Organizational messages that endorse winning at all costs or prioritizing self-promotion also undermine compassion at work.
Together, these findings suggest the potential for public health messages that endorse WNV protective behaviors to have a "snowball effect"; public health education can influence persons to practice protective behaviors, and these persons can influence friends and family to do the same.
That's a message that Peter Wareing endorses.
But it is cheering that at least one senior British politician is ready to convey the message that not everyone endorses the argument that trade is all that matters and that our values are relative, depending on the amount of cash on the table.
"This could give borrowers who are current on their mortgages a message that the government endorses forgiving a portion of mortgage debt if hardship can be demonstrated, creating a very broad incentive for underwater borrowers to seek ways to become eligible," he wrote.
The broadcaster added that BT's sponsorship of the weather was designed to "deliver a creative message that identified and endorsed BT's association with the programme".
Standing in a room just off the Senate floor, Mr. Culpepper wore a sticker on his lapel that said "Too much too soon," an easily digested message that many senators endorsed.
Footage of rallygoers hurling verbal attacks, including angry chants of "CNN sucks," at Acosta as he tried to report from the event went viral ― especially after the president and his son Eric retweeted a video with a message that seemed to endorse the vicious behavior. .
How about a Twitter message from the FCC that endorses TechCrunch? /sarcasm.
In their ruling (Wallace vs. Jaffree, 83-812), the justices concluded that Alabama's purpose was to "convey a message" that the state was endorsing prayer as a "favored practice". "Such an endorsement is not consistent with the established principle that the government must pursue a course of complete neutrality toward religion," Stevens wrote.
Last year, for example, Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton said in Geneva that "gay rights are human rights, and human rights are gay rights," a message that Mr. Obama later enthusiastically endorsed.
