Sentences with phrase «know in clear language»

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The anti-intellectual message here is clear — the fact that Gillibrand — and Carvin — are fluent in languages other than English makes them unacceptable to proud know nothings.

Other political communicators may find more trouble balancing the need to reach different audiences in language that makes sense to them with the need for a common and clear political message, but in some sense that's nothing new, as anyone who's ever tried to run a coalition knows.

In Cuomo's original budget language, «affirmative consent» was described as «a clear, unambiguous, knowing, informed and voluntary agreement between all participants to engage in sexual activity.&raquIn Cuomo's original budget language, «affirmative consent» was described as «a clear, unambiguous, knowing, informed and voluntary agreement between all participants to engage in sexual activity.&raquin sexual activity.»

Concerns about the Commons» ongoing primacy will be directly addressed in clear language in the final bill, which will no longer rely purely on existing Parliament Acts to ensure the reformed second chamber can not challenge MPs» authority.

No one knows who created this miniature marvel, dubbed the «Vogelherd horse» after the cave in Germany in which it was found, but it is clear that this ivory carver spent a lot of time watching wild horses, studying their social interactions and learning their body language.

In today's digital world children have the right to know what they are signing up to, in clear, simple, easy to understand language.&raquIn today's digital world children have the right to know what they are signing up to, in clear, simple, easy to understand language.&raquin clear, simple, easy to understand language.»

Clear, consistent learning goals describe what your child needs to know and understand before the end of the year in math and English language arts.

If you want to do well on an essay about event, Paper Writing Service suggests you to do the following: write down most important points about a certain event, try to use clear and vivid language when writing in order to bring out the principle features of that event, if its possible, compare the event with another one which readers might know for easier association and, thus, comprehension.

I do wish they'd clear up their languaging in both TOS to make it easier on newby authors, especially since I know some people who have gotten «slapped» (ie: accounts stripped & banned from KDP altogether) in a way that damaged their ability to keep publishing Kindle books under their own name.

A final thought: If, in this digital realm, we're not truly purchasing content, but rather «borrowing» it at a set price, and according to someone else's changing rulebook, we as consumers we deserve to know this up front, in clear and obvious language (unlike Amazon's clear references to «buying» books, and all the assumptions of ownership that go with buying books).

For the sort of one - off that I am considering, no documentation is required because it is written in a very clear programming language (Standard ML) and I know what each part is supposed to do.

At the same time, Rose says there is plenty that we don't know, such as whether or not it is safer for employers to use fewer words in a termination clause and avoid all - inclusive language, and whether, for public policy reasons, future court decisions will put an onus on employers to make clear to employees the differences between ESA entitlements and the common law before they sign ESA - only contracts.

The General Court's finding that the choice of languages was «acceptable», however, was insufficient, as there had to be rules providing «clear, objective and foreseeable criteria» so that candidates could know sufficiently in advance what the language requirements were to be able to prepare adequately for the exams (para 90).

As a passionate Criminal Lawyer, Yossi explains to the client in very clear language everything they should know about their charge and the court process.

If that writing isn't clean and clear and concise and I don't need to tell you about some of the contract language, but you end up in all kinds of problems that lead to litigation later and you can — the cynical among us can say, well, that's just rainmaking for the litigation people that as you know the clients are happy about that, and it just creates all kinds of problems.

We get to know you, listen to your needs and explain your options in clear, simple language to help you make the best decision for you and your family.

As pioneers in online drivers ed, we know how to deliver a truly professional experience — with clear language, helpful graphics, and engaging activities, games, and movies.

However, in this case, «the error was in the deployment of the contract», and though «we do not know who made it» it is clear that «the code was correct and the problem was in the «translation» from one language to another in the deployment».

... My resume looks clearer and tells in powerful language exactly what the hiring manager needs to know.

Some of these skills are very distinct, even technical, such as being fluent in a second or third language, knowing how to write clear and accurate reports, and being good at public speaking.

My resume looks more clear and tells in powerful language exactly what the hiring manager needs to know.

IT Resumes are all that I do, so I know how to present a complex IT career in language that is clear, concise, and compelling.