Sentences with phrase «verbatim what»

We do not mean that you should copy verbatim what you have written in the resume.

This does not mean you should copy verbatim what is in the resume.

Most policy owners can recite almost verbatim what the policy was supposed to accomplish when they originally bought it.

We got tired of inserting [sic] into the original text, so please be understanding that the above is verbatim what was originally posted, extensive errors and all.

During a proceeding, the court reporter takes down verbatim what is being said and, by using this software, can instantly send the unedited transcript to a computer screen for individual viewing or onto a projection screen for viewing by a larger group.

How am I wrong, when I am going by verbatim what BW themselves stated?

We got tired of inserting [sic] into the original text, so please be understanding that the above is verbatim what was originally posted, extensive errors and all.

Then, as one of our commenters pointed out, his response here was pretty much verbatim what he was saying everywhere else someone pointed out how foolish his post happened to be.

At other times, students were engaged in rote learning, copying verbatim what was written on the board.

This morning, he tweeted a denial that he said what he said, and then basically repeated verbatim what he denied saying.

The Jews have witnessed down through the generations verbatim what they were taught before.

What follows is verbatim what he wrote:

Not exact matches

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Much to their surprise and chagrin, they discovered that what they had censored was a passage I read verbatim from the Bible.

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This is not to say that we have here a stenographic, verbatim account of just what he said.

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.»

and read what he said from beginning to end... verbatim.

Be warned, though, that Ellis tends to read his presentation slides verbatim rather quickly, making it hard to digest what is said.

All verbatim I think that was what he was saying.

There was a bit of a language barrier, so I am not going to say these are quotes verbatim, but it includes the general ideas of what we talked about.

There was a bit of a language barrier, so I am not going to say these are quotes verbatim, but they include the general ideas of what we talked about.

La Leche League, big proponents and supporters of nursing mothers, posts these laws verbatim on their website so that you may know what you are entitled to based on your state of residency.

I can verbatim recite certain aspects of the testimony given by a professor on the medical aspect of what happens when a baby is shaken and their brain is sloshed around in their skulls.

The lawyer representing Mangano's wife, Linda, meanwhile, argued that the FBI didn't keep verbatim records of what his client told them and prosecutors can not make the case that she lied if those statements aren't known.

The resolutions, Empire State Development President and CEO Howard Zemsky said, align with what he repeated verbatim to the boards twice on Wednesday: «We want to be impactful.

GO to the paleo website and see what Cordain recommends, these recommendations and his recommendations are pretty much verbatim.

this is a verbatim copy of what is on dragon door's website.

He also begins and ends with nearly verbatim rants about how most directors are full of you - know - what when they talk about their inspiration for making movies.

* For the sake of argument, I've taken the NPPC's investment and inflation assumptions verbatim, but those result in a far lower return than what Pennsylvania assumes in its official projections.

According to one study, students who take notes in an interactive fashion are more likely than those who record what they hear verbatim to be engaged in metacognition (thinking and evaluating one's thought processes and understanding) and self - regulation (managing one's behaviors for optimal results).

Teaching is entirely over scrutinized — what other profession has a multitude of evaluators who sit in the worker's cubicle, office, or warehouse and take verbatim notes of what is seen and heard, then evaluates them with no objective means because there is simply no way to objectively measure a teacher's effectiveness to ALL students.

Although my notes are not verbatim, they are definitely the gist of what was said.

His question, and this is pretty much verbatim: «If I buy a female leopard gecko and put her in his cage, will he know what to do?»

Put it this way can you name even one major third party that is doing what Microsoft is doing verbatim?

What follows is a verbatim copy (minus a carriage return error I fixed) of Mark Rein's email sent to Cliff Harris.

hugh, that I got ta agree with, in fact intend to participate in a forum next month where the speaker's blurb is, verbatim, «As the lines blur between «official» journalists and crackpot bloggers, Hollywood blockbusters and «independent» films, and true praise and product placement, what can we trust?»

Her thesis Behind the Words: The «Art» of Documentary and Verbatim Theatre examines what puts the «art» into Documentary and Verbatim Theatre.

I'd already been an abstract painter, but I spent the summer just doing what I call «verbatim landscapes» — the tree that looked just like the tree.

I replied, almost verbatim to the original post by Ray Ladbury basicaly saying «You're no friggin» geologist, what do you know about plate tectonics».

Without the verbatim transcript, we have no way of knowing for certain what was asked and what was answered.

Here is what I answered, verbatim:

What I found more troublesome is that around the half hour mark after he has spoken about the linkages between temperature and soil moisture and the carbon cycle he says (nearly verbatim) regarding AR4:

• from your post: «I would just stress at this point that what I said constitutes my opinion and not what Gavin said verbatim.»

The transcript is a verbatim version of what was said at the examination.

Copyright law is very specific for what is protected, so, motion pictures are protected, but if no one is making verbatim copy of part or whole of the work without authors consent, there shouldn't be any copyright infringement, right?

(I can't remember this verbatim, but this was the essence of what I recall from a course called «Government Lawyering: The Role of the Attorney General, the Minister of Justice and Government Counsel» at UOttawa law school years ago.)

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Verbatim, despite sounding like verbal, only means that it is an exact account of what was said during the proceedings.

Our court reporters also specialize in verbatim transcripts, capable of catching ever nuance and tiny detail so that your corporation's depositions and other proceedings have exactly what they need.