Sentences with phrase «merits attention»

Education consultant Jennifer Miller has launched a wonderful, valuable new blog site for parents, Confident Parents, Confident Kids that I think merits the attention of anyone working in social, emotional and character development...

Confident Parents, Confident Kids «merits the attention of anyone working in social, emotional and character development who wants a place to send parents for ideas and advice and dialogue.»

Don't just write yours and then rely on it, though — realize that it's a work - in - progress and merits attention throughout your search.

To that end, blockchain technology merits our attention and consideration at this time.»

If you aren't sure the work you need to do on your auto merits attention from your insurance firm, go ahead an give your insurance agent a call or shop online for car insurance quotes to see how much it will cost in the long run for a «upgrade» or «customization» to your vehicle.

I'm not even going to go into the significance of a Blog winning this award here but it merits attention.

In a recent post, Simon Chester drew attention to an article entitled «Electronically Manufactured Law — Why the shift to electronic research merits attention» that was published in the Fall Issue of the Harvard Journal of Law and Technology.

Here is a link to a thoughtful article in the Harvard Journal of Law & Technology by Hofstra Professor Katrina Fischer Kuh entitled Electronically Manufactured Law — Why the shift to electronic research merits attention.

Please do not have your paralegals, secretaries, or legal assistants write to me on any matter at all,» he wrote, adding that if an issue merits his attention, it should merit the other lawyer's own attention as well.

Simon Chester drew our attention earlier this year to the article in the Harvard Journal of Law and Technology by Katrina Fischer Kuh entitled «Electronically Manufactured Law — Why the shift to electronic research merits attention».

They also incorporate a new adjustment for drifting buoys, which become very dominant in recent years and which are believed to run slightly «cold» relative engine inlets — and merits attention just as much as the changeover from buckets.

> (I) t is the performance of the broader scientific community that merits attention.

> Instead, it is the performance of the broader scientific community that merits attention.

And for even stepping up to that label, he merits attention.

Whether an individual text questions, explains or marvels at what painting can do, each merits attention, even a painter's attention.»

Let's first address the few qualms I had with the game, so I can get right into why ME3 merits your attention.

If the emergency doctor feels the cardiac condition (s) merits the attention of a specialist, they will attempt to contact the PVSEC cardiologist on - call.

One factor that merits attention with regard to the effects of neutering on joint disorders relates to documented effects of neutering in increasing body weight [19], as reflected in body condition score (BCS).

If the emergency doctor feels the ocular condition (s) merits the attention of a specialist, they will attempt to contact the PVSEC ophthalmologist on - call.

If there is an issue that merits our attention, we know that our PM will reach out via email within 48 hours.

The 2012 Volvo S80 may not have the cachet of a Lexus GS, Audi A6 or BMW 5 Series, but it merits attention among premium brands nonetheless.

Although it doesn't garner the same media spotlight as an Audi A6 or Lexus GS, the 2011 Volvo S80 still merits attention.

This wasn't the kind of packed, «slam dunk» package I might expect for a blockbuster movie, but The Mummy Returns was still a fairly solid set that merits your attention.

Nonetheless, as the best release to date of a plenty potent cinematic landmark, this disc merits your attention.

> (I) t is the performance of the broader scientific community that merits attention.

But whether or not they are authors is a much more complex matter that merits their attention before, rather than after, they run into trouble at the keyboard.

Another program that merits attention is UAB's approach to attract and retain outstanding postdocs.

The book merits attention from the old and not so old alike.

The potential for development of both oral and aerosol vaccines, for example, merits attention.

«The fact that one kind of virus is affecting so many species in so many parts of the world really merits our attention now — while we can potentially do something about it — not after an extinction event has occurred,» noted Dr. Steve Osofsky, WCS» Executive Director for Wildlife Health & Health Policy.

This is why the situation our children are facing in the East Ramapo School District is so upsetting, and so merits the attention of the entire County and those who govern it.

Each merits your attention, and your approval.

Although I fear his hopes for the idea may be inflated, I think nevertheless that its suggestive wealth merits attention.

This approach merits our attention both because of the impact it has had and because many seminary graduates believe they use it themselves, though few actually do.

The reason God gives for the penalty in Genesis 9 merits attention.

This alone merits attention — as there is much talk about the relative dearth of Catholic authors today — but Trower's life and work offer something more, as they speak to questions that are being asked within the Church today.

This alone merits attention — as there is much talk about the relative dearth of Catholic authors today — but Trower's life and work offer something more, as they speak to questions that are currently circulating within the Church.

But given the overall quality of the NAPM data, the non-manufacturing survey merits attention as well.

«This fintech pilot is part of the Bank's Strategic Plan 2017 - 2021... As the ECCB promotes the safety and soundness of the financial system in the ECCU, it also has a responsibility to encourage and support innovation... To that end, blockchain technology merits our attention and consideration at this time.»

Math aside, Rattner's opinion certainly merits attention considering his role as lead negotiator in President Obama's bid to restructure the auto industry back in 2009.

But if you merited his attention, there was no one more loyal.

They merit attention here because they obscure the distinction between EPPs and individual retirement saving arrangements.

This ensures that they can properly motivate and encourage clients while determining and resolving the core issues that merit attention in each case.

While I think that part of human nature frequently makes us foolish investors (who love chasing returns), I must admit that gold returns have been fairly impressive of late, meriting the attention it's been receiving lately.

This manner of celebrating the Eucharist seems to have been practised in several places so as to merit attention and cause Cyprian to exclaim that he is «truly astonished how this practice can have arisen whereby, contrary to the prescriptions of the gospel and of the apostles, in some places water, which by itself is incapable of signifying the blood of Christ, is offered in the Lord's cup.»

It has been vouchsafed, for example, to very few Christian believers to have had a sensible vision of their Saviour; though enough appearances of this sort are on record, by way of miraculous exception, to merit our attention later.

I have tried to bring order into this array of insightful scholarship by grouping them according to certain predominant themes, even though they merit attention each in their own right — and some prominently so.

There are now and will hereafter be many causes, dangerous in their tendency, which have not existed heretofore and which are not too insignificant to merit attention.

All these bring unique and individual textures and flavors to the product development table and merit attention from processors seeking the functional and marketing advantages they can provide.

He doesn't merit attention from the kindly, cheerful, anxious Lisa — or from us.