Sentences with phrase «by lump»

(3) Subject to paragraph (1) of this Article, this Agreement shall also apply to contingencies which occurred before its entry into force, insofar as previously determined entitlements have not been settled by lump - sum payments.

Critical Illness insurance, also known as Trauma Insurance in Australia is characterised by lump sum payments for listed medical events.

Add up onetime expenses like personal loans, education loans, home loans, credit card payments and other outstanding debts which can be paid by lump sum.

This means that like other types of life insurance, the contract can either be funded by lump sum or series of installment payments.

With these additional benefits you have a full complement of Critical Illnesses that will be covered by a lump sum payment.

If no option is selected, payment will be made by lump - sum check.

It is difficult to discern from media reports the precise nature of the contractual entitlement, but it sounds to me as if the termination provision here simply calls for two years of pay with no requirement to mitigate, likely either by lump sum payment, or in the form of salary continuation.

The amount of these payments may be offset by a lump - sum insurance settlement (in the case of an accident), or by workers» compensation payments.

Section 32 makes it clear that any fee arrangement entered into is not enforceable unless approved by the court, and unless it estimates the expected fee, whether contingent or not, and states the method by which payment is to be made, whether by lump sum, salary or otherwise.

They found that the carbon dioxide - caused warming exceeds the amount of heat released by a lump of coal in just 34 days.

The benefit is payable to a designated beneficiary in the event of death by a lump sum of 4 x annual basic salary.

which is best option to invest by lump sum or SIP or to invest monthly some amount, when market goes down

This means that like other types of life insurance, the contract can either be funded by lump sum or series of installment payments.

Depending on the state exemption laws, a homestead usually includes a certain amount of land and a dwelling structure or structures, or it can be represented by the equity in the homestead as represented by a lump some of money.

In general, the investments on mutual funds are carried by the lump sum amount which often leads to the involvement of market risk.

Just be sure that if you're nixing an annuity, you're doing it for valid reasons, not because of a misplaced faith in investors» abilities to earn outsize returns or because you're unduly swayed by lump sum culture.

Unlike regular breast cancer that's typically detected by a lump, IBC usually produces intense itching, rashes, or bite - like bumps on the breasts.

They found that the carbon dioxide - caused warming exceeds the amount of heat released by a lump of coal in just 34 days.

By lumping all persons who act out of a sense of duty and obligation derived from membership in a reference group together in their normocentric orientation, the authors fail to distinguish those who act from the standpoint of a reflective and self - chosen set of commitments (i.e., in accord with a reasoning approach) from those whose membership is a matter of fate and socialization (i.e., out of a fear of group exclusion, disappointment, or exclusion).

So this cartoon betrays itself by lumping atheism in with all other ideologies.

Of all the world's major faiths, Hinduism has least to lose by lumping everyone's convictions together in one vast amalgam, since it has already made room for every conceivable viewpoint, from the cool agnosticism of a Nehru to the fervid polytheism of a Nepalese villager.

But the strength of these arguments must be determined by examining each of them separately, not by lumping them together as if that would overcome any weaknesses.

And while I'm thinking about it, why do church leadership often mask the lead pastors salary by lumping all paid personnel into one budget line?

I am cheating a little here by lumping together two players who both fell foul of Ron Greenwood's reluctance to deploy players with a predominantly destructive or physical element to their game.

By lumping together all babies fed on cue, we lose the ability to detect these opposing, but potentially important effects.

By lumping the Farm Bill into the sequester debate, the news media is denying Americans an understanding, and a debate, on a separate, and equally important, issue.

By lumping in public sector pensions with «welfare» Osborne has stretched the definition of the word beyond any commonly understood meaning.

McCaughey defended her distaste for Beyoncé's music by lumping the pop artist's acclaimed work in with the majority of hip - hop.

* Stochastic catastrophism * involves an assumption that Earth is hit randomly by lumps (asteroids, comets, meteoroids).

Its a group of strength coaches and strength - and HIIT - centric personal trainers online who are doing the confusing, I believe, by lumping 30 minutes of running or other cardio in with what they call, «bad for you» activities

The main benefit of a meta - analysis is that by lumping together the results of multiple studies, you can spot trends that might otherwise be obscured in smaller studies with fewer subjects.

Years ago, Dr. Atkins came out with his first book and completely demonized these foods by lumping them in with grains and sugars.

breastcancer.org is being conservative by lumping all hormone therapies together.

Peterson arrives at his number by lumping all instructional employees into the teacher category.

«I believe they [lawmakers] got rid of longevity pay once in the 1990s, and possibly once in the 80s as well by lumping it into the salary schedule,» said Price.

By lumping these new standards in with other hot - button issues, we dilute the conversation our schools need to have about the best ways to help students reach this higher bar.

By lumping distinct student groups into an «other» group, states are telling schools and districts not to distinguish the histories and educational injustices these students have historically experienced — and to continue the status quo.

The body is never skipped around or upset by lumps and bumps and never does the chassis run out of suspension travel in compressions.

It's a tenacious corner carver, and one that seems unfazed by lumps and broken surfaces, the latter only revealing moderate discomfort at lower speeds and the transition of road noise to the cabin.

Student loan debt relief consolidation programs help people to take control of their finances by lumping all their loan payments together into one loan.

In other words, what Bush has done is try to minimise the dangers from CO2 by lumping them in with the air pollutants SO2 and NO2.

By lumping them together, you lead people to believe that their * recommendations * are similar, rather than merely their language or approach, when in fact this is far from the case.

There were 3896 papers explicitly or implicitly endorsing the notion that we cause some warming, among which the 64 that were marked as endorsing the notion that more than half of post-1950 warming was manmade were hidden by lumping together the three «levels of endorsement» in a single number, and not revealing separately how many papers fell into each «level of endorsement».

But Graves stands by the crop and its versatility and says that by lumping hemp in with marijuana, lawmakers «threw the baby out with the wash.»

However, by lumping together all types of solar technology as «solar systems,» the Senator brazenly ignores the distinction between solar photovoltaic technology - used in the typical rooftop solar panel - which uses virtually no water and concentrating solar power which has a higher water demand.

Its the reason I don't like global averages as we are missing interesting nuances by lumping everything together.

It is devoid of these principles because, by lumping together all inferences that are neither true nor false, it eliminates the possibility of determination of which of these inferences is the correct inference.

This is not a homogenous group, and we do them all a disservice by lumping all together under a single, exclusionary category.

We'll start by lumping most of the mobile phones in use today into two major categories: Smartphones and Feature Phones.

By lumping all defendants together, we inch ourselves one step closer to becoming jaded hallway attorneys.