Sentences with phrase «acknowledged as a good idea»

If you can be funny, it's universally acknowledged as a good idea.

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«They always struck me as being a happy crowd,» he said, before acknowledging that a «conscience clause» in journalists contracts enabling them to refuse to engage in unethical behaviour was a good idea.

Duffy initially acknowledged, as Obama did, that the mosque CAN be built within blocks of Ground Zero, but then went on to say that doesn't make it a good idea, suggesting perhaps a different location is in order.

While acknowledging the efforts of those involved in nurturing the idea of establishing the idea of the college, the Chief of Army Staff appreciated the Commander in chief, President Muhammadu Buhari and the Minister of Defense as well as the Chief of Defense Staff for bringing the idea to a reality.

The idea is that students will first read a text or texts, examine the writer's explanations and points, and then — and only then — develop a claim which they will back up with text - based evidence, as well as acknowledge opposing positions and present counter-arguments.

The bold flexibility in IDEA acknowledges that school system leaders must comply with IDEA as well as honor their fiduciary duty to allocate resources economically to the taxpayers in a district.

Whether in the wilderness, city or studio, the idea of nature figures prominently, acknowledging the sheer impossibility of truly capturing a moment outdoors as well as the primacy of the imagination.

If you acknowledge, as the editors of ACP have, any chance — however large or small — that our proposals are correct, then we hope you concede that there is some urgency that these ideas gain clear objective assessment from those best placed to assess them.

I'm going to list several ideas below, but first, let's take a moment to acknowledge that while this is all starting to sound like a pitch for a new fad diet, getting better sleep is not the same as losing belly fat while you shower or trundlebiking your way to a perfect butt.

London About Blog This blog is now acknowledged as a hub for thought - leading debate, and a number of ideas originating here have found their way onto the statute books as well as the Manifestos of both major political parties.

Those with degrees are considered experts in a field... or at least more knowledgeable than a novice... We need to get in line with the public's perceptions and offer up degrees in real estate and (as I believe you have indicated) we need to offer these degrees through accredited universities that the public have heard of and acknowledge... most people have no idea who OREA is and the public have little regard for OREA but they do know the University of Western Ontario, U of T, Laurier, Brock, etc... we need to use the reputation of these universities to elevate the status of agents... RECO needs to oversee these universities but let the universities do what they are good at... teach aspiring professionals.