Sentences with phrase «as guideposts in»

The 19 signs of PAS as identified by Clawar and Rivlin (1991) and expanded upon by Baker (2007b) can also be used as guideposts in assessment.

For those who see «Once saved always saved» as their guidepost in life it is often used as an excuse for not abiding in Christ.

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The adjunct senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations, a nonpartisan think tank in New York City, suggests looking at the stock market as a guidepost.

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There's no book to follow, and I think connections to other people who've experienced this from other tragedies, or from Sandy Hook, can be useful as guideposts for people here in terms of, «Well, this is what happened that we weren't expecting, and this is how we handled it.

Guidepost Solutions, a global leader in compliance, investigations, and security consulting, appointed J. William «Bill» Weinberg as managing director of its Federal Practice in Washington D.C. Weinberg will help clients navigate the complicated federal acquisition rules, pursue federal contracts, and successfully manage federal contracts.

They should serve as guideposts or examples of top behaviors in selling.

Scripture has been very important in your theological work, but your approach is different from those who treat the Bible as a rule book or a guidepost.

API's Eight Principles of Parenting can help give you guideposts for decisions you have to make as a parent, helping to guide you toward parenting behaviors that are in line with healthy, emotionally close relationships with your children.

The rough draft plan included baselining $ 250 million a year in the city's reserves, even as the mayor said at the time that he lacked the «guideposts» to plan for what the president and Congress might do next

In mid-July, the Cuomo administration released the just - signed contract with Guidepost, which stated that the company will be paid no more than $ 450,000 for the investigative work and includes a 10 - percent discount on the company's normal hourly rates, which still run as high as $ 652 for its highest - level personnel.

«Neither Bart Schwartz nor Guidepost Solutions have a conflict of interest in carrying out the work as defined by the contract with the New York State Executive Chamber,» said a Schwartz spokesperson, Montieth Illingworth.

«This study gives us an estimate of a causal relationship that could serve as a guidepost for the development of interventions in the future.»

Von Hippel was one of 29 top scientists around the country to sign a letter endorsing the Iran deal, saying that it «will advance the cause of peace and security in the Middle East and can serve as a guidepost for future non-proliferation agreements.»

In that no man's land kind of situation, taking the training objectives as guideposts, they initiated content comprehension by setting certain objectives for the process.

«Latinos: Remaking America is designed to offer solid research guideposts as we move forth with this unprecedented transformation in the history of the United States.

The authors see the list as a changing entity, partly because core knowledge changes, partly because inappropriate omissions and inclusions are bound to occur in a first attempt... we do not seek to create a complete catalogue of American knowledge but to establish guideposts that can be of practical use to teachers, students, and all others who need to know our literate culture.»

The revised CCR Determination Policy and Policy - Level PLDs, adopted in October 2012, was used by PARCC to guide the development of items and tasks for the PARCC assessments in both English language arts / literacy (ELA / literacy) and mathematics and also served as a guidepost for setting the performance levels for the PARCC assessments.

The authors of the Common Core State Standards note at the beginning of the appendix that, «The choices should serve as useful guideposts in helping educators select texts of similar complexity, quality, and range for their own classrooms.»

The brief includes specific recommendations in three primary categories that serve as guideposts for federal agencies to create and maintain an SLDN:

New, more rigorous tests that are aligned with the Common Core State Standards — which serve as guideposts for what students in grades K - 12 should know in reading and math — will be administered broadly this school year.

These principles serve as guideposts for our vision of cultivating students who will be successful leaders in high school, college, and life beyond the classroom.

One of her personal essays written for class was published in Guideposts Magazine and reprinted in Readers Digest, and thus began her career as a writer of personal experience articles with an inspirational bent, publishing several hundred articles, mainly in Guideposts Magazine.

Dawn Batterbee Miller has been published multiple times in well known publications such as Guideposts, Focus on the Family, etc..

They simply serve as a guidepost for your likely returns in the future.

To him, this was only a guidepost for things to come in the near future, as novel interfaces open up new gameplay possibilities, paving the way for mass acceptance of gaming.

That was the genesis of Guidepost to the New Work (2016), which is presented by Victoria Miro as part of the Armory's Platform sector, curated by Sotheby's Senior Vice President Eric Shiner, who was until last year director of the Andy Warhol Museum in Pittsburgh.

For this work, Hayes used Pier Paolo Pasolini's brilliant cinéma vérité film Comizi d'Amore (1963) as the guidepost for a contemporary inquiry into the «sexual problem» in the United States in 2013.

This work, as a type of bricolage, offers guideposts to new frontiers of production that rest in the liminal zones where multiple disciplines and realities collide.

Featuring Yayoi Kusama's installations such as «Infinity Mirrored Room - The Souls of Millions of Light Years Away» (2013) and «Guidepost to the Eternal Space» (2015), this expansive show will be the Japanese artist's first solo exhibition in Moscow.

The wall installation, Memorial Promenade, by Rebecca Horn — a title borrowed as the subtitle of the exhibition — is not only a guidepost, but together with the works, Three Periods and Question Mark, by Richard Artschwager representative for many significant works placed in outstanding collections.

So in this context I disagree with Judith and lean toward your suggestion that, in your words «it is more advisable to use trends evident over the entire period that we've been emitting CO2 as a more reliable guidepost»

Travelling from one guidepost or «waymark» to the next, you will learn how to take all the bits and pieces of paper you now think of as you case and turn them into an organized presentation in court.

In my experience such voices are more valuable than they may seem because they serve as a guidepost and indeed an informal check and balance system.

As the guidepost, these discussions will rule the entire actions of the person in the future.

We don't yet know how much the Vive Focus will cost around the world, but we can use the price in China as a guidepost for a guess.

What they ask will be your guidepost to what you should tell, and as the information that you provide settles in, expect that there will be many more questions in the days ahead.

Christian Marriage Counseling focuses on principles of dignity, kindness, respect, honesty, integrity, boundaries, love, giving, and how those principles relate to your marriage while keeping God in focus as the guidepost for your marriage and family.