Sentences with phrase «eminent importance»

It's also mentioned that, in fact, despite the suggested eminent importance of the obtained data being destroyed, Facebook contacted Cambridge Analytica to eliminate it, but did not follow up on that for years.

Along with the yearly rotating PLATTFORM series initiated in 2004, the Kunstverein Hannover turns the public» attention to the relationship between artistic training, art teaching and art education, a relationship which is of eminent importance for the entire art world.

Those things are of eminent importance, of course, but I wouldn't say they are of primary importance.

«It is of eminent importance, for this is the biologically relevant structure of DNA that determines both gene function and activity.»

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Stressing the importance of his appointment as co-Chair of Advocacy Group of Eminent Persons for SDGs, which was announced on 11th April, 2017, by the Secretary General of the United Nations, António Guterres, President Akufo - Addo indicated that the appointment was not about him, but rather about Ghana as a mark of trust in her leaders.

President Akufo - Addo, who attended the event in his capacity as co-Chair of the Group of Advocates of Eminent Persons of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), stated, in his remarks, at the event, that there is no part of the world that does not recognise the importance of education.

Originally dubbed Palaeopotorous priscus, Latin for» [very] ancient», «ancient rat - kangaroo», by the now eminent Australian palaeontologists Prof. Tim Flannery (University of Melbourne) and Dr Tom Rich (Museums Victoria), the importance of these remains was suggested in their first unveiling to science.

Dr Louisa Moats, LDA's AJLD Eminent Researcher Award, has contributed widely to reading and spelling instruction knowledge, writing extensively on the importance of code - based literacy instruction and better teacher preparation.

Would not they say look, here is a field of eminent political importance where the denialist approach was well justified from the beginning, even against overwhelming opposition at times, so please consider the possibility of our cause also being a just one.

In her landmark book For Better or For Worse, eminent psychologist E. Mavis Hetherington highlights the results of her study of 1,400 families and the importance of examining the type of conflict children experience.