Sentences with phrase «know the answers to upon»

This 100 question exam consists of fill in the blank, essay and multiple choice questions that you should know the answers to upon successful completion of the course material.

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This method is heavily dependent upon fundamental data, number crunching, knowing everything there is to know about the company and the wider situation in which it sits, asking all the questions you can possible ask about the company and finding the answers.

There is no answer as to what actually happened, but we do know that starting from there the church embarked on the far - reaching intellectual enterprise which is the building of a Christian theology, and philosophy of life, upon the foundation thus laid, and that is an unfinished story.

Channeling our wondering into the form of a question is the imposition of a pattern and a procedure upon the mind,» says Abraham Joshua Heschel and continues: «To know that a question is an answer in disguise is a minimum of wisdom.

I come from a very religious family and left it behind because upon exploring and seeking answers, nothing melded and the lack of evidence for a god piled up to the point where there was no longer justification for believing.

@Bill — Happened upon this exchange and it appears you know the answer to the question of when the State can distinguish between genuine religious conviction and self - serving claims, and so I write this to explore your understanding based on my own...

Creationists ascribe it to another of Satan's lies, but every atheist knows deep in their heart that we must answer to Galapagor upon death.

I am not a theologian and do not assume to know the mind of God nor am I a man of any particularly extensive education so I do not claim that I have the answer at all I just notice that this thread did not get much attention and so thought that I might take it upon myself to open it up for further discussion for those interested I will check back periodically to continue the discussion.

It is a tough task to challenge such fascism crimes; As a victim of a series of fascism crimes associated with Udacity cofounder Sebastian Thrun along with this criminal suspect Gabriele Scheler, and the likes, what I posted on the web are no more than facts, facts those fascists I challenged dare never officially deny, either publicly or in private; I bet such of their fascism crimes would not be tolerated anywhere in human society; If anyone disagree, especially those in my public challenge, please give us a candid answer right here on this board, which part in my statements is not base upon facts?

I find it staggering that there could be a list known to the police of people known to have their phone tapped, I am named as one of them, for such a criminal act not to be reported to me and not for action to be taken against he people who've done it reflects very badly upon the police and I want to know their answer.

Here are some simple thought - provoking questions to get to know yourself and to spotlight why you are where you are: I encourage you to actively write down a few examples of answers to each question to continue reflecting upon.

you fully expect the answer to be, «Well, it was a popular mediocre musical once upon a time, but something in that insidious power ballad «Defying Gravity» led to what we now know as the end of the world.»

Suddenly, my students became more alert in class, knowing that if called upon, they would have to produce quality answers.

Well the answer is both yes and no and this very much depends upon the publishing route that you want to take.

His «answers» to WCBC talk - show host Ogre Winfield's questions are mostly based upon an extensive and careful reading of his writings and speeches from 1921 - 1945, as well as those of his inner circle and others who knew him and survived the war.

As a scientist, I know I can talk to the lay person, politician, journalist, or whomever, and make it sound lie a crisis or a no - never - mind, like a well defined and understood situation of a confusing case where superficial answers based upon what I want you to hear, and so forth.

It allows people to go in and answer questions in natural language about their convictions and then based upon how they answer the questions they'll be asked different questions and it kind of walks them through a decision tree and at the end of it it makes kind of an assessment, not a determinative legal assessment, it'll say you know we think that you're probably a good candidate based upon your responses but we're going to double check it.

Answer: No, it sounds like you may have stumbled upon the park recently created in Shorecrest for sex offenders to hang out in.

Canada's justice system is built upon key democratic rights including the right to counsel, the right to a fair trial, the right to know the case against you and to make full answer and defence, the right to be free from arbitrary and prolonged detention, the right to habeas corpus, and the right to presumption of innocence.

The short answer to whether an Arizona judge may order child support based upon a percentage of a parent's income is no, an Arizona court can not simply order a parent to pay a percentage of his or her income for child support according to the Arizona Court of Appeals in the case of Brevick v. Brevick.

In order to appear in a Special Content Result Block for a mobile search, a page must contain a known fact or commonly agreed upon answer to a specific question, and the site and page author must both have a high level of authority.

Quick Issue Critical illness is issued upon answering «No» to just 8 qualifying questions, provided there are no unfavorable reports from the Medical Insurance Bureau.

Most beneficiaries want to know these answers upon the receipt of the proceeds of a life insurance policy.

And if your audience is a reader who is known for giving curt answers, has a short fuse and is looked upon as someone not too pleasant, you will need to change your approach.

... I belive the answer to be plain old human nature based upon that deeply held feeling described as HOPE, the same feeling that one expresses when justifying purchasing a lottery ticket... you just never know.

I would submit that this form is most valuable to lawyers who end up litigating on behalf of litigants claiming damages or defending their positions against same based upon not only dishonest and misleading statements that most assuredly appear on these SPIS smooth deal - facilitator documents, but also upon assumed honestly held but nevertheless misleading statements (the seller «thinks» he / she knows the correct answer to a question, but in fact does «not» know for sure, and guesses... yes... or no) that can ultimately lead to an expensive court case.