Sentences with phrase «correct terms»

Recent graduates may also refer to the texts in their field for examples of industry - correct terms and skills that a hiring manager will expect, such as blueprint reading and creation and management skills.

If you're changing careers, be sure you're using the correct terms on your resume for the industry you're going into.

You also need to modify your professional branding to use the correct terms and present a consistent story.

South Korea's Fair Trade Commission (FTC) has ordered 12 local cryptocurrency exchanges to correct the terms and conditions that appear in their customer agreements because they unfairly disadvantage users.

We can use this idea to achieve logic such as inserting the correct terms and conditions snippet for the client's state.

Alice threatening to punch Charlie is an assault, Bob punching Charlie can be called an assault or a battery - both are correct terms.

If you know the correct terms to locate these technologies, you can easily find a plethora of critical revealing information.

You can start changing owner — and staff — perception of dental services simply by using the correct terms.

Review Assessment activity 4: Key terms and definitions matching the correct terms with the definition (refer to page 33 of the Trainer / Assessor Guide).

We have already taken action to correct the terms on your account.

They will use the clues provided to fill in the puzzle with the correct terms.

Can you students select all of the correct terms?

Fill in the puzzle with the correct terms from the word bank using the clues provided.

The correct terms for clues are provided in the word bank.

These 21 posters have been designed to define each term and give an example of its use to help students use the correct terms within their work.

Students have to label parts of the ribbon with correct terms, use autofill and demonstrate a range of formatting skills.

Note: I am definitely not a professional seamstress and probably didn't even use the correct terms in the instructions above.

We even said, «Mommy's going to the oncologist» — we made sure we used the correct terms.

You also learn a great deal while translating; many times you have to do research to find the correct terms, and there is no way you can translate a text without actually letting it become a part of you.

Whether to use the clinically correct terms for body parts and waste is a highly personal decision and frequently involves one's own family history.

Likewise, there's plenty of room to introduce the correct terms now if that's what you'd like to do.

Now it turns out that nagging has a place in the office — though the correct term in the business world is «redundant communication.»

However, if you want to let people know that you are maxed out on empathy, (and every other nerve is frazzled), the correct term would be «I couldn't care less.»

what you believe is not «biblically based», it's indoctrination about ideas that came from warping and exagerating ideas that existed in «pagan» (not actually the correct term but good for this purpose) mythologies, and the evil imaginations of men like Dante and those who desired to see those they considered inferior in doctrine, belief, religion or culture in torture.

I don't know why you hate the word: LATINOS that is the correct term»cause we come from LATINO AMERICA, the word you should hate (as I do) is: HISPANIC (which is a generic term that the white man labeled us with).

nearly imposiible unless it happened the way that is indicated... but in this case, there is no absolute evidence, as we have with the Big Bang, so the correct term is likely.

The specific sentence quoted indeed begins «The subjectivist principle is that the whole universe (PR 252), but subjectivist principle is clearly not the correct term here.

And he created the guy who named it, so one would think he'd know the correct term.

the correct term is Sharpton and Jackson COULD N'T care less about anybody but blacks, when you say could care less, u are negating your viewpoint!

Herein lies the peace of God» debating is a politically correct term for arguing... We are, as we speak making choices that shows our true beliefs.

Second, I used the correct term, but thanks for the attempted English lesson.

We have a non-kosher (if that is even the correct term) Jewish houseguest who will be heading off to the airport mid-morning tomorrow, meals are planned already for today.

Stick to the facts «SHAMBOLIC» is the correct term to use.

Desperate is the correct term to describe those circumstances.

The term «alot» is not a proper nor correct term in English.

«CIO» is not the correct term to use.

I think the correct term from psychology is «negative suppression» but I did always have trouble keeping those terms straight.

The correct term is Vehicle Improvised Explosive Device or VIED.

Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV)-- the correct term for drones — have become one of the most covered topics in Western national and international media in recent years.

I did meet him face to face at a Conservative Party event and he was happy that I was going to vote for him on the Conservative row (I still don't know correct term.)

Plus the GOP didn't have to add money to his campaign knowing they couldn't beat Cuomo thus more was available for «down ballots» if that's the correct term.

DeFrancisco said «climate change» was left out of the resolution «because it's sometimes difficult to follow the politically correct term.

In the industry, he learned later, the correct term is «manufactured home.»

so i was wondering if there are any other common blood tests results (that i probably have already) that may be an indication that you could be an apoE4 carrier (if that's the correct term).

They have hijacked the term bioidentical, when the correct term is biomimetic, which means these hormones mimic or imitate your natural hormones.

Remember: all herbs are medicine, whether they're in the form of «tea» (actually, the correct term when talking about herbs is «infusion» or «tisane»), tincture, or capsule.

Although, I realize that is not a politically correct term.

Just get yourself a curling wand (I believe that is the correct term — it's a curling iron without the clamp thingie) and then wrap sections of hair around it.

(I forget the correct term for this.

(Ok ok millennial pink is the correct term.