Most prominent among them is Representative George Nethercutt, a Washington Republican who, in 1994, defeated Speaker Thomas S. Foley in a stunning upset largely attributed to a sense that, after 30 years in Congress, Mr. Foley had served too long.
The advice should be attributed to motivational speaker Gerald Rogers who posted the list on Facebook in late July.
Maybe de Danne should have sent his followers a translation of a famous phrase attributed to Tip O'Neil, former Speaker of the US House of Representatives: "All politics is local".
The discussion was conducted under the Chatham House Rule, where comments were made on condition that they were not attributed to the speakers, to encourage a free-flowing discussion.
While it has sometimes been attributed to Thomas P. O'Neill, former speaker of the House of Representatives, it is believed to have been coined by Jesse M. Unruh, a former speaker of the California Assembly.
The roundtable used the Chatham House rule, which states that comments are not attributed to speakers to encourage a more open debate.
These challenges are constantly attributed to female speakers, but I hear them in both men and women — and the solution to both of them is deeper breathing.
It's a bit of a trite saying, attributed to coaches, motivational speakers and fortune cookie authors (by the way, whose idea was it for fortune cookies to replace predictions with treacly aphorisms from the "Successories" reject pile?).
The panel debate, which took place under the Chatham House rule, by which comments are not attributed to speakers to encourage open debate, began with an overview of the findings, shedding light on how young people feel about their future and the information they're receiving on career options.
The roundtable was conducted under the Chatham House rule, which states that comments are not attributed to speakers, to encourage open debate.
The event, sponsored by Zurich Municipal, a leading insurer of educational establishments, was conducted under the Chatham House rule, which states that comments are not attributed to speakers, to encourage open debate.
