Sentences with phrase «privilege of speaking»

I had the privilege of speaking about the BuyerLink product.

CrestCore Realty had the special privilege of speaking to the Memphis Investors Group (MIG).

I had the privilege of speaking to two people whose SES / ECQ resume packages were approved by the Qualifications Review Board (QRB), each accepting SES positions, and one person who was selected for an SL position; all offering their wise advice for applying for executive - level positions.

As a top executive resume writer, I have the privilege of speaking to many top executives on a weekly basis.

Over the next few pages, Lawyer monthly has had the privilege of speaking with Helen Wilson, Head of Procurement and Legal Contracts at The Deltic Group, the UK's largest operator of premium late night bars and clubs.

I have the privilege of speaking to thousands of attorneys of all sizes.

I had the privilege of speaking at the TECHSHOW, where I last saw you last Friday on March 17 and we talked about funding the Legal Services Corporation there and at the TECHSHOW, there were so many tweeters that we really appreciated all of the traffic we got on Twitter about this.

I had the privilege of speaking at the first Canadian conference on urban forests some years ago, but the concept needs momentum.

Judith Leemann is a Chicago - based artist and educator, presenting collaborative work through which she seeks to understand the privilege of speaking through contemporary news events.

Tolkienesque — in every sense of the term, I had the privilege of speaking to some artists present:

At PAX Australia this year we had the privilege of speaking to some of the staff behind the new Australian team at Wargaming, makers of the popular online multiplayer game, World of Tanks.

A few weeks ago, I had the privilege of speaking on behalf of PAWSitively CATS.

A few weeks ago I had the privilege of speaking at the Writer's Digest West Conference in Hollywood.

One of the best I've had the privilege of speaking with as well as getting real answers to my questions verse many of the other sales people I have run into lately at other dealerships.

Mysterious, smart, and full of surprises, Ex Machina is about as awesome a feature debut a director could have, and we had the privilege of speaking with Mr. Garland in a roundtable interview during his visit to San Francisco to promote the film.

I had the privilege of speaking about this very thing on CTV Ottawa Morning!

This episode is a replay from the Heal Thy Mouth World Summit where I had the privilege of speaking alongside top dental experts from around the world about how to improve your oral health.

«I had the privilege of speaking with Mayor James Calnon and Steve Peters recently to hear about their proposal to revitalize downtown Plattsburgh and I know this grant will go a long way to help improve this vibrant community.

But unlike other stakeholders, the Council member gets the privilege of speaking for his or her entire 51 - member body in exercising their veto power.

Tim had the privilege of speaking about the benefits of music education in early childhood development at the DuPage AEYC Conference in October of 2014.

So, in spite of jet lag and an unfortunate case of food poisoning I had the privilege of speaking to close to 1,000 parents in Hong Kong.

Earlier this week I had the privilege of speaking at a Daughters of Norway meeting in Seattle about how we can use food to share our heritage with people we care about — both in the present and as we think about ways to preserve it for the future.

Here in the United States within the last 60 - 70 years the privilege of speaking your mind and doing your thing has produced more of an athiestic concept.

I have the privilege of speaking openly about this issue that most keep hidden (that is the grace of God), and pray for people, and see them taste freedom, too.

Recently, I had the privilege of speaking up at Pathway Vineyard in Lewiston, Maine while on a trip to speak at Gordon Conwell and the Baptist Convention of New England.

In addition to the educational outreach work that I do, I have had the privilege of speaking at the following organizations and events about my experiences in self - development, resilience and scaling SunSaluter:

I had the privilege of speaking with Herjavec at the recent Intuit Quickbooks Connect Conference in San Jose this week.

I've had the privilege of speaking with thousands of entrepreneurs throughout my career, and it didn't take long to notice the same personas from the poker world popping up in my business life.

Not exact matches

Women of late are speaking up more loudly than ever before about the experiences they've had with men who have abused their privilege and their power.

You are speaking from the standpoint of cisgendered privilege, and probably didn't go to an Ivy League school anyway, where you would have been taught better.

In a democracy, members of Parliament enjoy freedom of opinion and some sort of privilege to speak their minds.

It is not often that I get to speak to a room full of economists and, believe it or not, I consider it a privilege.

Her former attorney, Keith Davidson, said he can not speak publicly until Daniels waives attorney - client privilege, but he does not believe that her assertions on «60 Minutes» «represent a fair and accurate description of the situation.»

One of the great privileges of parenthood is walking with our children in prayer, I think, because we give them their first language for how they speak with God.

Although Christians have sometimes spoken of the Law as a burden, 4 most Jews regarded it as a privilege.

I had the privilege of meeting Leah and Brad while speaking at an Assemblies of God district meeting in Michigan (before their move to Philly).

One must speak of that in terms of privilege.

Dr Eric Brown, Churches Together in England Pentecostal President said: «It was my distinct privilege to invite Dr Munroe as keynote speaker to several of our Pastors and Key Leaders» Conferences and on every occasion he spoke professionally and prophetically into the lives of our leaders.

Speaking as his appointment was announced Friday at Lambeth Palace in London, Welby said it was a privilege to take the helm at a time when the «tide of events is turning» and the Church has great opportunities to be involved in a changing world.

In his sermon «St Paul's Gift of Sympathy», 13 Newman describes the Apostle's love for Christians and stresses that Paul is so full of love for others that «in the tenor of his daily thoughts, he almost loses sight of his gifts and privileges, his station and dignity, except he is called by duty to remember them, and he is to himself merely a frail man speaking to frail men, and he is tender towards the weak from a sense of his own weakness».14 Paul knows that not only do others need God's mercy, but above all others he himself has need of it.

Over and over again, using terminology very similar to that used in John 6, Jesus speaks of His twelve apostles and the special purpose, privilege, and service to which they were called.

By speaking the truth to power, privilege and comfort we, by example, speak truth to our children, instilling in them the values of our rich tradition.

As a Christian, is it possible to speak about earned privilege when others struggle to survive under the same set of rules that made you rich?

«We speak on this subject very cautiously and diffidently,» he writes, «rather by way of discussion than coming to definite conclusions... We suppose that the goodness of God will restore the whole creation to unity in the end... If anyone thinks that matter will be utterly destroyed, it passes my comprehension how all these substances can live and exist without material bodies, since to live without material substance is the privilege of God alone... Another perhaps may say that in the consummation all matter will be so purified that it may be thought of as a kind of ethereal substance... But only God knows.»

You operate from the evangelical bully pulpit, that was built upon the fears of millions and millions of people, by the use of intimidation, guilt tripping and the taking advantage of people's weaknesses.You speak from an arena of safety, privileges and comforts that Paul didn't even dream about.

However, Williams fails to note that when such a word is spoken to Israel it is always in the context of Israel's obligations, not that of its privileges.

But in the Renaissance era, and even more so in the Reformation period which followed, reliance on symbol and image gave way to the privileging of the printed or spoken word.

Strictly speaking, under the «federal common law» there is no privilege for clergymen; but it is wonderful what «the light of reason and experience» can do!

The club just milks people so they have the privilege of watching sham of a football match and to buy merchandise when they should be helping them (where is that class again that is always spoken of?).

Speaking of baseball, with its five - strikes - and - we - suspend - your - parking - privileges drug plan, the Olympics actively pursue, rather than protect, their drug cheats.