Sentences with phrase «which speak to»

«These are significant fines, which speak to the serious threat breaches of trust have on consumers and in turn their confidence in the profession.»

Yes, but you have to demonstrate it through client testimonials and the ways in which you speak to your prospects and clients.

Matching the rate and volume at which you speak to your client and mirroring their body language can further reinforce those feelings of closeness and comfort, foster rapport and can also aid in your persuasiveness.

Second, she has been on the SCC since 1989 and has been CJC since 2000, both of which speak to her practical isolation from almost all of the dirty - fingers, day - to - day problems faced by the courts and lawyers every day, and those problems are frequently the most «impactful» ones.

Or is it simply a matter of better enforcing the current rules that we have which speak to a lawyer's obligation to give genuine, independent advice?

Any employer operating in a unionized environment is advised to review all provisions of the applicable collective agreement which speak to obligations on General Voting Day.

However, by making conservationists more aware of how people construct anthropomorphic meanings around species and how they engage with species and attribute value to their characteristics — e.g. people may attribute personhood or emotions to species that they play with, such as pets or even livestock — they can create conservation programmes which speak to people through their cultural expectations and emotional connections.

There's a lot to unpack in this matryoshka doll of brackets, including words like «shall» and «should,» which speak to whether or not any Paris agreement should be legally binding for the parties who ratify it — a point on which the European Union and United States disagree.

Spectral Disorder» is from Oursler's groundbreaking series projecting faces onto sock puppet - like constructions, which speak to the viewer in ambiguous dialogues.

Kounellis was a co-founder of the Italian movement Arte Povera and used a variety of materials, organic (coffee, coal) and inorganic (steel plates, textiles), to create his sculptural works, which speak to such elemental themes as heat, creation, decay and endurance.

Emblematic of the works on view, Edwards incorporates chains into his sculptures, which speak to the history of slavery and oppression while simultaneously representing the links between people and cultures.

Also featured are two documentation videos from 1979, Painting Himself in a Corner and Circle Play, which speak to the performative nature of Haring's practice and illustrate the fluidity of his line.

The 66 photographs in the Norton Simon Museum's collection, which speak to the depth and breadth of work by this modern Mexican master of photography, came from this exhibition.

Meaning «Hail the Dark Lioness» in Zulu, she confronts racism by photographing herself while on the road, highlighting various aspects of her identity which speak to her skin color, ethnicity and the cultural perceptions and stereotypes of femininity and African culture.

-- Scale — Award & Dinner Programs / Hotel / Convention Center — Scope — Conferences / Trade Shows / Domestic and International Events — Complexity — Pipe & Drape / Full Install & Dismantle Custom Booths / Building Out Temporary Facilities Held senior roles in the acquisition, divestiture and asset disposition of business segments, possesses an in depth knowledge of legal contract execution and management, has firsthand knowledge of operating in a bankruptcy environment which all speak to the above average expertise, business acumen and overall skill set.

This leaves 1 2 Switch, Skylanders Imaginators, Just Dance 2017 and Super Bomberman R to sell the system at launch, none of which speak to the hardcore gamers likely to buy the system at release.

To judge the Irish, one must prioritize those characteristics which speak to the essence of this breed and which set it apart from others in the Terrier group.

«There is elegant simplicity in the Avista's surfaces, which speak to the purity of the car's performance, and a timeless beauty that's a hallmark of Buick design,» Bryan Nesbitt, Buick executive director of global design, said in a press release.

Anna Frebel has discovered and characterized some of the simplest, least heavy - element - enriched stars in the universe, which speak to conditions in the early universe.

Flashback to the new PBA contract, plus all the pacts that came before it, which speak to this fact: Unions, particularly public employee unions, pretty much run state and local politics in New York.

None of which speak to the player that he is, he's the best, no one on the board would disagree.

One can discern regulations which are not Mosaic in «words» which speak to Israelite existence in demonstrably post-Mosaic times, e.g., statutes unquestionably aimed at conditions of monarchic political existence in Canaan, or at the control of problems presupposing settled agricultural life.

God has placed icons / symbols / allegories everywhere which speak to us if only we have ears to listen & eyes to see.

See Between Man and Man (London: Regan Paul 1947), p. 89) Such communication by a teacher who has a deep feeling for a religious tradition often leads students to an encounter with the meanings which speak to human needs from that tradition.

But each of the great scriptures contains some — some more, some less — timeless passages which speak to peoples of widely different ages and cultural backgrounds.

At the annual gathering of roughly 3,000 heads of business and state this week, the overarching theme is «Responsive and Responsible Leadership,» which speaks to the idea that business leaders must respond to social and political movements in turn.

The Journal, which spoke to former Theranos employees, their families, a number of experts, and the company's lawyers for its story, said Theranos fought the paper throughout the entire investigation.

«The size and volatility in this (is similar to) small cap issues, which speaks to uncertainty,» said Howard Silverblatt of S&P Dow Jones Indices.

Home ownership in Canada is at an incredible 67.3 per cent according to the last census, which speaks to how entrenched the concept of owning rather than renting a residence is in our society.

We have increased our dividends by 100 % over the last 3 years, which speaks to the consistent cash flow we generate and our intent to return more capital to shareholders through dividends.

The first bond I ever bought for my personal account was distressed, which speaks to my inherent bias to be long volatility.

Luke 24:44 Then he said to them, «These are my words which I spoke to you while I was still with you, that everything written....

Rather, what we have for certain in our hands are the plays of Shakespeare, in which he speaks to us (as in Newman's motto) «from heart to heart.»

In the words of an ancient prayer, it is the visible expression of «that wonderful and sacred mystery» which speaks to us and works on us, through the very imperfection, weakness, error, and even the sin of the empirical institution, to manifest in the world of time and space the abiding reality of God's operation in the event of Christ for human wholeness.

God's Word, which he spoke to the Biblical authors was perfect

The remarkable thing — that which speaks to us across the years — is that all the people who came to be cured stayed in the homes of the parish, the homes of the people in the community, and the visits lasted from a month to a year or more.

To separate government from the reality of religion — from that which speaks to the deepest and highest and most commanding ways of understanding what is really real — is to separate government from the people who are the source of its legitimacy.

Located just across from Christ Church, St. Aldate's has a history going back to the twelfth century and St. Frideswide, which spoke to me given that I was writing on the canons....

Located just across from Christ Church, St. Aldate's has a history going back to the twelfth century and St. Frideswide, which spoke to me given that I was writing on the canons regular to which the Oxford saint belonged.

On the other hand, when addressed dialogically, the listener knows that he is being addressed by another, and that the content is living truth which speaks to meanings coming from his own experience.

But they did not understand the statement which He spoke to them.

If there is a higher, spiritual, supernatural world, it stands to reason that this everyday, material, natural world is only the language in which it speaks to us.

Fausto's Food Palace has been the community's grocery store since 1926, which speaks to the strong connection between the two.

The Shake Shack concept and core menu items have not materially changed since 2004, which speaks to the timelessness and universal appeal of our food offerings.

The Four Horsemen's name, which speaks to the four teammates spearheading the project — but also to a metal band and a hypothetical British pub, could've been confused for an «apocalyptic wine bar,» as Murphy put it.

In the Man United game, two goals were down to poor organization by the two CBs, which speaks to the ability of the partnership not individual players.

It's a trash fire, for crying out loud, which speaks to the hot mess that is deep down in all our souls (or not so deep down, no judgment).

He is going in the first or second round, in all likelihood, which speaks to his abilities.

It's also worth noting that just over half of all games (1,754 of 3,471) have been decided by single digits which speaks to the competitive nature of the league.

He's been compared by some scouts to Ray Lewis or NaVorro Bowman, which speaks to his excellent overall ability.»