Sentences with phrase «case by case»

The option exchanges will decide on case by case bases how a corporate action will affect the option contract and positions on the option contracts.

However, that action should have been taken on case by case basis.

This varies case by case, so jumbo loan borrowers should ask their loan officer if this applies to them.

However courts consider this approach case by case and the emphasis has increasingly moved away from the presumption of a stay.

It's an easy question to answer on an individual case by case level because it's simply based on body shape & lifestyle.

Internet etiquette as a person of faith is a nuanced and heavy conversation with case by case differences, but the basics are easy.

Some surgeons perform both surgeries and go case by case.

We are happy to discuss this more case by case.

We organize these trips with local guides and are organized case by case.

This will need to be approved on case by case basis.

My question is — do you approach your investments using a single refined valuation approach or on case by case basis?

The tools and variables involved in analyzing securities vary case by case.

and other numerous waivers (I don't think that's the one used, since this one requires case by case waivers and reports to congress).

In dropping out of the 2019 Detroit auto show, Audi said it will continue to evaluate auto shows case by case, relative «to the timing of our product introductions and the value the show brings from a media and consumer perspective.»

«Literally what the lawyer says is applied case by case very consistently,» the mayor said.

As part of this push into enhanced legal coverage, the company recently launched a new offshoot devoted to covering the Supreme Court's 2011 - 2012 term, called Case by Case: The U.S. Supreme Court.

Examine financial transactions and credit history case by case (applications, statements, balance sheets, legal documents etc)

It is difficult to make general statements on values because buyers are underwriting deals case by case.

There are methods the FBI might use to crack encryption case by case or to find the information elsewhere.

You can get this clear case by Case - Mate for the iPhone 8 / 7 / 6S, the iPhone8 / 7 / 6S Plus, or the iPhone X. Case - Mate also makes cases for Samsung phones like the S8 and S8 +.

Gaine classifies these as «minor» and «major»: minor = case by case basis, want to know the «Why»... major = assess the risk, weighing the impact on the locker room.

Senior administration officials told CBS News Saturday that for permanent American residents — those holding green cards — from the listed countries, their readmittance to the U.S. will be done on a «case by case exemption process.»

These are expected to include case by case oversight by a surveillance commissioner, a review of existing measures to protect the security of everyone's data and the publication of a privacy impact statement.

Greenberg has objected to statements Spitzer made in television interviews in 2012 and a book, «Protecting Capitalism Case By Case,» in 2013.

«Case by case consent is a really smart thing.»

Symptoms, prognosis and congestive heart failure treatment vary case by case according to patient - specific details and medical history.

She just slowly starting incorporating chiropractic care into this girl's life and I kid you not, this — this paper was so dramatic I documented case by case, day by day, what happened to her because this doctor did a great job.

Kiva will generally deem a Loan to be in default if Kiva determines that collection of funds for such Loan is doubtful or the cumulative amount repaid as of a quarterly reconciliation is less than the amount expected as of six (6) months prior, although case by case differences may exist based on pending prospects for repayment of the Loan and depending on country context and related system and regulatory constraints.

The maximum number of guests allowed in one room is 4 (case by case exceptions for families with 3 little kids)

The stark reality is that, while earthquakes often capture our attention case by case, we have entered an age where population density and persistent poverty are putting enormous numbers of people in harm's way.

Second, Alexa does allow the user to set up ahead of time, before any particular transaction, a confirmation code or verification case by case.

But as Craig McInnes makes clear in this remarkable biography, Ted was his own invention — a public servant who established his credibility and integrity case by case, year by year, making some of the toughest judgment calls ever faced in this country.»

Design patent disputes can just be settled case by case (for example, with the alleged infringer agreeing to make certain modifications).

Legal aid lawyers were paid case by case.

Already there are questions about whether Facebook can manage these approvals case by case.

Contributed case by case experience knowledge to database for use by internal and external customers.

Determine case by case courses of action for pro se clients and assisting attorney's in small claim litigations

In the article Early Intervention, Positive Behavior Support, and Transition to School [3] the authors emphasize the need to support the family, since services and interventions are determined on case by case basis.

A second tier of students, who do not score that high on the standards tests, could also be considered for the exemption but their work would have to be evaluated on case by case basis.

In the UK, historically civil proceedings have generally been stayed pending the outcome of any parallel criminal proceedings although courts have considered this approach case by case.

In dropping out of the 2019 Detroit auto show, Audi said it will continue to evaluate auto shows case by case, relative «to the timing of our product introductions and the value the show brings from a media and consumer...

Attorney and media consultant, Bob Ambrogi, has a post this morning reviewing Thomson Reuters new site covering the Supreme Court's 2011 - 2012 term, called Case by Case: The U.S. Supreme Court.

Examine financial transactions and credit history case by case (applications, statements,...

Donation amounts vary case by case.