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But the symbolism of Gandhi’s simple peasant clothing and lifestyle spoke louder than words.
If anything, they will spread and grow louder.
Indeed, as world financial leaders gather for the annual IMF/World Bank spring conference in Washington, DC, the rapid pace of technological change and rising inequality are fueling ever louder calls for root-and-branch revision of the entire system.
But what this suggests is that people may not be reliable reporters of what they really think; actions speak louder than words.
But actions speak louder than words, and challenges to the NPT regime have continued to undermine its basic principles, causing considerable backsliding.
Exercising a louder voice in politics at home and abroad could mean reduced uncertainty for Chinese exporters.
International pension funds, mutual funds, German corporate pension plans, as well as insurance companies already play a leading role on the German stock market, and calls for corporate managers to focus on increasing shareholder value (as opposed to the older, more consensus-oriented corporate policy) are getting louder -- not only on the trading floor, but also in the boardroom.
Angela Merkel’s Vision ThingCAMBRIDGE – As Europe struggles to save the euro, the chorus of complaints about weak leadership in the world’s major economies grows louder.
And tomorrow the cacophony will be even louder.
Yet, at this year’s meeting, what was not said seemed to speak louder than what was.
As for other government ministers, their shame-faced apologies for the Windrush scandal have been all the louder, because the story broke the same week that the heads of government of the Commonwealth met in London for their biennial conference.
If anyone knows that actions speak louder than words, it is Putin, whose words often include transparent denials of documented wrongdoing, from meddling in the US election to violating treaties.
Often, however, the voices of those who want to preserve the status quo are louder than those who fear being priced out.
He said it was over, with his stone-faced wife on hand to confirm with a silence that spoke louder than words.
At the same time, international calls for China to assume the responsibilities of a major power – not only in areas like trade and investment, but also on issues like environmental protection and global governance – are growing louder.
The False Narrative of RealpolitikGENEVA – In an era of divisive social media and partisan “fake news,” the notion that “actions speak louder than words” is no longer true.
Deeds speak louder than words, and deeds on the transatlantic level have been swift and decisive - for example, joint efforts aimed at choking off terrorist financing - even when we had strong divergences over Iraq.
The choice seems obvious, but our actions speak louder than words.
But China’s bark was louder than its bite.
With US unemployment and Chinese growth both at almost 10%, the only mystery is that the drums of trade war are not louder than they are.
In Kazakhstan, too, rumblings against Nazarbayev’s presidency for life are growing louder.
As grumbling against his program grew louder, the President asked the governor of Khabarovsk, Viktor Ishayev, to devise an alternative strategy.
By emphasizing that Europe no longer offers an economic dividend, the UK’s move away from the EU will spur ever louder calls for change elsewhere.
Indeed, actions speak louder than words: only 28% of Saudis said that they participate in weekly religious services, compared to 27% of Iranians, 44% of Jordanians, 42% of Egyptians, and 45% of Americans.
These voices are likely to become louder if Papadopoulos is re-elected.
But in that effort, India must contend with its neighbor, China, which speaks with a louder voice and carries a larger stick.
The drumbeat appears to be growing louder.
The harder it becomes to discern any rationality in the Bush administration’s actions, the louder the rumor mill grinds.
China’s Monetary-Policy SurpriseNEW HAVEN – In economic policy, as in most other areas, actions speak louder than words.
But the symbolism of Gandhi’s simple dress and lifestyle spoke louder than words.
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