But the demand for financial transparency has become an important and widely publicized negotiating position for the union.
WASHINGTON — When the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence wanted to promote more restrictions on firearms after the Connecticut school shootings in December, it turned to a firm to help publicize its position.
Definitively, any Jewish organization that takes a poll before publicizing its position on the matter of the day has rendered itself obsolete for purposes of leadership.
The minister criticized the traditional chief for using his prominent, highly publicized, and influential position, for relying on arguments based mainly on energy independence, and the quasi unilateral development of biofuels by the Ministry of Energy.
One of the most notable things on her political résumé is her well-publicized position against masturbation.
Still, the environmental group Friends of the Earth was quick to criticize the Virgin event as a public relations stunt, restating its view that carbon savings from biofuels are negligible, and the now well-publicized position that growing crops for alternative fuels cuts into the land available to grow food.
As a participant with the border vigilante group known as the Minutemen and as a conservative California assemblyman, Donnelly has publicized his hardline positions on immigration primarily in English.
The reservations by the Palestinians, which were explained by Mr. Arafat to Mr. Clinton, were outlined at length in a position paper publicized by the Palestinian Authority earlier this week.
After her service as their scientific director was publicized, she lost her position with Air Liquide and focused on cloning full-time.
Though Althusser's position was well publicized and found its supporters, in the end, his arguments were unable to motivate the Party's rank-and-file such that its leadership would reconsider its decision.
The information from the survey will be used in an intensive voter campaign in the next few weeks in which the AARP will publicize legislative candidates' positions on these issues, said Nancy A. Wood, the AARP public affairs officer.
