Sentences with phrase «informed view»

The top four banks discussed in the post account for about half of industry assets, so the general does inform the view of the particular.

Her studies in anthropology inform her view on relationships and family dynamics, giving her a broad cultural awareness so she can connect with clients of all backgrounds.

What could you tell them that would give them a richer, more informed viewing experience?

First and foremost, facts should inform our views about history — and anything else, for that matter.

So that readers can take a better informed view.

Hence, his skepticism of global warming alarm is consistent with these other scientifically informed views.

The environmentally informed view requires attention to reusable inputs and final products.

Beyond work - life balance, knowing the firm's performance helps inform your view on the firm's standing in the commercial world and how it got there.

As a result, they are able to give a more informed view concerning risk and cost.

If you have been reading it for a while, a more balanced and informed view of life in the countries where the other users reside can certainly develop.

What follows are several lessons learned the hard way that inform my views about the proper role of a federal trial judge.

Alexander Nehamas, in The Art of Living, showed that the Socratic attention to the ways philosophy shapes personality deeply informed the views of Montaigne, Nietzsche, and Foucault» and Hadot himself, citing Descartes, awkwardly admits that the old ideal of philosophia never really died (had it vanished entirely, we would not find Hadot's own book so unstartling).

But if we can not engage in responsible political practice without an historically informed view of what is taking place, and if the views offered us by others are not satisfactory, then Christians, for the sake of political practice, should enter the field, recognizing that they do so from their own perspective, shaped by the memory of Jesus.

A real newspaper that was leading and shaping the public debate would find the most informed views from both sides and put them forward, shaping and hammering out the public debate.

Gaskins explains that it provides a much more informed view for legal decision makers, while ensuring a lot less time is wasted in meetings getting updates, as the individual general counsels have the ability to enter a meeting with the data already prepared.

In the interests of «don't be left out - but don't be taken in» we are explaining the development of the application of competencies to play therapy so that are readers may take a fully informed view on this aspect of standards setting.

Nonetheless, I think it is fair to ask whether it is consistent with the vision of contemporary universities to discriminate against religiously informed views, when all sorts of other advocacy and intellectual inquiry are tolerated.

This new insight, which sprang from Noether's work, is a guiding principle that permeates physics research, while informing our views of the universe at large.

Whereas the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) believes that it is essential that federal agencies receive scientific, technical and medical advice that represents a diversity of informed views regarding the need for, and evaluation of, research and regulation in order that research and regulatory decisions are based on the best available scientific knowledge and

Browsing it reminded me of hiring a VHS from The Wine Box, the off - licence with a video rack that greatly informed the viewing habits of my Blackpool neighbourhood while growing up.

Kat Kourbeti on how Tomorrowland's bottom line informed her viewing of Mad Max: Fury Road... (SPOILER WARNING for both films within.)

Sanders and Albers (2010) wrote, «The arts encourage a different type of language learning, one that enables children to authentically tell their cultured stories, to speak through art, and to understand stories more deeply through informed viewing of art» (p. 8).

With that in mind, a lot of commenters seem to have taken this approach of not reading the article and are left with a rather confused and ill informed view of what occurred with this incident.

Wit, tenderness and empathy inform her views of the tragic, suggesting that we are not fated to suffer, even though we will.

Lipomi responds not by condemning the machinery of the art world per se, but rather by exposing how the mind's record and replay of history informs the viewing experience.

While this report is most likely a political product, and while my somewhat informed view is that 50 % renewables by mid century is a more realistic aim for the pro-renewables crowd, it remains that the report itself may contain valuable / interesting / insightful analysis.

* Curry's view is subject to confirmation bias * Possibly there is some as yet unseen special interest influence * Curry has become a victim of her own tribe mentality problem / hypothesis * Dr. Curry is not sufficiently knowledgeable in the field of climate science to express a competently informed view

She does not inform the viewing audience that Shipman & Goodwin is a client, that she is getting paid.

Participants identified that people who are suicidal can be reluctant to disclose their feelings and seek help because of expectations that others will respond with stigmatised and poorly informed views, or will be unable to assist.

Interestingly, note Howell and West, differences also appear among teachers, whom one might think already have deeply entrenched and well - informed views about public education.

What informs your views on love?

The president's LSC - defunding proposal is completely at odds with well - informed views from just about every corner of the legal community.

Hence, Dyson's skepticism of global warming alarm is consistent with these other scientifically informed views.

The commentator or l'arrêtiste will have been legally trained, and is often allowed access to the court file on the case and / or worked closely with either a lawyer or judge involved to get a fully informed view.

The recommendations will add further pressure on companies to disclose ESG data — and thus enabling the market to arrive at a more informed view on how climate change will impact different businesses and sectors.

It also draws on the deeply informed views of Richard Rhodes, the journalist and Pulitzer Prize winning historian of atomic weapons.

JUSTICE STEVENS concedes that reargument of this case «might enable some of us to have a better informed view of a problem that has been percolating in the courts for several years.»

In Canada, he informed the viewing public, well, we were already a couple of steps ahead.

Logging onto Facebook gives you the chance to be indignantly offended (or maybe just mildly piqued) by other people's ill - informed views and idiosyncratic behaviour.

I often find myself coaching people, «Of course we could come up with an informed view on [this topic] but I'd rather we dedicate even more time to recruiting an expert we trust to run this function.»

Our investors pay us to study these issues deeply such that we can have an informed view ahead of the news.

In short, an informed view of market history easily admits the likelihood that the S&P 500 will lose half of its value over the completion of the present cycle.

The recent commentary, «Md.'s psychiatric bed shortage detrimental to patients and community» (April 24), falls far short of providing an informed view of both the root causes of and solutions to gaps in Maryland inpatient psychiatric services.

It reflects the stultifying presumption that one must have a PhD in order to have informed views about what's going on in the Catholic Church.