Sentences with phrase «read.an earnest call»

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They ensure opinions are heard, they give earnest acknowledgement to concerns raised, then they make the call and move everyone forward.

Sometimes, we begin our project in earnest, and then, bam, we get an urgent phone call from a client and the project gets put on the side burner.

An earnest young co-panelist had just darkly described today's 20 - somethings as deprived of economic opportunity, calling the dream of, say, owning a home «farcical.»

Since this debate over pipelines began in earnest last Fall, Jason Kenney and others have been calling on the federal government to invoke clause 92 (10)(c) of the Constitution, which allows the federal government to exert authority over infrastructure such as pipelines which, «although wholly situate within the Province, are before or after their Execution declared by the Parliament of Canada to be for the general Advantage of Canada or for the Advantage of Two or more of the Provinces.»

For it expresses his certainty that there is good in human nature» good that calls for earnest entreaty on its own terms.

Soul - friends got regular phone calls, notes of encouragement, hilarious greeting cards, a truly listening ear, earnest prayers, pick - me - up stories and gifts of grace.

Tack on what Bono calls U2»S tendency to be «painfully, insufferably earnest,» and a liturgical disaster was ready to unfold.

Yet churches and synagogues evoke awareness of the cycles of life; they call to mind earnest prayer and resolve, the observances of birth, marriage and death.

Instead it calls on «local,» that is, national, Orthodox Churches to promote a «new constructive synergy» with the secular state, in order to ensure «earnest cooperation in order to preserve man's unique dignity and the human rights which flow therefrom.»

This was a wake - up call and from that point I started in earnest to address what I was putting on and in my body.

The doctor called my mother back in and began a fairly earnest conversation with her, only one detail of which I understood: she reminded him of my foreign birth.

In the letter, which is addressed to Suffolk County Conservative Chairman Ed Walsh (who has called on Cox to drop out of the race and endorse his party's candidate, Altschuler), re-printed in the text of Cox's press release, Littell calls Altschuler «nice and plausible and earnest,» but also said he «just didn't have the instincts of a conservative.»

In a statement, Cuomo called the fee «an earnest attempt at a real solution» to the problem of bag waste, but said that allowing the stores to keep the money amounted «to a $ 100 million - per - year windfall to merchants.»

The battle over President Donald Trump's U.S. Supreme Court selection began in earnest today, as the nominee, Judge Neil Gorsuch, made a courtesy call on Capitol Hill and allies began an advertising campaign to win support from centrist Democrats.

The newly elected senator knew just where it should go: He directed $ 1.3 million to a group with the earnest - sounding name of Bronx Human Services Council; he earmarked $ 875,000 to another nonprofit outfit, called Green Eco Energy Inc..

Following the lingering crisis rocking the National Assembly, the Committee for the Defence of Human Rights (CDHR) has called on the nation's civil society organizations and the generality of Nigerian people to commence in earnest the demand for holistic reforms in the management of the National Assembly's funds.

We are calling on the other LEADERS in this community to join us in giving our full hearted, deep throated support to Donald Ogilvie and the work that he has begun in earnest in Buffalo.

In a 1990 HBO educational special about the environment called Earth to Kids, a 6 - year - old Weinberg can be seen delivering an earnest message to viewers: «How would you feel if your house was on top of garbage,» she asks the audience intently.

With a script by Chris Terrio, adapted from a 2007 Wired article by Joshuah Bearman, the film certainly seems to take some creative licenses to ratchet up the tension — were people really so close to not answering a crucial phone call, was the timing of the escape climax really so harrowingly tight — but we believe in its earnest depiction of real - ish events nonetheless.

By now, the setup is kind of tired: off - duty cops get called in for some mysterious and / or suicidal mission, and chaos ensues in earnest (we've seen it in The Horde and the non-horror The Raid, in addition to countless American cop thrillers).

-- Bong Joon - ho The call to mercy An affecting, earnest, and exciting tale of interspecies friendship and atrocious truths, Okja... Read more»

They include lawsuits and loss of your earnest money, also called good - faith money.

The majority of VA loans call for an earnest money deposit.

It's a bit of a handicap, but an earnest, observation - based, balanced, and critical effort is still possible and may even yield benefits above and beyond a so - called «expert» review.

As a development studio, Omega Force don't often get to branch away from the Warriors franchise, indeed the last time they were given this privilege in earnest came in the shape of a PS3 exclusive called Trinity: Souls of Zill O'll.

Whereas the first Call of Juarez and its sequel Bound in Blood portrayed an earnest, if flawed, effort into a game based on the Old Wild West, Techland pulled off a Call of Duty 4 with its third installment; The Cartel, and went into modern times.

A graphic novel imagines two other notably earnest British artists, Antony Gormley and Anish Kapoor, commissioned to help «regenerate» Afghanistan (and King did call an earlier display «De-Regeneration»).

«By far my favorite show was at Taylor de Cordoba, a refreshingly earnest photographic collaboration between Sasha Bezzubov and Jessica Sucher called «The Searchers».

Vice President Joe Biden made an earnest plea to the world — and the GOP debate — to take climate change seriously on Wednesday, calling it «absurd» that there was a debate over man - made global warming.

Amen to Hansen's calling on President Obama to personally and actively take up the cause of climate science and to begin to speak in earnest about the threat posed by global climatic disruption.

But when some of those same know - nothings want something more than scientific consensus — namely, objective proof beyond a shadow of a doubt — the name calling and marginalization begin in earnest.

After a couple of days spent digging in their heels on the legal form of a potential deal, and then making headlines again yesterday with the release of the AOSIS (Alliance of Small Island States) draft text, Tuvalu open this morning's plenary meeting of the resumed COP with an impassioned plea, which many observers immediately called the signature moment of the talks thus far.In an earnest, emotional address, lead negotiator Ian Fry called out the United States Senate and President Obama directly.

We've been hearing about so - called alternative billing in earnest for the last five years.

It will take a lot more time with the Onkyo earbuds to make a more earnest judgement call, especially considering that some of my other issues with Earin's buds didn't crop up until I had spent a few weeks with them.

The U Flex pair of earphones will also perform the role of wireless earnest, whereby the user can make and receive a call even without having to touch the device.

You should know that I began my search in earnest in the beginning of November and my success rate in getting calls from the companies whose postings (Monster and HeadHunter) I responded to was nothing short of phenomenal.

Hi, that was a great call, however i know nate said that you don't need earnest money when making the offer, when i approached the agent they said that a deposit was needed when the the offer is initially submitted.

Our market includes Fort Campbell, Ky., and the call was from a purported lieutenant who explained in earnest that he had several staff meetings to attend that day and really wanted to see her listing during the lunch hour.

The only thing you need is $ 1 - 100 as far as closing a deal and it's called a earnest money deposit.

Often called in real estate as an «earnest money deposit.»

Earnest Money An earnest payment (sometimes called earnest money or simply earnest) is a good - faith deposit towards the purchase of real estate.

When making an offer on a home, you will show the sellers you mean business with two things: 1) a chunk of cash called an earnest money deposit, and 2) a piece of paperwork known as an earnest money contract.

After receiving the revised contract, the Owners» attorney called the Salesperson about the crossed out earnest money provision, and the Salesperson explained that one of the Owners had told Deshields earnest money was not important to him.

You'll also pay a deposit called earnest money, to show that you are intent or «earnest» in purchasing the home.

Anne Hathaway is sooooo annoying, with her big tits, big eyes and big dose of earnest... I fretted about my own mortality for a while, remembering the cheery phone call I got from my mother yesterday, urging me to get a mole checked on my back, as I'm the mother of two little girls now and can't die on them.