Sentences with phrase «depended upon matters»

It was established law in the mid-19th century that questions of construction inevitably depended upon matters of fact.

Lord Woolf CJ made clear in R v Highton [2005] EWCA Crim 1985, [2005] All ER (D) 418 (Jul), that the use to which bad character evidence may be put depends upon the matters to which it is relevant rather than the gateway under CJA 2003 through which it was admitted.

(D) 418 (Jul), that the use to which bad character evidence may be put depends upon the matters to which it is relevant rather than the gateway under CJA 2003 through which it was admitted.

Not exact matches

No matter the pain present in their lives, these great professionals continue to work hard to support those who depend upon them — from family to employees.

However, if you find yourself in the middle of a disagreement with your business partner, your options for settling the matter depend upon the legal structure of your business and your upfront planning.

So long as we depend upon the initiative of individuals actually to seek care, the bare availability of the care doesn't seem to matter.

Whether the Oxford Illustrated History of Christianity is the most useful treatment to own and read is a matter that will depend upon the predilections, patience, and tolerance of the reader.

Neither of them is depended upon for decisions in legislative matters, and they are not immune from committing mistakes.

Can a non-purposive movement of matter eventuate in beings whose very vitality depends upon their being animated by purpose?

It will also, however, depend upon how he wants the staff to understand his functioning, and this is the crux of the matter.

But its duration depends as a matter of fact upon when the suffering began.

Process thought clearly rejects Cartesian matter - mind dualism and thereby rejects the monistic alternatives of materialism and idealism which depend upon Cartesian concepts of matter and mind.

The force of humor as humor depends upon the direct evidence of truth or significance in the matter involved.

To get clear about those matters, Calvin says, «depends largely upon the circumstances.»

But the reality of Spirit is a matter of degrees, depending upon the type of unity achieved in and through a given nexus of actual entities.3

That is what I propose to discuss here: not from the viewpoint of Sirius, as the saying is — that is to say, with the lofty detachment of an observer seeing things from so far off that they fail to touch him — but with the anxious intensity of a son of Earth who draws back in order to be able to see more deeply into the matter and spirit of a movement upon which his happiness depends.

But though they aim at knowledge and truth, their capacity really to discover the truth about any matter will depend, as Stout here suggests, in part upon their possession of certain vocabularies, skills, and virtues.

But they are the very ones least able to judge the matter, for they were selected and trained by the system so that they could be depended upon to operate within its assumptions and myths.

Even the sciences, in spite of their apparent matter - of - factness, depend for their progress upon man's imagination.

And since Stapp has provided no further arguments for the meaningfulness of the joint class A, B, C, and D or for the propriety of treating the four equations relating the four sets of spin - value products as simultaneous equations, one can only conclude that both of these matters stand in need of considerable clarification and that any philosophical claims which depend upon the conclusion reached in Stapp's proof are in jeopardy.

The root insight here is that subjective certainty (in religion as in other matters) depends upon cohesive social support for whatever it is that the individual wants to be certain about.

Such fees are not allowed as a matter of right; any award must depend upon the financial circumstances and earnings of both parties.

Which of these matters most to you will depend upon what you think is most important (and more enjoyable) to your child.

As an example, he pointed out that while the pyramid recommends 6 to 11 servings of grains, it doesn't explain that the number of servings isn't a matter of personal choice; rather, it depends upon the different caloric needs of individuals.

«The problem we're solving is that no matter what wavelength of light you use, the resolution of the image — the smallest feature you can resolve in a scene — depends upon this fundamental quantity called the diffraction limit, which scales linearly with the size of your aperture,» Veeraraghavan said.

McCulloch and Pitts pointed out that no matter how many inputs their idealized neuron might receive, it would always be in one of only two possible states — activated or at rest, depending upon whether the threshold for excitement had been passed.

Without «legislative power to stop reclamation, crossing the «red line» is just a matter of time,» warns Jing Li, founder of the Shanghai - based nonprofit Saving the Spoon - Billed Sandpiper in China, named after a critically endangered species that depends upon China's coastal mudflats.

Einstein's theories of matter and space - time, which depend upon more familiar benchmarks, can not explain what caused the hot primordial pinpoint of the universe to inflate into the universe we see today.

No matter how the glycerine molecules find their way into the digestive system, their fate seems to depend upon the energy status of the person at that moment.

Enactments of this condition positively associated with principal efficacy include districts providing support for principals «professional development; districts providing individualized support for principals, depending upon the challenges they face in their schools; districts holding principals accountable for student achievement and teacher contributions to student achievement; districts giving principals responsibility for responding to student data; districts providing district staff to oversee subject - matter teaching in all elementary schools; districts providing a curriculum with supporting professional development for principals and teachers.

If you are converting through Calibre, it doesn't matter what resolution cover you feed it, you can unzip an epub from Calibre, look inside, and see that the cover dimensions have been reduced to something like 546 × 729 — the specific scale depends upon what device you chose to optimize for.

This has obviously caused widespread loathing among indie authors who depend upon the back matter in their eBooks to generate more sales.

It's a repository of creative work in a dazzling array of styles and subject matter, in various stages of completion, which needs better tagging and indexing so that it becomes easier for readers to query and choose from, depending upon their inclination at that point.»

Seg funds offer guarantees: no matter what the market does, if you hold on to your funds for 10 years you'll get 75 % or 100 % of your capital back, depending upon the policy.

No matter what you have seen in lending advertisements, how much you can borrow depends upon your FICO score, loan to value ratio and how much money you make.

The result of any legal matter may vary depending upon specific facts and applicable law; no reader should act on the basis of any matter contained on this web site without seeking appropriate professional advice as to the particular facts and applicable law involved.

Fees and closing costs matter, but whether you want or need to pay them will depend upon your situation.

But what actually matters inside is, their muscles and joints and its overall health depends upon the food, supplements as well as medications we provide them.

It all depends on how to be yourself, be original, be creative no matter what inspiration has conjure upon on.

In the meantime I depend upon everything I've come across and I'll use anything and everything I can possibly muster up because knowledge and experience do matter.

Although Cubism ultimately depends upon subject matter, it became, along with Fauvism, the art movement that directly opened the door to abstraction in the 20th century.

Inside a high glass dome, a barrister's wig rests on a pillar of grey marble, as if the truth upon which the law depends was inevitably a grey matter.

Long a favorite subject matter for painters, urban landscapes can vary greatly depending upon the subject's geographical location, the lighting featured in a work, and how much movement is depicted.

So the time scale matters as the comparison itself will depend upon the period under consideration.

The recovery of natural vegetation in abandoned areas depends upon the intensity and length of the agricultural activity and the amount of soil organic matter on the site at the time of abandonment.

Generally though I would say the whole matter depends upon one's expectation.

And, for that matter, there are still some problems even knowing how much temperature has really changed because of differences that accrue depending upon how you measure and analyze it.

The rule applies to three pollutants: mercury (Hg), hydrochloric acid (HCl), and filterable particulate matter (fPM) and has a compliance deadline in 2015 (with opportunities for additional compliance time depending upon case - by - case circumstances).

No problem, Wayne, as an engineer I always interpret «all» to mean more than «two - sigma» (95 %) or «three - sigma» (99.5 %), depending upon the context, up to the point where, as you say, «the small difference remaining doesn't matter ``.

The manner in which the award is divided can be confusing and will depend upon the laws in the particular jurisdiction where the matter is brought.