Sentences with phrase «often challenging area»

This is a unique and often challenging area of the law that relies far more heavily on case law and the subjective interpretation of judges than other areas.

Not exact matches

«This rapidly evolving area often presents new challenges for people engaged in these economic activities, whether they are renting a room or providing a ride,» said IRS Commissioner John Koskinen in a statement.

Beliefs that marginalize and diminish others (or identified groups of people) is one area where I often challenge such views.

Scott Sinclair, who has so often been the spark for the hosts, once again turned provider as he jinked his way past challenges in the opposition penalty area before laying the assist for his teammate.

I try not to make assumptions about what I'm going to encounter in any given area of the country, because I've found that my expectations are often challenged by experience.

It is also a fact that women, Hispanics, and African - Americans are the biggest challenge and the biggest opportunity: Often for cultural reasons, they are underrepresented in many STEM areas, yet they make up the bulk of the future workforce.

But mothers in urban, poor and minority areas often face unique challenges as well: the sheer logistics of finding time to breastfeed, perhaps while juggling single motherhood and working a service job where it's difficult to find a private, clean place to use a breastpump, for example.

The rural economy faces significant challenges that urban areas do often do not encounter.

More often I found that we made points or issued challenges, or tried to spark controversy in one policy area or another, and it has fallen on deaf ears among the broadcasters in a way I've never seen in a previous election.

The researchers found that while the development of the centers heightened nationwide preparedness levels, challenges remained in providing the necessary treatment, and often strained an institution's capacity, especially in key areas such as waste disposal, staffing and pediatric care:

I have been able to move on to more interesting and often more challenging scientific texts, some even from areas of my immediate expertise.

The remaining few infections are often in the most rural or challenging spots — ongoing conflict between Islamic militants and counterterrorism forces in Mali, for example, has made it difficult for public health advocates to safely work in the area.

Job satisfaction is a sense of personal growth most often measured by the challenges and «learning situations» experienced, combined with time to allow you to settle into specific areas of personal mastery.

They are also challenged when providing an even room temperature and often create hot or cold areas.

Often the place where we are experiencing structural pain is not where the challenge originates from, and pain may often be «referred» from another Often the place where we are experiencing structural pain is not where the challenge originates from, and pain may often be «referred» from another often be «referred» from another area.

The spring weather in my area is often cold, wet, and rainy, which brings with it a unique set of challenges.

Decorate Your Basement Bar Area With Recycled Lighting Fixtures Lighting is often one of the most challenging aspects of decorating your basement.

Despite the warm fuzzies I get from my vintage Dior New Look - inspired dresses, every so often I like to challenge myself a bit to step outside of that place where I feel safe and secure... Because really, if we're hiding something due to insecurity, over time it'll work itself into our brain that there are areas of our bodies that ALWAYS need to be covered up.

Dating can often be a challenge for singles — especially online dating — but dating when you have a mental, physical, or emotional disability can make Find disabled singles in your area.

One of the hardest parts is encouraging both the students and their parents not to undermatch a student — applying or attending a school that is not challenging enough — often an issue for kids in low - income areas, he explains.

School principals who have led significant improvements in low socioeconomic areas often report that their first challenge was to confront low expectations based on students» backgrounds.

As we continue to study choice - based policies in K — 12 education, one challenge we must confront is the push - pull created by high - stakes accountability measures designed to assess schools, students, and educators, based solely on test scores — an area where choice proponents and opponents often find common ground.

Now that's going to be a challenge for both primary schools — because they are unfamiliar with this area a lot of the time, but they're keen to learn — and also in secondary schools, they might be familiar with the curriculum and the knowledge, but often they don't have that industry exposure.

That is because the learning in that area often requires challenge of assumptions, deep inquiry into leaders» thinking and the opportunity for extended dialogue between the learner and someone who is more expert.

The «How» in a Differentiated Classroom is often the area most educators find most challenging.

With the school's location and inherent challenges centered in a low - income area, many of St. Michael's teachers are new to their careers and often are not developing long - term ties with the school.

Some of the areas of strength that TFA looks for include a deep belief in the potential of all kids (often informed by experience in low - income communities); leadership; past achievement; perseverance in challenging situations; long - term commitment to reaching goals; excellent organization and critical - thinking skills; strong interpersonal skills; and an ability to work with individuals from a variety of backgrounds.

Often these really ready skills are reserved for those students who are seen as ready for additional challenges, or who have already demonstrated mastery in core academic areas.

As with classroom teachers, there are increasing concerns about the difficulty in recruiting to leadership positions and that challenge is often most acutely felt in areas with poor results where strong leadership could have the greatest impact.

However, using data to group and / or reteach content often presents challenges to high school content - area teachers, who are typically expected to accomplish a very set scope of standards in a very limited amount of time.

Upper - elementary content - area teachers often face the challenge of how to make content - area text more accessible for their students.

ELLSWD often face a significant challenge in producing writing in all areas of the curriculum.

Startups often don't announce their initial funding for quarters or years, which leads to the «oh I didn't know you guys invested in that area» challenge for early funds like ours.

Some of the topics of interest to me would be: Vaccination myths - how often do we truly need to vaccinate Animal behavior and dealing with high anxiety pets Behavior modification for cats - humanely keep them from scratching Reducing stress during travel / boarding Basic home grooming guidance - you know first hand we are challenged in that area!

Townhouses also represent a uniquely challenging environment for cats with the narrow staircases leading to each floor becoming areas where conflict can often occur.

Our 14 Resolutions for 2014, published here in the Dogington Post, (http://dogingtonpost.com/a-nutrition-experts-14-resolutions-for-a-healthier-happier-dog-in-2014/#.UsnxLbso5lY) addresses the issue of dogs with mild to moderate mobility challenges whose lives are VASTLY improved by adding stair runners, room to room runners, and area rugs to today's modern homes which too often become «skating rinks» for dogs with joint pain.

I also found some of the missions repetitive as they followed similar patterns where Spidey would have infiltrate an area, take down enemies in room after room, then finish off with the inevitable boss fight or a room inundated with even more enemies Sure it is enjoyable, and a challenge at times, but I often found the experience seemed to drag out.

In games like Civilisation V I often only need help with a few areas of the game — like balancing my economy, say — but enjoy more challenge in diplomacy or city management.

Every so often through the game, you are prompted to go to the Challenge area to see if you can get a «perfect» score on a randomly chosen game.

In areas with political unrest or other socioeconomic challenges to human conditions of existence, art is often influenced by these circumstances.

And though on both sides of the Atlantic, research institutes and specific science training programmes are emerging to address this challenge, as Zoe Corbyn reports in the Times Higher Education Supplement, on the whole interdisciplinary studies are cited less often than studies in single disciplines (in some areas 4 times less often), suggesting it could be some time before they get the recognition they deserve.

However, traditional wet - cooled CSP plants often consume a large amount of water which especially causes a challenge in arid areas where water resources are scarce.

We wouldn't hesitate to strip the certification from a rogue engineer who decided to challenge the theory of gravity, why exactly would we rise to defend climatologists who refuse to read up on their area of «expertise» and choose instead to side with contrarians who are ideologically driven and, often, financially corrupt?

[4] Quite often, the challenged measures relate to policy areas where member states enjoy wide discretion (if not exclusive competence), which begs the question of whether the measures relate to a «field covered by EU law» if the measures only have to comply with the fundamental freedoms and the principle of non-discrimination and have no direct connection to the requirements of specific EU acts (such as directives and regulations).

Prioritising such a list also has its challenges, as so many needy areas see themselves as a priority when asked, and they are often well justified.

Recognising the potential and challenges of the law promoting gender - equality, Charlotte is often invited to speak and write about gender - based legal reforms in areas such as FGM, forced marriage, prostitution, rape and quotas for women.

Lawyers in small law firms are often generalists and engage in challenging, varied work across a broad spectrum of practice areas.

Vaccine injury practice is a fascinating and challenging area of federal litigation involving complex medical causation issues, scientific research (typically in areas such as immunology, neurology, and genetics), medical experts, and, often - times, detailed damages calculations.

Restrictive skilled migration policies continue to be a challenge for the global mobility of talent, often exacerbating the talent mismatch in specific areas.

«Older workers tend to have a boatload of experience — often in many different functional areas,» Isaacs says, «so the challenge is to whittle the resume content down to what employers would find most valuable.»