Sentences with phrase «higher authority on the subject»

So you're basically saying that my experience isn't the actual truth because you and others with experience have higher authority on the subject?

Not exact matches

The moment you begin publishing your content, which is, of course, of high value and usefulness to the readers, you will also start establishing your authority on that subject.

Professor Twiselton has been a member of the British Educational Research Association (BERA) Council; and sat on the executive of the Universities» Council for the Education of Teachers (UCET); led the Initial Teacher Education section of ESCalate — the Higher Education Subject Centre for Education; initiated the Teacher Education Advancement Network; and worked closely with the Qualifications and Curriculum Authority (QCA) and Creative Partnerships to develop innovative and creative approaches to all phases of education.

It's easy to look to high powered, wealthy writers as authority figures on the subject of publishing because you think they must know the business inside and out.

(1) You did start with the authority (and consensus) argument when claiming that: «Climate science is a highly technical subject developed by superior intellects based on higher mathematics, advanced technology, truly staggering quantities of data, and a vast literature of peer - reviewed articles.

... this must rate as one of the best texts this year on the subject: a definite addition to higher education libraries and an invaluable tool for teachers who really want to answer key questions with authority.»

He has advised and represented private individuals, commercial entities, and public bodies on media and data protection issues, including (i) advising a corporate entity subject to a criminal investigation on data protection compliance, (ii) dealing with data protection aspects of a high - profile media injunction, (iii) representing a local authority in opposing a data protection injunction, and (iv) representing an MP subject to a DPA damages claim.

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