Sentences with phrase «already adhering»

As cat ownership becomes more widespread and mainstream, our findings have shown that 90 % of these owners are already adhering to responsible cat ownership guidelines.

In Reinventing America's Schools, Osborne encourages cities to progress along a continuum instead of shaming them for not already adhering to his principles.

Already adhering to a federally regulated and certified process, the organic food industry is uniquely positioned to respond to the new food safety requirements coming into effect in the next several years.

He seems to think he's on here to convert people to something to which most of them already adhere.

For us, it's just a stricter version of the diet we have already adhered to for the last few years.

But businesses say they already adhere to rules and laws when obtaining permits from state and local government before processing and reusing coal waste.

The bottom line is that most lenders already adhere to these eight underwriting checkpoints, even though the ATR rule doesn't take effect until 2014.

Our members already adhere to a strict code of practice approved by the Chartered Trading Standards Institute under their Consumer Codes Approval Scheme and they are keen that they are now recognised as Professional Paralegals and to take advantage of the additional support that membership of the PPR will bring»

Why should one opt for a voluntary deductible when insurance companies already adhere to a compulsory one?

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Steve's waxing enthusiastic about his trasseur training sticks in your brain because it adheres to other information you already know.

Further, they are already aware of «disagreement about some theological matters» and the CCCU schools are committed to «certain essentials of the faith once for all delivered to the saints» simultaneously adhering to particular theological postures in one's particular school and its theological tradition.

As for your plea to modernity, there are countless numbers of scientifically minded mordern people who adhere to the Christian faith, but of course you already knew that.

We have already seen that John Winthrop in his shipboard sermon of 1630 posed the issue to his congregation as the choice between adhering to God's covenant or pursuing «our carnal intentions seeking great things for ourselves and our posterity,» seeking «our pleasures and profits.»

[Dennett's] limited and superficial book reads like a caricature of a caricature - for if Richard Dawkins has trivialized Darwin's richness by adhering to the strictest form of adaptationist argument in a maximally reductionist mode, then Dennett, as Dawkins» publicist, manages to convert an already vitiated and improbable account into an even more simplistic and uncompromising doctrine.

In all its shapes and forms, Judaism has always adhered to a concept of redemption which sees it as a process that takes place publicly, on the stage of history and in the medium of the community: in short, which essentially takes place in the visible world, and can not be thought of except as a phenomenon that appears in what is already visible.

Those well - behaving groups will have no trouble adhering to regulations that require their responsible and mature behavior; they already DO behave that way.

Inspiration: The product or company adheres to an unusual or new mission targeting an issue or problem not yet widely addressed; its message / mission is clearly communicated, focused and effective, with real, wide - reaching potential or already proven positive social or environmental impact.

The Old Trafford side will look to fund moves in the transfer moves with cash made from the sales of players so as to better adhere to UEFA FFP (Financial Fair Play) guidelines, with van Gaal having already brought in young attacker Memphis Depay in a # 25m deal earlier this summer.

She had already seen signs of exceptional preservation in the early 1990s, while she was studying the technical aspects of adhering fossil slices to microscope slides.

If there is one single ominous scrap of cloud adhering to the endless silver lining of the coming age, it is the trouble we already know to expect from vegetarians.

The higher numbers in Asia might be due to the fact that people in collectivist societies adhere to norms more strictly, Betsch says — or perhaps the Asian participants were already aware of the benefits of immunization to the society as a whole.

She has already demonstrated that bone cells grow more vigorously and adhere better to titanium coated with TiO2 nanotubes than to conventional titanium surfaces.

Project Violet researchers already have had one big success: a «molecular flashlight» called Tumor Paint, derived from scorpion venom, which chemically adheres to cancer cells and causes them to light up.

You already know that it's impossible to match it exactly and you obviously know how to choose the best shades for you both up and down the scale while adhering to the Cool and gentle shades of the Summer color swatch.

The organisation already works with dating sites and apps, signing up service providers that adhere and agree to its code of conduct as Online Dating Association members.

Featuring the same gameplay mechanics we already got used to from the first title of the franchise, this sequel will include a better matchmaking system that will allow players to search for clans to adhere to.

When Amazon had approached her about developing a series, she'd already had a book (I'm Just a Person) and a documentary (Tig) out about her year in hell; since an uncut version of the truth was in circulation, she wanted to draw on things rather than adhering to a just - the - facts fidelity.

Already, universities are taking note of the specifications machines should adhere to before granting access to the academic network.

Making pedagogical and curricular changes, revamping professional development, and aligning textbooks and assessments to adhere to the Common Core will burden already - strained state budgets.

So, I feel it is the wisest choice for me, adhering to my role as a Commissioner, to respond within the legal parameters as if he were already on District payroll even though he has not officially started yet.

It claimed the plan aimed to make schools adhere to more Islamic principles and had already brought about leadership changes at four schools.

Current 2013 - 2014 owners already know of Avalon's discreet luxury offerings, which adhere to a «new Avalon badge» of Toyota elegance.

They adhere to the area just above the headlights to give the already friendly front end of the Beetle an even more distinctive look.

Sometimes you can get lucky by playing it eccentric and doing something completely off the wall but, in general, your chances are better if you show them you have done your homework, read the requirements they went to the trouble of already providing to you, and adhered to them.

This is especially important in the vocational arena, as many US - based career training programs don't qualify for the grant funding to purchase technology; students will often provide their own, and dictating that vocational students must adhere to purchasing devices on one platform instead of allowing them use mobile devices they are already own can be cost prohibitive for the students.

I say «are» because new online - era publishers adhering to these principles already exist.

Not only would that better adhere to Amazon's already successful model, but Kobo as a company has always maintained that it is interested first and foremost in the reader.

And to improve the job that you already have, adhere to basic work etiquette such as showing up on time, meeting deadlines and over delivering instead of over promising.

This defective cartilage does not properly adhere to the mature bone that is already present, disrupting the normal gliding motion within the joint, causing pain, lameness and eventually arthritis.

New elements most be introduced to keep things fresh and force players to think in new ways, while also adhering to unique brand of logic the game has already set in motion.

It adheres to most of the tropes we expect to see these days, with an emphasis on shooting and high - octane cinematic set - pieces and engrossing, and doesn't do much that we haven't already seen.

In 2007, a law was proposed that would add to videogames an additional rating to the already - on - the - package ESRB one, and that they were to be strictly adhered to by retailers.

While Jak was a silent protagonist, he was already given enough of a name and persona that the game didn't really adhere toward any player injection.

CB4 must honor its previous support of Chelsea Sculpture Park and adhere to the hard won community hearing process already established.

A gesture that isn't predetermined is less likely to adhere to already established patterns and expectations.

Six months after GM unveiled the Volt concept in 2007, Toyota announced it was already test - driving plug - in hybrids — cars that adhere to the two - engine model of all hybrids but allow the battery to plug into the grid and pick up an extra charge while parked.

For their organic slow food restaurant in San Francisco, Mark Lewis and Matthew Guelke wanted to adhere to green design principles, but to reach beyond the «earthy - crunchy crowd» «The earthier places are great, but a lot of their clientele already eats this way,» Guelke says.

The new laws have already initiated a number of rallies against the bans and gun activists say they will not be adhering to the new laws.

However, since the legislation has been enacted, the BCHRT has been very reluctant to award costs, only doing so in cases where parties have been dishonest in the process, for example fabricating facts giving or false testimony, and / or for refusing to adhere to already agreed - upon terms of settlement.

Moreover, all Collaborative lawyers are already licensed and regulated members of the legal profession, and in their role as advocates for their clients, are already duty - bound to adhere to certain professional standards imposed by the Law Society of Upper Canada.