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" When I talked with the husband-and-wife writing team , I asked why they had chosen the word " Zion " to title all their series . Delaware offered assisted guardianship to title IV-E eligible children for whom reunification and adoption were not options . Career information resources include The Dictionary of Occupational Titles , the Guide for Occupational Exploration , and a career opportunities series providing detailed occupation information detailing job descriptions , work environments , educational requirements , salary profiles , and job outlook . under the Herald 's Trumpet title . This will make it much easier for the eventual first purchasers of your products to title and register their boats . However , it subsequently published and distributed with its computers an item titled " Safety and Comfort Guide " , which copied seven phrases and four illustrations from Ergonome 's work , without authorization . It is hardly surprising that the Jewish author of a late 17th-century guide to the markets of Antwerp and Amsterdam saw fit to title his work " Confusion de confusiones . O * NET replaces the Dictionary of Occupational Titles ( DOT ) as the nation 's primary source of occupational information . The majority of votes decided in favour of the Ivy title , for children have a natural love of symbolism , and , as they had pointed out , the qualities of ivy are its evergreenness , its cleanliness , its capacities for growing upwards , and for spreading , and its universality and seasonableness . To the contrary , the Court 's decision in Loeffler explicitly recognized that the Postal Service 's substantive liability under Title VII does not derive from either the Postal Service 's sue-and-be-sued clause or the provisions of Title VII that apply to private parties , but rather derives from separate amendments to Title VII that altered Title VII 's definition of " employer " to create a cause of action against federal agencies .