Sentences with phrase «as envisaged»

The purpose of the assessment process, as envisaged under the EPSEN Act (2004) and as subsequently outlined through the NEPS Continuum of Support guidelines, is focused on identifying student educational needs so as to inform the development of teaching and learning plans for students.

Martinez also recommends that agreements negotiated in a treaty - making process such as that envisaged by the draft Bill should maintain their character as «instruments with international status».

Where the last day of the limitation period falls on an official holiday or other dies non juridicus precluding the appropriate legal action in the jurisdiction where the creditor institutes legal proceedings or asserts a claim as envisaged in article 13, 14 or 15, the limitation period shall be extended so as not to expire until the end of the first day following that official holiday or dies non juridicus on which such proceedings could be instituted or on which such a claim could be asserted in that jurisdiction.

In particular, as such mechanisms were designed for international armed conflicts and are dependent on States» consent for their activation, they have barely functioned as envisaged.

They and others have found ways of entering the market short of ownership of law firms and so without the need for an ABS licence as envisaged by the Legal Services Bill.

While the division of views in the Supreme Court in Edwards might create difficulty in addressing the question of how that intention is to be divined the soundness of introducing a requirement in dismissal cases for an express contractual agreement permitting common law damages, as envisaged by Lords Dyson, Wilson and Mance was, at the very least doubted by Lords Phillips, Kerr and Walker and Lady Hale.

(iii) The contractual extensions of Duncombe's contract did not amount to an abuse, as envisaged by the Directive.

Moreover, the common investment policy, as envisaged by the Commission, should cover both the pre-establishment and post-establishment phase.

Further, it did so without at this time serving a defence following up its application even in draft form as envisaged in equity in the English jurisdiction.

These records must include the purpose of the processing, the categories involved, as well as the envisaged time limits, and must be made available to the Supervising Authority upon request.

Molden said that based on recent research, limiting average global temperatures at a 2 degree Celsius rise from pre-industrial levels — as envisaged by the historic Paris accord of 2015 — in the world means 3 to 4 degrees of warming in the mountains, while limiting average global temperature rise to 1.5 degree Celsius would mean a 3 degree Celsius rise in high - altitude areas.

(The Tyndall Centre as founded in 2000 as a multi-disciplinary research group to investigate mitigation of climate impacts as envisaged by climate models.

If allowed to continue as envisaged by the Paris Treaty, this economic recession will become a world - wide depression, and all nations will suffer.

They failed to reach agreement because of the horrific costs of implementing greenhouse gas emissions control measures as envisaged in the Kyoto Protocol.

Some parts of the game are starting to look and feel just as we envisaged, whereas others are still only built to a basic level.

So your careful choice of 12 point Palatino won't always render exactly as you envisaged.

Individual styling, exactly as you envisaged.

Schools councils as envisaged by Lord Nash would likely be little more than talking shops.

The Persons with Disabilities (Equal Opportunities, Protection of Rights and Full Participation) Act, 1995 notified on 1st January, 1996 has not been effective so far because the handicapped arc not getting equal opportunities as envisaged by the Act.

Of hiking through the pumpkin patch to find the perfect specimen for my jack - o - lantern (which never quite turned out as fabulous as I envisaged in my head).

I didn't want a typical summer wedding as I envisaged the bridesmaids wearing fur capes outside.

Cell therapy, as envisaged by the teams of I - Stem, is primarily based on the identification of experimental protocols that can specifically guide differentiation of pluripotent cells to a cell fate, which presents a interest for the replacement of the defective cell population from the patient (the striatal neurons for Huntington's disease, the cells of the retinal pigment epithelium for retinitis pigmentosa, keratinocytes for genodermatoses, etc.).

«We demonstrated that the low angular momentum of ellipticals is mainly originated by nature in the central regions during the early galaxy formation process, and not nurtured substantially by the environment via merging events, as envisaged in previous theories.»

Policies and strategies to improve global health must include comprehensive efforts to control tobacco use, as envisaged under the Framework Convention on Tobacco Control.

But the neat concept of adaptation to the environment driven by natural selection, as envisaged by Darwin in On the Origin of Species and now a central feature of the theory of evolution, is too simplistic.

Whether an ultimate creator as envisaged by religion exists or not is a question that science can address

In a certain sense, however, my work today is much as envisaged at the age of six and a half, when I gave up on a long - held ambition to become a milkman and chose instead for a career working with animals.

According to him, as far as the 2020 general elections is concerned, former president John Mahama stands a pole position among the various contenders, his candidature may not help the National Democratic Congress (NDC) win the elections as envisaged.

«All legal hurdles have now been cleared and the recall process can now proceed as envisaged by the Constitution, the Electoral Act and the extant lNEC guidelines and regulations.

Prof Yakubu also advised that the Commission and not the President make the appointment of the Secretary to the Commission, in order to give room for greater independence of the Commission as envisaged in the Bill.

On the on - going nationwide CVR exercise, Prof. Yakubu said: «For the first time in the history of the Commission, citizens who have attained the age of 18 years and those who could not register before the last General Election now have the opportunity to do so on a continuous basis as envisaged by the Electoral Act.

«In 2016, the overall fiscal deficit (on a cash basis) deteriorated to an estimated 9 percent of GDP, instead of declining to 5 1/4 percent of GDP as envisaged under the IMF - supported program.

A mere reference to a provision of the constitution for a court lower than the Supreme Court to consider will not amount to interpretation as envisaged under articles 2 (1) and 130 (1) of the 1992 constitution which reserves for the exclusive jurisdiction of supreme court, if it comes to the interpretation of any provisions in the constitution».

Dr. Kwame Ampofo, Chairman, Energy Commission, Ghana, touching on the renewable energy fair, said the event was borne out of the need to bridge the information gap that exist between the industry and the desired market environment as envisaged and stipulated in the Renewable Energy Act, 2011 (ACT 832).

«For the first time in the history of the Commission, citizens who have attained the voting age of 18 years and those who could not register during the previous CVR exercises, now have the opportunity to do so on a continuous basis as envisaged by the Electoral Act.

Many were the first in their family to go to university, whilst over 30 candidates did not go to university at all: many of the new intake will be the very embodiment of social mobility as envisaged by Margaret Thatcher.

The degeneration of the rift to seemingly personalized tones would have been avoided had the NNPC being unbundled as envisaged in the evasive legislation, rather than the superficial restructuring so far carried out in the Corporation.

The renowned diplomats» decision to contest the Deputy Chairperson position of the AU Commission did not come to us as a surprise at all because we knew his passion, competency and rich experience will be enough to win the seat and it has come to pass too as envisaged.

Less so today, but the early, post-colonial, period had a state much more in keeping with the national socialist conception of state involvement as envisaged by Mussolini.

As we envisaged, Bellerin should start at right back while Chambers start at center back alongside Per Mertesacker.

Against that background we may turn to an assessment of self - interest in economic activities as envisaged by Adam Smith.

When that estrangement is overcome, as envisaged in the book of Revelation, religion as such is no longer necessary.

Still less was it a social contract — a voluntary surrender of power order to delegate authority to a sovereign — as envisaged by Hobbes Rousseau.5 The covenant was more of a command than a bargain, stemming from the inherent, undelegated authority of Yahweh over the total structure of existence.

The initial ideal aim as envisaged by God is the «best for that impasse» (PR 373).

Again our editorial argues that a developed natural philosophy and theology, which are open to mutual synthesis and to real contact with the transcendent, as envisaged for instance by Vatican One in Dei Filius, can help to free our intellectual vision from the smothering effects of a too Platonic conception of the absoluteand infinite.

It might equally wish to consider whether the global communications system, available on a non-discriminatory basis to all nations of the world, as envisaged by Assembly resolution 1721 (XVI), part D, should not be placed under the auspices of the United Nations.»

Whilst not constituting cash, cryptocurrencies can be valued to ascertain an amount received or accrued as envisaged in the definition of «gross income» in the Act.

«Overall growth in China is evolving broadly as envisaged, but with a faster - than - expected slowdown in imports and exports, in part reflecting weaker investment and manufacturing activity,» the IMF said.

Tsipras did manage to win a concession that the fund should be managed from Greece, not Luxembourg, as envisaged in a German plan, but the rules will be drawn up by Greece's creditors — the troika that Tsipras vowed to throw off, but only succeeded in renaming as «the institutions».

If the deal closes in October as envisaged, shareholders will have received an additional 24 cents per share in dividends since the buyout was announced.