Sentences with phrase «intended meaning of a statement»

Both constructing and exposing contradictions between the intended meaning of a statement is the source of this creative boost.

Not exact matches

This news release contains forward - looking statements within the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933, as amended, and Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended, that are intended to be covered by the «safe harbor» created by those sections.

You may identify forward - looking statements by the use of words such as «believe,» «expect,» «plan,» «intend,» «anticipate,» «estimate,» «predict,» «potential,» «may,» «should,» «will» or other words or expressions of similar meaning, although not all forward - looking statements contain such terms.

Certain statements in this release constitute forward - looking statements within the meaning of the U.S. federal securities laws intended to qualify for the safe harbor from liability established by the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995.

Hence, it has been forced to defend all manner of indefensible beliefs or to allegorize statements that are plainly intended to bear a literal meaning.

These statements are largely the outcome of the Church's struggles to determine the legitimate meaning of the Bible, and they are in part intended to guide the readers from generation to generation.

You have to admit... that paper Zane Hodges read was meant for shock value (sort of like what John Piper does) meant for generating discussion, and was not intended to remove the cross of Christ from a doctrinal statement.

The statement said even though Okorocha did not explain how the APC intended to reclaim the two states, the PDP Chairman warned him and his party «to steer clear of Rivers State as the people were prepared to resist any unlawful means to snatch the mandate given to Governor Wike.»

One can identify these forward - looking statements by the use of words such as «expect,» «plan,» «possibility,» «opportunity,» «goal,» «will,» «may,» «intend,» «anticipates» and other words of similar meaning.

One can identify these forward - looking statements by the use of words such as «expect,» «plan,» «look forward,» «possibility,» «opportunity,» «goal,» «will,» «may,» «intend,» «anticipates» and other words of similar meaning.

For this simple statement to make sense actually requires some cogitation, as it is only your rant about what is «fact» that made me grasp the intended meaning of Descartes» words, namely, that existence is a byproduct of consciousness.

The only disputable part of that is its final statement because it could be interpreted as saying, «It is alright to do it wrong because others do» although it is intended to mean «Climastrologists won't complain if results are presented in the same form as they present results».

It's not clear to me how you intend your statement about «tinkering with dynamic systems» — but if you mean a 30 % augmentation of the atmospheric concentration of CO2, I'd say that qualifies, all right.

Take time to write a creative branding statement, then add bits of your brand to your professional history, career summary, and other areas of your resume to show prospective employers you are indeed meant for the role you intend to assume.

If the licensee's intent is to imply something else, or if the licensee is aware that the statement could be interpreted in different ways, it would be better to spell out the intended meaning in plain language, or to provide some form of disclaimer within the advertisement.