Sentences with phrase «as a resource for»

Smith has also served as a resource for asset managers looking to launch a bitcoin ETF.

In addition to serving as a guide for tech - hungry entrepreneurs, this infographic can serve as a resource for software engineers who are looking to strategically up their skillset and make more money.

In addition to serving as resources for less tech - savvy employees, millennials are very comfortable researching things on the Internet.

, Herold acts as a resource for COOs who want to learn about creating a framework for their businesses to execute their vision.

Employers can position their recruiters and employees as resources for potential candidates.

RELATED LINKS Fresh Inc.: Microloans Filling a Gap This financing option shouldn't be overlooked as a resource for smaller capital infusions.

As a resource for military affiliated individuals, Hiring Our Heroes provides a range of support services to spouses looking for employment.

Disclosure: This information is provided to you as a resource for informational purposes only.

It also offers insider details from shareholder advocates and issue experts, as well as resources for how institutional investors with a social mission can better align their values with their votes, with a sharp eye on the financial bottom line.

Also, the 4A's is to collaborate on a code of decency with the Media Ratings Council, that will live within MRC's brand safety guidelines as a resource for media agencies to identify and mitigate fake news.

«We're thrilled to have them here as a resource for our startups.»

Federal, state and local officials have also teamed up with the Independent Living Center and other disability organizations to serve as a resource for individuals with disabilities, access and other functional needs.

The Lasting Supper was launched last year simply as a resource for people transitioning spiritually.

I look at this books as a resource for us... some things we will use and others we will not.

In the process we drain the world of God's real presence, treating it instead as a resource for our greedy consumption and selfish delight.

God has claimed our weakness as a resource for divine power.

In the factory bits of the natural world appear as resources for industrial use.

To view the earth and its creatures only as resources for human use is to be decidedly anthropocentric.

He was among the first to coin the phrase «land ethic,» and to this day his understanding of the phrase's content serves as a resource for environmental philosophers.3

Nature and people are regarded as resources for efficient exploitation, and religion is seen as the ultimate form of life insurance.

When Girard's thought is coordinated with Kierkegaard's, the result is a very strong testimony to the power of the Christian intellectual tradition as a resource for understanding the psychology of violence.

The impact of psychosynthesis on pastoral counseling theory and practice has been relatively slight, even though it is potentially invaluable as a resource for any spiritually oriented counselor.

Since the natural world is understood simply as resource for commodities, there is no concern about ecological decay.

In it he found a rejection of the «true conception of substance,» a false view of evil, and a conception of God which does honor neither to God nor logic.2 And, like Sheen, Wyndam Lewis in England identified Whitehead's conception of God with that of Samuel Alexander and found it wholly inadequate as a resource for Christian thought.3

To appropriate the Bible as a resource for discipleship takes a very different form because then it's about how I actually live as opposed to my issue stances.

Some amazing stories, as well as resources for spiritual transition!)

To be sure, social capital can be used malevolently — to restrict employment opportunities for those outside one's own group, for example, or to battle real or imagined enemies, But because it also serves as a resource for many benevolent activities, we should be concerned about its decline.

Our task as readers is to remember and serve the intentions of those communities of faith who preserved these documents, to nourish the conviction that they are authoritative in our lives today, and most important, to communicate their worth as resources for our lives.

During this Year of Faith, this book could be read in sections as part of a more meditative approach to understanding the Creed or as a resource for use as part of a study group.

As such, its main purpose is practical — to serve as a resource for helping couples to learn skills of relating in depth.

As the technological era permeates cultures worldwide, the mass media are increasingly employed as a tool of the production - consumption cycle rather than as a resource for the education, information, and entertainment required for the well - being of all people, an element essential to the development of citizens in any democracy.

Discusses the basic concepts of ego psychology as resources for strengthening the effectiveness of supportive counseling.

As a result of the more dynamic conception of the ego derived from the work of the ego analysts, Sigmund Freud's tripartite model of personality has become more valuable as a resource for facilitating growth.

We spend hours preaching and speaking in churches to educate parishioners and clergy about the new shape of higher education, helping them to see it as resource for, not just recipient of, mission.

I'm particularly interested in practical and theological resources as well as resources for families or marriages who feel under - served in the Church.

Undoubtedly it is as a resource for young people that this book is most valuable, especially at a time when they are exposed on a near daily basis to the anti-religious tropes of much of the British media.

To recognize sharing groups in the church as a resource for positive mental health does not imply that everyone in the church should be organized into a group.

They see this mass of people as a resource for a greater purpose.

In such education scientific knowledge and engineering skill will be taught not as means of making good the claims of the autonomous human will against nature, but as resources for the informed pursuit of the good.

Christian theology can tap into these and offer them up as resources for the community life of the nation - state as living alternatives to the vision of Hindu nationalism.

The Declaration says of itself: «It is commended to God's people everywhere as an expression of evangelical commitment and as a resource for study, reflection, prayer, and evangelistic outreach.»

They may continue as resources for the fresh formulation of the one faith of the one church, which is an ongoing task.

The team is accountable to the youth leader who leads and feeds, and who acts as a resource for questions and support.

By implication, we may throw some light on religion as a resource for dealing with other human problems.

It could be distributed gratis, either as a resource for Biblical software, or an eBook.)

I have been using it as a resource for recipes since I moved back from Florence myself.

It also serves as a resource for ICPF corporate partners in their work with new employees, community colleges and technical schools.

I'm also glad I'm not alone in using wiki as a resource for the modern english language.

We'll leave the site live and will make sure it's here as a resource for us all of us (we would literally be lost without the recipe archive — we refer to it constantly).

We do everything in our power to preserve and enhance the fishery so that it will continue as a resource for the world's people in perpetuity.»