Sentences with phrase «ethos in»

They develop a collaborative ethos in which all staff feel part of a larger, mutually beneficial enterprise.

Samsung has clearly got a design ethos in mind, one that has been apparent since the Galaxy S3.

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[London, 25th February, 2016] Today Huawei Consumer Business Group (BG) and Leica Camera AG are delighted to announce the start of a strategic partnership, a co-operation with shared premium ambitions and spirit, which will see both technology and photography brands combining their shared ethos in a long - term commitment to the art of craftsmanship, meticulous engineering and the spirit of winning collaboration, to create a powerhouse in the reinvention of smartphone photography.

This is also part of the ambitious ethos in the firm.

In fact, Ms. Heintz, herself, remains an Evangelical Christian, a follower of Christian Horizons» ethos in every other way, and is committed and quite capable of performing the job functions of a support worker with the love and care that has typically characterized Christian Horizons» service to people with developmental disabilities and with respect for the Christian activities in the homes.

Given the close relationship between classical rhetoric and modern legal persuasion, it comes as no surprise that a number of contemporary writers have written about this relationship for the legal writing community.162 Two of the writers mentioned in the introduction to this Article, Michael Frost and Michael Smith, have written repeatedly about this relationship and produced treatises with extensive commentary on the uses of classical rhetoric in modern legal persuasion.163 Both treatises contain chapters on the uses of ethos in modern legal persuasion, with useful advice for the modern legal advocate.

'» 152 This feature is particularly important for ethos in legal discourse because legal writing is so highly conventionalized.153 In order to achieve a credible and authoritative ethos as a legal writer, that writer must employ the conventions and formats that lawyers employ.

In two earlier articles, I have written about discoursal identities, voice, and self in legal writing.137 The discoursal model of those articles both echoes and elaborates on Alcorn's model and offers a way of understanding ethos in modern legal texts.

Can Alcorn's model inform our understanding of ethos in legal discourse?

In this In Practice podcast on Credibility and Ethos in Persuasion, I talk about ways advocates can bolster the ethos of their arguments, that is, strengthen their credibility with the audience and the judge, as well as some pitfalls to avoid that can undermine an advocate's credibility.

Ethos in an antithesis to science but it id what science is now based on.

The only ethos in the United States that means anything is money.

He championed an artistic ethos in which art is reduced to simple geometric shapes devoid of all references, with the focus on how the spectator interacts with the artwork.

A roundtable discussion exploring collaboration and collective working as process and ethos in an artist's practice.

Mitchell and Johns might not have been specific inspirations for Dutcher's works, but their very different styles of painting both emerged in response to a dominant artistic ethos in the early and mid-1950s (in their case, Abstract Expressionism).

Drawing from major public and private collections including The Museum of London and London School of Economics, the display offers a new interpretation of Kibbo Kift's unique vision for the present day and sheds light on the diversity of the Whitechapel Gallery's educational ethos in the early 20th century.

He emphasizes his ethos in titling neighbor Respecting the Grain: warm - toned chevrons of varying widths ripple across the blond panel, yet they reserve wide gulfs for the creamy, yellow birch grain.

Xeroxes, with their diverse art and architectural references, utilizing the processes of collage, montage, and miniaturization, some of which became iconic in the 1980s - such as Passéisme and The 8 - Hour Day - help to prepare the way for what has become today a wider global ethos in art.»

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The Spa ethos in Udhiana Ubud Resort is treatment «from the heart», ancient techniques are maintained here using fresh natural ingredients leaving you feeling rejuvenated in a way never experienced before.

The perfect landscape for breeders — small farms that weren't bought by agri - giants; vast swaths of plains between its two major cities; and a live - and - let - live ethos in flyspeck towns — it has long been the number - one state in the nation for licensed operators.

With the same ethos in mind, the rear subframe is now attached to the body with bushes, not solidly mounted.

Sounds daft, but BMW's similar ethos in the i3 resulted in a hugely pleasant driving environment, so we'll hold the snark for now.

It offers a distinctive ethos in a nurturing environment.

Promote an inclusive and collaborative ethos in their classrooms which enable pupils from disadvantaged backgrounds to thrive.

Clarke said he found an «intolerant and aggressive» Islamist ethos in some Birmingham schools brought about by governors intent on promoting an ultra-conservative version of their faith.

«Contracts such as these represent a deterioration of the public service ethos in the administration of government policy.

Executive headteacher Debbie Godfrey - Phaure talks about growing a global ethos in school, adapting to a multicultural student body and collaborating with schools in other countries

Reflect your ethos in policies and governance.

«This is the only way to restore the public service ethos in education, guarantee a high - quality education for all children and young people in England's schools, and ensure the accountability and public probity that parents and communities are entitled to expect of their education service.»

But they create a «sense of empowerment» for young people and create an ethos in which pupils can feel «trusted and valued».

But we are asking schools to at least consider the Eco-Schools ethos in their buying choices, it is all part of the learning process that sits at the heart of the programme.

Fantastic resources to support you in improving a growth mindset ethos in your classroom or school.

She says she sees a similar ethos in others at the Ed School.

With this ethos in mind all collaboration and sharing is aimed to uphold and sustain hands - on learning experiences for our students.

One of the common refrains amongst Anderson's defenders is that beyond the clinical camerawork, there lies a genuine humanist ethos in his filmography.

«The road to hell is paved with good intentions» is a well - worn adage, but it spoke to the Vulture's ethos in Homecoming, as it does with Killmonger in Black Panther.

Michael Haneke has showed a very sadistic worldview throughout most of his films, ranging from the brutal disturbance of Benny's Video to the provocateur whimsy of Funny Games, all of which have divided viewers between those who accept the art in his work and those who do not like his heavy - handed, Godardian ethos in feeble pursuance of making his statements.

The current ethos in the Labs is «small is beautiful» and without doubt the Berkeley code writers have created large systems.

His involvement in the Avian Phylogenomics Project — which, apart from appearing at first unrelated to his research area, also requires skills and analysis outside his expertise — is an illustration of this ethos in action.

The old tired Oxford Finals re-hash topic of ethos in a just society.

Hardie's roots as a lay preacher contributed to an ethos in the party which led to the comment by 1950s General Secretary Morgan Phillips that «Socialism in Britain owed more to Methodism than Marx».

The cooperative ethos in U.S. strategic culture, however, does not preclude ambitious leadership, nor does it mean placing others» interests before the interests of the United States.

The idea of integrating western values would be against the far - right's ethos in Indian culture, which would include Christianity and Islam.

These recipes harken to the same ethos in Kid Chef.

Volume VIII, Number 1 No Such Thing: Recovering the Quality of Rudolf Steiner's Educational Work — Stephen Keith Sagarin Beyond Innovation: Education and Ethos in an Era of Ceaseless Change — Langdon Winner How Poems Teach Us to Think — Gertrude Reif Hughes Educating the Will?Part III: Common Will and Comprehensive Will — Michael Howard Whom Are We Teaching?

He's the right character to complement our group and he shares the same ethos in terms of how we will operate in 2017/18.

Signing Hernàndez would suggest a longer term ethos in the club's transfer market strategy, something that has been lacking in the past.

+ there's this ethos in EPL that its manly to take out the other player.