Sentences with phrase «detailed background facts»

Statements of case should not set out detailed background facts and evidence together with law and argument.

Not exact matches

Scott and Jurek describe sophisticated efforts by NASA and its many contractors to market the facts about space travel — through press releases, bylined articles, lavishly detailed background materials, and fully produced radio and television features — rather than push an agenda.

Students of old school, hard news, print journalism learn a writing method known as the «inverted pyramid,» in which the raw facts are presented up front, and are given the most real estate, with all the other information and background details trailing off behind them.

«In fact, the ministry, on several occasions, had to call press conferences to provide details of budgetary spending on the military, to show, against the background of limited resources and other urgent national priorities, that it was doing its best on funding security.

«In fact, the Ministry, on several occasions, had to call press conferences to provide details of budgetary spending on the military, to show, against the background of limited resources and other urgent national priorities, that it was doing its best on funding security.

In fact a lot of individuals enter incorrect details on the online dating services trying to show that they are extremely rich and also try to portray wrong details about their educational background and their physique as well.

Have them confirm details in the information they already provided to you and be especially wary if the client is hesitant or unclear on background facts.

We seem to be living a world where because of competing interests on newspapers, perhaps in part because of the internet, because of the fact they are competing with the blogosphere where people are publishing a great deal of material, national newspapers are keen to give as much background detail to their readers as possible at early stages of criminal investigations.

Quite disparate from the conventional idea of a bio data, a resume is a more creative exercise where the facts and figures about one's educational background, personal details and work experiences are presented in a way so as to highlight his or her strengths and withhold the negative aspects or shortcomings.

For example, a CV provides employers with every detail of your background, not just the facts and information that can fit onto a single page.