Sentences with phrase «complex than the grant»
Such negotiations are necessarily far more complex than the grant of a single mining tenement.
https://www.humanrights.gov.au/ Not exact matches
This may be granted at once, but then the point has to be made that the literary relationships between the texts of the synoptic gospels are more complex than any theory of direct relationship imagines.
Whether it's the more basic concepts the seasoned veterans take for granted or complex theories on identifying an edge, social media has bridged the gap between novices and professionals faster than I ever could have anticipated.
Perennially underrated by most critics (the late Roger Ebert was one of the exceptions) and boxed into a «king of the romcom» niche by audiences, Grant has always been a far more versatile, complex and adventurous actor than he's usually given credit for.
Granted the battery is not same and it feels sluggish too since the apps and games both have become more capable and thus complex than ever.
The company uses a complex algorithm to assess not only your lendability, but the likelihood that granting you this personal loan can actually lead to long - term debt reduction rather than serve as a bandage that facilitates taking on even more debt.
I think Dwight Eisenhower was actually more concerned about the science / government complex than the military / industrial complex, so I agree that government grant money for science just needs to disappear.
There is of course more grant money in modelling the complex rather than investigating the simple.
For additional sources asserting that federal courts grant summary judgment more frequently than state courts, see Howard B. Stravitz, Recocking the Removal Trigger, 53 S.C. L. Rev. 185, 185 n. 1 (2002)(«[F] ederal courts are more likely to grant summary judgment to defendants»); JoEllen Lind, «Procedural Swift»: Complex Litigation Reform, State Tort Law, and Democratic Values, 37 Akron L. Rev. 717, 769 (2004)(differing state and federal summary judgment standards «make it much more likely that a defendant in federal court will obtain summary judgment than a defendant in state court»); Kristen Irgens, Wisconsin Is Open for Business or Business Just As Usual?