Sentences with phrase «by contrast with»

By contrast with a healthcare resume objective, a resume summary focuses on what the applicant can offer the company they're applying to.

By contrast with its powers under TMA 1970 — which relate only to the delivery up of documents — under SOCPA 2005, HMRC can also compel banks to answer relevant questions.

48 By contrast with all the governments which have filed written observations, the Commission submits that, since the compensatory supplement is a special non-contributory cash benefit which falls within the scope of Regulation No 883/2004, it can not be regarded as «social assistance» for the purposes of Article 7 (1)(b) of Directive 2004/38.

By contrast with what may be the US experience, it has long been the anecdotal impression of regular practitioners in the field in this country that juries made up mainly of women are more likely to acquit — or is this another myth?

The need to respect individual defendants or litigants as people who expect to be treated fairly is made apparent by contrast with the willingness of judicial officers to make joking remarks about «faceless» court users such as government authorities or corporate entities:

By contrast with law schools at that time in Britain, which seemed completely detached from the legal profession, UCLA took an interest in what its students were likely to do after they graduated.

Seems that Canadians use left - handed hockey sticks, by contrast with our righty American cousins.

By contrast with other government lawyers who the Ontario government has voluntarily recognized, more than two - thirds of LAO lawyers are women.

And while it's hard to pick a favourite from these dandy demons, I'm going to plump for the giant isopod, who, by contrast with the zombie worms or the frilled shark, looks like he might be willing to negotiate.

By contrast with Hall's remarks, said a panel of appeal judges headed by Lord Justice Treacy, Clifford's claim of innocence did not directly impugn his victims.

This artist has grown up in a place where there are full - scale utopias, their thinking has been profoundly influenced by Brazilian modernist architecture and even more, by its contrast with the visible at the foot of its buildings precariousness.

Stella's career, by contrast with the older artists, precociously began in the late 1950s with an iconic signature style, which remained basically consistent through a few subtle, but exciting, variations.

Greenberg wrote, «By contrast with the interweaving of light and dark gradations in the typical Abstract Expressionist picture, all the artists in this show move towards a physical openness of design, or towards linear clarity, or towards both.»

That case, by contrast with Cariou v. Prince, hinged on Koons's compelling testimony for the necessity of using found imagery.

In these paintings the palette is earthy, the black layered on brown and ochre shades, but even in a work like Black Moves (1964), the dark tones are animated by contrast with a small triangle of red, and some delicate small dotting of yellow.

By contrast with his fellow noble savage, this Newman has had the benefit of reading Clement Greenberg and working through Surrealism.

From such materials fertilizers of almost any desired concentration can now be prepared, and by contrast with the antiquated., iniquitous, and in some States outlawed mixtures containing only 14 percent plant food, large tonnages containing 40 percent and considerable tonnages of 60 percent mixtures are currently sold.

By contrast with BMW's 423kW / 680Nm M5, Audi's 445kW / 700Nm RS 7 or the mighty Mercedes - Benz C 63 AMG S — which punches out a monumental 430kW / 700Nm — even the most highly - powered offering in the XF line - up, the 35t S, offers a mere 280kW / 450Nm from its modest, Ford - sourced supercharged 3.0 - litre V6.

BOSTON — Pharah Marcellus watched her seven - year - old daughter, Maya, bob excitedly around a micro-satellite display, one of more than 30 featured exhibits at Family Science Days, and was struck by the contrast with her own laborious, childhood introduction to science.

By contrast with the usual expectations, this resistance is inherited as a dominant trait, a characteristic that may have contributed to its rapid geographical expansion.

By contrast with domesticated animals, the percentage of truly wild vertebrates left today as a result of these long - term processes is described as «vanishingly small».

These form in areas where magnetic field lines converge, producing cooler regions of «only» about 3,000 — 4,000 degrees Celsius (by contrast with their surroundings of 5,000 degrees Celsius or higher).

Sewer repairs, by contrast with new bridge contruction, are mostly invisible to the public.

Nationalism involves national identity, by contrast with the related construct of patriotism

In 1929, by contrast with 1924, Baldwin resigned without meeting parliament.

By contrast with New Labour, which created the sharpest of breaks with the party's history in its caricature of «Old Labour», the ProgCons have had no account of their recent history at all.

QS: The idea that there is no problem with surveillance as long as you have nothing to hide simply points to the complacency of the liberal view of freedom by contrast with the republican one.

But the earlier tradition took freedom essentially to be the name of a status, that of a free person by contrast with a slave.

Training in breastfeeding medicine for health care workers must be paid for by hospitals or by the health care workers themselves, again at considerable cost, by contrast with education on artificial baby food, which is offered at no charge by the infant food industry.

She was in her mid-thirties, dressed all in black, her pale skin made paler by the contrast with her brightly dyed hair, which changed hues somewhat from season to season.

Unlike Rooney, and emphatically unlike Gascoigne, whose attention span off the field, by contrast with his extraordinary awareness on it, was infinitesimal, Best, whom I knew and much liked since he was 17, was highly intelligent and humorous.

So, once again, I have made my selection of the 11 best college football teams for the current season; in other words, my 11 All - America teams, by contrast with the usual 11 individual All - America players.

Efficient 24V drive technology minimizes energy consumption By contrast with conventional conveyor systems that are equipped with a drive in continuous operation, the Interroll RollerDrive makes it possible to build up an intelligently controlled conveyor system divided into zones.

Australia, by contrast with China is now almost unique among developed Western nations in its continued commitment to population expansion.

While this statement might seem fuzzy, it is best appreciated by contrast with a statement published almost fifty years earlier by one of the author's predecessors in the presidency, who was explaining why there was no room for a graduate school, in the usual mode, on a Catholic campus.

It is therefore a complex and difficult matter of interpretation, by contrast with which the view of Hartshorne is somewhat more straightforward.

Well worth one's pondering is the fact that, as he puts it, by contrast with sexual reproduction, cloning «is essentially a conservative process.»

It is only possible to say what matter actually is by contrast with spirit so known.

Now by contrast with the pagan Greeks, Jews and Christians do have a tradition of verbal revelation.

Her character is established in part by contrast with Fanny.

«Real potentiality» is a concept best understood by contrast with the notion of «general potentiality.»

We can see this by contrast with the special traditions (L) in Luke (See The Growth of the Gospels, pp. 93 - 95.)

By contrast with this vision, embedded as it was in history and actual transformation, the dispensational chart appeared contrived, ahistorical, and almost gnostic in character.

The prospect of discerning an essence of experience in the bewildering mass of disparate things termed experience seems dismayingly remote by contrast with the direct access to the essence of experience which an intuitive and immediate grasp of one's experience would seem to offer.

As my friend Pastor Richard John Neuhaus has so eloquently put it, «the Holocaust is in modern consciousness the icon of barbarity by contrast with which civilization is defined.»

The importance of this point to Wood can be shown by contrasting it with Farley's account of theological inquiry.

Sense data such as the proverbial yellow patch are here seen as abstractions, segregated from a context where a perceived colour is affected by its background, and by contrasts with its surrounding colours.

Biblical authors did not demean the body by contrasting it with the mind or soul.

As James Hopewell points out, the distinctiveness of this social form can be seen by contrasting it with other «sorts of collectivities by which humans corporately express their religion.»

He rejected the IFS» suggestion that he might have to go further, potentially raising taxes by two per cent of GDP, by contrasting them with Labour's claims that he has not gone far enough.