Sentences with phrase «least for our present purposes»

Not exact matches

It is not the purpose of this presentation to look into the theme of proselytism throughout the history of the Christian Church, but at least we should bear in mind that «Proselytism became a major interchurch problem through Roman Catholic (RC) and Protestant missionary work in countries where other Christian churches were already present - for example, among the Orthodox in the Middle East, Ethiopia and India, and among RCs in Latin America.»

For instance, there are the hermeneutical questions of whether the image of Christ emerging through the glasses of Islamic mysticism is what the Bible or Biblical authors «intended»; If the purpose of the crystallization of the supposed authorial intention or purpose is to connect the ancient and the present «viewpoints» or the worldviews, one may ask if such a possibility of a pure state of intention possible to extract at all, or is it not that the reader often always creates» at least some elements of the supposed «intentions».

The administrator of each designated organizational unit shall see that both the days present and the days absent for each employee are reported to the district school superintendent at least once each month in the manner prescribed for that purpose.

She, too, wants to see DRM relaxed or done away with altogether, as well as eliminating proprietary software and devices or, at least, making software that are more user friendly --- at present, she says that the Kindle (and Nook) devices offered are functional, but neither is that efficient for her purposes.

Under the rules pertaining to the substantial presence test, your spouse is considered a U.S. resident alien for tax purposes if your spouse is physically present in the United States on at least: 1.

The rule that's important for present purposes is one that says your periodic payments must continue for at least five years or until you're age 59 1/2 or disabled, whichever is later.

It seems to me that the shortcomings of climate science today reside not in the quality of its data, which is already close to as good as it's going to get with our present resources, at least for the purposes of immediate advances in climate science, but rather in its inability to answer the following questions with anything better than consensual guesswork.

It is enough for present purposes that strict scrutiny is applied at least in some cases.

First, although the sample size of the present study was sufficient (Nagin 2005) for the purposes of the study and comparable to previous studies in this area (e.g., Feng et al. 2008), the findings should be replicated in a larger sample (at least 500) to draw more reliable conclusions.