Sentences with phrase «entire body of»

But stealing an ENTIRE body of someone else's work (such as a whole post, even with a link back) to use on your own blog without permission is not OK.

Professional appraisers sum up their entire body of knowledge in three words:» Buyers make value.»

Lawyers, who have studied the entire body of American law for 3 years, will be able to protect your rights far more that a lay person, banker, or title agent whose only claim to expertise is having done closings for their previous customers.

There the Court made clear that this subsection does not invite incorporation of the entire body of the common law into the NTA.

Planned Parenthood Federation of America applauds today's preliminary injunction issued by U.S. District Judge Laurie Smith Camp against Nebraska's recently enacted «The Women's Health Protection Act,» which requires physicians who may perform an abortion to discuss the entire body of research literature about possible health risks related to abortion with their patients who are seeking abortions, even though much of this information may be outdated, false or misleading.

Strategic Resumes Founder, Grant Cooper Founder, Grant Cooper Mr. Cooper, Certified Resume Writer and Founder of Strategic Resumes, has been featured as a Top National Resume & Career Expert in Martin Yate's book, «Knock em Dead, Secrets & Strategies for Success in an Uncertain World»... Grant Cooper is one of less than 60 people I have quoted in my entire body of work.

Most candidates» entire body of knowledge of job search was gained when they graduated college (or grad school)-- when they searched for their first job out of school.

It's no wonder job search frustrates you — Your entire body of job search knowledge was based on making yourself look the same as everyone else with similar skills, but every career adviser on the planet (including me) preaches that you need to stand out to get noticed.

The entire body of the G Flex 2 is concavely curved, including the display and the battery inside.

Unlike the OnePlus X, the entire body of the phone is made of aluminum, with a fingerprint sensor resting just below the camera sensor.

The HTC device not only features a dual tweeter and woofer speaker combo, but also leverages the entire body of the phone as an acoustic chamber to provide a fuller, louder sound.

Sure, you'll need to cover up much of the U11's eye - catching design if you go for this model, but you can rest assured the entire body of the phone will be protected from drops, knocks and scrapes.

In addition to its beautiful 18:9 display that's nearly bezel-less in nature, the entire body of the phone looks and feels very premium thanks to its metal unibody design.

The entire body of the Ascend G7 is sealed shut, which some people might see as an unwelcome influence from Apple, so there's no easy way to gain access to the G7's 3000mAh battery to replace it if the battery life drops drastically.

There is an entire body of law that protects you and also determines what your lease can and can not do.

General maritime law has been around for centuries and refers to an entire body of federal law that regulates accidents that take place on the waters.

I believe this recognition speaks to my entire body of work throughout my legal career on behalf of those who have been injured or taken advantage of by others.»

You ask your questions in plain English and ROSS then reads through the entire body of recorded law, gathering evidence and drawing inferences about the materials it has evaluated.

It's taken us more than two decades to get here, but soon we'll have free online access to the entire body of U.S. case law.

Ontario's Bar Admission Course has been slimmed down too, and must serve the entire body of graduates.

«While this court must take and does take the issue of abuse of a child very seriously,» the footnote said, «the fact that a trial judge tells parents that unless one of them «cops to an admission of what happened to the child» they are going to lose their child, flies in the face of not only the CPSL, but of the entire body of case law with regard to best interests of the child and family reunification.

For attorneys, think of it as your entire body of legal work — publications, cases, certifications, etc. — joined together, showing the depth of your expertise in an easily accessible format.

The House of Lords, by definition, is the entire body of the Lords Spiritual (Archbishop and Bishops of the Anglican Church) and the Lords Temporal (everyone granted or inheriting a patent of nobility from the British Sovereign).

Basically someone reasonably fair, independent, competent, able to understand scientists, the scientific debate, and the public debate, needed to look thoroughly over the entire body of emails, and whatever was there, put it in the public arena.

It does so by going beyond the now classic Carbon Tracker analysis (the foundation of McKibben's 2012 article), updating it by focusing not on the entire body of fossil - fuel reserves, but on the smaller set (roughly 30 % of the «proven» reserves) of reserves that have already been «developed» — the «oil fields, gas fields, and coal mines that are already in operation or under construction.»

Since the bill attempts to tear down a ruling based on the findings of our nation's top public health experts and scientists — a ruling that a Supreme Court decision turned into a legal obligation to uphold — we're witnessing a case wherein Congressional politicians are actually arguing that they know better than the conclusions of an entire body of science.

ROT might be applicable to scientific studies, but the climate debate is about competing assessments of the entire body of scientific literature.

We agree that stealing emails is wrong; and that asking for an entire body of thousands of emails to serve a fishing expedition is wrong.

One objection to the selection of the cases here may be that they introduce an «asymmetry» through imperfect sampling; however, the purpose was not to draw general conclusions about the entire body of scientific literature but to learn from mistakes.

Therefore, a entire body of later peer - reviewed scientific work that countered the claims before the IPCC could not be considered.

Yet this final argument turns the entire body of prior claims upon its head by arguing that the states actually «want more regulation, not less, and that they wanted regulation sooner rather than later.»

A. C. Osborn, the isothermal assumption is build into Dirac's starting theory (equation 1 of page 5), which assigns a single uniform temperature to the entire body of gas in the centrifuge.

I'm not going to index the entire body of AR4 and AR5 for your convenience.

If the entire body of climate science can be disregarded as a memeplex (or if you can pick and choose those elements that are science, and those that are memetic), then the term becomes flexible beyond restriction.

The Red Team will critique a huge assessment report that purports to summarize an entire body of science.

The answer is the entire body of work of the IPCC, along with the statement of the National Academies of Sciences of the leading countries in the world, the American Geophysical Union, the Bali Declaration from more than 200 of the world's leading climate scientists, and on and on.

As regards poor science may I refer you to the ENTIRE body of work produced by the IPCC.

These strategies include personal abuse, cherry picking specific findings to refute the entire body of findings of climate scientists, portrayal of advocates of climate action as ideologically motivated with totalitarian tendencies and criticism of journalists who report on climate science.

Right - wing media and bloggers used the emails to discredit an entire body of climate science.

Instead of the higher tropopause being at a colder height and radiating less to space (as proposed by AGW theory) the entire body of the troposphere expands and lets energy pass to space faster due to the reduction in average density.

If the AGW threat is to be taken seriously it has to warm up much of the entire body of all the world's oceans in two or three decades.

The only difference is the IPCC is science, and the NIPCC is cherry - picked information from the entire body of science that supports a pre-determined conclusion.

My contention is that warming up enough of the entire body of the oceans would take millennia if it were possible at all and not just a couple of decades as feared by some.

Now the slow diffusion processes come into play: heat diffuses from the skin layer downward, and over a long period of time, the entire body of rock becomes the same as the surface temperature.

But it's kind of alarming how an 18 month old press release can take on its own mutant life, reanimated by BBC hacks whose entire body of relevant scientific information has been gleaned from the blogosphere (including the not uncontentious climateaudit.org, which they approvingly cited).

Is the entire body of climatology backed by physics established since the 19th century not good enough evidence for you?

I have to be careful when adding or including that it is not diluting the intention of the entire body of work that I'm working towards establishing.

Gallery owner Tom McCormick reflects on Natkin's entire body of work as well as his close...

Published in conjunction with an exhibition held at the gallery in 2012 this 120 page catalog explores the entire body of work created by artist Jack Roth (1927 - 2004).

So, are we, the viewers, that stupid that we can't make our own decisions about an entire body of work?