Sentences with phrase «verbatim in»

Every time you submit a resume to apply for a new job, tailor it to the situation at hand by taking keywords and phrases from the job description and include them verbatim in relevant locations in your resume.

For example, the description mentions that applicants need a «great speaking voice,» so that phrase is repeated verbatim in the cv template.

This means if you see the phrase «enthusiastic, friendly demeanor» in the job description, then you want to repeat that phrase verbatim in your application so that the software, if used, picks it up.

If you're applying for a government job, you may want to quote some of the job description text verbatim in your achievements statements — we have seen this strategy get positive results.

The applicant chose to use both of these phrases verbatim in the skills section of her very own curriculum vitae.

Take the specific key terms you see in the job description and incorporate them verbatim in the resume and cover letter, wherever possible.

Navigating through the Windows Phone store on the Lumia 435 helps to compound the problem — despite typing «Wordpress» verbatim in an attempt to find that particular app, I was presented with a number of completely unrelated options, finding the app in question involved a mobile web search.

Verbatim in - context quotes of scientitsts * own * carefully chosen words are better, eh Climate Etc folks?

The warning is repeated verbatim in a letter by environment minister Alan Kelly and housing minister Paudie Coffey sent to Dublin - based local authorities on 10 June, which borrows heavily from the submission to Dún Laoghaire - Rathdown.

«David Rose sent me my quotes in advance, along with the content surrounding them; I made a few minor changes to make the message more clear and more accurate and he incorporated these changes verbatim in the article»

The same characterization appears verbatim in the lawsuits filed by New York City, Oakland, and San Francisco.

I took on this insight wholesale and verbatim in my earliest paintings after graduate school, employing thick stretchers and particularities of metallic paint surfaces to exaggerate the objectness of a painting in the face of the circulation of digital images of paintings.

This is not a summary of the presentations given during the conference — you had to be there — and my quotes may not be verbatim in all cases.

In all two and half pages of text from Wegman (p. 13 - 15) are found almost verbatim in the corresponding sections in Rapp, starting at page 2: Section 1.1.1.1 (tree rings), section 1.1.1.2 (ice cores) and section 1.1.1.6 (coral).

Cuomo in his past two State of the State addresses has called for an overhaul of campaign finance laws, using striking similar language — to the point of being verbatim in 2011 and 2012.

Herzek's positive statements on the proposal and access to higher education generally, and his statistic about the percentage of low - income students attending his college, appear verbatim in his endorsement from the governor's press release.

Sadly dismal words of my party leader can probably be found nearly verbatim in the speeches of Mrs Thatcher.

The student's responses are transcribed verbatim in each category below.

This is reproduced almost verbatim in Luke 9:26.

This belief has perdured without question in the Catholic Church to this day, and is repeated almost verbatim in the Catechism of the Catholic Church (CCC § 1022, 1035).

Rather, Uber waiting eight years to add a feature that most entrepreneurs view as standard to the product teaches us an important lesson: the offline experience shouldn't be recreated verbatim in an app.

When we unpack these ranked attributes and interrogate the qualitative verbatims in beatonbenchmarks ™, we can interpret what clients really value and are willing to pay more for.

Not exact matches

Maybe in that same verbatim language?

In a presentation to the Columbia Business school he asks questions real and rhetorical to keep the audience engaged, and he looks at the next ppt slide briefly then turns to explain the top takeaway vs. the usual verbatim read along that the WSJ dubbed «corporate karaoke!»

Strengthening the earlier ruling, the Viennese appeals court ruled on Friday that Facebook (fb) must remove the postings against Greens leader Eva Glawischnig as well as any verbatim repostings, and said merely blocking them in Austria without deleting them for users abroad was not sufficient.

CBS News, for example, tweeted the claim verbatim, simply putting «millions» in quotation marks.

The former Senator from Massachusetts was accused of plagiarism in 2011 when it became clear that some of the words on his official website were lifted verbatim from a campaign website of former North Carolina Senator Elizabeth Dole.

The Trump team will likely demand removal of NAFTA's binational panel system in Chapter 19 during the impending renegotiation of the agreement, a position that could lead to a breakdown in the talks, states a new C.D. Howe Institute Verbatim.

You may make a collection consisting of the Document and other documents released under this License, and replace the individual copies of this License in the various documents with a single copy that is included in the collection, provided that you follow the rules of this License for verbatim copying of each of the documents in all other respects.

As the Vatican's statement makes clear: «Everything reported by the author... is the fruit of his own reconstruction, in which the verbatim words pronounced by the Pope are not quoted.

I recommend every pastor to get copies into the hands of every congregation member, which is verbatim my words to a pastor, who is a close friend in Christ, only 2 days ago.

Here is something I wrote in my journal Sunday afternoon, August 5, verbatim.

For those who remember Rabbi Soloveitchik, and, I hope, for the many who did not have the privilege of hearing him, the verbatim excerpts in this book bring his voice alive.

I believe in God, just not a freaking verbatim version of the bible.

Jesus said that in the day of judgement many will say «Lord, Lord... I have done many things in your name» (not verbatim) and He will say «depart from me I never knew you.»

To explain, in my American culture, we applaud the first attacker but we do not applaud the counter-attacker... when the first attacker speaks in prejudice, then we accept the statement verbatim... or at best, we wince and walk away ashamed that we «must» be wrong...

In the absence of stenographic records of speeches, no other course was open; and, I repeat, no one questioned the practice — but no one was deceived by it, or took the speeches as verbatim records.

I once heard in an Andy Stanley sermon, «if your religion doesn't make you feel free, something is wrong» (this not exactly verbatim)

If I saw the Son of God die right in front me, I think I'd remember his last words verbatim....

In discussing the regional geology (p. 807) and age (p. 811) of the Koongarra uranium deposits, Snelling 2 describes their geological history in fairly technical terms, however, to avoid the charge we lay against the creationists, of taking quotations out of context, I will quote Snelling 2 verbatim from the paper (p. 807In discussing the regional geology (p. 807) and age (p. 811) of the Koongarra uranium deposits, Snelling 2 describes their geological history in fairly technical terms, however, to avoid the charge we lay against the creationists, of taking quotations out of context, I will quote Snelling 2 verbatim from the paper (p. 807in fairly technical terms, however, to avoid the charge we lay against the creationists, of taking quotations out of context, I will quote Snelling 2 verbatim from the paper (p. 807):

... [This] would of course require sensitivity of a high order to the whole nature of the story and to the ways in which it would be (of course) inappropriate simply to repeat verbatim passages from earlier sections.

Three - fourths of Being There consists of descriptive accounts — with much verbatim reporting — of life in two Protestant seminaries.

A mechanistic scientist may recount the conversation verbatim, describe the muscular activity involved in movements, and the interactions of atoms and molecules,

there was the one that spent 3 pages telling a blogger that he would burn in hell for something that was the exact opposite of what he said, to which was appended, almost verbatim, the same assertion about Jesus, and a happy «God bless you,» Seems, the more unhinged, the more likely the person will end their rant with, «Have a nice day.»

There are audio tapes of L Ron Hubbard (the founder of your «religion») explaining this, verbatim, in his lectures.

Is only the «Thus saith the Lord» quotes to be taken as God's words verbatim, or the things in the red letters spoken by Jesus?

During the General Congregations that preceded the election of Pope Francis, whole speeches from those supposedly closed proceedings appeared verbatim, next day, in the Italian press.

However, I wonder whether you have any other good reason for so adamantly retaining inerrancy and verbatim divine inspiration in your theology?

There is no doubt, for example, that the late Biblical Book of Proverbs, strongly impregnated with the feeling of Egypto - Grecian Judaism in Alexandria, is largely indebted to The Wisdom of Amenemope, written about 1000 B.C. Indeed, Proverbs 22:17; 23:11 is an almost verbatim translation of the Egyptian book, and in many other passages the similarity is too close to be mistaken.

Sometime in the late «60s or early «70s you were in a grammar school or high school religion class, and on Friday the nun or brother, dressed in habit or clerical garb, was demanding verbatim catechism answers that were fully self - contained and highly rational.