Sentence examples for openly compared from inspiring English sources

When Russian troops entered Crimea, Hillary openly compared Putin's actions to Hitler's occupation of the Sudetenland.

The Obama team openly compared its transition to Franklin D. Roosevelt's and, in private, discussed the Reinhart-Rogoff work.

Then there is Martine Aubry, who may well be Hollande's choice for Prime Minister and who, in 2010, openly compared Sarkozy, in his handling of the public finances, to Bernie Madoff.

He recommends that the pay of those at the top of the public-sector should be openly compared with the median levels of pay earned by staff in their services.

A smart poster noted last week that Polly is considerably more dishevelled this season, and the sense that her eye is very much off the ball only grew stronger when she openly compared Michael to her dead husband, a man she knows is a wrong 'un, without making that further connection.

"Age is a huge factor," said Michael Dimock, a researcher at Pew. Younger people were, in fact, more tolerant toward gay men and lesbians in the military than their elders in 1994, when 56percentt of the 18-to-29-year-olds 18-to-29-year-olds 18-to-29-year-olds 18-to-29-year-olds 18-to-29-year-olds thosupported0 to 64.

One of his talking points is a trillion-dollar infrastructure plan, which he openly compares to the New Deal.

Senior government ministers are openly comparing the leaking and undermining of Malcolm Turnbull to the campaign waged against Julia Gillard during the 2010 election after she ousted Kevin Rudd.

As I've described before, Chinese technologists have adopted a clear strategy of openly comparing China's censorship practices to the filtering of child pornography and neo-Nazi content in the West.

Having a campaign managed by a man who openly compares himself to a mafia don might not be the best way for Clinton to distance herself from the perception that she is a political insider who sees her nomination as an inevitable coronation.

As in other fields of bioinformatics (see above), competitions and community-based evaluation efforts that openly compare systems are of great practical importance.