But you must resist the urge to use overly grandiose descriptions in
verbiage in the place of substantive content.
Now that Twitter is reliably producing a large volume of
verbiage on just about all topics imaginable, the task becomes one of extracting the desired fish from the flood — just as it was, and still is, with the larger web itself.
Ensure that you
use verbiage from the job posting in you cover letter to grab the attention of the hiring manager.
Often, CD players will be labeled
with verbiage such as: «MP3 enabled» or «MP3CD compatible.»
Dr. Fryer breaks down the legal
verbiage for each policy enacted by the federal government and shares what schools must comply with and what they can allow.
The answer is no, if you're just removing dispute
verbiage from past accounts it will not impact the scores.
The House Republican leadership statement contains a great deal of
verbiage about enforcement, but both supporters of the statement (like Haley Barbour) and opponents (like William Kristol) agree that the principles amount to putting legalization before enforcement.
As a credit repair agency, one of the hot topics we deal with on a regular basis is the effect of
dispute verbiage on a credit report.
I got a few different dispatchers during my testing, so I used the
same verbiage with each of them.
To ensure you cover all of your bases it is important to
include verbiage in your copyright page that speaks to several legal protections such as:
There's no
specific verbiage in HP's press release about what won't be contributed, but PreCentral has learned that patents related to webOS will remain under HP control «to protect developers.»
Aligning in this case means that assuming you have the knowledge, skills, and abilities required to perform the duties of the job, it is critical that you use the same
verbiage as written in the announcement then paralleling your knowledge, skills, and abilities within your résumé.
I personally benefited from all of these post-reformation influences, and never had to fight what is now called «creation science,» which for me is mere
verbiage so far as anything I ever believed is concerned.
* any item provided to me by a brand or company will be annotated with «c / o» and any sponsored post will contain
verbiage at the top or bottom of the post.
In the 1970s and early 1980s, many mortgages did not
contain verbiage that prevented a subject to transaction (not to be confused with a loan assumption).
Next is a brief summary of Paul's qualifications, using
verbiage such as «Dedicated Network System Administrator», «Technically savvy», «Adept at solving networking electronics», etc..
You may have heard about the benefits of incorporating or using an LLC to grow your business, but with all the industry jargon and
legal verbiage out there, you may still have questions about forming a Corporation or LLC — or if you already have a corporation or LLC how can it benefit you?
Crafting a compelling, well worded resume using
powerful verbiage is key — you need to tell a story, not just list out industry jargon and relevant software.
«I can't express my gratitude and respect for these attorneys with
mere verbiage.
This includes wading
through verbiage like «$ 78.38 FRUIT BASKET PURCHASE» and «MEMO: $ 53.30 DINNER FOR VOLUNTEERS» to extract figures like $ 78.38 and $ 53.30 so as to sort out large purchases from small.
The unseen nature and integrity of art, the development of its aspects, the irreducibility of thought, can be replaced by falsifications, and
by verbiage about the material, itself in reality unseen.
The Note will
need verbiage allowing me to refi a property out of seller financing.
What's the difference in meaning between «contemporaneously» and «concurrently» in
contract verbiage in general?
The state also requires very specific
verbiage which you will find at Section 6.4.6 of the Regulations.
«Integrate that piece of practiced
verbiage into other conversations.
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Besides, to be fair, contract
verbiage like this might be about a buyer trying to get an offer accepted rather than what a buyer believes about value.
For those readers who, like us, would appreciate even
more verbiage on the subject, we especially appreciated this footnote from the press release: A fully illustrated digital catalogue with essay by Dr Anna Lovatt, Lecturer in Modern and Contemporary Art History, University of Manchester, will be available.
To save the reader from
excessive verbiage, I will let the graphs speak for themselves on each selection.
Granted I'm picking on the legal
verbiage here, but isn't that the first place you should go when deciding if an identity verification services background check is right for you?
Google will
provide verbiage for retailer partners to help inform users of this change.
Let's face it: the editing world is filled with
varying verbiage and even more varying prices.
Here are twelve terms that range from common everyday insurance terms to not so
common verbiage that might have less emphasis on your policy documents.
The lofty but ultimately
meaningless verbiage led the writer of the piece to conclude that «The time had come, in sum, to politicize bargaining.»
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industry verbiage for each job description noted throughout the resume.
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