Sentences with phrase «change in language»

Very subtle changes in language can have a real impact on the impression your CV makes.

It appears to be a few small changes in language that appears fair for all.

The good news is that simple changes in language can set you up for a win.

Just this tiny change in language will help you achieve a higher level of success.

Given the rapid change in language in just a few millennia, what will it be like tens of thousands of years from now, wonders David Robson

Rath advocates for a dramatic and immediate change in language from the current state of «Disease Management Programs» and «Health - risk Appraisals» to a focus on «Well - being Initiatives» with an emphasis on small daily wins that yield meaningful progress.

This international group show takes its title from Shannon Ebner's installation the Electric Comma, focusing on changes in language, perceptions and understanding in the age of artificial intelligence.

There are also changes in the language settings where you can download more languages from the Microsoft Store and some new features added in the speech recognition, text - to - speech, etc..

Given the rapid change in language in just a few millennia, what will it be like tens of thousands of years from now?

After a recent presentation to an editorial committee for a new hymnal, the head of the project told us how startled many of the denominational executives were at the outpouring of response to proposed changes in the language and selection of hymns.

This polling data evinces the changed political climate and concomitant change in language and values since the announcement of the Budget in 2012.

[Oddly, cash flow finance cost was EUR 7.2 million... though a yoy change in the language employed in the notes suggests amortisation vs. (once - off?)

Now a much - discussed report by the inspector general of the Department of Interior shows how officials in the Obama White House were responsible for a last - minute change in the language of a document on deep - water drilling safety that formed the basis for President Obama's controversial decision in June to enact a six - month deep - water drilling moratorium (the move was more politically harmful than economically damaging, in the end).

The effects of trauma can be so overwhelming that children's development is affected (eg changes in their language or motor skills).

At the Fostering Network we thought this a significant and positive change in language because it reflected an increased understanding of the role.

Working with his coach, Lowe learned to make subtle changes in his language that shifted the tone from supervisory to supportive.

Legislators had considered another small change in language that would have transferred oversight of the state's private school voucher program from the IDOE to the state board.

Markets do not expect a change in interest rates from the Federal Reserve at the conclusion of its meeting on Wednesday, though analysts will be watching for any change in language and indications that a June hike is likely.

In February 2014 former Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens campaigned for a change in the language of the Second Amendment to eliminate any protections on the individual right to keep and bear arms.

I wonder, now that it has been translated into other languages, what changes have been made due to changes in language?

The last item has not been added yet, but will be soon: you can tell from the change in language, just as you can tell the approach of winter from the change in the color of leaves.

Not only is it a more physical, quicker paced league, there is also a change in language, culture, and you need time to gel with your teammates.

«The truth is that the Tories» change in language has touched a nerve, reflecting a big gap in our own political narrative,» Mr Lammy says, before going on to attack the Tory leader's lack of depth.

«Regardless of the changes in the language of this bill, if it becomes law, it will lead to increased crime due to the chilling effect it will have on enforcement by police officers who will constantly be second - guessed,» PBA president Patrick Lynch said in a statement.

Despite the potential for a conflict and the undesirability of a protracted lawsuit, Cornell suggested and Moroney agreed upon a change in the language of the resolution to stress the urgency and dangerousness of the situation without characterizing the town's actions as reckless.

Rep. Tom MacArthur, Kim's Republican opponent, said the change in language is proof that Kim inflated his résumé.

At a City Council hearing yesterday, Gilbert Taylor, the city's new Department of Homeless Services commissioner, said he would travel to Albany today to lobby for a change in that language, according to Capital New York.

We're now testing vocabulary ranges in different languages — and trying to find ways of adapting to changes in language.

John Weeks emphasizes how a change in language can create change in thought and clarity.

Bottom line: while it means moving the target yet again, a change in language seems likely since it may not be realistic to hit the target where it is.

A separate study of Indiana's program found that students who used vouchers to transfer from public to private schools saw a decline in math achievement and no change in language arts.

Some research has found that after using vouchers to transfer from public to private schools, Indianapolis students experienced no change in language arts performance and saw a decline in their math performance.

The change in language means that interest rate increases are in the works soon.

That is consistent with the change in language in the statement, which left timing for any future hikes in the Fed Funds rate vague, and subject to interpretation.

A subtle point which is, however, worth reflecting up, is the change in language from the original media release to the publication of the final report.

Resuming the title of the installation of Shannon Ebner, «The Electric Comma», the exhibition focuses on the changes in language, perception, and language understanding at the time of artificial intelligence.

While its premature to say if what we're seeing at this level is of greater significance than just a change in the language used to describe what lawyers are (and have always been) doing, there is value in using new language.

What was the real contract risk to my employer based on the change in language?

The effects of trauma can be so overwhelming that children's development is affected (e.g., changes in their language or motor skills).