Sentences with phrase «against this outcome»

An immediate annuity or longevity insurance is the perfect choice to protect against this outcome.

The only way to guard against this outcome that I am aware of is diversification and systematic rebalancing.

I've started betting against all outcomes which will stop us getting there.

Now, what educator would work against that outcome?

It doesn't drive against outcomes like employment opportunity and income, and it's embedded in a system that doesn't make sense.

When weighing the expense against the outcome, it raises the question of cost effectiveness.

All of these calls were transcribed and speaker separated to differentiate between the salesperson and the prospect, then tied to their CRM records so we could analyze this data against the outcome of the deal.

Ideal for justifying budget spending against outcomes for key stakeholders such as governors, or evidencing improvement plans for inspection bodies.

As children have a right to be cared for by both parents the state should be improving the overall chances of this happening, rather than stacking obstacles against this outcome as the current tax system does.

He stood aside when the hard - headed Akufo - Addo proceeded to the Supreme Court with the useless petition against the outcome of Election 2012.

An appeal has been submitted by three of the original complainants against the outcome of Alistair Webster's investigation.

There are indications that some of the defeated aspirants who took part in the All Progressives Congress governorship primaries in Ondo State on Saturday may kick against the outcome of the exercise.

The National Elections Commission (NEC), has since ended their probe, but the Supreme Court is now hearing an appeal lodged by the Liberty Party and the Unity Party against the outcome of the investigation, with a ruling expected on Thursday.

This is in fact explicitly provided for in the Police Reform Act, when a complainant can appeal to the IPCC against the outcome of a supervised investigation.»

To safeguard against that outcome, the report authors recommend that countries reduce greenhouse gas emissions, provide more eco-friendly methods to farmers and workers, and come up with plans to make sure those most vulnerable to climate change — especially the poor — will retain rights and security.

Christiani would like to see an experiment that compares the survival of patients administered large doses of the vitamin during treatment and follow - up periods against the outcomes of people who rely on diet and conventional therapy alone.

Using data from two academic institutions, Derosa and colleagues compared outcomes in patients with advanced RCC or NSCLC who had received antibiotics within 30 days of beginning immunotherapy against outcomes in those who did not.

Filming the end of a match won by decision, Johnson finds herself serendipitously in the warpath of the distraught loser, who she follows backstage and then out again into the crowd, as he rages aloud against the outcome, before his mother reminds him how many people are watching.

We have to design specific, measurable, objective, observable and clear (SMOOC) outcomes; instruct learners according to these outcomes; then measure learner performance against these outcomes.

Testing a strategy against outcomes data from similar prior cases, and exploring alternatives if the prospects for that strategy look unpromising, represents the power and promise of legal analytics.

Here's what the Hindustan Petroleum Corporation (HPCL) website says: «All registered HP gas consumers are insured against the outcome of an accident at their registered premises due to LPG.

Implementation of segregated witness and lightning network (LN) technology would remove the weak points in the network, specifically exchanges, yet consensus appears to be uniting against this outcome.

Parenting practices, such as knowledge of child whereabouts and monitoring of behavioral rules, protect against these outcomes among heterosexual youth.

«[Central banks] have chosen implicitly, if not in a more overt fashion, to set capital and other reserve standards for banks to guard against outcomes that exclude those once or twice in a century crises that threaten the stability of our domestic and international financial systems.

However the manager believes Palace are protected against that outcome.

The infinite player does not measure himself against the outcome of the game because he knows that the game always continues and the results keep changing.

Naturally, the husband was against this outcome: He claimed that in light of his bankruptcy the order should not be given effect — especially since there were significant and serious custody / parenting issues outstanding, not to mention efforts on the wife's part to exclude him from the child's life.

Measure it against outcomes required by the client.