Sentence examples for points to deliver from inspiring English sources

"After Tiller," a new documentary focused on the four doctors in the United States openly performing third-trimester abortions, takes a complicated subject beyond the familiar muck of abstract and often ill-informed talking points to deliver a frank portrayal of the real life situations of the physicians and their desperate patients.

While the deals differ, most provide the sponsoring group a certain number of messages or so called "live-reads," in which the host will use a script, outline or set of talking points to deliver an advertisement touting the group and encouraging listeners to visit its website or contribute to it.

The UGA-125 family enables new price points to deliver these benefits to a wider audience".

As Barstow's piece states, the 75 retired military officers who were recruited by Donald Rumsfeld and given talking points to deliver on Fox, CNN, ABC, NBC, CBS and MSNBC were given extraordinary access to White House and Pentagon officials.

Hospitals can serve an important access points to deliver smoking cessation advice [ 3] and healthcare professionals can be important role models to promote smoke-free norms and behaviors [ 4, 5].

After each meeting, Ms. Davis wrote a letter stating her opinions, and made it a point to deliver it as soon as possible.

"Target, Ikea, Martha Stewart and Habitat in London have made it a point to deliver good design to the masses," Mr. Thompson says.

No blood, no suffering, no puking your guts out or crying out in pain, and (except when a guy has some sapient plot point to deliver) no death rattle.

However, I always make it a point to deliver my work on time.

The server will have two chances at each point to deliver a correct service.

San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee stepped up to a podium at the new College Track center in Bayview/Hunter's Point to deliver his annual "State of the City" Monday afternoon.