Sentences with phrase «closely allied»

Many graduate civil and structural engineers report that their questions were closely allied to the basic principles that they learned in the first year or two of their degree.

Closely allied occupations include insurance claims examiners, insurance appraisers and insurance investigators.

What it might need, though, is a Pokemon or Monster Hunter title to entice its 3DS audience — technically third party studios but still closely allied with Nintendo.

We suggest that this model of collaboration and research would be equally applicable to expert witness psychiatrists whose work is most closely allied to our own.

An example of this fraud involved the closely allied precious metals trade.

Willers, although it is a commercial law case, would seem to be closely allied with the foregoing developments.

You will find yourself closely allied with the experienced legal team at Stromfors Law Office as the team provides you education and support regarding your family law matter.

Victoria is experienced in areas closely allied to crime, namely prison law, cash forfeiture and condemnation.

Then there is the Solar Foundation — closely allied with the Solar Energy Industries Association and government solar advocacy programs — which publishes a yearly report on solar employment trends across the country.

It is closely allied with the North Carolina Solar Energy Alliance, to extend government mandates, tax credits, and other government assistance to a marginal electricity source that brings higher prices, lower reliability, and reduced ability of families, hospitals, schools, and businesses to meet tight budgets, says Civitas.

Q3 Isn't Steven E. Koonin's essay calling for a research program that is * MORE * closely allied with James Hansen's climate - change worldview, and with Pope Francis» sustainability worldview, than * ANY * of the willfully ignorant short - sighted self - serving ideology - driven (and unrepentantly abusive) «no action» programs of anti-science think - tanks like the Marshall Institute, the Heartland Institute, the Competitive Enterprise Institute, the CATO Institute, and National Review?

That gas has to be used as a geopolitical tool in the neighborhood, and as a means to keep the uk serving as an unsinkable air craft carrier closely allied with the USA.

Guston is perhaps most closely allied in spirit to the Surrealists, although his painting methods are very different.

Art historically, it is closely allied with the tragic works of Motherwell and Gottlieb, with a nod to the charnel houses of Picasso's grisaille paintings.

While today this might come off as unthinking misuse, at the time Klein's work was instrumental within a wave of performance and video art closely allied to emancipatory movements, including feminism.

Sculptors related to, and sometimes closely allied with, the painters» movement should be mentioned, notably Herbert Ferber, David Hare, Ibram Lassaw, Seymour Lipton, Theodore Roszak and David Smith.

Conversely, although his essay on the application of cybernetics to art and art pedagogy, «The Construction of Change» (1964), was quoted on the dedication page (to Sol Lewitt) of Lucy R. Lippard's seminal Six Years: The Dematerialization of the Art Object from 1966 to 1972, Ascott's anticipation of and contribution to the formation of conceptual art in Britain has received scant recognition, perhaps (and ironically) because his work was too closely allied with art - and - technology.

The Foundation was created in 1979 and is a private non-profit organization that is closely allied with the region's state arts councils and the National Endowment for the Arts.

This environmental approach to the installation and their shared belief that their art was closely allied to the forms and materials of modern architecture was central to their contribution to the seminal exhibition This is Tomorrow held at the Whitechapel Art Gallery, London in 1956.

We are closely allied with ChaloSulkies.com, who offers sulkies, harnesses, and carting supplies.

Presuming Obamacare, or failure to repeal same, shutters B&N, it'll screw over traditional publishing, which is closely allied to the Obamacare effort.

It was the lure of such lucre that sparked the mainstreaming phenomenon among Hopkins, Ziglar, and other training specialists from fields closely allied to sales and motivation.

The two - term board member, who is closely allied with the teachers union, said he cancelled due to scheduling issues, but an editorial in the LA Times questioned whether politics could have been a factor: the forums were hosted by the United Way - Los Angeles and ten other community and education groups that often don't see eye to eye with Kayser.

By contrast, Villaraigosa has been more closely allied with the charter school movement over a period of many years as well as being a harsh critic of teachers unions, both in Los Angeles and statewide.

I'm deeply encouraged by the selection of Duncan and find comfort in knowing that he and Barack Obama are closely allied, so that education over the next four years won't be left behind.

Plenty of liberals, on the other hand, are closely allied with teacher unions, which have almost always opposed charters (and other school - choice strategies), particularly when these occur outside their collective - bargaining umbrellas.

Kendra — My wife, Cyndie, and I wrote the first draft of the literacy standards for science and history and these standards are very closely allied with our work and the work of many others on disciplinary literacy.

They must be nominated by their chair or department head and must have demonstrated an interest in science policy, especially as it relates to computer science (and closely allied fields).

And so in reporting I tried to look at that, and clearly the EPA employees themselves --[in] a letter from their union to the EPA administrator, Steven Johnson, they charged that the EPA is foot - dragging and it is much, much too closely allied with the chemical companies and the makers and users of these pesticides.

Throughout human history, intelligence and consciousness have been two closely allied concepts.

In other words, could regions that are variable among closely allied species be useful in intraspecific studies?»

It's also a bit tricky to say which conference is more closely allied with Gov. Andrew Cuomo, a Democrat whose inner circle is the current target of the latest corruption charges, and therefore who might be tarred by association.

Selpulveda is closely allied with Senator Ruben Diaz, Sr., who, of course is closely allied with Pedro.

Even though Democrats have a 32 - 31 majority in the Senate, Republicans control the chamber thanks to the Independent Democratic Conference (believed to be closely allied to Gov. Cuomo) and rouge Brooklyn Senator Simcha Felder.

Silver's comments differ markedly from his statements last week, when he suggested Kennedy is too closely allied with Michael Bloomberg, the Republican - turned - Independent New York City Mayor.

ALBANY, NY (AP / CBSNewYork)-- Gov. Andrew Cuomo, closely allied with the Senate Republican majority that once blocked gay marriage, said Tuesday he's now optimistic it will be legalized in New York.

The property service workers union has been closely allied with New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio on issues such as zoning and 421a over the past year.

Only a Governor who is willing to confront New York «s profoundly spoiled and intransient unions has a chance of saving this state.Since Andrew Cuomo is one more politician closely allied with CSEA and other unions don't expect much progress.It appears nothing short of New Yorks economic collapse (an event not too far away) will allow for any real reform.

Quite apart from anything else, it is deeply humiliating for the Prime Minister to be forced to defend his Business Secretary's relationship with an individual so closely allied to the Kremlin and Vladimir Putin.

The rules for the first time effect not for profit 501 C 4's, and include the Committee to Save New York, a lobby group which is closely allied with Governor Andrew Cuomo's agenda.

But the Democratic members — many of whom are closely allied with the teachers» unions, and are at odds with Cuomo's push to make teachers ratings more heavily contingent on testing — said they had not seen exact language to describe what Heastie was proposing.

Assembly Speaker Carl Heastie, whose Democratic conference is most closely allied with the teacher's union, says that's not happening.

The Senate Democrats are closely allied with the statewide teachers» union, NYSUT, which is also spending millions to support Democratic candidates in races that could prove key to determining control of the Senate.

One lawmaker closely allied with Heastie suggested that James» opponents were painting her as the «insider candidate» in an effort to undermine her chances.

Rallies and a stepped - up effort began days later to lobby the Senate's Republican majority, closely allied with Cuomo, to provide enough votes to pass the historic measure.

Sharpton, feted by Governor Cuomo and many other elected officials last night, is closely allied with the Obama administration.

A lobbying group closely allied with the policies of Governor Andrew Cuomo has been in the news a lot in the past couple of days, in articles raising questions about multi million dollar donations to the group known as the Committee to Save New York, and policies later advocated by the governor.

Gov. Andrew Cuomo, who is closely allied with the Senate GOP, said Thursday he would veto any lines not drawn by an independent commission.

It seems pretty improbable, because Clegg is so closely allied to the coalition project.

The testing question also figures prominently into the debate over teacher performance evaluations, as the governor has proposed making state test results 50 percent — instead of the current 40 percent — of the evaluation system, a move that is strongly opposed by the teachers unions that are closely allied with the Assembly Democrats.