Sentences with phrase «as a conduit through»

It is an established fact that my belly - button (and ONLY my belly - button) serves as a conduit through both space and time, and that it is used regularly by midgets and dwarfs from all faiths, including (but not limited to) Christianity, Judaism, Buddhism, and Islam.

To act as a conduit through which the general public may have input into the decisionmaking process of the FHSAA and to assist the FHSAA in the development of procedures regarding the receipt of public input and disposition of complaints related to high school athletic and competition programs.

As per usual he's a silent protagonist; this is fine for most of his games, where he primarily is meant to serve as a conduit through which the player can experience the game world.

Beyond acting as conduits through which the Department of Education can provide services, the councils give local communities the opportunity to be more involved.

We can still serve as a conduit through which our readers, perhaps strapped to their 9 - 5 office desks or saddled with too much debt to venture out, can experience and learn from the places we are able to visit.

Traditionally, Xbox Live has been used as the conduit through which people play multiplayer games online and communicate with friends.

Rather than paint in the conventional sense of the term, Bradford takes the detritus of urban visual culture as the conduit through which life enters art.

Yau: And when you speak about the paintings telling you what to do, both you and Pollock view yourselves as conduits through which the painting comes.

Its main goal is to repeal the European Communities Act 1972, which took the UK into the EU and acted as a conduit through which EU applies to the UK.

These act as conduits through which you can connect with other services, such as Domino's Pizza and Uber.

Not exact matches

Instead, some conduit lenders require borrowers go through a process known as defeasance to release the lien on the property.

The committee acts as a conduit for effective collaboration and communication between staff members, committees, and different ZCoB businesses, measuring our organizational success through meaningful metrics that we share regularly at Partner's Group.

Friend to both Samuel Taylor Coleridge and Thomas Carlyle, Irving served as an evangelical conduit to many of the same Romantic ideas Nevin received through German writers.

Modern day scholars were not around to hear Jesus speaking and so it is a question as to whether you believe in the power of God to convey his story through human conduits (writers and translators of the Bible).

What remains unexplained is why Walker decided to use the WEP as a conduit for her pursuit of equality for women as opposed to other means at her disposal, such as through pressure groups or protest movements.

Boko Haram simply lorded it over us as a people; hoisted flags everywhere; imposed taxes; ran parallel governments while the bulk of the resources meant for tackling terrorism went into private bank accounts through the conduit of PDP's campaign offices and gladiators.

One senior Tory source tells Total Politics: «The board was constituted in Number 10 as a conduit for fresh thinking... But through the reign of terror Nick and Fiona had such a strong sense of their own agenda that it ended up being very much a Number 10 board for getting MPs to contribute on stuff that Number 10 was planning to do.

«Conventionally, lymphatic vessels are regarded mainly as passive conduits through which tumor cells spread from the primary tumor and eventually metastasize,» he said.

«Our study shows that alpha - synuclein is able to travel quite far through the body, passing from one neuron to another and using long nerve fibers as conduits,» Di Monte says.

During catheter ablation, which typically takes four to five hours, cardiologists thread a catheter, or long thin tube, up through a blood vessel from the groin to the heart and use it as a conduit to send radiofrequency energy to cauterize the misfiring cells.

Native Bostonian Mark Wahlberg plays Jimmy Saunders, a police sergeant, who acts as no - nonsense conduit to help cut through the layers of bureaucracy, bullshit and emotion of that day in April 2013 when three people were killed by two homemade bombs.

This feeling was roused ever - so - slightly by a Gotham Awards news recap: «We just felt very lucky that we came across this beautiful story» went the Granik quote in a brief Times dispatch from the ceremony — on its face a gracious thing to say, but something that can also be seen as an attempt by the director to distance herself from the material, as if she were only the conduit through which the real essence of the backwoods locations passed, and not a force active in shaping the way in which they were depicted.

Taylor - Johnson remains likeably bland, though, despite his character's name on the title, he isn't given nearly as much to do in this sequel except to be the conduit through which the plot can propel more of the colorful supporting characters to the forefront.

Advancing best practices in the field by serving as a conduit of information to all stakeholders in educational reform through sponsorship and leadership at conferences, the initiation of studies, and collaboration with other major service providers.

In my school system our technology mission is: «Prepare our community to meet the challenges of the 21st Century Learner, act as a conduit of continual change, serve our students to help them succeed and support the technological needs through planning and integration.»

Instead, some conduit lenders require borrowers go through a process known as defeasance to release the lien on the property.

Merrium-webster.com defines conduit as: 1: a natural or artificial channel through which something (as a fluid) is conveyed.

Don't miss the fact that in the above examples, your money is working hard and has never stopped moving, i.e. the velocity of money... this is the essence of the conduit whole life insurance strategy because your cash value policy has served as a natural channel through which your money moves continually, growing perpetually to fund both your safe bucket and higher risk opportunities.

Through animal communication we can translate for you, acting as the conduit for this expression of unconditional joy and love between everyone in your family and for all of your pets.

Winning entries will be made available for selection through the UI as official controller schemes for The Conduit, with appropriate in - game credit given to their creators.

The obelisk is a classic Egyptian motif symbolizing the connection between heaven and earth, and Calle's monument can be viewed as a conduit, forging connections across time and generations — uniting us through shared human commonalities, including our inescapable universal end.

Using the body as conduit, McVey proposes athleticism through the lens of solitude and mental labor.

The exhibition focuses on over four decades of cartoons created during presidential election years, from past races to 2016, through multiple perspectives, examining the art form as a conduit for awareness about political and social issues.

With the ground - breaking performance ensemble at its core, ongoing initiatives like the Summer Leadership Institute (SLI), BOLD (Builders, Organizers & Leaders through Dance) and the developing Choreographic Center, UBW continues to affect the overall ecology of the arts by promoting artistic legacies; projecting the voices of the under - heard and people of color; bringing attention to and addressing issues of equity in the dance field and throughout the United States; and by providing platforms and serving as a conduit for culturally and socially relevant experimental art makers.

Once assembled into a larger constellation of elements, the form acts as a conduit passing its force through its outermost points of contact.

Works such as Linear Sequence # 1 and Planar Configuration # 1 have been the elegant conduits through which Zittel has expressed her reflections on the individual's place in an increasingly domineering culture.

Yellow also serves as a perfect conduit for Albers's brilliant white grounds, visible at the edge of each work, which shine through and lend a distinct luminosity to these paintings.

However, painting has always absorbed these new technologies as well as being absorbed by them, thereby becoming a conduit for experimentation and ultimately maintaining its relevance through time.

We used cardboard poster tubes as the conduit material, and typical plastic outlet boxes cut through the gridcore.

Under the mere conduit defence, internet service providers, website providers and some telecoms providers have a defence from copyright infringement and defamation if they are just acting as a «mere conduit» of information passing through their service.

However, it remains to be seen how the Execution Court will treat the DIFC judgment if the judgment debtor raises an argument that the DIFC Court has been used as a conduit to enforce a foreign judgment in Dubai without having had to go through the Dubai Courts.

However, it remains to be seen whether the Execution Court will in fact take such an approach, particularly in circumstances where it is clear that the DIFC Courts have merely been used as a means or conduit to avoid recognition of the judgment through the Dubai Courts.

Adrian has developed particular experience handling multi-jurisdiction enforcement of judgments and arbitration awards including directly through the UAE Courts or through the DIFC Court as a conduit court for enforcement in onshore Dubai.

In enacting this law, Congress recognized «that some foreign terrorist organizations, acting through affiliated groups or individuals, raise significant funds within the United States, or use the United States as a conduit for the receipt of funds raised in other nations.»

Merrium-webster.com defines conduit as: 1: a natural or artificial channel through which something (as a fluid) is conveyed.

Your participating cash value whole life insurance policy through a mutual company, properly funded, should be utilized as a conduit for purchasing other cash flow assets that offer a higher rate of return and the proceeds from those investments can be directed back into your cash value policy.

Serves as the conduit between the customers community internal and external customers and the software development team through which requirements flow.

Served as the conduit between the customer community (internal and external customers) and the software development team through which requirements flow.

These bodies enable communal decision making to take place according to traditional means or contemporary agreed processes, and be communicated to outsiders through a conduit, in the same way that the shareholders of corporations can take decisions as a group at general meetings and convey this through resolutions and company decisions.

2) Served as a conduit, to voice my profession's opinions and recommendations, on how best to improve the lives of Canadians through home ownership.»