Sentences with phrase «asked by this article»

There are stupid questions, and the one asked by this article is a prime example.

Though onto the main question being asked by the article... Midfield's been a problem.

Not exact matches

But one thing that has always helped me is that when I'm sitting down to write an article, I start by asking myself one question «How can I help my readers today?».

In fact, a New York Times article shed light on Silicon Valley's «build it first, ask for forgiveness later» mentality that has, in part, grown from pressure by CEOs, board members and other company stakeholders who want to be first - to - market with their products.

The integrity commissioner also reported that Ford was in violation of three articles in the Code of Conduct, and that by asking for forgiveness of repaying the donations, could also be breaching the Lobbyists» Code of Conduct.

While it would be somewhat un-Canadian to protest those suggestions, it's important to consider a question never asked by the report authors or the predictably alarmist media articles: Why would we want to return to a stable employment environment?

And even if the indicator was valid (counterfactually), the article asks readers to accept as given that earnings are properly reported here, that they will grow by nearly 50 % over the coming year, and that investors are willing to key the long - term return they require from stocks to the yield on 10 - year bonds, which has been abnormally depressed in a flight to safety.

During his testimony to the House yesterday Zuckerberg was asked by congressman Mike Doyle when exactly Facebook had first learned about Cambridge Analytica using Facebook data — and whether specifically it had learned about it as a result of the December 2015 Guardian article.

Dr. Paul Craig Roberts sent me an article by Catherine Austin Fitts and asked if I had read it.

When asked by Goodby if he would do Hulk Hogan stories again, Denton answered that as an editor, he would not say every Hogan article on Gawker is worthy, but part of the idea of the internet is you say all the things you believe with little filters.

I got the inspiration for this article by asking myself this question: if Warren Buffett was to invest in my business, what would he look out for?

And so if you go back and if you read Ricardo's great article in 1821, he was asked whether it made a difference as to whether the Napoleonic wars were financed by taxes or by borrowing.

While there are many different checkpoints for selecting the right annuity for you, this article presents three key tips that can help get you started by finding the right life insurer, understanding how your contract is protected under the State Guaranty Association, and asking about fees and other sales charges before you buy a contract.For more information, visit the Protective Life Learning Center.

A recent article, entitled»Em barrassment at the Doctors» by Dr Rob Hicks, published on the BBC Health online, asks the question: How many times have gone...

Again, we can ask whether the spate of hate - speech and «equality» legislation in Britain and other European countries — not to mention the restrictions on public manifestations of faith, the right to which has been upheld again and again by both domestic and European courts — also falls foul of this Article.

while the writer has little knowledge of the bible, he is also greatly lacking what he should know to write such a article, the laws give to people of all walks of life is the commandments given by moses, religion does not have anything to do with goverments laws or rulings, he told us straight the one law that there is no forgiveness for is murder, rulers and goverments take it upon themselves to make the decision whether to go to war, or if a person should be put to death, as far as jesus and the apostles are concerned thier labours was a work of love and true humanitarian towards all peoples, races, religions, they never asked for anything for themselves, and they never took from one to give to another.

Today I was asked by a reporter for a brief quote in response to John Piper's recent article and interview entitled, «Sex Abuse Allegations and the Egalitarian Myth.»

A writer from the New Republic asked if I agreed with an article he was doing which claimed that the Bob Jones incident would break up the convergence between Catholics and evangelical Protestants represented by «Evangelicals and Catholics Together.»

I used the language of «ego,» «soul,» and» «depth» dimension of the psyche» in my article and Cobb, in effect, has asked me to clarify what I mean by this language.

The follow - up article by psychologist Helen F. Southard, «Planning Parenthood on Campus,» concludes that «the Christian asks: how many; how healthy?»

That is an actual sentence, floating off on all its own as a separate paragraph in this article about the suffering caused by asking «How could God allow suffering.»

In this excellent article by David Dunn, he shows us that the church has no business asking the state to help us define and defend our sacraments.

Let me asked you this, do you think is by chance you commented on this article today?

And when I asked for more, you sent me poems, essays, books, articles, encyclopedia entries, and even songs — little gifts that softened my defensive posture by infusing me with fresh curiosity.

On a side note: To everyone who asked about Pascal's Wager, you could've answered your own question by Googling «Pascal's Wager,» going to the first link (Wikipedia), and reading the article:) That's the case with a lot of Christian «arguments for god.»

But, Catholics do believe that we can ask Mary to pray for us, and we do believe that Christ has assumed her into Heaven and given her honors above that of any other creature (more on this when we get to the question concerning women in the Church), and we do believe that she has a (subordinate) mediator - like role (but before your alarm bells go off, please read this article by Taylor Marshall for a proper understanding of this.

U.S. News and World Report, for example, sub-headed a December 15, 1980, article on preachers in politics by asking the question o -LCB- them, «Decisive Force in» 80?»

On asking him if he could write, and therefore help me meet some article deadlines, he responded: «If by «write articles», you mean I can make out with you, then yes, I'm your man.»

In the April 25, 1957 issue of the Christian Beacon, McIntyre published an article by Walter Patrick asking, «Why has all this come upon us?»

Some of his work is quoted by others in papers and articles I read so I know there are others greatly concerned abut what he is doing here, not just antagonists like Troubleunderfoot, who by the way, is asking Jeremy to really consider the logical conclusions of what he is trying to teach.

The article discusses a survey conducted by culinaryvisions.org where they asked people in culinary education, both students and instructors, on aspects of the culinary field.

And a special article by Robert Coughlan on a question that virtually every fan has asked himself at one time or another: What actually happens to the nation's football greats after they leave the campus?

By the way, its just stating the news and the article isn't asking about any rematch or cheat happening with Arsenal... Duhh... some guys here!!!!!!

The article ends by asking, «What would you do Gooners?.»

I would ask the Admin for fewer articles on here, UNLESS they say something new and different or offer an insight not generally previously recognised by all.

I was approached over the weekend by @suryasolanki12 and asked to RT his article about Javier Hernandez, instead, with permission, here's the article which could originally be found on The International Business Times.

According to an article by Amanda Euringer on The Tyee, «in a discussion on Mothering.com, one querent asked, «If the cream was made from the bi-product of baby afro - American clitoral skin, would Oprah still be promoting it?»

This article was inspired by an email from a new homeschooling mother, who asked specific questions about coping with the day - to - day chores and demands that a homeschooling mother must deal with.

If you ask for the reason of such an article, maybe you should know that there are plenty of supposed experts who would use such a film, made by filmmakers and promoted by promotional people, as «scientific evidence» to «educate» pregnant women and couples about the risks of medicalized birth.

She was asked for the first time ever if she would cover up while she was breastfeeding in a restaurant as she was surrounded by many, many ladies walking around with less clothing on than she had; and you can actually check out the photos that she showed on her article, on her website, but essentially, I'm going to show the ladies, our panelists - but there were women with pasties that were up all over Vegas.

This should be the basis of a newspaper article by one of our prominent politicians... I have often been frustrated at the fact that Cameron is never asked why he, nice clean Dave, joined the Tories when they were the nastiest of nasty parties.

They asked me to bring any interesting bits and pieces from my career - and I managed to look out my certificate from the National Council for the Training of Journalists, my first by - lined front page article (on The Bridgwater Mercury) and my shorthand certificate (110 wpm!).

An article in The Independent asked the pertinent question: «Young people — if you're so upset by the outcome of the EU referendum, then why didn't you get out and vote?»

Their failure to mount the slightest objection was scathingly attacked in an article by Nick Cohen in the Observer newspaper: «I don't think anyone who believed that a Labour government would make life slightly better for the poor could read the record of the meeting without embarrassed disgust... It was left to Damian Green — a Tory man, of all things — to ask them if it was for this that they spent «years in the political wilderness as Labour activists, hoping to become members of Parliament.»

The European Court of Justice might rule (if asked) that an ability to withdraw such a notification is implied by Article 50 — but it might equally well rule that it is not implied.

This follows a damning article written by a former Chief of Staff Dr. Valery Sawyer against Mr. Amidu and former President Rawlings and a subsequent petition asking the party to sanction the former Attorney General.

If the Telegraph article is correct in suggesting that immigration is once again a major issue, then might I suggest, as I have done in the past, that the topic be defused by asking any hostile questioner about tory policy:

A petition asking the president to invoke his powers of pardon under Article 72 of the 1992 Constitution has been signed by a section of the public who are predominantly members of the governing National Democratic Congress (NDC).

According to that Post article, he wouldn't reveal his name when asked by a reporter.

The lead counsel for the 1,000 plaintiffs in the new round of Love Canal litigation has asked state Supreme Court Justice Richard Kloch Sr. to remove himself from the case, claiming he showed bias in remarks about past Love Canal cases in a newspaper article written by Kloch's daughter, and seemed to act a little too favorably to the local attorney for Occidental Chemical Co. during a past court session.