Sentences with phrase «ascertain why»

I then contacted QuickLaw to ascertain why this decision was available through LexisNexis but not QuickLaw.

However, the court did not make any attempt, by telephone or otherwise, to ascertain why the defendants had failed to show.

More work is needed to determine all of the sources of methane emissions from natural gas production, to ascertain why these emissions occur and to evaluate their climate and atmospheric chemistry impacts.

This doesn't help ascertain why different layers react differently... And it doesn't explain why the mesosphere (with very few absorbers) also cools.

He has long been a figure of mythic dimensions, as are many of the artists associated with the New York School, and it's easy to ascertain why.

Reviews come with just a few quick words from the site or magazine that are vague at best and rarely ever help you ascertain why your latest game flopped, leaving you in the dark as to what you might need to think about fixing for your next release, and that can be frustrating, especially if your company is on the verge of going bust and you really need to make your next game sell but have no idea where to start — does it need to be a fraction more story - based, or perhaps you need to adjust the balance of graphics and sound.

It can do this, but it's difficult to ascertain why.

It dries clear on my dark roots, which is important because I am desperate for a salon appointment (read this post to ascertain why I'm poor now.)

The former Liberal Democrat leader was selected to head the eight - person committee, which will seek to ascertain why Metropolitan police officers were permitted to search Mr Green's parliamentary office without a warrant.

We must ascertain why, of all the many sects of Judaism, «Christianity was almost the only one which achieved a permanent separate existence, and why it was the only one which in numerical strength surpassed its parent.

Interpretation must always establish the permanent content of truth behind the mode of expression, and ascertain why historically it was uttered in that particular mode.

Gordon J. gave no reasons for his order and it can not be ascertained why he ordered the most draconian remedy available in the circumstances.

Not exact matches

It's also the Customer Support team's job to ascertain that they choose the right path to get that outcome, so they might want to engage their users, but they don't want to have their users upset about being spammed, so it's our team's job to say again, «I can see why you might think that emailing five times in the first five days is good, but here's a few ideas about how you'll get to where you want to get to without doing the things that upset customers.»

What CEO's, CMO's, and CSO's can begin to ascertain is how buyers are making decisions (i.e. their buying processes)-- what is even more important in today's business climate is to understand why buyer decision models are transforming and to adapt accordingly.

Moreover, most investors will know exactly what your business is worth or will make their own research to ascertain the authenticity of your claim so why lie?

I simply perused the comments here, ascertained the probable nature of your vitriol, and proposed a possibility as to why your comments may be taken poorly.

I find it helpful to ascertain who is leaving and why.

«And given that our nation is on high terrorism alert, while hundreds of Australian Islamic State sympathisers are fighting our ADF forces in Iraq, why is there is no formal reporting or auditing mechanism in Australia to ascertain whether monies paid for halal certification are misused?»

«This is why we are demanding a thorough investigation which report will be made public into the terror attack on Nwodo's home shortly after this press conference so as to ascertain that there is no cause and effect in this incident.

To ascertain motivations behind the behavior, the researchers included an open - ended question asking respondents to tell them why they had engaged in digital self - harm.

The study simply sought to ascertain whether these men would adopt PrEP and to determine why.

For the sake of these people, I highly recommend that you read this book, especially if you are a medical practitioner and as yet do not have a solid grasp of a) how and why AFS can present in many different ways, depending on the stage of AFS and on each individual's constitution, b) how and why the management and treatment of the various stages of AFS can vary tremendously, c) the importance of ascertaining whether hypothyroidism is secondary to hypoadrenia, and d) the core aspects of treatment for each stage of AFS.

And if there is a neurological root cause or if there is a structural root cause, this might be the reason why no physician has been able to get to the root cause of their issue, or no naturopath doctor or naturopathic doctor has been able to get to the root cause, because the root is structural and not something that they've been able to ascertain.

Nick insists that he'll jump if he can't talk to the police force's recently disgraced expert negotiator for jumpers, Lynda Mercer (Banks, Role Models), and while she tries to ascertain who he is and why he is out to take his own life, he's playing for time in order to try to clear his innocence — or is he?

Exactly why gender makes so much of a difference in student learning is difficult to ascertain.

We need to ascertain exactly what materials and equipment teachers need, which expectations are unclear, and why teachers feel they are not able to do what they do best every day.

My question is, why are you creating puppies for which you had not ascertained qualified homes long before the prospective pairing?

In the end, the most plausible explanation as to why the dogs were destroyed has to be for the purpose of avoiding criminal charges. Clearly, the dogs could not be turned over to a shelter or rescue for fear of a criminal prosecution and their years as farmers gave the Zimmerman brothers the knowledge that through the process of natural decomposition it would indeed be difficult to ascertain the physical condition of the dogs on the day of the inspection once they had been dead and buried for several days.

It is natural that, however vague, such stories would alarm us here at BCR, and we sought to ascertain the scale of the problem and the reasons why this may be occurring.

I've gone back and tried to crawl into the headspace of my younger self time and time again to ascertain exactly why that score wasn't higher.

This brings up the curious question of why such Hominids should be less astute, shall we say, than than our rodent cousins in terms of their adaptive behavior, a topic which even the former Mr. Dr. Professor Gould does not seem to address in his opus as far as we have been able to ascertain in our book club readings.

Baroness Hale listed some of the factors, besides contribution to purchase price, which the court will use to ascertain the parties» true intention including any advice or discussions at the time of the transfer, the reasons why the property was bought in joint names, the purpose for which the property was acquired, the nature of the parties» relationship and the arrangement of the parties» finances.

Return on Premium ascertained — Of course, this is why the TROP was introduced, and now everybody looking to purchase term plans can have the guaranty that there will be a return benefit in your premium amount.

Given the variables when it comes to ascertaining the Market Value of a property — in particular lot characteristics as part of the equation — the finite science of an Algorithm would seem to have a debatable role — notwithstanding that CMHC's automated appraisal system would likely use some sort of algorithms, and yet this could be exactly why they (CMHC) apply such a substantial variance factor to their appraisals.

You might wonder why this is not the first thing that you do, but that's because a) you want to involve your agent in that decision, and b) the price will take into consideration the condition that you ascertained in step two.