Sentences with phrase «broad relevance for»

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However, unless it is asserted simply to be theology for the oppressed classes of Latin America, it must claim broader relevance, and in fact it does so.

Theological discourse has become the language of elites, with little relevance either for church congregations or for the broader secularized society.

And while the council covers the broader North Country region for many practical reasons, the first Regional Council meeting on August 5th included two things of relevance to this topic:

Nonetheless, they argue that their findings have broad implications, with relevance to any context in which people punish others for what they consider to be violations of fairness.

Women made up 51 percent of the study's volunteers, and African - Americans made up 52 percent, so the results have broad relevance, says Appel, who offers simple advice for anyone overwhelmed by conflicting messages about diet and health.

My research could have broad implication for how S. aureus infections are managed in chronic infections like CF as well as relevance for osteomyelitis, soft tissue, and device related infections.

Keegan - Michael Key and Jordan Peele recently brought to an end the sketch comedy series that, perhaps together with Amy Schumer and the ladies of «Broad City,» have worked to bring Comedy Central back to some degree of cultural relevance for the first time in a little while.

Students are drawn to the L&T program for its broad relevance and application in a variety of educational settings.

«And that's one reason for conducting this research — because of its relevance for broader medical research.»

Relevance can be an effective avatar for the broader emotional needs of students and employees.

The premise of this strand of research is that in order for maker - centered learning to have broad - scale and long - term relevance to the education field, it will be necessary to develop documentation and assessment strategies to make thinking and learning visible.

The premise of this strand of research is that in order for maker - centered learning to have broad - scale and long - term relevance to the education field, it will be necessary to develop documentation and assessment strategies to make thinking and learning visible, and to provide a rationale for the implementation and value of the work.

Writing for a broad audience about topics of relevance to our work and of importance to the entire education community.

The Contemporary Austin presents artist Jim Hodges and journalist Dan Rather in conversation on The Moody Rooftop, discussing Hodges's newly installed sculpture at the museum, With Liberty and Justice for All (A Work in Progress), the artist's body of work, and its broader context, meaning, and relevance.

In announcing the selection of the curators, Scott Rothkopf, the Whitney's Deputy Director for Programs and Nancy and Steve Crown Family Chief Curator, said: «Jane and Ru are two of the most compelling and engaged curatorial voices of our moment, with broad and sensitive instincts for artistic and cultural relevance.

«The exhibition continues the Columbus Museum of Art's curatorial focus on highlighting the meaning and relevance of contemporary art and photography for broad audiences,» says director Nannette Maciejunes.

«Jane and Ru are two of the most compelling and engaged curatorial voices of our moment, with broad and sensitive instincts for artistic and cultural relevance,» the Whitney's deputy director and chief curator, Scott Rothkopf, said in a statement.

Although the exhibitions address the AIDS crisis from markedly different points of view — the Bronx Museum's broad, direct, and relatively inclusive, MoMA's intimate, oblique, and subjective — each makes a pressing case for art's relevance during times where confidence in politics, government, and the goodness of humanity are in short supply.

After a community - wide review, the SSC carefully considered all review comments to revise the Science Plan for publication.pecific Research Challenges that emphasize strengthened ties to the broader Earth science community and relevance to societal impacts.

Eicken studies the multiple uses of sea ice, the services it provides - from cooling the planet to serving as a platform for animals and people, and its broader relevance in planning for Arctic futures.

Surely it is useful for the public to know whether a particular scientific judgment of potential policy relevance is shared by a small number of authors or by the broader scientific community.

[29] See Tchenguiz v. Grant Thornton [2017] EWHC 310 (Comm) for the broad interpretation of collateral «use» in relation to CPR Part 31.22, which includes, for example, reviewing documents for relevance.

In the variable - centered approach, one typically uses component or factor analysis to obtain a limited number of parenting dimensions that account for most of the interindividual differences in frequency and / or relevance of a broad set of parenting behaviors.

«The issues raised by the proposed amendments reflect broader developments in the real estate industry with relevance to Competition law,» says Richard Taylor, deputy commissioner of competition for the Competition Bureau, in a letter to CREA.