Sentences with phrase «change in use»

That is, year - to - year changes in the use of accommodations predicted achievement growth.

The new review does not suggest sweeping changes in the use of MRI contrast agents, as at present, there is no evidence linking the brain deposits to health risks.

It can get complicated when there are several changes in use (from primary residence to rental, or vice versa).

The chart below shows the percentage change in use for different energy sources in 2014, compared to the previous year.

Future use: Standard title insurance policies do not insure changes in use after closing.

Another favourite task is identifying trends (industry trends, process trends, changes in the use of language, emerging technologies) that will affect legal practice at my firm.

Over the last couple of decades, we've experienced significant changes in the use of different levels of technologies, implemented throughout schools to ultimately enhance everyday teaching in the classroom and assist with back office administrative functions, writes CEO of IG3 Education, Tony Church.

Pre — Post Changes in Use of Healthy Relationship Skills and Bullying - Related Behaviors among Participants Who Completed Three StandUp Intervention Sessions

There are many decisions we can make as individuals; in fact, there is even an eHow article on how to transition off of oil with changes in your use of technology.

Professor Tim Jordan added: «Our present findings indicate considerable stability rather than developmental change in the use of letter position in word recognition, and further work is now required to see how this this fits in with the general process of reading.»

The bill also does not improve upon or make changes in the use of CO gas chambers that is not already required by the rules.

In the long term the civil justice reforms may not be as significant an influence for change in the use of experts as the concern about the miscarriages of justice in the criminal system, arising from the discredited forensic expert evidence in notorious cases in the 1980s and 1990s, and from the sudden infant death and child abuse cases more recently.

2016 has seen a step change in the use of TAR.

Specifically, it was expected that participants would exhibit significant pre — post changes in using healthy relationship skills and decreased bullying perpetration, victimization, and bystander passivity.

Yet Rorty insists that such soaring flights of socialist devotion must be tethered to the «real politics» of incremental change in using the state to combat capitalist exploitation — capitalist exploitation being the religion of the right.

«While it is reasonable to assume that, if existing smokers switched completely from conventional cigarettes (with no other changes in use patterns) to e-cigarettes, there would be a lower disease burden caused by nicotine addiction, the evidence available at this time, although limited, points to high levels of dual use of e-cigarettes with conventional cigarettes, no proven cessation benefits, and rapidly increasing youth initiation with e-cigarettes,» the authors wrote.

«What was interesting was that, during a time of really rapid adoption of social media, and really powerful changes in use, you didn't see sudden declines in people's direct social contact,» Hall said.

Bigger changes in our use of technology from transportation industries to manufacturing to the systems that run our cities like waste removal and wastewater cleaning all must be reanalyzed for how we can be smarter and more efficient with both our hardware and software.

The key change in the use of faxes, he says, is that an actual fax machine is fading away as a means of sending and receiving faxes, in favor of Internet fax services.

Duncan et al. (1998) demonstrated that a single substance use behavior factor (indicated by alcohol, cigarette and marijuana use) adequately represented change in the use of these substances during adolescence.

«One could imagine you could comply with the 2020 proposal of a 17 percent cut just using offsets and not a significant change in use of energy at all,» Gruenspecht said.

Information management strategies in early adolescence: Developmental changes in use and transactional associations with psychological adjustment

Mandatory meetings with a mediator, to find out more about the mediation process and how it might help, prior to hearing a family case in court, would deliver a step change in the use of family mediation, resulting in better outcomes for children and families.

In addition the Panel on Educational Policy must approve any shutdown, phasing out or significant change in the use of a school building.

The CIOB sees this as vital to drive a change in the use of buildings that makes best use of in - built technologies such as this.

«The results show that a change in the use of a landscape, for example when a managed forest is converted into grassland, destabilizes the animal and plant community,» explains Dr. Martin Gossner from the Terrestrial Ecology Research Group at the TU Munich.

There was little or no change in the use of antidepressants, however.

«The changes in use of individual natural products seen in the surveys are generally consistent with changes in nationwide sales data.

Always consult your health provider before making any change in the use of your medication, changing your exercise regimen or modifying your diet.

This is particularly important in buildings which have changed in use or been extended or reconfigured over the years, especially if water systems have been changed or re-routed.

In examining the postmodern turn in counseling and its implications for school counseling practice, it is suggested that in postmodern approaches, there is a change in the use of the narrative

That's because the CRA considers the change in the use of the property as a deemed disposition — tax talk for a change in use of a property is the equivalent as a sale at the current, fair market value.

The date you move back in is considered another «change in use» by CRA and could affect the taxes owing when the home is sold.

@Alicia it can get complicated when there are differences in timing and changes in use.

If you do move back in that would be picked up by the «change in use» in the rental since you'd no longer have rental income to claim (assuming of course you aren't still renting out a portion like the basement).

My understanding is that the election filed in 2011 when the «change in use» occurred would cover you for 4 years, so you wouldn't need to file again in 2012, 2013 etc..

When you move out of your principal residence and rent it out rather than sell it, the property has what CRA calls a «change in use» — it becomes a rental property used to generate rental income, rather than a principal residence with no income.

This is the case when someone lives in one home and there is no «change in use» (turning your home from a principal residence into a rental, or vice versa).

When a home is converted from a principal residence into a rental property (or vice versa) this is considered a «change in use» by CRA and results in a «deemed disposition».

To the extent that metals such as silver and gold bounce around wildly (much more so than inflation), I find it hard to believe the bouncing is mostly due to changes in uses of the metals.

You'll want to make sure you understand the tax issues related to capital gains and the change in use of your home from your principal residence to a rental property.

From the Canada Revenue Agency perspective, any time an asset passes from one person to another, like when you leave the house to your father in your will, the CRA considers this a deemed disposition — a type of sale where, either, there was a change in use in the asset or a change in ownership.

However, if she opted to rent out the house (as an income property) she would still be subject to capital gains tax — as the use of the property has changed and this change in use is what the taxman calls a «deemed disposition.»

Basically, at the time of the change in use, you're deemed to have disposed of the property at its FMV.

This potential «change in use» and the value it generates attracts condo developers to buy the houses, of course.