Sentences with phrase «present number of chapters»

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The present form of the entire chapter shows a number of signs of Priestly editing, that is, of having been considerably reworked by the Priestly historians.

The biblical evidence itself is ambiguous; for example, the notice of Deuteronomy 1:2 that Kadesh - barnea and Horeb were «eleven days» journey» apart, whereas in Numbers (13:25 - 29; and chapters 19 - 20 where, in the present order, Kadesh is named as the first stop from Sinai) no such distance is imagined.

Presenting the plan were leaders of the Metro Industrial Areas Foundation, a faith - based organization that has developed large numbers of low - income homes in impoverished parts of the borough through its local chapter, East Brooklyn Congregations — and which has demanded Shola Olatoye, the NYCHA chair appointed by Mayor Bill de Blasio, step down.

The last chapter in the book presents a final challenge for educational leaders as they provide guidance and support for developing a growing number of classrooms capable of addressing the academic diversity that typifies today's schools and will typify schools in the years ahead.

Although Seymour does an admirable job of keeping the reader on track given the huge number of characters presented in the book's early chapters, it's still a challenge to keep them straight.

Service, Leadership, and Professional Development Activities Served as President, Institute of Management Accountants (IMA)(Harrisburg, PA Chapter) • Completing work towards Certified Management Accountant (CMA) Professional Designation • Provided PA Institute of Certified Public Accountants (PICPA) accredited CPE courses to CPA professionals • Organized and presented numbers public investment seminars • Serve on the Shenandoah Community Association Board as Treasurer and Chair of Finance Committee • Taught undergraduate finance course «Financial Markets and Investments» at Penn State, Harrisburg

She has presented at numerous national conferences and written a number of referred journal articles and book chapters.