Sentences with phrase «plain statements»
Objective can be very effective when it is not plain statement like «Seeking an accountant position to develop my analytical skills».
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FRCP Rule 8 (a)(1) requires «a short and plain statement of the grounds for the court's jurisdiction», and FRCP Rule 12 (h)(3) says: «If the court determines at any time that it lacks subject - matter jurisdiction, the court must dismiss the action.»
Later referred to in the New York Times as «paradigms of American plain statement,» these spare, reductive works were seen as bold departures from Abstract Expressionism and as «minimalist» painting.
There are 10 co-mmandments that are plain statements.»
Style aside, though, I simply can not find an assertion anywhere in its pages that strikes me as anything other than either a plain statement of fact or a reasonable statement of Christian principle.
This is a plain statement about how silly it is for man to seek to judge someone based on earthly standards, especially when only Jesus himself has the authority to judge anyone, He is the only moral authority.
«When Jesus of spoke of the scripture needing to be fulfilled,» says Wright, «he was not simply envisaging himself doing a few scattered and random acts which corresponded to various distant and detached sayings; he was thinking of the entire storyline at last coming to fruition, and of an entire world of hints and shadows now coming to plain statement and full light.»
Since, in their view, the law had been revealed by God, they had to obey its implications as well as its plain statements.
But literal - minded interpreters of scripture have held that this must be accepted as a plain statement of historic fact.
Roberts did not have a convincing explanation as to why the court would have made this plain statement in a unanimous opinion if it were not obvious to the court in 1971 that this was the proper understanding of Brown.
In the words of Patrick Leigh Fermor, «the picture has the atmosphere of an enigma and such are sometimes best expressed, or hidden, in plain statement.»