Sentences with phrase «referenced issues of importance»

Percoco, the governor's executive deputy secretary who is soon switching from his government job to the Cuomo re-election campaign, referenced issues of importance to this official's district, but did not make any direct threats, the person explained.

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The importance attached to these issues is generally not legitimated with reference to any particular sacred mandate, but simply on the assumption that these are matters of life and death.

Turning to SMW itself, it is surprising how insignificant are the references to Charles Darwin specifically or to the issue of evolution generally, even in Chapter VI on the «Nineteenth Century,» given the historical importance of Darwin in the development of modern science.

The work explores friendship making reference to Hannah Arendt's definition of culture as «the company that one chooses to keep, in the present as well as in the past», which suggests the importance of befriending people and also ideas, issues, objects, something chosen and renewed through thinking and doing.

Hyde believes fundamentally in the importance of paintings as documentation; providing information and reference to the issues, themes and experience of the times in which the artist lives.

If anyone needs a quick reference about the importance with which the scientific community views the revelations about abrupt climate change, see the Perspectives in the 15 February 2000 issue of the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

[12]... Although the application would have involved complex issues of law and have been of importance to the judicial system and the constitution of Canada, the application was derailed and supplanted by the Reference.

Thus, matters referred are issues of public importance, which require the speedy process of a Reference to receive timely input on the viability of proposed legislation before it is enacted.

Ideal for use as a graduate - level textbook or a valuable in - service reference for psychologists, social workers, educators, and other professionals, this book represents the best and latest thinking on an issue of critical importance to people with I / DD.