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That elite, the old politburo nomenclature, was united by homogenized opinions.
It is a society with a diversity of opinions, options, opportunities and interest groups.
Politics is always about appearances, a realm where men and women present themselves, their opinions, and their policies to their fellows for decision and judgment.
The two-way flow--of messages delivered to the public from so-called decision-makers, and the views and opinions gleaned from research from the public -- is the great thoroughfare of politics.
As a result, we are committed to dialogue and compromise as the only way to balance the many competing demands and opinions that pervade public affairs.
Overall, it seems likely that these opinions reflect real changes, and thus are signs of moral progress toward a world in which people are not denied rights on the basis of race, ethnicity, or sex.
It was a relief to listen to my student’s well-articulated opinions and to see in her the hope of a new, cosmopolitan generation.
What Went Wrong with AmericaThe latest edition of the Pew Global Attitudes Survey shows that favorable opinions of the United States have fallen again in 12 out of 15 countries polled, a sad reflection of a country’s loss of image.
It is now standard practice for international organizations publishing a report to involve all the "stakeholders" and to reflect their opinions.
But the world's great democracies--the US, India, the UK, and others--are increasingly adept at not allowing freely expressed opinions to constrain what the government does.
In fact, the conference was characterized by the kind of groupthink that embraces political correctness, is supremely confident of its moral rectitude, dismisses conflicting minority opinions, and produces poorly reasoned outcomes.
The airing of opinions is the cheapest way to fill a broadcast hour; ranting anchors score the highest TRPs.
Then, too, athletes were discouraged from voicing their opinions.
Its “facts” must be shown to be nothing more than opinions.
The open society is based on the idea that nobody is in possession of the ultimate truth, and that to live together in peace we must respect minorities and minority opinions.
I pledge to devote the remaining years of my life to supporting free thought and expression, academic freedom, and the protection of minorities and minority opinions – not only in my native Hungary, but all over the world.
At first, the administration claimed that an impending conflict would not necessarily be bad, because differing opinions are inevitable; or, in the words of White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer, “diversity makes our nation strong.”
As US Senator and Harvard professor Daniel Patrick Moynihan put it, “Everyone is entitled to his own opinions, but not to his own facts.”
This is why rating agencies’ opinions are so valuable.
Media accounts highlighted Chinese leaders’ thoughtful forays abroad, depicting policymakers that were respectful of others’ opinions, willing to listen, humble to a fault, and reluctant to dispense unsolicited advice.
Today, China is widely described in Southeast Asia as a bully, disrespectful of others’ opinions, let alone their interests.
Barr often expresses bizarre opinions that cannot be pinned down to any political ideology, and she has a long history of odd behavior, which is not typical of anything.
“The majority raises formidable barriers around the liberty of opinion,” and “undertakes to supply a multitude of ready-made opinions for the use of individuals, who are thus relieved from the necessity of forming opinions of their own.”
Brexit in ContextMILAN – I do not believe that foreigners contribute usefully by issuing strong opinions about how a country’s citizens, or those of a larger unit like the European Union, should decide when faced with an important political choice.
The Fukushima accident, having reinforced too many opinions and reshaped too few, makes it vital that we try to bring clarity to these issues – especially in those countries, including the United Kingdom, where the notion of a sustainable energy policy remains undetermined.
One proposed approach would reduce the significance of the raters’ opinions.
Gorbachev’s wife, Raisa, stunned the nation not only by appearing in public, but by being fashionable and expressing opinions of her own.
Public opinion on either side of the EU’s current eastern frontier - Europe’s velvet curtain - has different concerns, but the two public opinions are also communicating vessels.
It is possible that the opinions held by these groups are influenced by factors other than those discussed.
A leftover Soviet distrust of outsiders colors many opinions, and there’s an oft-repeated claim that the culture is different: an intervention that works in the West might fail in the East.
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