Sentences with phrase «exact wording of»

The exact wording of her comments is unknown because she deleted them as soon as the actress lashed out at her.

In this particular case, I'd need to know the exact wording of the ad to determine how far inside or outside the ethical boundaries it fell.

The exact wording of the gift letter should be requested of the lender.

It is timely for people to return to the exact wording of the Bringing them home report to remind ourselves of the exact purpose of saying sorry.

One way to accomplish this is for jobseekers to spend time personalizing their resumes to reflect the exact wording of the job ad.

Additionally, there shall be a time consuming discussion between the borrower and the bank about the exact wording of each situation that needs to be described.

If you've been charged with speeding in a schools zone, for example, you need to research the exact wording of the law itself and find out as much about it as you can.

But here the implied claim by the Estate is that their copyright extends not merely to the exact wording of the ten late stories but also to certain stock, identifiable features and characters in the canon — that is, that their tail reaches back and wags the whole dog.

It may well come down to the exact wording of the non-compete argreement, the law in your State, what the parties understood the agreement to prohibit, who drafted the non-compete, and so on.

Goldsmith is difficult to analyze because the exact wording of the impugned termination clause is not quoted in the decision.

The exact wording of your release form you receive may vary, but typically the release form will require that you acknowledge that no further payments will ever be made, even if your physical condition worsens or you require future medical treatment.

The reduction of charges from drinking and driving to some lesser charge such as reckless driving can still cause you to be denied entry at the Canadian border depending on the exact wording of your plea agreement.

The exact wording of the requirement is obviously institution - dependent, and of course no university requires completely autonomous and isolated research and writing in the production of a thesis.

To determine where a crime is committed depends on what acts constitute the crime, something that leaves considerable room for flexible interpretation and a careful reading of the exact wording of the relevant criminal statute.

My point is that there's nothing surprising about police officers who consider the exact wording of the statute (in this case, the requiement to signal a lane change) to be only mildly relevant to what they want to charge.

Each case must be assessed on its own facts, the evidence presented and the exact wording of the patent and the statement of claim.

Emphasized: The Committee recognizes that final development and issuing of Guidelines must await a decision on the exact wording of the amendment to the Act.

The scientists and government officials will agree on the exact wording of the final summary over the next few days, with publication coming early next Monday, UK time.

No agreement has yet been reached, with the reported outstanding issues being the exact wording of the plea, how long Transocean will have to pay the money, and whether it would included damages under the Natural Resource Damage Assessment process.

Without knowing the exact wording of the communications, we can't tell.

The order in which questions are asked, the exact wording of the questions, the exact wording of the answers — all of these things have an impact on the results of a given survey.

Second, the exact wording of the SPMs requires unanimous agreement from more than one hundred government representatives.

Also, this page should give the EXACT wording of each survey question and the percentage of publishing climate scientists in agreement.

You can use the list below to see the exact wording of the regulation for the state in which you live.

Those representations include the surface code (the exact wording of the text), the text base (idea units representing the meaning of the text), and the mental models (the way in which information is processed for meaning) that are embedded in the text.

In the case of the above example, as well as discussing the exact wording of problems and numbers to be used, the educators also spent time: anticipating student solutions, responses and questions; thinking about how they were going to organise and use space on their chalkboard (seen in Japan as an important part of organising students» thinking and understanding); and discussing precise lesson timings.

The exact wording of each question is displayed at www.educationnext.org/edfacts.

The exact wording of each question is displayed in the survey results.

I can't even remember the exact wording of the jokes, but Day sells them.

But a dispute between Democrats who dominate the Assembly and Republicans who control the State Senate over the exact wording of an amendment has stalled progress.

You don't include the exact wording of the CNN statements that made you think of these as official records.

OSC approval of the agreement now on the table came only after several weeks of back - and - forth between state and local officials regarding exact wording of the proposal.

The exact wording of the question about the competing pre-K plans was as follows: «Governor Andrew Cuomo wants to pay for pre-K for all New York State children without raising taxes by using existing state funds.

If that happens, the exact wording of the Supreme Court decision will be significant.

Budget Director Megna, at the hearing, tried to diffuse tensions, saying Governor Cuomo has instructed him to work with legislative staff on the exact wording of the paragraph.

The exact wording of the questions are: «Any clinical evidence that baby is preterm?»

Later there was considerable disagreement within the Commission as to the exact wording of certain key passages in the report, and a number of professors who had conducted the basic studies publicly complained that the committee «s final report understated the cause - and - effect relationships they had found between media violence and aggressive behavior.

Rather have I done it as a service to the dear Christians... have not just gone ahead any old how and disregarded the exact wording of the original.

We have no need to concern ourselves with the exact wording of these sayings in their original form.

Too bad the crusades and the inquisition were justified using the exact wording of the bible, otherwise you'd have a good point.

Then came last month's NDP convention, where delegates behaved as though they just couldn't wait to turn their party into a kind of wholly - owned Canadian subsidiary of the American anti-war left - adopting even the exact wording of what is essentially a brand - name American slogan that refers to the U.S. occupation of Iraq: Support Our Troops.

The Bible itself is the exact Words of God.

Since the text has changed between versions and throughout the years, which are the exact words of god?

This section is composed almost entirely of Old Testament quotation and paraphrase, and is too unoriginal to be taken as exact words of Jesus.

From one angle, this finding of the biblical scholars, that we can not say with certainty that we have the exact words of Jesus, relieves the dilemma.

The Gospel of John is the least likely to contain historically authentic words and teachings of Jesus, and even Evangelicals admit it probably does not contain the exact words of Jesus, more like paraphrases.

We have the ipsissima verba, the exact words of Jesus.

so the exact word of god in the english translated bible is infallible but you have to take everything in context or it wont make sense?

These, we can confirm were the exact words of the Chief Executive Officer of Sibton Switch Systems, Mr Peter Denzil Lawson.

-- These were the exact words of Woyome to journalists after the three - member panel had thrown out the appeal calling for his incarceration.