Observing the children, community elder Albina Kekana said wryly: "Once where there was silence, there is now a chorus of clamouring voices all speaking out on taboo subjects such as sexual violence and HIV and AIDS.
The left has, after all, been clamouring for more stimulus all year, but had seen most such initiatives blocked by the Republicans.
In opposition, anyway, they have clamoured above all for more spending.All cheques, no balancesThe two strongest reasons for thinking that voting Democratic might improve fiscal discipline have nothing to do with the Democrats' campaign promises.
Following the success of Girl, as dozens of manuscripts land in the Galley Beggar email each week, all clamouring for attention, I see still more clearly how all those editors might have failed to realise what they had in their hands.
If exports get the go-ahead by no means certain—the next question is: where will the go-ahead byhe Middle East were a normeanslacertain thewould build a gas pipelinexto its neighbours, Jordan, Syria, Lebanon and Egypt, which are all clamouring for gas.
Those lessons are especially relevant right now, as politicians pour billions into firms buffeted by the recession.For a start, national champions are not always as durable as they appear, even when politicians, press and public are all clamouring for an institution to be rescued with copious state aid.
The request is in with the club's press office for at least 10 tickets for the Pogba clan, his London-based aunts and uncles as well as friends, family and his first youth-team coach from Paris all clamouring to be at the season's finale.
"They play Zenit St Petersburg next Friday and we are all clamouring to see which one of the coaching staff will go to that because it's supposed to be a nice place.
The government's decision to reach out to the Taliban has unleashed a barrage of mullahs appearing on television and in the press, all clamouring for the Taliban's main demand - the imposition of Sharia (Islamic law), which some insist could be carried out without changing the constitution.
To go, in those short weeks, from an obscure club to a place where Boy George, Patrick Cox and everyone were all clamouring to get in.
