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A recent survey conducted by consulting firm McKinsey and NielsenIQ indicated that consumers aren’t just drawn to packaged products espousing ESG virtues, but they’re willing to pay up for those products as well.
Source: https://www.etftrends.com/etf-education-channel/what-esg-packaging-might-say-about-esg-investing/
FFS you really think you are the first commenter espousing 'neutrality' and 'both sides are bad'?
I thought it was hateful and also that if I was the AD I would have fired him and I would not want somebody like that espousing those views coaching my team.”
Source: https://nypost.com/2023/05/11/locked-on-podcaster-josh-neighbors-fired-in-bob-huggins-aftermath/
“The concern must be whether those people who have perfectly legitimate intentions and concerns are directly or indirectly supporting those people who are espousing hate.”
The High Court had also questioned the petitioner's role in espousing the case of all the 4,464 members.
The most reported activity this year was the distribution of leaflets espousing those ideas or antisemitic rhetoric.
Source: https://urbanmilwaukee.com/2023/03/14/states-antisemitic-incidents-rose-494-since-2015/
To inform users about precisely why they are wrong, and how terrible they are for espousing whatever opinion we happen to disagree with.
We told him that his action was not appropriate considering the fact that our Prime Minister was himself espousing the cause of yoga.
Source: https://indianexpress.com/article/cities/pune/pune-hospital-staff-practising-yoga-suspended-8598208/