Sentences with phrase «nature of written documents»

Our interpretive venture must continually recognize the inherently oppressive nature of written documents that were and often still are controlled by the educated and the powerful.

Not exact matches

Time (March 10, 1975, p. 83) introduces its comment on the case with the striking words of the Westminster catechism — a document written in the amazing Cromwellian age of Protestant orthodoxy when moral absolutes were thought to be not only propositional but «in the nature of things.»

Officials in Rome have made clear they will continue on their planned course of releasing the final document on Thursday, named Laudato si («Praised Be,» after a song to nature written by St. Francis, the pope's namesake).

If Jones wrote «xyzzy» in a Climategate email, and that was a damaging revelation, then other emails, documents, conversations, etc wouldn't change the damaging nature of the fact that he said «xyzzy.»

Further, students were free not to engage with the writing seminar program at all during their first semester but to postpone all engagement until the spring semester.38 The voluntary nature of the program was clearly indicated on all legal writing and program documents and explicitly discussed by all legal writing professors, who also, however, discussed the benefits of early attention to the material.

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The whole point of writing a resume objective is to give the reader something to look forward to read in a document that does not really inspire much interest because of its dry nature.

As indicated above, while the nature of the representation is normally documented with a seller / landlord by way of a listing contract, the use of written buyer's agency contracts, particularly in residential real estate, has not been as common.