John McHale Quotes (14 Quotes)

We are waiting for advice from them on what they want to do next.

It doesn't reduce itself to saying, 'Yes, that is consistent with our policy' or, 'No, it isn't consistent with our policy. I think it is something that weighs into the calculation of the merits of the proposal.

If there is a Fourth Estate function, if the press is supposed to be an advocate watching out for the public interest, then cases like these merit the attention.

I'm sure that will be a subject of discussion among our relocation committee tomorrow.

We're happy that the vote was to approve.

I'm really proud that students learned that their voices can matter in a democracy. It's most important to help students empower themselves.

It's kind of cool to have met Ed. That guy is a gold mine. They should double his pay.

We believe that when someone is wrongfully incarcerated, the press can help draw public attention to it so it can at least be re-examined again.

We were in a hurry.

I think it was amazing he was convicted the first time. He lacked opportunity to commit the crime, he lacked motive and he had a real shoddy defense.

We agreed to do a variety if things in the community, ... in addition to the tens of millions of dollars that had been allocated to contracts for local vendors in the development of the new ballpark.

Ed's work with his students and just trying to get them involved in an active way has been instrumental to me as a teacher. Ed's class ... shows that all of our voices can be heard in a democracy ... a chance and a responsibility to speak out when we see

I can think of no one more appropriate or compelling than Colonel Madden to keynote the conference this year. This year's conference highlights the technological challenges facing the U.S. military services and Colonel Madden will address these challenges of achieving a net-centric environment.

This is an opportunity for citizens to amplify their voices. Sometimes it's easy to go along with what government officials say without scrutiny. Questioning your government officials can make a difference.