Sentences with phrase «as military language»

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Nkanga is renouned in causing ethnic division and hatred, as military governor in Akwa Ibom state, he brought so much hatred between the Annang and the Ibibios, he banned the Annang language in the state and accused Annang people of putting JUJU on his seat at a function in Ikot Ekpene, He is Godswll Akabio's house boy, a campaign manager who could not win elections for his party in his polling unit, Akpabio is promoting the rivers crisis and so those his apologist Nkanga, Nigerians and the good people of rivers should never take a man like Idongesit Nkanga seriously, he is not regarded as an elder in Akwa Ibom where hails from.

Playing a Danish officer stationed in Argentina circa 1880, Viggo Mortensen has the perfect comportment of a civilized military man; as the film goes on and his character is forced to wander through the wilds in search of his disappeared daughter, this brilliant actor gets to shows off his vast vocabulary of body language, from urgent, purposeful striding to weary, wary resignation.

Nominated for 8 Academy Awards, this gorgeous science fiction film from Denis Villenueve follows linguistics professors Louise Banks (Amy Adams in a career - best performance) as she aids the military in interpreting the language of the aliens that have come to earth.

Reimers says he looked at a number of case studies and evaluations, as well as conducted interviews of business leaders, military officials, and the intelligence community in order to gauge how much change has occurred in foreign area expertise and foreign language over the past 50 years.

The current era of corporate education reform began with the 1983 publication of the Reagan administration's report A Nation at Risk: The Imperative for Education Reform, prepared by a committee of prominent professors, politicians, teachers, and business executives.5 Not only did the report attack many of the equity - minded federal education reforms that preceded it, A Nation at Risk also manufactured a narrative of public education in crisis, steeped in the language of Cold War military paranoia: «If an unfriendly foreign power had attempted to impose on America the mediocre educational performance that exists today, we might well have viewed it as an act of war,» the authors wrote.

In 50 chronological sonnets, Nelson's memoir explores her childhood and early teen years as she moves often with her military family, copes with Cold War fears, encounters racism firsthand, and discovers a passion for words, language, and poetry.

The ETA first appeared in the 1960s as a student resistance movement opposed to General Franco's military dictatorship (Franco banned the Basque language, suppressed their culture and had Basque intellectuals tortured for their beliefs).

They'll use military language, use a world map as a level select screen, and provide a meter of how much territory you've taken.

They are on the cusp of an indeterminate language, making an appeal for personal liberation in one form or another, even as Korea has emerged from its military past to the democracy and corporate leader it has become on the stage of a new world order.

Mark Tansey translates the language of art history — particularly terms with scientific and military origins such as «avant - garde,» «revolution,» «discoverer,» and «pioneer» — into literal scenarios that mock the discipline's self - importance.

There are other clichés for talking about climate change: You can warn that catastrophe looms by talking about tipping points and earths in the balance; you can use military language by talking about «a war on carbon» (related: the sporty «climate on steroids»); you can go retrofuturist with aspirational bridges such as the Apollo project, Sputnik, the Manhattan Project, to name a few.

Bilich says even commonly used military acronyms, such as FPO, should be translated into civilian language when they're part of your experience.

highlight your military experience as it relates to your target civilian job in language that civilians can understand.

So Russo turned to The Resume Place, a resume - writing and federal career coaching service that helped him translate technical military qualifications into language that civilian HR and hiring managers could understand, emphasizing his experience as a leader, manager, trainer and analyst.

When writing military transition resumes, you will face the most challenging task of translating what you did as a soldier to a resume language to be comprehended by an ordinary employer.

In addition to creating a focus at the top of the resume to help the recruiter or hiring manager easily identify your target job and top skill sets; as a military member, you also need to ensure your military language is translated to «corporate speak.»

Never use language that indicates a preference as to the age, race, color, heritage, sex, handicap, familial status, religion, sexual orientation, military discharge status, or source of income of a potential tenant.