Sentences with phrase «against a trend where»

Mark Pincus, founder of the gaming company Zynga, is reducing his voting power over the company, going against a trend where entrepreneurs lobbied for more control.
The Accra Metropolitan Assembly (AMA) has warned against the trend where some private individuals and groups without any authority attempt to enforce the ban on drumming and noise making.

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We hold no disdain towards those who disagree, but only battle against the trend or reality in area's of the Globe where sharing the Gospel, or living out our Faith publicly is being restricted, or is currently very restricted or illegal.
4) This is a Derby... a game where you can lay a marker against a rival and show that the community shield win wasn't an exception that confirmed a rule but a positive trend that's not going to stop (at least in the EPL can't say the same about UCL)... GO GOONERS!!!
This trend continued in the game against Feyenoord midweek and came harshly down upon United against Watford where certain players looked more like semi-professionals instead of the # 300k a week players they are supposed to be.
Kennedy Agyapong's latest call for violence against Ewes follows Nana Akufo - Addo's similar attack on the voting trend of Ewes, where he declared that the people of Volta Region have been voting in one way for a very long time.
Kennedy Agyapongâ $ ™ s latest call for violence against Ewes follows Nana Akufo - Addoâ $ ™ s similar attack on the voting trend of Ewes, where he declared that the people of Volta Region have been voting in one way for a very long time.
He said the first indicator of that trend was Martha Coakley against Scott Brown in Massachusetts, where «angry Catholic voters» who are seeing their savings disappear are angry.
But targeting a specific platform runs against the grain of current trends in web development, where we try to make one design fit many contexts.
Juxtapose this against Amazon's exponential rise in sales for the same holiday period and you can see where this trend is heading in 2018.
We can decide if we want to trade with or against the trend, where we enter and exit, and when a loss should be cut to move onto better opportunities.
Yet they turn around and find absolute certainty that they've found a long - term trend in solar irradiance, where our direct measurements span only a couple of decades, barely more than two full 11 - year cycles, and we're up against serious challenges on inter-satellite calibration.
In most tests I've done, or seen done, with Monte Carlo proxies, where you have a positive trend at the end of the series where you are calibrating against, the effect of the offset error is to shift the reconstructed series downwards relative to the unbiased offset.
This should indicate the temperature trend of those rural micro climates against the urban trend of the micro climates around the cities and airports where the majority of the stations are situated.
There may well be points where we can agree that too much information has been shared or that some data is better kept private, lest the cost or harm outweigh the public interest in dissemination, but current trends are decidedly against the gatekeepers and in favour of putting more out there.
But even though Mr Habib's claim lies at the intersection of these trends, it does not follow the «typical» model of a civil claim against the agents directly responsible for the alleged abuses; nor does it pursue a criminal prosecution, where questions of immunity have recently formed a less imposing barrier.
The SCC has solidified that shift with R. v. Grant now clearly stating that where the exclusion of evidence would bring the adminsitration of justice into disrepute, courts must balance this against the severity of the Charter breach with the judicial trend now explicitly favouring admission of evidence even where it is obtained unlawfully.
In states where subrogation against a renters insurance policy is not generally allowed, the trend is towards a no - fault model.
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