Sentences with phrase «over the wording of»

All this shows how much love and respect a muslim has over the word of God compared to other people to their respective scriptures.

Putting any personal statement in the letters over the words of Jesus to underline a personal opinion about truth is the wrong chronology.

Many times, we would slave over the wording of mission statements and vision documents, and then try to figure out the best way to communicate it to the rest of the church.

The Words of the Son of God is more than good enough for me any day over the words of any man.

If Aristotle's report carries over the words of Anaximander (and not merely some later inference), Anaximander, himself already so conceived his basic principle, the apeiron (the indefinite): «And this, they say, is the divine.

As children work over the words of this poem, they may begin to see something of the interrelationships of all growing things.

You come along and tell me I am not just deceived, but that I place my standards higher than God's, that I simply give lip service, accused me of not believing God, of being influenced by Satan, stated I am condemned by Jesus and the apostles, stated I have arrogant pride in myself over the Word of God, (need I go on?

over the word of God.

As soon as I find a craft fair to sell at, I will be pouring over every word of this!

«We chose to take the word of the police over the word of the Guardian.»

Campaigners trying to stop HS2 were awaiting the latest legal ruling into challenges against the scheme today, amid controversy over the wording of the legislation.

It's suggesting that it be given the final say over the wording of the eventual question which will be put to Scottish voters.

The 13 April release of IPCC's mitigation assessment — the third of three reports — was capped by 5 days of negotiations in Berlin over the wording of the report's «Summary for Policymakers.»

The most humorous thing about the Flat Earth Society is that they actually believe their own word over the word of certified Geographers, Astronomers, and Scientists.

She looks at the classroom board, her eyes moving slowly over the words of a problem that her teacher projected there as the students came in from recess and sat down for their math lesson:

The religious studies GCSE caused controversy last November, when three parents took the Department for Education (DfE) to court over the wording of a paragraph in the new subject content, claiming that it «gave unlawful priority to the teaching of religious views as compared to non-religious views, including those of humanism».

But a proofread is still needed, and if you can't afford a professional, please find several people with a very fine eye for detail to go over every word of your typeset or formatted manuscript.

For decades, academics as well as private and professional investors have picked over the words of both men, delivered in open letters and at Berkshire's annual shareholder meetings.

The IPCC is just the front organization for the real bureaucracies, which are the various government departments who send representatives to haggle over the wording of the IPCC report, particularly the SPM.

The standoff between the United States and China was the flash point in Copenhagen last year, with the final late night haggling session consumed by disagreement over the wording of the brief political agreement.

The whole point of a peer review system would be to get on with the work of cutting emissions instead of wrangling over every word of a draft treaty.

Not exact matches

Design has changed over the last few yrs., and no longer is it enough to get jobs through word - of - mouth.

The hearings showed many senators stumbling over their own words, asking irrelevant questions, and having Zuckerberg explain basic functions of his products.

Many businesses survive or perish by both word - of - mouth attention and effective advertising strategies.If you gain «word - of - mouth traction,» this can be successfully amplified over different social media platforms to countless other interested members of your audience.

Furthermore, an engaged consumer is more likely to become a brand advocate and boost your sales over time through word of mouth marketing.

But that's not the final word, apparently, because other evidence suggests that brand loyalty is as strong as it's ever been: Fully 77 percent of consumers in one survey, for instance, said they return to the same brands over and over again, with 37 percent of them qualifying as «brand loyalists» — the segment of customers who will stay true to a brand even if offered a superior product from a competitor.

Even as U.S. officials try to assure Americans that a war - of - words with China over trade tariffs is merely a negotiation tactic, the National Retail Federation is highlighting just how much the U.S. has to lose if a trade war does come to pass.

The chart below shows how the prevalence of the word «fact» has changed over time, using a tool designed to search for it in Google's library of millions of books published from 1600 to 2008.

In other words, Facebook, Twitter, and other services not only have a significant amount of control over who sees specific kinds of content because of their algorithms, but they are becoming more involved in creating it as well.

He continued his anecdote by sharing his surefire way of get over his stutter, which is to say his favorite word.

By the spring of 2014, the video library had swelled to over 50 plays and the Word file had morphed into a detailed Power Point presentation.

Now comes word of more legal woes: The cities of San Francisco and Los Angeles have sued the company over allegations that it overcharges consumers, as well as makes misleading claims about the safety of its service.

The visit came amid rising diplomatic tensions surrounding the Korean Peninsula and a war of words between the U.S. and North Korea over the Communist regime's missile launches and nuclear weapons development.

«The days of sending a foot soldier out in the field to randomly call to qualify are over,» says Gary Hultgren, director of sales training at Moore Business Forms, a $ 2.5 - billion company in Lake Forest, Ill. «Cold calling has almost become a dirty word because of the economics.

Merkel, whose popularity has fallen over her handling of the refugee crisis, said the word «limit» did not feature in the CDU's main resolution which will be debated at the two - day party congress starting on Monday in the southern city of Karlsruhe.

A word of caution, though: The ups and downs in an employee's personal life can carry over into the office.

Increased consumption of online media has led to a boom in digital video advertising, a sphere that encompasses in - stream ads (ads that run at the beginning, middle or end of video content), in - banner ads (display ads that contain embedded video) and in - text ads (video ads that show up when a user hovers over a relevant word).

Currently two of our smartest minds — Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg — are in a war of words over whether artificial intelligence is more likely to improve our lives or destroy them.

One of the most effective and cost - efficient ways to spread the word about your brand and find new customers can be over social media.

«It's difficult to explain what Color does with a bullet list of features,» admits TechCrunch writer Jason Kincaid, who spends over 1000 words on the task.

Internet provider members such as Comcast and AT&T are currently locked in a war of words with technology company members such as Netflix and Amazon over the idea of paid prioritization, where ISPs can charge online content companies more for better - quality connections.

Since he took over as worldwide managing director in July, he's launched a dozen internal initiatives, ranging from cost - cutting measures (at a firm notorious for not taking its own efficiency medicine) to a new focus on marketing (a word that, by Barton's own account, draws gasps of horror at McKinsey).

Belying Spicer's comment is data from the Corpus of Contemporary American English, which has 450 million words spoken on television and written in books and print media over the past three decades.

In other words, if multiple SIM card use in countries with penetration rates of over 100 % is accounted for, Canada doesn't look that bad.

«There is a lot of anger in the FBI (the entire intelligence community, for that matter) over how this president will say nary a negative word about the Russians, but will insult us every chance he gets,» he said.

«I walked over and said the words that would forever change the course of our company, «Don't worry, it's flower time.»

It's a broad range that, according to your interpretation of the measure's wording, would include even very early - stage startups so long as they've received more than $ 1 million in funding over the course of a single tax year.

He said he was glad that the presidential candidates at least mentioned the word «cybersecurity» during the debate instead of ignoring the subject, but he expressed dismay over Trump's comments that a recent hack into the Democratic National Committee's servers could have involved «somebody sitting on their bed that weighs 400 pounds.»

«I would expect our NFL numbers to increase significantly year over year because of positive word of mouth,» Marver says.

With President Trump and the mayor of San Juan in a war of words this weekend over the relief efforts in hurricane - battered Puerto Rico and a stream of harrowing images coming out of the island and its neighbors in the Caribbean, it's easy to feel gloomy about the response to the disaster.