Sentences with phrase «active language makes»

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Since mainstream religions don't control language, their religious authorities simply can't exercise the degree of power over membership that cult leaders can when they make an active effort to reduce the critical capacities of their adherents.

In addition to several articles, she and her husband, William, are the authors of the ASCD bestseller Total Participation Techniques: Making every student an active learner and The Language - Rich Classroom: A research - based framework for teaching English language learners.

A free Home Edition with resources in 23 languages to make families active partners in the learning process

As one of the most active rights fairs for English language in the world (the U.S Commercial services reports 80 «success stories» in each of the past three years), TIBE presents an opportunity for publishers to sell Traditional Chinese rights (different from the Simplified Rights sold at the Beijing Book Fair), as well as English rights, plus any other possibilities made available from the near 60 countries in attendance.

Make sure to craft this critical piece of marketing material using active verbs, clear language, and every dramatic trick you know.

A covered entity can satisfy the plain language requirement if it makes a reasonable effort to: organize material to serve the needs of the reader; write short sentences in the active voice, using «you» and other pronouns; use common, everyday words in sentences; and divide material into short sections.

The language used in the carrier's press release states that it will be the sole provider of the phone «at launch», which like the Samsung Galaxy S8 Active, means it will likely make its way to more carriers (and more regions) eventually.

In addition to this helpful PDF, we also offer writing tips that show how active language can make the different sections in your resume stand out.

Knowing the answers to the most commonly asked questions in advance, making use of more active and assertive body language can make a critical difference on any interview you take part in.

Use active language for the buzzwords in order to make an impact letting you showcase your knowledge and skills in the job application without confusing the reader but making him understand your statement easily and clearly.

To make the section more captivating, the applicant employs active language and begins each sentence with the proper tense.

Active language gives your letter a more dynamic tone, and it makes your writing — and therefore you — sound more interesting.

«Procedural language,» as it's called in my trade, can slow the resume down, and make you appear to be less active, and more passive.

The candidate also uses active, emotional language to make the section more interesting to read.

Consider what you have to offer as a professional, and summarize this using professional language that relies on active voice to make a connection with the reader.

To make the language of your cover letter as engaging as the professional respiratory therapist cover letter sample above, use active verbs such as administered, recommended, maintained, examined, monitored, solved, assessed, cooperated, diagnosed, and analyzed.

active listening: be attentive, listen carefully, make eye contact, be aware of body language, facial expressions, gestures and tone of voice to get an idea of how they are feeling and avoid misunderstandings