Sentences with phrase «determining who»

This will be the first of many games between these two teams this season that could go a long way in determining who wins the AL East.

«Every time I think about those kids, I think of how fortune plays such a big part in what and who we are, in determining those who have and those who have not.»

We at DieHard Sport have spent the last several weeks determining who we consider the top 50 NBA players.

But I think our job in determining who is a better pitching prospect is by PROJECTING what they will do in the future.

But that is short of determining who or what is really at fault.

Their final two games will be at home to Blackburn and away to Blackpool, in what could be two crucial matches in determining who makes the playoffs.

From the famous names like Messi, Zlatan and Ronaldo to rising stars like Jonas, Max Kruse and Antoine Griezmann, there are plenty of exciting up - front players to enjoy — and nearly all of them will be vital in determining who advances.

«I personally spent about six months touring the country to develop those relationships, determining who were the most capable, highest - quality suppliers out there to support our needs,» Ahlgren says.

Generalizing all Christians as members of this group is not an adequate method of determining who Christians are.

Determining who is in and who is out, and employing symbols and rituals for that purpose, is essential to every society.

According to this definition, the religion of Judaism is an important part of the heritage of this people, but adherence to Judaism is not the only criterion for determining who is a Jew.

It is an area where the voters have to be very careful in determining who / what to believe and stick to what they can know to be reality.

When this idea was attacked, on the grounds that the new Medicare subsidy might not be adequate to purchase sufficient health care benefits, Ryan changed his proposal so that Medicare would have a «defined benefit,» but the size of the government subsidy would be determined by competitive bidding (determining who could provide the benefits at the lowest price), rather than by government bureaucrats.

I firmly believe that the Parable of the Four Soils has nothing to do with determining who is a Christian and who is not.

He is controlling to the point of determining who lives and who dies, and He is to blame for tsunamis, earthquakes, diseases, famines, and wars.

I don't think the writer of John is taking our attitude or thinking, things that easily fall prey to temptation, into consideration; but the act of transgressing the law is nhis reference point in determining who is and who is not a child of God (see, 2:3 - 7).

When asked why, the U.S. government has repeatedly provided stock answers about «weighing a variety of factors» in determining who gets into the country.

This is a statement that draws a line in the sand, determining who receives the privilege of Constitutional protection and who does not.

The education commission of the Diocese of Westminster formally objected to the new «super-Catholic» requirements and reported the school to the Office of the Schools Adjudicator, claiming that the school did not recognise the authority of its Diocesan Bishop in determining who is and is not a practising Catholic.

These inequities are not only important for determining who has access to means of cultural production; they also become problems with respect to social control that may result in attempted ideological resolutions.

If so, why do you wish that government has it's hand in determining who gets married?

And that doesn't mention anything about me determining who is going to hell, and who's not.

John Kutsko, executive director of the Society of Biblical Literature, said he was worried the Christian organisation was limiting freedom of expression on the internet by determining who can use the domain and who can not.

We may have to give up our elitism in determining who gets exposed to the tradition.

Yad Vashem's Department of the Righteous has a commission of eighteen members with the task of determining who shall be designated as a rescuer.

Determining who will handle your financial affairs when you are no longer able to do so is an important decision.

Whether you're allocating capital, determining who you're going to hire and when, or you're looking to dial in your value proposition, if you don't have predictability you can not make decisions with confidence.

Once you have an idea of the commonly discussed topics in your space, you can begin determining who covers them exceptionally well using this process for researching and creating linkable content.

So how does one go about determining who's on the other side of the keyboard?

For example, one company's annual leadership - development assessment of its top - level executives identifies «effectively dealing with problem performers» as a critical characteristic in determining who is given the highest performance rating.

The real issue is determining who is responsible to ensure investors receive the best advice, he says.

The most important step of qualifying a business idea is determining who will be buying your product or service.

The most important ingredient of a successful campaign is determining who you are targeting and the quality of the people who comprise your list.

While it's no exact science it's my hope this info will last well when determining who you would like to sign with.

A proprietary way of determining who it lends to (the OnDeck Score ®) focuses on the overall health of the business.

Find link - building opportunities by determining who is publishing content about your competitors.

«So eventually, I think it would create a situation where super-PACs would play a major role in determining who the Republican nominee is.»

The trick was determining who within Whole Foods was the right person to pitch.

When writing contracts, follow these tips for determining who should be responsible for legal fees.

I once had a boss who stalked the halls every evening to see who was still working, but in the early days of Microsoft, Bill Gates had a sneakier way of determining who stayed late and who had already checked out.

Determining who belongs on this list — and who should rank higher — has led to some spirited debates.

Determining who is receiving your deliverables makes your deadline much more real.

For consumers, the pain comes in waves, first when they have to live through the experience, and then when negotiating repairs and determining who pays.

«We're hardwired to look for signals of friend or foe, to sense hostility, and to determine who's the leader.»

If the demographic you're targeting is too large, it's much harder to determine who truly needs your product or service and who is not a good fit.

This information could lead to significant advances in how doctors determine who may be at risk of a cardiovascular condition and how to best treat them to lower their risk just by analyzing their history.

TrafficSoda works with clients to determine who their rivals are, and then build better links from other websites and social media so that they show up higher in search results.

Companies can use «statistical sampling and other measures to determine who is likely to be the median employee and base a calculation off of that,» said Mike Stevens, a partner in the compensation group at law firm Alston & Bird.

She may do 20 different things before she buys, so we look at all of those layers and process the data in real time to determine who best to engage, and at what moment someone might want help.

In that event, a hearing is held to determine who is entitled to the patent.