Sentences with phrase «cited as instances»

But most of the descriptions they attach to it appertain to impersonal states of affairs — «high unemployment» or «inequality of incomes» or «lack of a living wage» are cited as instances of «social injustice.»

The misuse of the «Corban» is cited as an instance.

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Many seized on the tweet as another instance of Trump defending men accused of sexual misconduct and violence, citing Senate candidate Roy Moore and former Fox News host Bill O'Reilly as past examples.

For instance, Ajao discovered the best engineers at Identified all cited their favorite book as Enders Game.

to mention in support, proof, or confirmation; refer to as an example: He cited many instances of abuse of power.

However, just as religious beliefs have caused some serious problems for the world, I can cite you instance after instance of the love of God (or for love's sake) having driven men and women to incredibly kind acts for the betterment of mankind.

He cites Dr. Beaulieu's proposal as an instance of the banalizing of abortion.

You are applying human characteristics to a divine being, that doesn't work.God is more complex than that, you are running a shell game and calling it reason, you are, in this instance and for the cited reason, wrong.God is not a man, his ways are so far above mans ways, they can not be comprehended.You can not reduce God, and cite that as proof.

To cite one instance among dozens, the Psalmist's desperate sense in his anguish — which in context seems to be over the decline in Israel's national fortunes — that God does not appear to be living up to His side of the covenant is expressed as «Has His faithfulness vanished forever?»

While numerous specific instances of such similarity of temperament, method and conclusion are cited, Kuntz's major effort to compare Russell and Whitehead proceeds by classifying both as proponents of «order.»

Pelikan doesn't quite agree — he cites the Apostles» Creed, for instance, as having emerged from baptismal confessions without a primary focus on any particular heresy — but he does readily concede that polemics against heresies are an important reason for the emergence of confessional statements.

Such instances, for which no convincing scientific explanations have been given, are cited by some Christian biologists as evidence of God's intervention in the process.

Finally, let us touch upon an example that will crop up in December and has been cited as one of the most egregious instances of impenetrable theology - speak.

We have not cited all the instances here; there axe additional stories in the other Gospels, as well as parallels to the Lukan accounts.

As for the OT, the instances you cite were given to a specific people (the Israelites) to set them apart.

(I may cite, as an instance of this poverty of thought, the French film sheltering behind so many famous names, La Vie Commence Demain.)

To cite one simple instance of Holloway's thought being - as one would naturally expect - more explicit and refined than Maximus», Holloway has an unequivocal definition of the difference between matter and spirit.

For instance, he often cites Richard Hays's three «focal images» from The Moral Vision of the New Testament — community, cross, and new creation — but he arguably does not lend as much weight to the centrality of the cross in the shape of the Christian moral life as Hays.

[63] They cite the cases of Sweden, Norway and Quebec as instances where there is inconclusive evidence that bans have been successful (see the section later in this paper on what actions other countries have taken in relation to junk food advertising for more explanation of the regime in place in these countries).

For instance, the lead writer on the American Heart Association's statement on added sugars and children is the same Rachel K. Johnson who wrote all the papers the dairy industry cites as grounds for supporting flavored milk in school, the same former dean of the ag school in Vermont who describes herself as an advisor to Big Dairy.

Describing him as an Epe born cerebral technocrat, Ayorinde x-rayed the achievements of the governor citing seven instances spanning through various sectors.

He cited instances where students are compelled to sit on bricks because there is not furniture for them and others also forced to sleep in toilets converted into dormitories as a result of accommodation challenges in the implementing schools.

He pitched himself as the most suitable candidate for the job of a general secretary citing the party's 2016 electoral victory as an instance where he was a National Organizer and still acted as General Secretary and Director of Operations for the campaign.

The petition to remove him from the school board cites this as the first instance in which he...

But even in instances where consumption of violent media has been cited as a factor in crime, researchers say it is usually only one factor among many.

But not all citations are created equal — for instance, being cited as the inspiration for an entire paper is very different than a brief mention in its methods section.

Using magnesium hydride as a destabilizer for lithium borohydride, for instance, lowers the release temperature from 400 to 275 degrees C. Moreover, the hydride can store 9 percent of its weight as hydrogen, beating the oft - cited target of 6.5 percent.

Officials in Alabama, for instance, have declined to follow the code, citing their status as a home rule state.

«The media establishment is changing fast,» said King, Albert J. Weatherhead III University Professor at Harvard, citing declines in the number of journalists, as well as changes in the business models of media organizations — including, for instance, shifts from revenue generated through print advertisements to revenue through subscription paywalls.

To cite a few instances, polymerase chain reaction (PCR), a molecular method developed over three decades ago, has been widely applied in disease diagnosis, disease mechanism deciphering, and prognosis prediction; the elucidation of tyrosine kinase activity in cancer cells has led to the development of novel drugs for cancer treatment; and the identification of proteins and genetic molecules by molecular methods as biomarkers for disease diagnosis and prognosis has been drawing great interest.

For instance, take the Framingham Heart Study, which is often cited as proof of the lipid hypothesis (the idea that saturated fat causes high cholesterol and heart disease).

Complete frontal nudity was not featured in the others I saw, and I believe the man himself has cited this as the first instance of male frontal nudity, at any rate.

Weissbourd stresses that lying is all too common with children, citing the statistic that 95 percent will «lie to their parents at some point,» but parents should view these instances as part of an ongoing conversation on the importance of honesty and integrity.

For instance, the authors refer to «the reform» case as though it were monolithic and uncontested, and cite, for example, arguments that certified teachers are no more effective than uncertified, with no indication that this finding is disputed in the literature.

For instance, a long discussion of charter - school results cites two of the important CREDO research reports but omits a crucial third one that shows hugely disparate impacts of different types of charter schools (with those operated by nonprofit charter management organizations vastly outperforming «mom - and - pop» and other charter sectors such as for - profit and online charter schools).

For instance, a bibliography of technology and science education articles could be published in CITE Journal, while a literature review based on this bibliography could be submitted to a science education journal, such as the Journal of Science Teacher Education.

For instance, if you are using a historical or legal document that is publicly known, such as the U.S. Constitution or the Bible, you don't have to include it in the Works Cited list.

We and other media gave these and similar individuals a lot of press, citing them as extreme instances of Early Retirees.

The S&P 500 index, for instance, had a one - year return of 6.5 per cent, while the Nikkei Index's one - year return was 32.48 per cent as at last Monday, says Mr Mok, citing Bloomberg data.

The cost of a spay or neuter is often cited as a reason to not get an Italian Greyhound or other animal fixed, but a little research can save an extreme amount of money in some instances.

Take Gordon Matta Clark for instance, who was of Chilean descent but is solely cited as an American Artist.

Someday, for instance, I'd like to see Janet Sobel's 1944 drip paintings — admired by Pollock and which Greenberg would later cite as the first instance of» all - over» painting — placed within an Abstract Expressionist context.

As cited in the show's excellent catalogue, Julian Schnabel, for instance, has acknowledged the influence of Mr. Stella's «Exotic Birds» series on his own «broken plate paintings» at the time.

Her work was included in a group show at Peggy Guggenheim's gallery, Art of This Century, in 1944, where it was seen and admired by both Pollock and Clement Greenberg, who later cited it as the first instance of «all - over» painting he had seen.

UN IPCC Exposed: «Dozens» of instances where WWF reports have been cited as the sole authority for contentious claims, including one about coastal developments in Latin America» http://eureferendum.blogspot.com/2010/01/not-one-but-two-and-counting.html

and he cites Hackney as his source for the second instance.

In one instance, on October 3, 2017, the National Post published Pardy's opposition to the Law Society's new Statement of Principles requirement, citing selected Charter free speech jurisprudence as his underlying support.

For instance, Shiv cites research showing that cars made in the same factory, with the same parts, but sold under different brand names (such as Toyota and Geo) receive markedly different reliability ratings from consumers.

The Court recognized that there are instances in which exclusion clauses simply should not apply — the Court cited as examples cases where a supplier has provided products which are dangerous or defective and have caused illness or death, or threats to public or environmental safety.

He visited the official White House Judicial Nominations page to find multiple instances when the president cited the ABA ratings as affirmative evidence of a nominee's qualifications.