Sentences with phrase «matter at hand»

I myself seek validation from people on so many levels, e.g. personal relations, job performance, personal views on matters at hand, etc..

The game is presented in a cute pixel art style which initially seems rather at odds with the subject matter at hand.

Their cost can be significant less, but their role is absolutely clear — to coordinate the legal project process, so the lawyers can focus on the legal matter at hand.

But with more pressing matters at hand, it's easier to just push the money stuff off for now — there's plenty of time for that later, right?

But the main matter at hand is, of course, baseball itself.

Anyway, back to the money saving matter at hand!

Which brings us to the less savory matter at hand.

From the loan processor to the credit analyst, a successful employee will be able to articulate the financial matters at hand to all interested parties.

They work closely with their superior taking note not only of their business affairs but also considering personal matters at hand that can affect the office's activities.

Be sure to convey your enthusiasm, drive, and expertise in the subject matter at hand.

One of the key roles of the legal project manager is to lead the team through the project process, while team members have a focus on the legal matter at hand.

Defensive Responses The respondent creates a sense of separation by allowing the speaker to relinquish responsibility for matters at hand.

And, it means going further and also asking questions about the particular matter at hand:

In a stirring speech, McDormand put her Oscar on the floor as if to say she had more important matters at hand and then asked every single woman in the room who was nominated in any category to stand up with her.

In terms of the specific matter at hand, the EU Budget negotiations, it's hard to tell.

Long's is my first conversation that shifts away from Pasadena sunshine to the football matters at hand.

Not only is this plainly wrong, but it is also irrelevant to the stated matter at hand: learning «who we are».

The players behind these characters bring a gravitas and unfettered sincerity to the fragile matters at hand.

He spends much of his time trying to not think about Nicole by engaging in a marathon of sex with a plethora of women, yet is disturbed when hallucinations and inability to concentrate to matters at hand keeps his performance less than stellar in the sack.

Whenever Catarella's speech became ceremonious, it meant there was no small matter at hand.

If you've suffered a flood, hurricane, wildfire or other natural disaster, your credit card company may have a policy or the leeway to help you defer your monthly payment so you can deal with urgent matters at hand.

Solutions like Checkpoint Catalyst aim to compress those cycles, combining the presentation of primary authorities with practical guidance while also incorporating the process of applying tax concepts to the underlying matter at hand.

Always stick to the primary matters at hand.

It's almost the same for younger employees who try to be conscientious and take their meeting notes on their phones while the elders in the room see them as insufferable idiots who are checking their email and newsfeeds instead of focusing on matters at hand.

One senses that the subject matter at hand is determinative.

The respondent creates a sense of separation by allowing the speaker to relinquish responsibility for matters at hand.

Caputo later followed up with: «This is certainly a tempest in a Tea pot, especially when you compare these few buzzing hornets to the pressing matters at hand in Albany.»

Outside of the courtroom, lawyers generally ask questions of clients that pertain to their technical work and the legal matters at hand.

Their development is a constant iterative process that is influenced by ESI processing, production specifications and legal issues surrounding the particular matter at hand.

This kind of content is not meant to show off how experienced or clever the lawyers are in general, but to show how the firm understands and is on top of matters directly related to the client and the specific matter at hand.

Instead, simply fix a constant gaze on the listener and show them that you're fully concentrated on the matter at hand.

Back to the matter at hand.

Just don't let your mind wander off from the matter at hand.

The various investments of the Downtown Project may seem haphazard, but one of Hsieh's big ideas is investing in people — whether or not they have expertise in the matter at hand.

Ultimately, the testimony of Levandowski in the matter at hand could come down to whether the case is heard in court or in arbitration, with the latter scenario being the more likely instance in which the embattled engineer would appear.

Included in that lawsuit is this element of the «factual background» to the matter at hand.

Furthermore, by amending the Act in 2012 to create two categories of participation, Parliament was signaling that procedures need to be more focused and efficient and that, as such, the Board was justified in creating procedure that requires «rigorous demonstration» (at para 77) of the capacity to make a contribution to the Board's consideration of the matter at hand.

To insert another target to pull you away from the matter at hand.

Jerry, Your comment has nothing to do with the matter at hand.

I think they should contain their disputes to the matters at hand but none of thse middle eastern countries know what a boundary is — emotional or georgraphical.

What this means for prayer is not that we should attempt the psychological impossibility of giving at the same time full attention to God and equally full attention to the matters at hand.

Second, we must surely judge that individual (after the fact) to have been most clear - sighted and objective who saw the truth of the matter at hand, not the one who was most nuanced in his deliberations.

Then people like you get to come on and spew your biased and inaccurate opinions for free, at the expense of the subject matter at hand.

For us to take comfort in money or success is to take our eyes off the matter at hand.

The American democratic procedures that have shaped the practice of Presbyterian polity were developed for ongoing legislative and judicial bodies, not for a one - week - and - done meeting of persons unfamiliar with both the matters at hand and each other.