Sentences with phrase «analogous situation»

The present cases concerned two women in largely analogous situations.

In the somewhat analogous situations of slavery and feminism, where longcherished positions of Biblical interpretation were shown to be erroneous, there were supporting Biblical data to assist one's evaluation (e. g. Gal.

In addition, because the two employee workplace studies provided discounted food and the university - based study provided free food, future research examining analogous situations where participants pay full price for their meals would be beneficial.

A recent Court decision found an arguably analogous situation as this to be a trademark violation, among other things, in my opinion under somewhat similar circumstances and a huge damage award was made.

«This is a very analogous situation to General Growth,» he insisted.

We witnessed an analogous situation in 2005 when PetroChina invested in Enbridge Inc.'s Northern Gateway oil pipeline project, then withdrew its support two years later (whereupon Enbridge shelved the project).

The crux of the matter here is that we have two parallel, analogous situations: a king in his dealings with the people of the province, and God in his dealings with the Israelites.

An analogous situation to woman's voluntary limitation of Christian freedom for the sake of order and stability is Paul's advice to refrain in some situations from eating meat (1 Cor.

An analogous situation is when the grocery store will only sell cokes in six - packs.

Working with individuals, we are often faced with an analogous situation.

But the analogous situation in humans does not usually cause inappropriate actions.

We see this through Paul who faced an analogous situation in Antioch: Jewish Christians segregated themselves from their Gentile brethren.

It's not an analogous situation.

The question is begged: in an analogous situation, would writing an article and stating within it «this article may be highly inaccurate,» make for good journalism?

Fewer, probably, can relate to an analogous situation, in which it's not the sample but the researcher's access to the laboratory that is at risk.

In an analogous situation that Brodsky Schur recounts, during a field trip to a cathedral earlier this year, an eight - year - old boy looked worried and asked what happens when a person dies.

So we can consider the analogous situation where short term energy is stored in a refrigerator and long term in the basement freezer.

This is a state of affairs that would be a national scandal if an analogous situation existed in healthcare or any other critical public service (Help Wanted: Firemen.

and apply the results to an analogous situation, a step referred to as «transfer.»

I was wracking my brain trying to come up with an analogous situation in another industry, like «Getting advice on publishing from Stephen King is like getting pointers from Cary Grant on how to break into Hollywood,» but even that comparison is inadequate (setting aside the fact that Cary Grant is dead).

An analogous situation in people occurs while driving, if a car up ahead starts maneuvering in an erratic manner, the driver focuses his or her attention on the problem vehicle and the driving.

An analogous situation is not one that is metaphorical.

It strikes me that I am dealing with an analogous situation...» wrote Smart.

While there appears to be no case law directly on point, there is substantial case law concerning the analogous situation where civil proceedings are brought in parallel with criminal proceedings concerning the same matter.

The Anns - Cooper approach first considers whether this case is governed by a duty of care that has already been recognized in the case law, or falls within an analogous situation.

Think of analogous situations to see how crazy the proposition is.

Of key note is that the regulations did not require married couples or registered civil partners to complete a nomination form and that a surviving unmarried partner falling within reg 25 (6)(b) of the regulations was in an analogous situation to a surviving married partner or civil partner.