Sentences with phrase «ipso if»

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Several of them, including Curtis Brown, IPSO Books, and the Nelson Agency, now shepherd clients» books through self - publishing if they're unable to secure an offer from a publisher.

Because he thinks «human nature is basically positive,» if more people express their ideas or vote or volunteer, the results will ipso facto be basically positive.

You can start to see why they'd be a little upset, if having kids ipso facto, destroys their careers.

But if the learner is in possession of the condition he is eo ipso himself the Truth, and the moment is merely the moment of occasion (Chapter I).

If we are «collectively destined» for God's kingdom, then divine rule already exercises «determinative efficacy» and human freedom becomes ipso facto impossible (TWP 67).

If however such a pure, formal analysis of existence were possible, it is hard to see how it could be applied without ipso facto becoming a norm.

An ethics which disregards sin is a perfectly idle science; but if it asserts sin, it is eo ipso well beyond itself.

If then the activity of God is not visible or open to proof like worldly entities, if the event of redemption is not an ascertainable process, if, we may add, the Spirit granted to the believer is not a phenomenon susceptible to worldly apprehension, if we can not speak of these things without speaking of our own existence, it follows that faith is a new understanding of existence, and that the activity of God vouchsafes to us a new understanding of self, as Luther said: «et ita Deus per suum exire nos facit ad nos ipsos introire, et per sui cognitionem infert nobis et nostri cognitionem»If then the activity of God is not visible or open to proof like worldly entities, if the event of redemption is not an ascertainable process, if, we may add, the Spirit granted to the believer is not a phenomenon susceptible to worldly apprehension, if we can not speak of these things without speaking of our own existence, it follows that faith is a new understanding of existence, and that the activity of God vouchsafes to us a new understanding of self, as Luther said: «et ita Deus per suum exire nos facit ad nos ipsos introire, et per sui cognitionem infert nobis et nostri cognitionem»if the event of redemption is not an ascertainable process, if, we may add, the Spirit granted to the believer is not a phenomenon susceptible to worldly apprehension, if we can not speak of these things without speaking of our own existence, it follows that faith is a new understanding of existence, and that the activity of God vouchsafes to us a new understanding of self, as Luther said: «et ita Deus per suum exire nos facit ad nos ipsos introire, et per sui cognitionem infert nobis et nostri cognitionem»if, we may add, the Spirit granted to the believer is not a phenomenon susceptible to worldly apprehension, if we can not speak of these things without speaking of our own existence, it follows that faith is a new understanding of existence, and that the activity of God vouchsafes to us a new understanding of self, as Luther said: «et ita Deus per suum exire nos facit ad nos ipsos introire, et per sui cognitionem infert nobis et nostri cognitionem»if we can not speak of these things without speaking of our own existence, it follows that faith is a new understanding of existence, and that the activity of God vouchsafes to us a new understanding of self, as Luther said: «et ita Deus per suum exire nos facit ad nos ipsos introire, et per sui cognitionem infert nobis et nostri cognitionem».

In the old days this used to be expressed, if somewhat imperfectly, by saying that if God is possible, he is eo ipso necessary (Leibniz).

If it does, then ipso facto consistency must be identified with safety.

According to a new Reuters / Ipsos poll, most Trump voters haven't budged in their support of the president, with 88 percent of those surveyed saying they'd cast their ballots for the Republican candidate again if America were to go back in time to Election Day.

Gideon Skinner, Head of Political Research at Ipsos MORI, said: «It's not unusual for a new Prime Minister to experience a honeymoon with voters, even if it doesn't last - this is certainly the case for Theresa May.

An Ipsos - MORI poll from earlier in the month - conducted for Freedom to Marry - found that support grew to 74 % if all voters were reassured about religious liberties.

Previous analyses have, moreover, suggested that, especially given the increased competition on the Left from Sinn Fein, other smaller left of centre parties and left - leaning independents, that it will be a struggle for Labour to win seats in most, if not all, constituencies if the party's national support levels fall below the ten percent level, as has been shown in similar analyses of recent Sunday Independent - Millward Brown and Irish Times - Ipsos MRBI polls.

Hacked Off, the campaign group urging stronger press regulation, said they would not be satisfied if the royal charter is ignored by the newspaper industry and do not believe Ipso is currently good enough.

Ipsos MORI: How would you vote if there were a General Election tomorrow?

MORI's poll asked if people supported strike action by «people in a numbre of public sector jobs» over job cuts, pay levels and pension reductions — they found 48 % in support, 48 % against (Ipsos MORI, 19th June.)

Ipsos Mori found that 52 per cent of Scots would vote for the SNP if there was a Westminster election tomorrow, compared with just 23 per cent for Labour.

Well, for the sake of arguement, even if they're right, this doesn't mean ipso facto AGW can't happen, it just means there are other factors that can warm or cool a planet.

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This of course is a meta - reply, strictly informational in the interest of improved efficiency as opposed to being a personal attack, which in any case is ipso facto impossible if the person «under attack» is unidentified.)

If the NCDC cites Watts» paper, then it is, ipso facto, peer reviewed.

Essentially, if some Scientists ™ can calculate orbital mechanics to a fine art, it follows, ipso nonfacto, that all people who use the same job title are also always right.

If Ipsos Mori want to become opinion formers rather opinion pollsters, they'll need to be rather more persuasive than that.

An IPSOS survey presented during Climate Week NYC, on behalf of The Climate Group and Futerra, shows that a majority of people globally are optimistic about addressing climate change if we act now — with people in emerging economies the most positive about the role of new technology.

If everyone on Earth believes that a word has a particular meaning, then they're right ipso facto.

If the public is unwilling to accept certain copyright powers, that is ipso facto justification for not offering them.

Indeed, the entire system of stare decisis would be undermined if courts, and in particular trial courts, were free to deviate from established precedent because, in their interpretation, its underlying principles no longer accorded with society's basic, and ipso facto, shifting values.

Not sure if this is the same study, but here's a post about one by Ipsos: http://tinyurl.com/lolpqs, also about Canadian Twitter stats.

If the visitor is here by choice, then any resulting dependency is ipso facto by choice.

If by the end of that year a statute on the list still has not been proclaimed in force, it is ipso facto repealed.

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Rental landlords, take note: a survey commissioned by the Ontario Tobacco - Free Network (conducted by Ipsos Reid) that researched drifting second - hand smoke in multi-unit dwellings (March 2007), reported that 64 per cent of Ontario respondents would prefer a smoke - free building if such a choice was offered.

In a recent Ipsos Reid poll done for the Banff conference (available through [e-mail] with «request Banff presentation» in the subject line) two - thirds of those surveyed said they would use the same Realtor (if only they could remember the name) and about half of the survey said the commission paid wasn't worth the service received.

In October 2012, OREA commissioned a study by Ipsos Reid, which found that 93 per cent of Ontario residents want to know if a home they are planning to purchase was formerly used as a MGO or clandestine drug lab.