Sentences with phrase «fact any gathering where»

Of course we see this dynamic in churches and other situations, in fact any gathering where people are with inevitable politics that follow.

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In fact, researchers have referred to this sort of data gathering as resulting in «databases of ruin,» where harmful and embarrassing details exist about even the most innocent individuals.

The calm clerk never blinks an eye At the sight of her, pushes a button And gathers information for the towers Of the future, the ivory silos of the west Where facts fit into place.

The oil for baptism is blessed by the bishop at the Chrism Mass in Holy Week, where all the clergy of a diocese gather together, and this re-emphasises the fact that each baptised Christian is in unity with the whole church.

In fact, a scratch and sniff of a Meyer lemon rind rekindled memories of small stink bugs that gathered in mini-swarms during the warm summer months on ranch where I first teethed.

In fact, they occur wherever animals live in «bonded» groups — where individuals gather together because of their personal relationships rather than being forced to by environmental factors such as a food source or safe sleeping site.

Mariette: You raise a fascinating area of what some people have looked at the moral responsibilities that we have as well, especially around emerging diseases or fast - moving diseases and the need to understand them scientifically, where we know for a fact, as you've said, we can mitigate some symptoms, but we're also trying to gather data so that we make sure our therapeutics are very sound.

These skillsets include information literacy to evaluate what needs to be gathered, what characterizes fact versus opinion, and where to find the most current and useful information.

I like to let my readers know where I'm coming from, and I work to not let it affect my gathering of facts.»

I'm not sure where you gather your facts, but in NO circle is a husky recognized as a good watch dog.

In fact we urgently need to get out of the hunter gathering business where it still exists — in the oceans.

In fact online is where in - house are doing much of their information gathering these days with 83 per cent saying they use the Internet to consume legal information on a daily or weekly basis.

Gathering facts and tying them together is invisible to clients and they rarely understand where their billed hours go.

A non-binding legal opinion put out today by an influential advisor to Europe's top court has ruled that the social network can in fact be subject to privacy oversight in other European Union Member States — at least where it has some physical presence (such as a sales office), as well as users whose data it is gathering for targeted advertising.