Sentences with phrase «done substantive content»

Not exact matches

Of course there are battles to be fought about the politicization of the curriculum and the watering down of substantive content within departments; and it does seem that there are at least a handful of foundational books that everyone ought to have read.

When each is defined so completely in terms of what it does not share with the other and these contrasts are taken to shape all that each believes, then the statement that each is in some sense Christian is emptied of any substantive content.

I now read articles in research areas well outside of my expertise, and I often don't need more than superficial knowledge of the substantive content.

Content editing — substantive editing done by several experienced editors who make the content of your term paper perfect and fully relevant to the stated topics and questions for reContent editing — substantive editing done by several experienced editors who make the content of your term paper perfect and fully relevant to the stated topics and questions for recontent of your term paper perfect and fully relevant to the stated topics and questions for research.

Your article said (a) what we should really be doing (i.e., providing substantive content) and (b) how to do it and then use social media to distribute it — that is real content!

A majority of respondents (55 percent) said they access law firm websites and YouTube channels to «some degree» to access substantive video content, but they do so infrequently.

And then let them use social media the same way that successful boutiques and individual lawyers already do — by contributing substantive content on a discrete subject area, linking to relevant industry news from credible sources, and showing a human side to the firm and its lawyers.

My comment is directed at the issue of process leading to the decision rather than substantive content (although I do have a substantive comment view) of the outcome of the decision.

In this case, the mother was successful at trial and the decision matched the substantive content of her offer to settle, whereas the father did not make an offer to settle at all.

If the reasoning around the punitive damage award was less rationalistic, it would likely be less objectionable: rather than trying to wash the inherently subjective awarding of punitive damages with a patina of determinism, the Court would be better off simply acknowledging that there is little, if any, substantive content to their various pronouncements on the topic and deferring to the trial award (they seem happy to do so for so many other aspects of the law, both in this case and others, why not punitive damages awards?).

And we did start with substantive content (from our nine blogs) aimed at existing relationships.

And worse, I can't help but think Google is doing this intentionally — forcing users to write substantive material inside of Google properties, forsaking control over their own content, and further destroying the public web.

The campaign has prepared a report on this meeting, which was substantive in content but did not take any decisions.