Sentences with phrase «as a general rule oppose»

• One may as a general rule oppose quota systems, in the academy and elsewhere.

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Similarly, letters that do not expressly support or oppose the proposed delay, but that express general support for the Rule or PTEs, were treated as supporting the Rule and PTEs as originally drafted including support for the April 10, 2017 applicability date, and were therefore treated as opposing a delay.

In Islamic terminology a miracle is most often defined as a fact contrary to general rules, opposed to the normal course of events, with a cause which escapes human comprehension; and this fact is also a challenge to anyone who doubts it.

No As a general rule, libertarianism is opposed to changes imposed by majority rule over the objections of a minority.

This is a huge topic and I can not begin to cover it in a single blog post, but as a general rule nutrient dense foods tend to be one ingredient natural unprocessed foods as opposed to processed foods which often have a huge caloric content from added sugars, or are so highly processed there is very little actual nutrient content left.

As a general rule, I have done better by withdrawing plus or minus $ 100000 over several years as opposed to withdrawing (plus or minus) a larger amounAs a general rule, I have done better by withdrawing plus or minus $ 100000 over several years as opposed to withdrawing (plus or minus) a larger amounas opposed to withdrawing (plus or minus) a larger amount.

And I think as a general rule most CAGW advocates believe most of what they have read about CAGW from the consensus (as opposed to how they «market» it, in Mosher's terms).

The general rule is that a purchase of «used» real estate (as opposed to newly constructed residential real estate sold to a first buyer) is «as is» with regard to physical condition and defects.

At the same time, I find it ironic that while the ABA opposes mandatory retirement programs, it has also issued an ethics opinion holding that law firms can ethically make retirement benefits contingent on a lawyer's agreement to sign a non-compete clause (as a general rule, law firms can not bind lawyers to non-compete agreements because to do so would violate the client's unfettered right to a lawyer of his or her choosing).

Rule 5.5 makes it clear that the key element in the unauthorized practice of law is «personal advice» as opposed to «general advice,» where the latter is permitted and the former proscribed.