Sentences with phrase «point involving mark»

Alas, the film goes down all the wrong roads, with a snooze - inducing major plot point involving Mark's shady money dealings that feels like it belongs in another movie.

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What Mark S. and others are clearly pointing out that these church people can say anything at Citizens of the US and if they want to speak in an official capacity for the church, that's fine too, but they should in no way be invited to the planning table with the joint chiefs the same way that PETA can stomp their feet all they want to but aren't actually involved with congress on how to tax meat products.

Nevertheless, the focus will remain on survival for a side that had been tipped to be involved in a relegation battle this season, and they continue to edge closer to the 40 - point mark which ordinarily is enough to avoid the drop.

The mayor proudly highlighted that no new Legionella infections had been identified since August 3, and pointing to high marks Dr. Bassett and the rest of his administration from the federal agencies that got involved in the crisis last week.

It involves awarding points, badges and achievements when learners do certain things (such as complete a piece of learning or get full marks on a test) and it works to reinforce the learning and motivate them to continue learning more.

Solving the riddles and collecting special question mark trophies unlock character biographies, character models, and special Challenge Mode levels in which certain portions of the game involving combat and predator skills can be replayed on demand for fun and points.

Hrag Vartanian: I was thinking about your paintings the other day and I wondered if you could call them a contemporary form of «landscapes» or maybe «urbanscapes» since they often involve geography and the placement of important points of interest that mark the land.

He also pointed out that many of the provisions contained in the CAD deal specifically with comparative advertising involving competitors» trade names or marks.

The SCFR convention of sub-numbering rules involves hyphens (e.g. «Rule 3 - 1 (2.1)») in contrast to other jurisdictions which tend to prefer simple section numbers and minimal punctuation marks beyond brackets or decimal points (e.g. Ontario's «Rule 1.04 (1.1)»).

• Physical evidences — Physical evidences include skid marks from cars involved in the accidents, or vehicular damages that can indicate the angle of impact, force, speed, etc. that can point towards the cause of crash.

The Verge points to a report from the California DMV first spotted by Mark Harris that describes a recent incident involving one of Google's self - driving vehicles and a city bus.