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Though he does not want the final responsibility of making investment decisions, Mr. Cochran wants to know the issues and speaks often to Ms. Norris.

It is less often that thought leadership takes on broader issues and speaks directly to the CEO or the board.

Mr. Harvey has served on energy panels appointed by Presidents Bush (41) and Clinton, has published two books and dozens of articles on energy and national security issues, and speaks widely on energy topics.

"It's edgy enough to really be a compelling story," Blake says, "but at the same time, it does have a lot of family issues and speaks to families being together". If the movies-playing-older trend continues through the rest of the summer, Paramount and Universal won't be complaining.

He promoted environmental issues and spoke out in favor of gay rights and civil partnerships.

Thank you for raising these important issues and speaking up for the young, uneducated, vulnerable and defenseless.

We researched how other colleges' organizations addressed these issues and spoke to Boston organizations that had experience in this domain.

Mr Blair, who famously did not "do God" while in Downing Street, said public figures had to confront the issues and speak out for more tolerance.

Carries as baggage: An activist agenda, which she pursued for years working on civil rights and disability issues and speaking out in liberal legal circles.

In initial pre-meetings they tried to determine joint challenge areas but soon realized that they had different perceptions of the same issues and spoke different corporate languages.

Labour leadership candidate Diane Abbott has raised these issues and spoken of the difficulties she faced in choosing a school for her son.