Sentences with phrase «direct applicability»

It may happen that the principle of direct applicability of EU provisions by national courts — a more specific element of the principle of direct effect and primacy — reaches its limits.

Cardinal George of Chicago then looks at the Evangelisation of Culture, concentrating on the US but with a very direct applicability to the British scene.

«The most direct applicability could be for antibiotic resistance,» Wall says.

>> «Their approach to chunked learning and real - world, direct applicability engages the learner to be an active participant in his / her learning journey.»

He goes on to argue, «Research on value added has no implications for action in isolation from other research about effective schooling because, like any research program, the narrow conditions that make value - added research convincing limit its direct applicability in practice.»

We find the model employed by this district intriguing both for its direct applicability to currently enrolled students, multi-teacher cross school cohort model, and its blend of in - person and digital connectivity.

It was this principle in action when Garofalo et al. (2000) decided to introduce graphing calculator features in the context of mathematics use, and they discovered that through this approach, preservice teachers could «see its direct applicability and usefulness.»

I will first argue that the ECJ's judgment in Taricco I is problematic under EU law because the ECJ left out from its reasoning the general principle of legal certainty and ensuing limits to the direct applicability of EU provisions.

Like Wit.ai and API.ai, Kitt.ai was originally developed to support chatbots, but has direct applicability to voice applications.

DFI coursework is noted for the amount of direct applicability to clinical work.