Sentences with phrase «benefit calls for evidence»

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(6) Regardless of the terms of any agreement evidencing an Incentive Award, the Committee shall have the right to substitute stock appreciation rights for outstanding Options granted to any Participant, provided the substituted stock appreciation rights call for settlement by the issuance of shares of Common Stock, and the terms of the substituted stock appreciation rights and economic benefit of such substituted stock appreciation rights are at least equivalent to the terms and economic benefit of the Options being replaced.

Evidence and testimony showed how some lawmakers can wield their considerable power to extort benefits for themselves or others; how the weak enforcement of lax financial disclosure requirements gives legislators ample opportunity to mask illegal payments as outside income; how moneyed real estate interests spend millions of dollars in campaign contributions to influence legislation; and how power is concentrated in the hands of the so - called three men in a room: the legislative leaders and the governor.

Iain Duncan Smith said Raquel Rolnik had undermined the impartiality of the UN with her «outrageous» call for his housing benefit shake - up to be axed... Tory MP Stewart Jackson said Miss Rolnick was a «loopy Brazilian leftie with no evidence masquerading as a serious UN official».»

Accordingly Ulrich Trautwein, director of the Hector Research Institute of Education Sciences and Psychology, calls for a better integration of research and practice: «Our study is further evidence of how school practice might benefit from the insights of education sciences.»

Yet, until now, the UK's National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) has said there is insufficient evidence to recommend behavioural activation as a first - line treatment in clinical guidelines, and has called for more robust research to investigate the benefits.

Essentially, my point is that saying something is totally a hoax when some benefits could be present is just called unsound evidence or irreverent evidence for that matter, in regards to the true topic at hand, being... (after reading this whole thing I'm not sure it's what it began as, got a bit convoluted...?)

«With evidence about the benefits for children and young people of teaching [sex and relationships education] stacked up high and a growing list of politicians calling for the subject to be mandatory, there is no excuse for government to continue leaving [sex and relationships education] to chance.»

Given the known benefits of sterilization and the lack of evidence for harm related to age at which the procedure is performed, the Veterinary Taskforce on Feline Sterilization calls for veterinary practitioners and professional associations to recommend sterilization of cats by five months of age.

Let me lay out a further deduction for you «experts» who continue to thoughtlessly dismiss the definitive evidence, which is required to correct and advance climate science from this point on, and for the benefit of interested laypersons (and the all - capitals doesn't imply yelling, just what I have learned is a necessary emphasis, to get you to focus upon the facts — YOU ARE INCREDIBLY STUPID, ALL OF YOU, AND YOU DO NOT DESERVE TO CALL YOURSELVES, OR BE EMPLOYED AS, SCIENTISTS, MUCH LESS EXPERTS.

In this context, the Commission called for comments on the «potential benefits and risks associated with ABS,» as well as «evidence or other input» on the relative advantages and disadvantages of different types of ABS (for example, with limits on the percentage of nonlawyer ownership and / or multidisciplinary practices).