Sentences with phrase «of guidepost»

Thomas J. Cowley and Joe Jaffe are senior managing directors of Guidepost Solutions; Kevin T. Brant is a senior managing director of forensic accounting services at Guidepost Solutions.

Author: Bart M. Schwartz is chairman and CEO of Guidepost Solutions, a global investigations, compliance and security firm.

That was the genesis of Guidepost to the New Work (2016), which is presented by Victoria Miro as part of the Armory's Platform sector, curated by Sotheby's Senior Vice President Eric Shiner, who was until last year director of the Andy Warhol Museum in Pittsburgh.

Still, with a month to go until the Academy Awards nominations are announced, these groups do provide enough of a guidepost to reshuffle the Oscar Power Rankings with reactions to those groups as well as the dozen or so critics groups that have also announced their awards for 2014.

The ciliogenic transcription factor RFX3 regulates early distribution of guidepost neurons required for corpus callosum development.

«Astronomers can use the data we drew on to create this image as a kind of guidepost,» New York University astronomer Michael Blanton says.

The next day, the governor's office provided a select group of reporters with the Summary Findings and Review Protocols developed by his consultant Bart Schwartz of Guidepost Solutions.

Cohen's attorneys suggested four options, all former prosecutors with the Manhattan U.S. attorney's office: Bart Schwartz of Guidepost Solutions; Joan McPhee, an attorney at Ropes & Gray; Tai Park of Park Jensen Bennett and George S. Canellos of Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy.

I'm fortunate to have the support of Guidepost's resources and am privileged to partner with remarkable executives.»

Editor's Note: Edward Grinnan is editor - in - chief of Guideposts magazine and author of «The Promise of Hope: How True Stories of Hope and Inspiration Saved My Life and How They Can Transform Yours.»

I am arguing for God, I am arguing to free our understanding of God from the prison of these doctrines — doctrines from a particular time and place that are too often considered to be our final destination, instead of guideposts along the way; doctrines that are too often used to stop questions instead of to help find answers.

The primary activities of the Guideposts organization are publishing Guideposts magazine and maintaining an outreach ministry service.»

Of the guideposts we are here considering, the first two clearly undermine the basic assumption of Ford's genetic approach — that Whitehead's metaphysical thinking evolved primarily in this country and changed so rapidly that it crystallized into the final mature position only in the supposedly late writings constituting the third part of Process and Reality.

The Gospels and Epistles are full of guideposts in a strange tongue that seem to direct us to a realization of a Christ who could include the Christ beyond Christianity and so the sincere believer in God outside the visible church.

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It's taking on the tasks and assignments that have a steep learning curve that tend to deliver the key insights and guideposts to helping them build their career of their dreams - even if they didn't always know what to expect when they took it on.

Some economists say that it's impossible to «grow yourself out» of this deficit, but Flaherty says a new budget expected in March will explain the «guideposts» of his big plan.

A good next move for Congress would be to launch a long - overdue update of the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act from 1986, which makes it unlawful to break into a computer to access or alter information and, astoundingly, still serves as a legal guidepost today.

«A DRTV marketer's guidepost has historically been a 5 to 1 ratio of price to cost of goods, in order to afford media and other costs.

This includes quarterly press conferences by the Fed chair following FOMC meetings; publishing growth, inflation and short - term interest rate forecasts of FOMC participants on a quarterly basis; and a concerted effort to lay out the guideposts that the FOMC will look at in assessing progress towards our dual mandate objectives.

With the Phillips curve appearing to be a less reliable guidepost than it has been in the past, the anchoring role of inflation expectations remains critically important.

This includes regular press conferences following Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meetings by the Fed chair; the publishing of growth and inflation forecasts of FOMC participants; and a concerted attempt to lay out the guideposts that the FOMC will look at to assess progress toward our mandate.

There's no book to follow, and I think connections to other people who've experienced this from other tragedies, or from Sandy Hook, can be useful as guideposts for people here in terms of, «Well, this is what happened that we weren't expecting, and this is how we handled it.

There are indeed several of monetary policy rules that may serve as a guidepost for the Federal Reserve, and the most prominent one is the often - cited Taylor rule by economist John B. Taylor.

Aides do point to Carson's experience on corporate boards (which he says he will resign from now that he's running for president) and the business experience of members of his inner circle, such as Jeff Reeter, Carson's national finance chairman, a managing partner at Northwestern Mutual, as guideposts for his philosophy: the campaign's economic policy will be business - friendly.

Guidepost Solutions Welcomes J. William Weinberg, Former Director of Acquisitions at Department of Homeland Security Immigration and Customs Enforcement

Guidepost Solutions, a global leader in compliance, investigations, and security consulting, appointed J. William «Bill» Weinberg as managing director of its Federal Practice in Washington D.C. Weinberg will help clients navigate the complicated federal acquisition rules, pursue federal contracts, and successfully manage federal contracts.

It's awareness of historical context that is important in terms of elevating risk management at any point in time, since equity market valuations are guideposts.

They should serve as guideposts or examples of top behaviors in selling.

Two generations before the internet and social networking, the minister and grandfather of the self - help movement, Norman Vincent Peale, founded Guideposts as a place for what would eventually come to be known as user - generated content.

Aging Well: Surprising Guideposts to a Happier Life from the Landmark Harvard Study of Adult Development, by George E. Vaillant.

So in the spirit of shining a light rather than just cursing the darkness, here are a few guideposts for Christian engagement in an era of deep division and poisonous discourse:

Tocqueville provides us with five guideposts for thinking about the future relation of democracy and religion.

Take, for example, the case of the successful young man writing in Guideposts from his home in Palm Beach, Florida, in a feature called A Spiritual Workshop and titled, «How to Begin a Glorious Day.»

Sounds to me that this story is an indication that Guideposts is a load of hooey, and it doesn't help anyone.

Guideposts is full of accounts where this is the case.

The sublime thought of Gregory of Nyssa remains a true guidepost today: «these gliding and glittering lights of God's word which sparkle over the eyes of the soul... but now let what we hear from Elijah rise up to our soul and would that our thoughts, too, might be snatched up into the fiery chariot... so we would not have to abandon hope of drawing close to these stars, by which I mean the thoughts of God...»

The most fundamental guidepost provided by Whitehead is also the most explicitly and frequently stated: (1) that his books can be read independently of one another, but are meant to complement and supplement each other in giving expression to his philosophical system.

The upshot of the three Whiteheadian guideposts above considered should now be clear.

The third guidepost, in turn, makes evident that there is no credible warrant for Ford's attribution to Whitehead of a reluctance to acknowledge in print changes in his metaphysical position; for this attribution is clearly at odds with Whitehead's well - established habit of explicitly acknowledging in later works (or second editions) mistakes made in earlier ones (or first editions).

1940 Word of Life (Jack Wyrtzen) 1941 Japanese attack Pearl Harbor1941 Young Life (Jim Rayburn) 1941 Carl McIntire founds American Council of Christian Churches1941 First «Word for Life» youth rally held1942 National Association of Evangelicals1943 National Religious Broadcasters1944 Ockenga holds «scholar's conferences» (until 1947) 1945 Youth for Christ (Torrey Johnson) 1945 Guideposts...

I go through about 50 pounds of flour every couple of months, but I'm not a good guidepost.

Emotions are the guideposts of our life.

API's Eight Principles of Parenting can help give you guideposts for decisions you have to make as a parent, helping to guide you toward parenting behaviors that are in line with healthy, emotionally close relationships with your children.

Learning your Baby's Signs of Hunger and Fullness Hunger and fullness are still your guideposts when offering solids.

The contract between Cuomo's office and Guidepost Solutions LLC, the firm of private investigator Bart Schwartz that was hired to probe the Buffalo Billion and nanotech - related state projects, was approved by the comptroller's office on June 7.

The Office of the State Comptroller confirmed Thursday it approved the $ 1.04 million contract with Schwartz's company, Guidepost Solutions, last month.

Guidepost often bids on contracts with the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, which is partially appointed by Cuomo, and whose executive director Pat Foye was recommended by Cuomo.

Guidepost is a global leader in this field of compliance monitoring, which is meant to ensure the legally embroiled companies adhere to the law going forward and address systemic flaws.

«Guidepost's work with (the Port Authority), which is not a New York state entity but a joint NJ and NY entity with its own governance and operational infrastructure, does not pose a conflict of interest.

«Neither Bart Schwartz nor Guidepost Solutions have a conflict of interest in carrying out the work as defined by the contract with the New York State Executive Chamber,» said a Schwartz spokesperson, Montieth Illingworth.