Sentences with phrase «considerable assistance»

But there a number of additional actions & strategies that may offer considerable assistance in making this escape.

Such a list could be of considerable assistance in clarifying the scope of the Regulations and the inclusion of such examples as «creating the impression that the consumer can not leave the premises until a contract is formed» (para 24) or «creating the impression that a product can be legally sold when it can not (para 9)» could scarcely be criticised.

An ambitious and absorbing sequel to Lion's Blood - the magnificent abundance of detail of this alternate world carries the day, with considerable assistance from skilled characterization leaning to the romantic side.

Munby LJ in his judgment in this case provides considerable assistance.

Panepinto was not endorsed by Cuomo last fall, and his victory against now - former GOP Sen. Mark Grisanti was one of the few bright spots for the Senate Democrats in their failed quest to re-take the majority — in which they received considerable assistance from de Blasio, but not much from the governor (despite his promises to the contrary).

The city and state — and the feds — already fund considerable assistance to low - income New Yorkers.

Our 21st - century students were excellent at sourcing appropriate sources online and using technology, but they needed considerable assistance and time to practice the fine - motor skills necessary to complete steps 4 and 5.

Offering considerable assistance to seasoned employment law practitioners, the clear, straightforward language used in The Employment Tribunals Handbook means that it is also ideal for those who do not have formal legal training, such as HR professionals and trade union officials.

However difficult FedEx's pre-employment assessment of prospective pilots is, JobTestPrep can render considerable assistance with passing the Personality Test offered at the final stage of its hiring process.

While we can not expect rational persuasion alone to eliminate race bias, it may be of considerable assistance in the following ways: it can expose the falsehoods upon which most racial prejudice rests, it can demonstrate the evil social and psychological consequences of racial discrimination, it can show the incompatibility of discriminatory policies with the known facts of human inheritance and development, and it can suggest means for eliminating the sources and effects of racial bias.

When that case went to the Court of Appeal it was on a different point, but Lord Justice Sedley said he was not surprised that there had been no appeal on this particular point because Elias P's guidance was a «comprehensive overview of the law» which should be «of considerable assistance in this difficult terrain».

He and his family spent lavishly on his last campaign, with considerable assistance from the well - stocked Republican Senate Campaign Committee.

But Malone was a 27 - year - old coming off an MVP season, and he had the considerable assistance of players such as Julius Erving, Maurice Cheeks, Andrew Toney and Bobby Jones.

Working in close consultation with Mass Audubon, and with the considerable assistance of very talented legal counsel, this individual moved swiftly to acquire the property directly, preempting the dreaded public auction that was only a few days off.

It was entirely reasonable for defence counsel to seek an opportunity to research and consider the law before making submissions to the court, and it may well have been of considerable assistance to the court.

First and foremost, it undoubtedly facilitates an organised approach to drawing up a statement mitigation and might be of considerable assistance to someone not familiar with this kind of exercise.

... it is clear that the standard of deficiency necessary to constitute grounds for summary dismissal is stringent where there is no misconduct such as dishonesty or gross insubordination, it is also true, in my view, that the standard is less stringent where, as in this case, the employee has been given repeated notice that his performance is deficient, considerable assistance to help him improve, and clear warning that failure to do so will result in the termination of his employment.