silent as she was raped and murdered.
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Even with their former boss staying silent on the election, several former Obama aides have thrown their support behind Pete ButtigiegPeter (Pete) Paul ButtigiegBiden leads Sanders by single digits in South Carolina: poll 2020 Democratic candidates support Las Vegas casino workers on debate day What to watch in the debate tonight MORE, another candidate drawing comparisons to Obama from some Democrats.
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FROM PEN: Brad Culpepper Talks Exclusively About This Season of Survivor Instead of the standard Q&A session between jurors and finalists that has finished up every Survivor season ever, producers installed an open forum for free-flowing debate and discussion, so jurors could go back-and-forth with the finalists (as well as fellow jurors), rather than just making one comment or question and then staying silent.
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Sen. Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.) slammed President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE on Saturday for staying silent after Russian President Vladimir Putin blamed Russian minority groups, including Jews, for meddling in the 2016 U.S. election.
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Democrats also hammered him after it became known that at the same time he was speaking publicly about the Clinton probe, he was staying silent about the counterintelligence investigation examining possible ties between Russia and the Republican presidential nominee, Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE.
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It really isn't clear to me why the RNC, the White House, and Republican politicians are not being pressured to respond to the Wynn allegations Democrats have accused the Republican National Committee (RNC) of having a double standard on sexual misconduct by so far staying silent about the allegations against Wynn while calling for Democrats to return donations from filmmaker Harvey Weinstein after he faced a wave of assault and harassment allegations in the fall.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Top aide Jeff Weaver lays out Sanders's path to victory MORE's (I-Vt.) presidential campaign on Thursday blasted President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE for personally calling the star of "Roseanne" to comment on the reboot's high ratings but staying silent on unarmed shootings of black men.
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