Sentences with phrase «public example»

There is a good public example of how direct links can work to point to specific paid resource.
Colossians 2:15 states, «He disarmed the principalities and powers and made public example of them, triumphing over them in him.»
The most public examples of the move back from the internet to the retail store include Amazon — with its checkout-less grocery store and bookstores — and eyewear vendor Warby Parker, which has opened showrooms throughout the United States and Canada.
We saw a very public example of the potential for added delay and cost earlier this year when singer Prince died without a will.
Two notable and highly - public examples include the relaxation of the «bona fide» office requirement in New Jersey permitting the use of virtual offices, and the very public federal court battle about New York Judiciary Law § 470and its office requirements for non-residents.
Strong campaigning against factory farming of poultry, assisted by public examples of obvious mistreatment of animals and food safety scares - the most well - known being the salmonella in eggs scandal - was having an impact by the 1980s.
And today, his willful descent into the illness and subsequent recovery represents one of the most dramatic public examples in our popular culture of neuroplasticity — the ability of the brain to change in shape, function, configuration or size.
If the residents of Tottenham, where the first riot broke out, had the general feeling that they were being mistreated by the police, then the Mark Duggan incident provided an egregious and highly public example to confirm that.
The clearest public example of «warming and cooling» (IMO) was Monckton in 2006 with the infamous «no SUVs in space» gotcha.
Prince William and Prince Henry («Harry») of Great Britain's royal family provide a vivid public example of how the structural features of a sibling relationship can be institutionalized and shape expectations and life trajectories.
There are very public examples, like Neo-nazi parents that teach their children to hate.
Simple actions like taking parental leave, not emailing subordinates at night and on weekends, stopping smoking, and losing weight are public examples that can be compelling for employees.
He disarmed the rulers and authorities and made a public example of them, triumphing over them in it [the cross].
There is a dramatic word in Colossians that Christ «disarmed the rulers and authorities and made a public example of them, triumphing over them in it [the cross]» (Col. 2:15).15 The astounding paradox, or we might even call it, reverently, God's practical joke, is that it is precisely in offering himself as Victim that Christ becomes Victor.
He disarmed the principalities and powers and made a public example of them, triumphing over them in him» (Col. 2:14 - 15).
He seems to share the point of departure and says that the resurrection of Jesus broke the power of cosmic forces: «He disarmed the principalities and powers [one of Paul's phrases for them] and made a public example of them, triumphing over them in him» (Colossians 2:15).
Colossians 2:9 - 15 claims that Christ has disarmed the rulers and authorities and made a public example of them, leading them hostage in triumphal victory procession.
A few of the electors seem to have interpreted their duty in this way (Christopher Suprun being the most public example).
So far this summer, the LCO has released one consultation paper and issued Liaison (the LCO newsletter), both «visible» activities that we've added to our website and all public examples of how our work is progressing.
In addition, an organization could become a public example of why stronger workplace sexual harassment laws are needed.
A proactive approach not only has the potential to improve workplace engagement and prevent your company from being a public example of why workplace sexual harassment laws are needed, but can help mitigate the threat of costly legal or human rights challenges.
After setting out the principles of punitive damages, the judge stated that «some measure of punitive damages is warranted in order to express the court's disapproval, to set a public example, and to deter the kind of conduct evidenced here».
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