Sentences with phrase «important area of inquiry»

This is an important area of inquiry and the reasons are likely complex.

The news that an Uber self - driving car had killed an Arizona pedestrian raises a few important areas of inquiry for purposes of personal injury matters.

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Some general attention will be given to these various areas of inquiry in order to identify some important themes.

All fields of knowledge, from archeology to zoology, can claim distinguished contributors from many lands, and all studies have important applications to world understanding, whether it be an inquiry into the archeology of the Middle East, once the cradle of civilization and now a focus of cultural and industrial renaissance, or an analysis of the zoology of malarial infection, which has sapped the energies and influenced the destinies of millions in tropical areas around the globe.

Whenever one examines any area of scientific inquiry, there are two important things to understand: where the science is today, and where it may lead us in the future.

The 42 indicators KEYS tracks fall into four broad areas of school culture and operations: creating a culture of reflection and collaborative inquiry; making important decisions together; making continuous improvement second nature; and building partnerships and community support.

This area of inquiry is important because identifying and addressing problems intervening early in a child's development often yields the greatest improvement.

Within the past decade, the history of art exhibitions has become an important area of academic and critical inquiry.

A side benefit to sites like Climate Etc. is people like me, who work in other areas of research, have an easily accessed resource to learn and broaden our understanding of interesting and important areas of scientific inquiry.

We also offer assistance to employers and employees in this important area of human rights and welcome inquiries from practitioners of all faiths.

Considering further that s. 32 (1)(c) is one of the oldest and most important parts of Canadian public policy in the economic field, and that it mandates a partial rule of reason inquiry into the seriousness of the competitive effects of the agreement, Parliament has sufficiently delineated the area of risk and the terms of debate to meet the constitutional standard.»