DISCUSSION QUESTIONS Sample Clauses

DISCUSSION QUESTIONS. You need to post two questions on the assigned papers for discussion to the Canvas site by 2pm the day before class. These questions should be clear, spark interesting discussion and show that you have read and thought about the paper. Feel free to also post any general questions on the paper methods, terminology etc.—but note that these do not count towards your two questions.

DISCUSSION QUESTIONS. Provide an example of expenses that would be covered under each of the three CGL coverages.

DISCUSSION QUESTIONS. Why is it a good idea for a church not only to have a Statement of Faith, but also a Church Covenant?

DISCUSSION QUESTIONS. Preferred types of communication with advisor (e.g., in-person meetings, Zoom, email, Slack, etc.): Preferred frequency of meetings with advisor: Expectations for meetings (should the advisee prepare something specific in advance, etc.): What does the advisor think that a successful rotation in their lab looks like (e.g., what is expected in terms of work habits, schedule, research accomplishments, attendance at specific meetings or departmental activities, etc.)?

DISCUSSION QUESTIONS. “Waiting is a form of suffering.” When God first makes promises to Abram, he is seventy-five years old (Gen. 12:4). By the time ▇▇▇▇▇ is born, he is one hundred years old. And Isaac’s birth doesn’t happen quickly after this passage (around twenty years later). What are we seeing here about God’s promises?

DISCUSSION QUESTIONS. How did the dowry and arras enable the independence of women in the Spanish colonies?

DISCUSSION QUESTIONS. The Informal Review provides the opportunity for feedback at the formative stage of a project. An Informal Review allows the Architectural Review Board to provide non-binding feedback to an applicant regarding the intended site improvements. Planning recommends the Board consider: 1) Does the Board support the location of the proposed addition? 2) Does the Board support the proposed mass and scale of the addition? 3) Does the Board support the proposed character including the conceptual building materials and landscaping? 4) Other considerations by the Board.

DISCUSSION QUESTIONS. How well do we as a board understand our founding documents and what is included in the charter contract? How do we know, based on our board oversight of the budget, if we are achieving our agreed upon results?

DISCUSSION QUESTIONS. List those sources of ▇▇▇▇▇’ah (or evidences) which all scholars agree to in principle.