Sentences with phrase «by ordinary»

Following consultation with cryptocurrency experts, I sold BTC and BCC, not by an ordinary sale through the BTC / BCC exchange, but in a manner that would avoid affecting the market price, while ensuring the security of the transaction to the extent possible.

Though bitcoin turned out to generate huge attention and media coverage, it is still not widely used by ordinary consumers.

As a «Fourth Generation» cryptocurrency, Divi offers a new solution to crypto's most lucrative challenge: mass adoption by ordinary people.

In all of those cases, we'll be joined by the IT industry and the documents, like confidential documents breach by an ordinary company.

It simplifies the use of SegWit by ordinary users without special skills.

They are noe taking stringent measures to cease crypto - related transactions conducted by ordinary citizens

«Following consultation with cryptocurrency experts, I sold BTC and BCC, not by an ordinary sale through the BTC / BCC exchange, but in a manner that would avoid affecting the market price, while ensuring the security of the transaction to the [greatest] extent possible,» Kobayashi said, using the alternate ticker symbol BCC for bitcoin cash, which is more normally assigned the symbol BCH.

Indeed, the like button has taken on a life of its own as a tool that's used by ordinary members and brands alike for all sorts of reasons.

The Steam Controller's trackpad was originally meant to give PC gamers mouse - like precision on a console - style controller, but on the Vive controllers, it could easily be replaced by an ordinary d - pad for most of the experiences I've tried.

Kobayashi noted that after consulting with cryptocurrency experts, he «sold BTC and BCC [BCH], not by an ordinary sale through the BTC / BCC [BCH] exchange, but in a manner that would avoid affecting the market price, while ensuring the security of the transaction to the extent possible.»

Treatment costs are also covered by your ordinary health plan.

Step 7: - A duly verified ITR - V should be signed and send to CPC, Post Bag No. 1, Electronic City Post Office, Bangalore - 560100 by ordinary or speed post only within 120 days of filing the return online.

The term «replacement cost» is not defined under the definitions of standard commercial property and homeowners insurance policies.1 Words not defined within the policy are interpreted by their ordinary, plain and usual meaning.

Damage from earthquakes and floods is not covered by ordinary homeowner's insurance.

These 5 narratives are not based on empirical facts, they will not work, and most importantly, they confirm the suspicion of a wide swath of the general public that we are self - serving and uninterested in access to justice by ordinary people.

The conduct alleged against the appellant, a «combination... or conspiracy by traders in restraint of trade», with the added ingredient (s) of an intention financially to prejudice the conspirators» customers, was capable of being regarded by ordinary people as dishonest.

@sjy, typically evidence gathered by ordinary citizens (or, non-police officers) will be admissible, even if it would not be admissible if it was found in the same manner / under the same circumstances by a police officer.

Many modern Canadian lawyers and judges are likely more familiar with Sopinka J.'s admonition in Snell v. Farrell against «abstract metaphysical theory» — the claim that causation is «essentially a practical question of fact which can best be answered by ordinary common sense rather than abstract metaphysical theory.»

Resolution (unanimously approved)-- Statutory changes in the existing law of evidence should be made only in problem areas not susceptible to appropriate change by the ordinary processes of judicial law - making.

Causation need not be determined by scientific precision; as Lord Salmon stated in Alphacell Ltd. v. Woodward, [1972] 2 All E.R. 475, at p. 490, and as was quoted by Sopinka J. at p. 328, it is «essentially a practical question of fact which can best be answered by ordinary common sense».

But where carelessness of whether proper precautions should be taken can be determined by an ordinary person, an expert is not of assistance.

Lindsay J accepted that Mr Hogg did repose trust and confidence in A who was his primary carer, but held that the transactions could be sufficiently accounted for by ordinary motives.

At para 6 of the decision he declared that Pt 36 should be interpreted «in a way that would be understood by ordinary citizens».

``... before there can be a finding of dishonesty it must be established that the defendant's conduct was dishonest by the ordinary standards of reasonable and honest people and that he himself realised that by those standards his conduct was dishonest.»

(1) Every group that rejected codification also adopted resolutions to the effect that (quoting from Resolution II of the Vancouver Plenary session), «statutory changes to the existing law of evidence should be made in problem areas not susceptible to appropriate change by the ordinary processes of judicial lawmaking.»

In some ways, it is easier for someone who is injured by a dangerous product to recover financial compensation for their injuries and other losses than it is for a person who is injured by the ordinary negligence of another person.

Studies have shown that over 85 % of all «justiciable events» are addressed by ordinary people without legal assistance.

A judge must expect to be the subject of constant public scrutiny and accept freely and willingly restrictions that might be viewed as burdensome by the ordinary citizen.

The majority of the Court of Appeal held this practice amounts to a separate system of legal rules unaffected by the ordinary principles of property and company law.

Increased costs will only be awarded if there is some unusual feature in the case or misconduct which justifies greater indemnity than provided by ordinary costs.»

Increased costs will only be awarded if there is some unusual feature in the case or misconduct in addition to a significant disparity between ordinary and special costs which justifies greater indemnity than provided by ordinary costs.»

Legal causation however need not be determined by scientific precision and is essentially a practical question of fact which can best be answered by ordinary common sense rather than abstract theory.

In effect, the amending formula drastically reduced the scope for change to the Supreme Court by ordinary federal statute.

On June 2nd, the World Justice Project launched the WJP Rule of Law Index 2015 in Washington DC, presenting our newest data on how the rule of law is experienced by ordinary people in 102 countries around the globe.

The Index relies on over 100,000 household and 2,400 expert surveys to measure how the rule of law is experienced in practical, everyday situations by ordinary people around the world.

The consumer was offered a number of options in order to discover his prize and obtain a claim number: he could call a premium rate telephone number, use an SMS service or obtain the information by ordinary post (the latter method being given less prominent).

¶ 10 To those who would argue that this position is too restrictive of the rights and privileges of the Judge, we echo the Kentucky opinion JE 119, wherein it is stated «A Judge must accept restrictions on the Judge's conduct that might be viewed as burdensome by the ordinary citizen and should do so freely and willingly.»

(13) A member of a health profession who receives a document under the authority of subsection (2.1) shall immediately notify the insured person by telephone of the substance of the document and send a copy of the document to the insured person by ordinary mail or fax.

Whereas the WJP's flagship WJP Rule of Law Index ® offers aggregate rule of law scores, the two new reports present disaggregated question - level data as a series of thematic briefs to highlight different facets of the rule of law as it is experienced by ordinary citizens in Afghanistan and Pakistan.

Tiny adjustments to the height of ascenders, to the contours of the very thin lines, to the flares that finish off the ends of strokes — all can affect our reading in ways that are too subtle to be noticed by the ordinary eye.

Built in silence by an ordinary man and those he must serve.

On the other hand, with regards to implementation, the correct way should be to modify the Directive by the ordinary legislative procedure and where it says 2013, write «2014 if no emission trading measures at international level were agreed»..

[13] When read in the context that Professor St. Lewis had agreed to undertake a review of the SAC report which alleged systemic racism in the academic fraud process and that she was providing her evaluation of that report as a lawyer, law professor and expert in the field of Human Rights and Research, the words in their natural and ordinary meaning would more than likely be considered defamatory by the ordinary fair - minded individual.

(28) A regulated health professional who receives a document under the authority of subsection (3) shall immediately notify the insured person by telephone of the substance of the document and send a copy of the document to the insured person by ordinary mail or fax.

(5) Despite clause (2)(d), any notice or other document that must be given within fewer than five business days shall not be delivered by ordinary mail.

Accordingly, the tribunal in this case should have asked itself two questions when deciding the issue of dishonesty: first, whether the first appellant had acted dishonestly by the ordinary standards of reasonable and honest people; and, second, whether he had been aware that by those standards he was acting dishonestly.

The Board is not bound by the ordinary rules of evidence.

Causation is essentially «a practical question of fact which can best be answered by ordinary common sense»: Snell v. Farrell at 328, citing Alphacell Ltd. v. Woodward, [1972] 2 All E.R. 475 at 490 (per Lord Salmon).

This ruling has the same status and effects as a preliminary ruling delivered by the ordinary procedure.

We have reached the conclusion that the basis most likely to find a wide degree of acceptance, and one that is in itself a matter calling for urgent attention, is a constitutional Bill of Rights — a Bill that would guarantee the fundamental freedoms of the citizen from interference, whether federal or provincial, and that would have a high degree of permanence in that neither Parliament nor the Legislatures would be able to modify its terms by the ordinary legislative process.