Sentences with phrase «for intricacies of»

But this software isn't designed for the intricacies of trust accounting, nor is it particularly easy to use; so it often requires training.

WHEREAS Skeeter Jones, good and gentle Labrador, attended faithfully with Ms. Amy Jones all prescribed Baylor Law School classes, dog - day in and dog - day out, until completion; WHEREAS he showed uncommon bravery in yawning loudly in abject dog - boredom during a certain lecture of Professor Jeremy Counseller, caring but little for the intricacies of removal and remand; WHEREAS he successfully begged for donuts from Professor David Guinn, having been unfairly tempted by the hi - jinks of the latter; WHEREAS Good Dog Skeeter completed the Practice Court program without being called upon once or reading nary a case, all knowing that a snarl would rebuff any such intrusion; WHEREAS he is now an older, wiser and even a bit fatter dog; WHEREAS those who survive Baylor Law School are entitled to all barking rights, entitlements and appurtenances thereto; THEREFORE, BE IT HEREBY DECREED that Baylor University School of Law confers upon Skeeter the Labrador this

Nicole has a Master's degree in English Literature and an eagle - eye for the intricacies of grammar and style.

Noah Baumbach has always been a writer - director of no formal distinction, but he's possessed with a keen eye and ear for the intricacies of pettiness, humiliation, and schadenfreude.

It's full of fun facts like that, but it saves its most fascinating revelations for the intricacies of canine interactions, including their complex gift - giving behaviours, advanced speech, abstract philosophical concepts, and eerie ability to go for at least fifteen days at a time without food or water.

I met someone while traveling who, after hearing about my love for the intricacies of biology but also of my search for something that helped people, suggested naturopathic medicine.

Like Rood and Taylor, Jones became a mentor, inspiring Axelrod with her own passion for the intricacies of language and gently schooling her in the art of working collaboratively with Native speakers.

Cuomo, a Democrat who was a top aide to his father, former Gov. Mario Cuomo, said his familiarity with Albany helped prepare him for the intricacies of dealing with state government.

Since US electorate is considered dumb cattle people with limited attention span for intricacies of policy, the campaigns strongly prefer to hammer only a few very specific messages / bullet points / themes.

Does a perfect coat or parka exist for the intricacies of mumlife, and all the park trips, pram pushing and pavement pounding that it entails?

A biting satire of haute - bourgeois French society, Jean Renoir's 1939 The Rules of the Game is beloved for the intricacy of its construction and the mixture of tenderness and irony with which it views its characters.

Rocks are valued by the Chinese for the intricacy of their shape and the degree of natural erosion; the most intricately eroded rocks are considered perfect embodiments of the transformational processes of nature.

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As Wikinvest's de facto HR department, Conrad and Sha regularly advised employees on the intricacies of healthcare plans, helping identify the most appropriate coverage for each worker.

While Reese says he doesn't know the exact reason, people have labored over the intricacies of language for millennia and usually consider themselves experts in their native tongue.

This meant dealing with merchants who weren't familiar with the intricacies of shipping and the costs involved, or best practices for describing a product.

In it, he noted the intricacies and difficulties of managing and «standardizing» the massive amounts of data needed for a successful maps app.

This robust 500 - hour program offers an encyclopedia's worth of video training (including 99 total courses) to help you truly grasp if your business is profitable, and to navigate the intricacies of finance so you can make smart investments that will pay dividends for your business.

Before they could build technology sophisticated enough to virtually size a woman for a bra without ever touching her skin, they needed to hire someone who knew the intricacies of the product.

We won't debate their wisdom here, nor the intricacies of Japanese property law, but given that Gox was holding thousands of people's bitcoin stashes, there's plenty more angry customers looking for compensation.

For starters, you can learn to master the intricacies of Twitter.

The intricacies of business can cause a venture to falter, even if you're not directly responsible for the downfall.

His answers, which often veered deep into the intricacies of fiscal policy and process, were earnest, lucid and, for the most part, easy to understand.

Expert witness testimony is available for broker negligence cases and related matters; the intricacies of fixed - income mathematics can also be unravelled.

A third reason why testifying is notable is because of the optics: for a lot of people who do not understand and care much about the intricacies of how social networks handle their data, this could bring new light to the topic, on both sides of the table.

While we focused on the cost structure in your ad sets in our recent piece, we realize we only scratched the surface on the intricacies of defining a profitable audience for your Facebook ads.

His perception of the intricacies of the due diligence process required for commercial transactions adds integrity and value as commercial manager of the corporate brokerage.»

The European Banking Authority EBA, which (we guess) is fighting for its survival after the ECB has become the sole supervisor of Europe's «systemically relevant» banks, has recently issued a comprehensive report on the European banking system (this included the unintended revelation that its employees have yet to master the intricacies of Exel).

So while you might not want to invest time figuring out the intricacies of Yahoo!'s algorithm, obtaining some favorable reviews on the Yahoo! Local Listings sure couldn't hurt for that 10 %.

In 2013, the Corporation for Social Security Claiming Strategies was formed and one year later, A Comprehensive Guide to Social Security Retirement Benefits and Social Security Claiming Strategies was launched endeavoring to provide advisors with the knowledge necessary to advise clients on the intricacies of the Social Security system and teach them to utilize that information as the foundation for retirement income plans sustainable throughout their client's lifetime and beyond.

Although many of us find in Whitehead's philosophical achievement a system nearly unparalleled for its balance, intricacy, and tight coherence, it can not be gainsaid that many of his books leave much to be desired with respect to the order of presentation.

Martin, who also advised Hoffman on the intricacies of life as a Catholic priest for his role in «Doubt,» will officiate the late actor's funeral on Friday.

No matter how thorough one's knowledge of the intricacies of physics and chemistry may be, this knowledge alone is incapable of providing the rules for successful writing.

The elaboration of ritual and the intricacies of ceremonial pomp, the compulsion of the meticulous man, the relentless drive for possession, the ambition of comprehending or conquering the world, the restless quest for progress, the perennial fabrication of new utopias — all this is also ecstasis, the excess of constantly exceeding and succeeding.

This outlook has represented a prominent strand in theology from the Hellenistic influence apparent in Hebrews 11:6 («Whoever would draw near to God must believe that he exists and that he rewards those who seek him»), through the medieval Anselmic and Thomistic arguments for the existence of God, reaching a climax in the 18th century deistic arguments for a Great Designer evidenced by the intricacy and harmony of the universe.

1) Evidence of God in Science & Math: Reading some of the worlds leading cosmologists (Hawking, Dawkins, Ross, Behe), etc., they make long and interesting claims of the intricacy of the universe and the balance of the natural elements and gravitational forces necessary for life to exist on this planet.

@Scott, I'll be happy to go into a long conversation about the various intricacies of my personal beliefs if you'd like and we can debate the value of divine plans: but for now I just want to say thank you.

This approach tries to work out the legal intricacies of the rules for sacrifice, to fill in the gaps and reconcile the inconsistencies embedded in the text: for example, determining the status of an animal designated for one type of sacrifice but erroneously slaughtered for another; or determining what to do if an animal that has been properly slaughtered and its blood correctly sprinkled on the altar is then found to have a blemish that should have disqualified it.

I find reviewing the intricacies of Comic Books instrumental in keep all the Bull Cookies properly filed away for future historians

For he spoke long before William Dembski began stringing out his texts with all those ones and zeros, and long before Michael Behe began instructing the lay public in the intricacies of bacterial flagella.

The intricacies of his arguments on this subject and the problems with them will provide ample material for the next generation of Barth scholarship.

While it delves into some of the intricacies involved in applying Whitehead's thought to basic Christian doctrines, it addresses the general reader, explaining these Whiteheadian categories as they are needed for this task.

Open your eyes & see the beauty of a sunset, the colour & viariety seen in flora & fauna, the order in the universe, the intricacy of the human brain c / w hardwiring of a sense of fairness & empathy, the conscience & the love we are capable of demonstrating for others!

Without entering into the intricacies of scientific discussion itself, the present book's reflections on the meaning of revelation will presuppose the framework of the new cosmology that has been emerging for some time now out of contemporary physics, astrophysics, and biology.

Once process philosophers and theologians have mastered the jargon and technical intricacies of Whitehead's thought, they generally prefer to share the intellectual excitement of their work with each other, rather than to attempt repeated explanations for the benefit of the uninitiated.

The web and intricacies of the internet are my domain (no pun intended), I know exactly how their badwords list works and the glaring ineffectiveness built right into it because whoever is running it for CNN isn't a SysAdmin and card carrying BOFH as I am.

There is nothing else like it, for sheer progressive intricacy, in all of sport.

«For us, it is the only thing we have done, which means we understand all of the intricacies in running these very unique properties.»

Over 250 attendees gathered for Natural Products Business School at Expo West 2017, which tackled the intricacies of raising capital while maintaining a strong mission.

The members of our sales force not only share a passion for wines and a penchant for success, but they also possess a refined academic knowledge of wine and the intricacies of its production.

Her approach to roasting cacao is careful and she is constantly looking for ways to highlight the intricacies of the single origin beans that she sources.