Sentences with phrase «subject at hand given»

Not exact matches

One would hope that, given the true life nature of the the subject at hand, the former wins out if this movie comes to pass.

It is a complex subject, but too many people are suffering and being disfigured at the hands of cowboys, who have been given a free rein to abuse the British public's trust in the voluntary system of medical ethics.

Yet such atmospherics are stymied again and again by Villeneuve's need to hold the audience's hand, despite Blunt already having been given this job, with the camera repeatedly zeroing in on various details — Blunt's face in a bank, a particular man at a bar, a Mexican policeman — that will soon become salient, a form of obvious telegraphing that does at least dovetail with the film's heavy - handed approach to its subject matter.

What doesn't: Parents of young children should know that the film's PG - 13 rating is awfully generous, given the subject matter at hand and the frank manner in which it is handled.

It is designed to give a brief overview of the subject at hand at the time of publication and should not be considered legal advice.

Based at our training centre in Norwich, with school placements in Norfolk, Suffolk, Cambridgeshire and Bedfordshire, our courses will give you deep subject - specific training and hands - on classroom experience from the start.

However, given that you have the marking criteria at hand, it is obviously important to share them with your students and engage in peer and self assessment as you prepare your students for writing it.The criteria, located on page 49 of the Subject Guide, are the same for both Higher and Standard Level.

Professional help is always good to have at hand as the topic may require the student to base the essays on multiple research data.Research is always given a villainous reputation by students as it involves getting intothenitty - gritty of the subjects.

Conclusion: When we wrap up a draft, we make sure we're revisiting the argument, the hypothesis and its source question, and that we're drawing some form of conclusion that gives insight into the subject at hand.

In no case does Ramsey give even the slightest hint that he is not intimately familiar with the subject at hand.

The selection process with the Collections Fund Committee has been a real pleasure; given the subject at hand, it has been undertaken with great sensitivity and thoughtfulness, reflected in the two works acquired here.»

To my eye, the good news in that study — in which survey subjects were given mock news articles with mock comments that were either combative or civil — was that the hotter comments mainly tended to further polarize readers who already had strong views on the subject at hand.

Care workers who had been the subject of a provisional listing before the decision was handed down will have to be given the opportunity to make representations at the earliest opportunity.