Sentences with phrase «give considerable»

Authoritative parenting involves keeping close eyes on kids, providing children with ample of support, set clear limitations and give considerable freedom in those constraints.

Both the Productivity Commission and the JSC reports give considerable attention to the difficulties relating to the interface or boundary between the NDIS and mainstream health services.

Most executive resumes should be no longer than 2 or 3 pages, but still give considerable detail on how you achieved the end results.

Such programs, which teach you about medical terminology, keyboarding, medical coding, transcription and other topics, can give you a considerable edge in the field and increase your potential for promotion to more clerical - focused medical assisting positions.

As with margins, the length of a resume is a critical formatting factor that has a large impact in the overall aesthetic of the document and thus is consequential enough to give considerable consideration.

Give Considerable time and effort to construct the best resume sample for accounts and Finance.

Most auto or car insurance providers give considerable discounts to customers who pay in full.

Many providers give considerable discounts to customers who have low annual mileage.

It will protect your assets and should also give you considerable peace of mind.

Significantly in terms of explaining the role of the court in relation to such deals, the judge said in his February judgment that «the law requires the Court to give substantial deference to the SEC... the Court will fail in this duty if it did not give considerable weight to the SEC's position.»

Law firm curricula should include these skills and traits, and give considerable attention to client relations in general.

Branching paths, multiple endings, challenging achievements and four different game modes give it considerable replay value, especially at that bargain bin price.

The Samsung external SSD is going to give you a considerable boost in transfer times.

These commands are handy to teach your puppy and give you considerable control over your little buddy.

Retailers should also give considerable thought to how they exhibit tropical freshwater fish.

Owning a home can give you considerable tax advantages.

In contrast, most other analysts give considerable weight to attempting to fathom «what the market thinks,» best described by John Maynard Keynes as gauging «the average opinion of the average opinion.»

Alamo's strong balance sheet, and its prospects for rising production, give it considerable speculative appeal.

As important as it is to apply critical criteria to selection of materials, its equality important to give considerable thought to the deselection (removal) of materials.

But, as a matter of course, it appears that RWA appears to give considerable deference to the entity applying for publisher status.

A recent American Enterprise Institute report found that parents give considerable weight to the experiences of other parents — and for good reason.

Branching paths, multiple endings, challenging achievements and four different game modes give it considerable replay value, especially at that bargain bin price.

The best you can do is to give them a considerable dose of attraction while being subtle about it at the same time.

This is why dating sites for over 50 are going to give you a considerable head start.

«All this will give us considerable insight into what's happening in the far reaches of the galaxy,» Zank says.

Instead, they give considerable attention to these issues:

In the pages that follow I shall give considerable attention to the way in which the dualistic separation of value from the universe has structured the whole question of science and religion.

«Surely it can not be unreasonable,» he says, «that before God delivers us from a state of sin and liability to everlasting woe, he should give us some considerable sense of the evil from which he delivers us, in order that we may know and feel the importance of salvation, and be enabled to appreciate the value of what God is pleased to do for us.

George fully approved of private business and thought that government should give it considerable freedom.

Nevertheless this divine subjectivity can give considerable room to the interplay of component part - subjectivities.

Of course, paying what you charge the next month is ideal, so if you find yourself maxing out your credit card then you should give considerable thought to changing your expenses, such as freeing up money by avoiding going out to eat, or even cutting the cable bill.

They don't earn any power due to their title, rather it's their ability to hand out good advice or come up with solutions based on their deep organizational knowledge that gives them considerable sway.

In other words, while the substance remains largely the same, the presentation has been given a considerable makeover: the new policy is considerably shorter, written in English rather than legalese, and reformatted (more space and color) for an easier reading experience.

Our size gives us considerable influence and with it comes considerable responsibility — a role we embrace in order to help Canadians save money and live better.

And, given the considerable research into first impressions and how people can strengthen their image in those crucial first seconds, here are some top techniques for doing just that:

But given the considerable risks, it's not for the faint of heart or those without business experience.

Talented screenwriters and actors are hard to come by, giving them considerable leverage against the studios.

Given the considerable number of background studies and the solid work of various groups such as the Jenkins Panel, the Mowat Centre for Policy Innovation, and the C.D. Howe Institute, CATA argues that it is time the Government considers and tables an action plan and commits to milestone deliverables in the 2012 Budget to foster an effective environment for successful commercialization of Canadian innovations.

Even given the considerable risk involved — especially given stock market crashes in 2001 and 2008 — people want to get involved in trading and leverage their earnings for a better lifestyle and comfortable retirement in the golden years.

These people gave considerable coverage to Jesus, His words, and the fact that He existed.

He has given considerable attention to Protestant theology and to ecumenical problems, and his review of the first volume of Paul Tillich's Systematic Theology is considered one of the best written to date.

The Constitution on the Liturgy confronts us with many tasks which are still outstanding, especially as the Bishops» Conferences have been given considerable competences in this field which should be used courageously.

Though Whitehead gives considerable attention to genetic growth, how an actual entity originates at the transition from the subjectivities of the many to the new subjectivity of the superseding one, is left relatively unarticulated.

Many of us have been giving considerable attention in recent decades to the importance of cultural context: you can't preach exactly the same sermon in a suburban Omaha church as you would to a congregation in rural Thailand.

Christianity traditionally has given considerable emphasis to correct belief.

«64 Some contemporary writers speak of the end sanctifying the means, giving considerable laxity to ethical application.

However, it is important that the ratification of a decision through ecclesial consensus gives it considerable weight.

And on the whole, most of human and animal life is enjoyed, and the living of it gives considerable satisfaction.

Standing in the place of the slave owner's wife, the mammy became the «premier house servant who, though given considerable authority by her owners and admired for her expertise in domestic matters, remained captive.

Moreover, the report on cloning by the National Bioethics Advisory Commission (NBAC)- prepared in response to a request from President Clinton - gave considerable attention not only to law and philosophy but also to religion.