Sentences with phrase «changes ushered»

The rule changes ushered in by the Consumer Rights Act 2015, which came into force in October 2015, should result in an increase in claims arising out of infringement of competition law (for example damages claims relating to cartels, anti-competitive agreements, or abuse of a dominant market position).

Leveraging its global network, Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer LLP has been at the forefront of the highest - profile market manipulation cases... [and] have handled numerous implementation projects for clients seeking to adapt to the changes ushered in by MiFID II and the Senior Managers Regime.

One of the most important changes it ushered in was how patents are granted.

1 The Justice Denied Report provides a helpful summary of the changes ushered in under LASPO in the Appendix at page 34.

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They share interesting stories and facts about founding saint Elizabeth Ann Seton and the changes ushered in by the Second Vatican Council.

Set in a Bronx Catholic school in 1964, shortly after the massive changes ushered in by the modernizing Vatican II conference in Rome, the story quickly sets up a conflict between the old - school nun who serves as principal and runs the school like a prison (played by Meryl Streep) and the young, new priest (Philip Seymour Hoffman) who wants to shake things up by treating the students as fully rounded young people who deserve doses of freedom and respect as well.

What matters more is whether this change ushers in a period of sustained currency depreciation.

Rosenberg contends that the rapid 200 basis point change ushered in the 2000 - 2002 bear.

Reprising the 19th and early 20th century realism of the avant - garde, Minter mines the female nude and the gaze — a period of drastic change ushered in by Édouard Manet's Olympia (1863) and Gustave Courbet» s L'Origine du Monde (1866).

And even, in the very unlikely case that anthropogenic warming brought about some massive climate change — that too would be a benefit as human ancestors benefited greatly 65 million years ago when a massive climate change ushered out the age of dinosaurs and allowed the rise of mammals.

The other sea change ushered in by the outline will be the level of pre-issue work required, primarily from the local authority but with some extra work by all legal representatives soon after issue.

The biggest change ushered in with Android Wear 2.0 is that watches are much more independent - you install apps right from your wrist, for example, rather than relying on extensions built into the apps on your phone.

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This has more to do with the change in business models that the iPhone maker is ushering in.

Uber's massive, multi-pronged deal with SoftBank has officially closed, ending a contentious process that will make the Japanese conglomerate the largest single shareholder in Uber and usher in sweeping changes to Uber's governance.

But mobile devices have been ushering in behavioural changes.

The business of getting people to give to charity has changed remarkably little over the 125 years since Andrew Carnegie first ushered in modern philanthropy with his book «The Gospel of Wealth.»

The move would be a win for newspaper companies and broadcasters that have pushed for the change for decades, but was criticized by Democrats who said it could usher in a new era of media outlet consolidation.

China is holding a once - every - five - years meeting this week that is expected to usher in a new era of leaders — but no change at the top of the totem pole.

The MLS rule changes will usher in a new upsurge in competition, predicts Jane Saber, a marketing professor at Ryerson University.

Changes to the corporate landscape have ushered in a new era of threats.

Forde also explains how the blockchain could replace some repetitive work done by lawyers, insurance companies, and bankers and how the blockchain could usher in a new era of digital rights management that could change the music and media industry.

The theme of this year's International Women's Day is «Be Bold for Change,» calling on all of us in business to take meaningful action that ushers in the greatest change for Change,» calling on all of us in business to take meaningful action that ushers in the greatest change for change for women.

A U.S. appeals court vacated the conviction of former Jefferies Group trader Jesse Litvak, the latest turn in a case that has spanned more than five years and helped usher in changes to sales tactics on Wall Street.

The landscape has changed and, although most investors recognize it, it is probably time for us to rally the cleantech community together to formally usher in the future of cleantech for those who haven't looked under the hood in a while.

Europe is mired in a quagmire of financial bailouts, budget deficits and austerity measures, bleak circumstances that have already fostered social upheaval and are now ushering in political change.

Indeed, investors might position themselves to capitalise on the immense technological and structural changes taking place in China as the country ushers in what Chinese President Xi Jinping calls a «New Era» of transformation and growth, and further cements its place as a dominant global economic superpower.

That was no surprise given that Amazon is known for ushering in sweeping changes whenever it steps into a new retail category — just ask traditional sellers of everything from books to clothes to kitchenware.

When the compass was invented by the Chinese during the Qin dynasty (221 - 206 B.C), it radically changed civilizations and ushered in many years later the Age of Exploration in the 15th century.

So that's why some naysayers posit that even if Spotify's direct listing succeeds, it will not usher in a sea change in how the standard IPO unfolds.

All this changed when the sexual revolution and the rise of feminism ushered in easy divorce, the expectation of a career outside the home for married women, ready access to contraception and abortion, and the gay - rights movement.

While much of Hebrew Scripture focuses on God's covenantal blessing to Israel through biological procreation, «the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus ushered in a host of transformative changes,» writes Matthew.

The 1960s ushered in many changes, one of which was the end of the broad social consensus, call it bourgeois morality, that held sway among white Americans of all classes, upper, lower, and middle.

Meland traces the growing influence of Whitehead's philosophy on the images of thought both in modernism as stimulated by Darwinian evolution, and changes in the post-Darwinian era ushered in by the creative evolution movement in physics.

The tides of change have washed across our shores to usher in TRUE freedoms that religion can no longer keep in the closet.

In biblical eschatology, the personal survival of the individual does not depend on any generic metaphysical traits of human souls themselves, but rather on the cosmic change of state that ushers in the new age.

For many generations, young people have been change agents in society, ushering in cultural and political revolutions that have changed the landscape for everyone.

Global capitalism drives tremendous political changes, but it can not usher in an end of politics.

The the proliferation of sophisticated smartphones has ushered in dramatic changes in the way we capture those photos and the myriad of ways the tasty images can be utilized.

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The change of name ushered in a new era for the business.

FA unveil radical changes to help England Five clubs that should try to sign Harry Kane, including Man United & La Liga giants England XI of the future: Tottenham duo Harry Kane & Ryan Mason star in impressive Three Lions line - up that could usher in successful new era

All over the stadium things have changed, from the ushers to the grounds crew to the clubhouse men.

The trio also ushered in other changes such as the hiring of Doug Booth as communications director and amending a contract signed by the previous board that would have named Cameron Bettin, who has served as the district's superintendent of planning since 2004, as executive director.

Since the 18 - month mark ushers in some big milestones for baby's physical development and emotional development, The Baby Sleep Site notes, it makes sense that there would be a shift in a baby's sleep as a result of all that change.

His arrival ushered in the start of a new season for my husband and I, but we anticipated that change.

The political class responsible for ushering in these changes, a class composed of members of all three major parties, are now reaping the consequences in the form of widespread public distrust and the rise of UKIP.

In this endeavour we should reach out to all Ghanaians and build the broad coalition that will unite our nation for change, and usher in a new dispensation that will allow us to build a prosperous nation, and a fairer and just society, with equality of opportunity for all.

Below is a video of the accident scene, in the video you see the award - winning rapper and Amakye Dede changing cars after he abandoned his car that had the accident and was ushered into a waiting white private vehicle.