Word: opinionizing
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...favorable, not only for Koreans but around the world, so we cannot expect results immediately. Those people who supported me, they didn't go anywhere. As they see progress happening, in a year or two our supporters will come back to us. If you look at some of the opinion polls, over 50% of [respondents] said that the government and the President will do better in the future. They have high expectations and they have hope...
...fostered amity among local leaders, and promoted democracy and the rule of law. "They trained the local security forces and restored confidence," said the Australia Defence Association's Neil James. "That they were not needed much is more a sign of success than a sign of failure." But public opinion, at first evenly divided on the Iraq mission, turned steadily against it. Now only 300 Australian troops - mostly military bureaucrats and guards - will stay in the country. Another 17,000 soldiers from 26 nations remain alongside the 168,000-strong U.S. force...
...military docs were debating the matter among themselves. Nash, a Navy psychiatrist, wrote that Navy doctors - who also provide Marines with medical care - had "sharp differences of opinion" over letting troops in war zones use SSRIs. Skeptics argued that their "real safety" in combat had not been proved. Supporters countered that their use could "avoid depleting manpower resources and damaging individual careers through unnecessary removals from operational duty." Nash reviewed the medical literature and reported that SSRIs "can be safely administered to deploying and deployed personnel...
...that he perceived in Pilbeam’s actions. While Petersen’s points may have had a trace of validity, his choice of words at the historic occasion of Faust’s inauguration was in bad taste and only served to further turn faculty and administrative opinion against the UC and its goals.Ultimately, the protracted fight between College and UC led to a lot of fuss and little progress, as the final agreement the two sides reached represented an almost complete capitulation to the College’s original demands. The outcome made one wonder what...
...probably the most meaningful celebration I had,” he said. “It really is the opinion of the students that matters...