Sentences with phrase «remains indispensable»

Of all the various digital marketing channels, email marketing software remains an indispensable tool of any digital marketing department.

The United Nations remains an indispensable platform for this purpose.

For those of us who work in the legal sector, it remains an indispensable benchmark and snapshot of the market's comings and goings.

Curated by Jonathan Openshaw and photographed by Anton Rodriguez, best known for his recent book, Residents: Inside the Iconic Barbican Estate, the exhibition consists of eight original photographic commissions that explore the ways in which the physical office space remains indispensable in the digital age, but also opens up questions about how it needs to innovate to remain relevant.

Though United captain Patrice Evra remains indispensable to the team, the ageing French full - back has shown himself to be prone to making errors.

It is still a valuable source for the study of the ancient Near East; for Israelite history, it remains indispensable.

For it remains the indispensable bearer of the fullness of God's promise and the Good News of the divine self - gift to the world If it is often unfaithful to the substance of its own raison d'être.

Whatever Leo Strauss» personal disposition on the question of Biblical religion (and he certainly seems not to have been a believer in any familiar sense), he remains an indispensable thinker for believers because of his unrivaled deconstruction of the faith of modernity.

We can dispense neither with the historical Jesus nor with the revered Christ; he remains indispensable, for «we possess these religious powers of the present only in association with the present and revered person of Christ.»

The United Kingdom and the European Union will remain indispensable partners of the United States even as they begin negotiating their ongoing relationship to ensure continued stability, security, and prosperity for Europe, Great Britain and Northern Ireland, and the world.

«Wherever there is a pervasive sense of community, a paper that serves the special informational needs of that community will remain indispensable to a significant portion of its residents.»

Sceptics have interpreted this supernatural reference as a convenient alibi, a way of deflecting attention from a compulsion she could not control, yet which remained indispensable to her life.

According to the panellists, even in the age of sophisticated satellites, instrument - laden aircraft flying into the heart of hurricanes remain an indispensable tool for forecasters.

Connected by the world's most robust background check technology platform, SterlingBackcheck continuously reinvests in its business, customers and communities to ensure we remain an indispensable, global leader.

Despite the growth of platforms such as LinkedIn, Resume's remain an indispensable tool.

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Therein lies the company's existential challenge: Can Apple remain cool if its products become the one indispensable means of controlling your life and communicating with others?

In Canada, human rights remain an embedded principle of Canadian law and governance, embracing both civil / political dimensions and economic / social / cultural dimensions of human rights as indispensable to the operation of our political and legal systems.

Although, according to Keen, we can not claim any sure knowledge of God, theology can nevertheless use the word God to serve an indispensable function 36 We need to remain hopeful if we are to maintain our sanity, Keen asserts.37 Thus the idea of God can function to unify our needful affirmations about this unknown source - affirmations of «the trustworthiness of the mystery which surrounds [our] existence.»

For anyone seeking to understand the man who remains a model for increasingly radical claimants to a true Islam, Crawford's book is indispensable.

One needs to make the affirmation that it is precisely through the experience of the pressure on the hyphen that several issues and themes which, for various reasons, remained peripheral to the dominant theological discourse, have now become an indispensable element of any discourse on the situation and identity of Indian - Christians.

The fact remains is that he's clueless about what needs to be done to make our country's future — from national defense to indispensable entitlements — sustainable.

We enthusiastically affirm that the good of the African peoples is an indispensable condition for achieving the universal common good, but we acknowledge that the life conditions under which many Africans live remain intolerable, an affront to the dignity of all humankind.

Paul's letter attempts to rise above the fray, saying that what makes us indispensable to one another, and what distinguishes Christians from the wider world, is not what we eat, or our ability to win a theological debate, or our moral superiority, or the utility of our practices, but our baptism, our unity in the gospel which demands that we remain with one another precisely in those places where we disagree.

It would be absurd, for example, to ask for a definition of «the ideal horse,» so long as dragging drays and running races, bearing children, and jogging about with tradesmen's packages all remain as indispensable differentiations of equine function.

By the early eighties, however, evangelical Protestants had not only been alerted to the abortion question (largely through the work of the late Francis Schaeffer) but were indispensable in the leadership of the pro-life movement, which remains the case today.

Koscielny has once again had his share of injuries this year, we can only hope he remains fighting fit for the rest of this season, as he is simply indispensable to this club.

Mobile devices, such as smartphones and laptops, have become indispensable portable items in modern life, but one big challenge remains to fully enjoying these devices: keeping their batteries charged.

Observations of the planets, satellites, and small bodies in the Solar system provide indispensable information about planet formation and evolution processes that remain unattainable for other planetary systems.

Quoting another political philosopher, John Stuart Mill, Banfield notes that no society can reasonably expect a liberated individual to naturally «accept and act upon certain indispensable social rules,» and so society must transmit the wisdom and authority of «received opinion» to its young lest they remain mere children.

The computers make things much easier and they are in fact, indispensable, however, their remains good chances for input error, computer error and at times, missing mistakes made via quality controls and error analysis.

Protecting the world's remaining natural forests, cultivating new forest stands, and reducing consumption of forest resources are all critical steps toward preserving the indispensable services that forests provide.

Common - law countries share a tradition of publishing the «great encyclopedias (of legal research) which became, and remain today, authoritative and indispensable works of reference wherever English law is practiced».

Credited by Cummings with winning the referendum: he described her as «the most indispensable person in the campaign — if she'd gone under a bus, Remain would have won.»