Sentences with phrase «shed light on problems»

Perhaps examples may help shed light on the problems at hand.

Beyond assisting our clients with their claims of actual innocence in court, we also strive to shed light on the problems in the criminal legal system that allow innocent people to be convicted of crimes they did not commit by advocating for greater accountability in the justice system.

Brenda Mitchell, head of the New Orleans teachers union, questioned whether the takeover would shed light on the problems facing most New Orleans public schools.

An expert on the educational effects of race and ethnicity, Diamond's research has helped shed light on problems in both urban and suburban school systems.

A number of other microbes that cause intestinal problems, in humans and other animals, have been sequenced or partly sequenced, and microbiologists hoped that adding these two to the list could shed light on the problems Salmonella inflicts.

Liu Zhi, transportation specialist at the World Bank's Beijing office, said policymakers here learned more about the complexity of promoting clean cars as the program has shed light on problems in the implementation.

The wave of sexual misconduct stories we saw in 2017 were outrageous, but ultimately, they shed light on problems that women in Silicon Valley have known about for a long time.

If we go back to the difference in mental age, it will shed some light on the problem of their religious development and training.

Professor Hartshorne has reinterpreted the omnipotence of God from a Whiteheadian perspective in such a way as to shed light on the problem of evil.

We shall analyze Locke's concept of power by examining the contexts in which that term is used in his Essay Concerning Human Understanding (E), 1 thus shedding light on problems common to both Whitehead and Locke.

The author analyzes Locke's concept of power by examining the contexts in which that term is used in Locke's Essay Concerning Human Understanding, thus shedding light on problems common to both Whitehead and Locke.

He looked for words that shed light on his problem.

However, we do enter into commercial arrangements with companies and other organisations if such arrangements give us the financial support we require to do that independent journalism or, as in the case of the roundtable discussion to which you refer, fund events that shed light on a problem or facilitate debate on an important topic.

Researchers from the MRC CDN, led by Professor Oscar Marín, have shed light on this problem by discovering that some neurons in the cerebral cortex can adapt their properties in response to changes in network activity — such as those observed during learning of a motor task.

An article that I read this week, written by Dr. Mercola, shed some light on this problem that many people experience and get frustrated by.

To help understand the distribution of teaching vacancies across England, and to shed light on this problem, Professor John Howson has set up TeachVac (www.teachvac.co.uk).

The report helps to shed light on this problem.

Seeking to shed light on the problem, The Times obtained seven years of math and English test scores from the Los Angeles Unified School District and used the information to estimate the effectiveness of L.A. teachers — something the district could do but has not.

The cases also shed light on a problem: although these districts provide a range of formal structures for distributed leadership, all three struggle with the task of obtaining diverse representation from parents and other community members.

BOX ELDER — Box Elder School District officials have concerns with the number of teachers they're losing every year and hope an exit survey will help shed some light on the problem.

To shed light on this problem, I collected detailed information on community college practices and policies in Texas, a state that educates the second largest population of college - goers in the nation and relies heavily on its community colleges to do so.

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Luzinterruptus has created a glowing «Plastic Island» surrounding a fountain in London's Trafalgar Square to shed light on the problem.

This is obviously incredibly helpful for someone interested in the zero waste movement, as it sheds light on problem areas.

And it's students and other victims who can make the most powerful case for shedding light on the problem.

The hack of the Japanese cryptocurrency exchange Coincheck on January 26, 2018, resulting in the loss of $ 530 million worth of NEM coins, sheds light on the problems in the security of such exchanges.

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Dar Al - Arkan Chairman Youssef Al Shelash sheds light on some of the problems the world's top oil exporter is facing.

Equal Pay Day was initiated to shed light on a persistent problem: On average, women earn $ 0.78 for every dollar a man earnon a persistent problem: On average, women earn $ 0.78 for every dollar a man earnOn average, women earn $ 0.78 for every dollar a man earns.

The slow federal response, and President Trump's overall dismissiveness of the disaster, shed new light on the problem of having no real representation in Washington.

In the eyes of the tribunal, though, the case hinged on one glaring problem: nobody at Tim Hortons» head office in Oakville, Ont., could remember exactly when the decision was made to fire Ko - Csonka, and not a single document disclosed during the proceedings shed any light on the answer.

Together, they shed light on how customers and buyers engage in fulfilling goals and resolving problems.

'' [The Church] holds that in her most benign Lord and Master can be found the key, the focal point and the goal of man, as well as of all human history... Under the light of Christ, the image of the unseen God, the firstborn of every creature, the council wishes to speak to all men in order to shed light on the mystery of man and to cooperate in finding the solution to the outstanding problems of our time» (10).

In my judgment, a good continuing education course for the minister should begin where the minister has his problems; that is, with an issue of function, of service, of how you do this or that, and then go back to basic principles, wherever you can find them, to shed light on whatever it is.

Furthermore, and although they are on very different subjects, the two articles, taken together, shed light on the fundamental problems facing England (and Europe) today.

He may shed light on man's way of thinking but not on the problem of being.

Prepared Foods» seminar speakers shed some light on the complex problems inherent in formulating product with reduced sugar content.

Foodservice Forums These sessions present topics of interest in the foodservice market that offer strategies for enhancing productivity or shedding light on how to resolve a particular problem or issue.

I am not cherry picking, just trying to shed light on what and who were the problems on Sunday.

Isleib stayed atthe university as a therapist and eventually opened a private practice outsideNew Haven specializing in, she says, «the good old - fashioned psychodynamicsthat examine past history to shed light on current problems.»

Fortunately, we are finally beginning to shed light on this very real problem.

«Begin With A Blanket» walks you through 45 creative ways to play with your baby and sheds light on important concepts to promote healthy infant development and help prevent common problems including Flat Head Syndrome, Torticollis, motor delays, sensory processing difficulties and more.

Brown's book sheds light on a fascinating economic period, and highlights the serious problems that can sometimes emerge from the operation of free markets.

To be fair, the credit crunch and the economic crisis which ensued simply helped shed light on an ongoing problem in public finance — excess spending.

«If this report can shed some light on some of the problems with the 911 system then we should we not delay in releasing this report,» Stringer said.

Harvard researchers have developed a specialized quantum computer, known as a quantum simulator, which could be used to shed new light on a host of complex quantum processes, from the connection between quantum mechanics and material properties to investigating new phases of matter and solving complex real - world optimization problems.

You shed light on these common problems faced by PhD students.

The establishment of national egg donor registries that allow long - term follow up studies would effectively address this problem and shed light on the effects, if any, of repeated hormone treatments on younger egg donors.

New research from the University of Adelaide has helped to shed light on the complexities of child sleep, and could lead to improved diagnosis of children with sleep - related breathing problems.

The surprising details of this process, observed in the brains of fruit flies, could shed light on how the human brain develops — and what happens when problems arise.