Sentences with phrase «views on the issues raised»

We would warmly welcome your views on the issues raised in this letter, both in regards to the specific cases and generic issues.

Also included is a worksheet which encourages students to engage in the topic and consider their own views on the issues raised.

Not exact matches

El Puente, a Latino organization based in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, that focuses on social justice, education and climate change issues, has raised enough money to purchase thousands of lanterns — which Puerto Ricans on the island view as a glimmer of hope to help guide them through the dark.

WRAP has previously raised the issue of packaging labelling in the fight against food waste, with the organisation estimating in February 2017 that nearly # 1 billion of food waste could be saved through changes to labelling, before seeking views on draft guidance for labelling in July.

I don't believe that people's body weight correlates with their views on these sorts of issues; for example, I have a Lunch Tray reader who's been battling obesity since childhood and is therefore all the more health - conscious as she raises her young daughter.

Rick Santorum showed up on The View today where Raven Symoné faced him down on the issues of marriage equality and gay parenting, getting Santorum to admit that gay couples can raise children well.

The voters surveyed had a variety of views on some of the big issues in the race, including the Affordable Care Act, immigration reform and whether the federal minimum wage should be raised.

Relying on his prodigious fund - raising, he blanketed the state with television advertising, painting Mr. Astorino as a dangerous «ultraconservative» whose views on issues like abortion were unacceptable.

A worksheet to help pupils think about different views on animal testing, and reflect on their own opinion on the issues raised.

In public schools we spend over a third of our budget on teacher salaries, yet we tend to view teacher compensation as a separate issue from raising student achievement.

When I first began teaching justice issues raised during the civil rights movement, I gave my students an assignment to create a civil rights documentary after viewing segments of Eyes on the Prize: America's Civil Rights Years, 1954 - 1965.2 While this assignment was adequate, I struggled with its impact.

Having usually looked at these issues from the point of view that it's a bad thing for policymakers to make promises taxpayers don't plan to keep, I'd never thought about how taxpayers» making unpaid - for promises to teachers could actually be a good thing for education, raising their compensation on the cheap.

Zarnowski recommends the following four steps: raise a current question (for someone from the past); read historical literature about the person (what were his or her views on the issues of the times?)

Those numbers contributed to Broadpoint AmTech analyst Brian Marshall raising his calendar year 2010 revenue estimates for Apple from $ 57.9 billion to $ 62.6 billion: «Once again, we highlight our view that Apple remains the best technology company on the planet with numerous catalysts on the horizon - e.g., international iPhone ramp, iPad ramp, emerging recurring revenue stream, etc. - and no business model issues.»

That said, my personal view on the issue I understand you to be raising is as follows.

In the final months of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change's Fourth Assessment reporting in 2007, the world's three leading climate science agencies asked people directly and intimately involved with the report for their views on how the process had gone and some of the key issues it raised.

Two papers that I was an author or co-author on in recent years generated a fair amount of blog commentary — Schmidt (2009) in IJoC and Benestad and Schmidt (2009) in JGR — mostly because they were explorations of issues raised by authors critical of the mainstream view of climate science.

Judges of the Superior Court of Justice have expressed differing views on this and other interpretative issues raised by the amendments.

Empirically, it is based on the rapid increase in transnational2 interaction (both business and personal) and the resulting development of increasingly complex and increasingly frequent legal problems that raise transnational legal issues as well.3 Normatively, it rests on the view that legal education has an affirmative obligation to expose students to other nations, cultures, and legal systems.4 Legal educators now widely agree that American law schools need to do more to bring international and foreign law prominently into the law school curriculum.

In my view, others are also likely to be grateful because, in agreement with the FtT judge and them, and in disagreement with the Legal Aid Agency decision maker, this appeal is one that raises issues on which it is appropriate for the Upper Tribunal to give guidance.

If you would like to discuss any of the issues raised in our Budget Countdown or wish to share your own views on the issues you foresee, please contact your usual Pinsent Masons adviser or email your thoughts to: [email protected].

If the issue is raised afterwards, on appeal, the court may take the view that the defendant has waived his right to argue the point.

Indeed, it is my view that judges are supposed to decide appeals based on the merits of the issues being raised, the facts of the case and the applicable law, rather than based on the quality of the briefs and the oral arguments.

That raises an issue for debate about the value of mandating topics for study — on which lawyers will have different views — but it undoubtedly indicates the importance that the profession in Florida is giving to the topic.

To prepare it for its discussions with the LCS, the Law Society wants solicitors» views on this proposal (see www.lawsociety.org.uk), which raises issues such as: the usefulness of complaint data for clients in assessing the quality of service; the impact of publication on informal resolution procedures already in place; and the possible reputational consequences for firms.

In so far as issue of forgery raised by the respondent is concerned, learned senior counsel submits that though the learned arbitrator was justified in rendering such finding in view of the pleadings filed by the parties, the claimants would not rely upon such finding of forgery for filing any criminal proceedings against the respondent based on such findings rendered by the learned arbitrator.

In the view of some sources, Gaughran has been particularly effective in developing a clear approach to disputes, and raising business awareness on the issue.