Sentences with phrase «stature of»

They proved themselves to be a more than competent studio that was more able to create a game of the stature of Killzone, so it is a shame that this was not seen as a viable option.

The stature of this phone goes back to what we had in, say, the 2014 Moto X. It's still large, while absolutely being pocketable.

The theatricality of the courtroom, the confrontational nature of the process, and the imposing stature of the judge might simply reflect a conflict - resolution method that parties do not identify with or, even, one that they fear.

MAHA strives to enhance the business and professional stature of its members in the legal community at large, increase the participation of Hispanic leaders in the civic arena, and elevate the standard of integrity, honor, and courtesy in the legal profession.

The ramifications of these crap - blogs are important, because FindLaw is now tainting their clients, diminishing the stature of their vaunted professor - commentators, and lowering the level of discourse in the legal profession as a whole.

There had always been hesitations about recommending specific texts on Canadian contract law (there being nothing with the clear stature of Anson on Contracts or Sir Gunter Treitel's monograph); of course Waddams was scholarly (though one might end up wondering what the law was), Fridman was a bit formalistic (though with helpful footnotes, especially for smaller jurisdictions) and Jean Côté's An Introduction to the Law of Contract (Juriliber, 1974) was stimulating but short and badly dated.

It is the stature of the big three (or two) that make people deem them the «reliable» «complete» choices, even with absolutely no such assurance that this is the case.

In American, the state determines the stature of limitations on a claim.

You then find out what the stature of limitations there is on a personal injury claim.

You must file the claim before stature of limitations runs out.

Dan also had the great honor of serving a two - year term as the chair of the DRI Professional Liability Committee, where he continued the work of his predecessors in raising the stature of that Committee within the professional lines industry, and putting the Committee's annual seminar on the map of must - attend seminars for professional liability attorneys and claims professionals.

Greg Turnbull, regional managing partner of McCarthys in Calgary, says the stature of Venn's lawyers in the market, their expertise, and experience will be a great fit with its clients.

Canadian Investor Relations Institute (CIRI) The Canadian Investor Relations Institute (CIRI) is dedicated to advancing the practice of investor relations, the professional competency of its members, and the stature of the profession.

While this connection to the past contributes to the aristocratic stature of the profession, it can also impede growth and the embracing of valuable new ideas.

The non-capital status of younger partners needed to be changed so that the age, date of admission to the bar and stature of individuals would receive a similar treatment in the newly resulting organization.

And talk of his hard - fought appeal before the Supreme Judicial Court still makes Satin's eyes light up as he recalls how enamored he was by the stature of that panel of jurists.

OF COURSE you're making good law while you do it, but they ramp up billable time and increase the stature of the courts; what's not to like for either lawyers or judges?

Stem Legal is proud to be working with a firm of the stature of King & Wood, and extremely pleased they chose our services.

They are, they wrote, «persuaded that the climate change denial strategy carried out by and for ExxonMobil has helped foster the perception that the United States is insensitive to a matter of great urgency for all of mankind, and has thus damaged the stature of our nation internationally.»

This photo of the world's best known and most outspoken climate scientist, James Hansen of the NASA Goddard Institute for Space Studies, handcuffed and hauled off to jail yesterday may not achieve the iconic stature of the Blue Marble photo, but as a symbol of our times, it's pretty potent.

Vinyl Institute (VI) VI is dedicated to enhancing the growth, and protecting the stature of the vinyl industry.

The short stature of mature FIN - 314 ® allows for mechanical harvesting with conventional machinery.

It is the reality that the scientific community must face if they value the stature of their chosen profession within our general culture.

Anytime climate scientists of the stature of a Gavin Schmidt or Eric Steig (etc.) take time out of their schedule / day to engage other scientists (or enthusiasts) on issues like these... it should be thought of (IMO) as worthy and reasonable (even with the emotions).

How could journalists of the stature of Dawidoff and Revkin completely miss Dyson's willing co-operation with anti-AGW initiatives, and thus the opportunity to explore the real story and ask the real questions?

has built up TERI from a one - room rented accommodation in August 1982 to the present stature of six national centres (Delhi, Bangalore, Guwahati, Goa, Bombay, and Mukteshwar) and six international centres (USA, UK, Japan, Africa, UAE, Malaysia)...

If the Climate Change venue comes unraveled, say beginning with the IPCC making strategic concessions in the forthcoming SPM, to forestall challenges from national ministers on the hiatus - problem... that will serve to enhance the stature of Fundamentalist signatories, above & beyond what they could have enjoyed, without having been persecuted.

«We are persuaded that the climate change denial strategy carried out by and for ExxonMobil has helped foster the perception that the United States is insensitive to a matter of great urgency for all of mankind, and has thus damaged the stature of our nation internationally,» the senators said in a strongly - worded letter to ExxonMobil's Chairman and CEO.

ExxonMobil is not alone in jeopardizing the credibility and stature of the United States.

There was magic in those waters, and nothing held more power in my imagination than the elusive salmon... We knew little, and understood less, about the true stature of salmon in the ecological and cultural heritage of our bioregion.

Columnists of the stature of Will typically have access to well - trained staff whose job it is to check the facts going into columns.

If you want to challenge someone with the stature of say a James Hansen, you'd do well to have an excellent grounding on all aspects of this discipline.

The stature of one's social capital ultimately contributes to the hierarchy, placement, and findability of the content and social objects we share online.

This year's auction will highlight works by artists who have had long - standing relationships with SFMOMA — artists who have contributed significantly to the history and stature of the museum.

During the decades she exhibited regularly in New York, Matthiasdottir was written about with great enthusiasm by critics of the stature of John Ashbery and Hilton Kramer.

But the art world looks set to change its stubbly face, and shows increasing signs of recognition for the value and stature of leading female artists.

The Musée des Beaux - Arts in Lausanne is delighted to be hosting the first exhibition to showcase Kader Attia's art in the country as part of its series of solo exhibitions devoted to major contemporary artists, with past events including artists of the stature of Tom Burr, Alfredo Jaar, Renée Green, Nalini Malani, and Esther Shalev - Gerz.

The stature of those that will to pay testament to Peggy — who was also the first person to exhibit Lucian Freud — confirms her precocity.

When the esteemed Puerto Rican collectors Diana and Moises Berezdivin acquired Black Venus in the same year of its execution in 2005, they had no way of knowing that Bradford, some 13 years later, would enjoy the stature of being the most important living abstract painter.

In Warhol's case one might expect to find scholars of the stature of Rainer Crone, Whitney curator Donna De Salvo, who organized Tate Modern's magisterial Warhol retrospective in 2002, or Tom Sokolowski, who is director of the Andy Warhol Museum in Pittsburgh.

Early abstract artists raised the stature of landscape painting by utilizing it as a genre of choice to convey their rapidly evolving methods.

«In any charity we would be concerned that such basic matters were neglected, but in a charity of the size and stature of the Tate, we were very disappointed,» the commission said Wednesday in a statement.

The commissioners went on: «In any charity we would be concerned that such basic matters were neglected, but in a charity of the size and stature of the Tate we are very disappointed.»

I use the word museum, as the collection of work, the first of which was acquired in 1964, is of the stature of most world - class museums.

It represents more than 60 artists including the estate of Mark Rothko, established artists of the stature of James Turrell and Bridget Riley, and a crop of rising young artists.

Works in the exhibition include a recent series of compositions entitled King Wave in which Hilyard uses dramatic and doctored photographs to probe the truthfulness and iconic stature of the image.

The great enduring stature of Tony Cragg's work comes from the artist's ability to move seemingly effortlessly between extremes of style, material and subject matter; these he calls his «form languages».

At the time of these debates on national identity in the United States and China, Mark Tobey reflected on «the art of the future,» writing that it «can not germinate in antagonism and national rivalry but will spring forth with a renewed growth if man in general will grow to the stature of universal citizenship.»

With sheet metal, tin plate, iron wire, nails, and scraps of wood, he created a life - size guitar, violins, a mandolin, a clarinet, and drinking glasses that elevated the stature of still life to a subject as worthy as portrait heads and standing figures.

Distinguished faculty members are internationally recognized in their respective fields, contribute significantly to the stature of VCU, and are committed to mentoring the next generation of artists, entrepreneurs, scientists, scholars, and engaged citizens of diverse communities around the world.