Sentences with phrase «essential nature of»

The first is that the Rorschach Test was never intended to reveal the most essential nature of your being — it was intended to help psychotherapists understand your thought patterns better.

Not only does this preclude the essential nature of the best interests of the child, but it demands a considerable interest.

Attachment theory offers the couple therapist a common sense but scientific guide to the essential nature of love, how love relationships go wrong and the most effective ways for a therapist to help a couple repair their bond

Despite the significant decisions which have been made in the High Court and in the Federal Court since the NT Act was enacted, the essential nature of the process created by the first rules set out in Mabo (No 2) and the burdens and the costs which they impose have not been greatly mitigated over the years.

More than ever, with recent events in the news focusing on the essential nature of background checks as well as other issues around screening, our commitment to educating members, lawmakers, consumers, and the public at large is absolutely critical.

It's important to note that the volume of patents purchased does not have any inherent significance, it's the actionability and essential nature of those patents that gives them value.

This, in turn, suggests that the appropriate manner of dealing with a complaint may differ depending on the essential nature of the complaint in issue.

To this I would add that the Tribunal should be sensitive to the real substance or essential nature of the complaint.

For the costs of an accommodation to amount to undue hardship, they must be «so substantial that they would alter the essential nature of the enterprise, or so significant that they would substantially affect its viability».

Accordingly, I am satisfied that the essential nature of the relationship was akin to an employer - employee situation, as opposed to a pure independent contractor.

It's the essential nature of the service, not the identity of the employer, that serves as the basis for the difference in result.

It held that the essential nature of the dispute is whether employees have received the full amount of pay or benefits to which they were entitled, as informed by the Employment Insurance Act.

c. the essential nature of the monies paid for the future loss of income must be considered.

Though possibly well - intentioned, this lawsuit ignores the essential nature of craigslist, demanding that we cease treating our users with trust and respect, and instead impose inappropriate, mistake - prone, and generally counter-productive centralized controls (such as manual review by our staff of the nearly 2 million free housing ads of unlimited length posted each month, a volume of ads greater than that received by all US newspapers combined), controls which would actually be less effective in catching discriminatory ads than what we have in place currently, and which would vastly reduce the number of legitimate non-discriminatory ads that the site could process.

I attribute this to the fact that the science ranges from ambiguous to questionable, which is the ESSENTIAL NATURE of long time scale, future looking, environmental impact assessment.

Although there are extreme limitations on what is known about potential tipping points the new paradigm does provide an opportunity to reframe the climate wars — clearly that nearly everyone has been dead wrong about the essential nature of Earth systems using simple causality rather then dynamical complexity.

This intense period, during which the artist also published a sizeable sylloge of writings (Ich will Sofort ein Buch machen / Voglio fare subito un libro, Sauerländer, Aarau - Frankfurt and Hopefulmonster, Florence), was followed by a phase characterised by a return to the essential nature of matter and line (one - man show at the Fundaçâo de Serralves, Porto, 1999).

Working with vintage magazines, Ellen Gallagher explores both the representation of ethnicity and the essential nature of identity.

In these and other ways, the exhibition subtly probes the essential nature of painting, distilling a simultaneity of object and image and emphasizing the time - based aspect of creation and reception.

Gueorguieva discusses the essential nature of studio time and the important, magical nature of the painting process: «A lot of what I do has to do with a way of thinking about space and time.

Characterized by reductive, geometric forms fabricated in raw industrial materials like Corten steel and aluminum, its ideal products represent an exploration of the essential nature of sculptural practice and experience, engaging viewers in a carefully organized phenomenology of volume, weight, mass and theatricalized viewing space.

The sculptures «take on a form dictated by gravity, temperature and the essential nature of the material» (ibid., 274).

This is the essential nature of Yokoyama's porcelain - making process.

Johns's flat, graphic images of common objects such as targets and flags prompt viewers to question the essential nature of representation and whether these pictures are really paintings or simply new iterations of the items themselves.

In my view, the essential nature of painting is that being flat, and also, very importantly, being bounded so that it consists of necessarily mutually defining relationships, it succeeds in embodying so many feelings and experiences, many of which we would never have but for the existence of the paintings which convey them.

Color field painters efface the individual mark in favor of large, flat, stained and soaked areas of color, considered to be the essential nature of visual abstraction along with the actual shape of the canvas, which Frank Stella in particular achieved in unusual ways with combinations of curved and straight edges.

Despite the crushing darkness and massive, alien scale of the infrastructure surrounding them, the film emphasizes the essential nature of these spaces.

In my recent interview with Ted Kerasote, we talked about understanding the essential nature of dogs, and how left to their own devices, our canine companions would live extremely active lives, with tremendous amounts of outdoor activity.

Their solution is to reach for yield in things that seem appetizing, without realizing the essential nature of risk and reward.

As a result of the essential nature of Consumer Staples, there are several attributes that distinguish this sector from most others.

The essential nature of any dissertation writing service is realness.

Amazon, Kobo and Sony say that if they were forced to comply with FCC regulations and make e-readers fully accessible to people with disabilities, the essential nature of the devices would change, making them more like tablets, more expensive and, overall, less useful for their express purpose.

Bridgestone Blizzaks seem like the official tire of Steamboat Springs, as we saw them on many shuttle vans, their drivers (unrelated to our party) on two occasions delivering unsolicited testimonials to Blizzaks specifically and the essential nature of winter tires generally.

Considering the essential nature of the main screen — which is used for navigation, audio, as well as many climate control and seat adjustment functions — it's strange that Audi elected to go with a pop - up unit rather than one that's integrated into the dash.

Importantly, Troy's example also reinforces the essential nature of high quality instructional frameworks, like Beyond Textbooks, to support this collaborative work.

Yet the essential nature of the magazine — set in the days of the great James W. Michaels and his deputy, Sheldon Zalaznick — remains the same.

Importantly, Troy's example also reinforces the essential nature of high quality instructional frameworks, like Beyond Textbooks, support this collaborative work.

To this end I can not over-emphasise the essential nature of good fire safety training.

Initiatives must be tailored to meet the needs of the school and community and this highlights the essential nature of good leadership and school community governance.

Morvern Callar — OK, so despite my decade - plus aversion to what I thought was the essential nature of Lynne Ramsay's films, this isn't depressing at all.

I didn't think you were shilling, I was just surprised that you were posting on a site about primal nutrition, among other things, two things that go so entirely against the essential nature of primal eating: weighing measuring and recording and eating such a huge percentage of carbs.

Bliss is the essential nature of the soul.

When I meet a new patient, one of the first things I do is determine the essential nature of that person.

Breathing clean air (The essential nature of the air we breathe requires no further explanation)

The contrarian in him, I could tell, wanted to assert that he was a student of the essential nature of things, not a pursuer of drug patents or quick cures or even the ideal of perfect recall.

«That is what is new here, not the essential nature of the research.»

The Economist warned that neurotechnology may be on the verge of «overturning the essential nature of humanity,» and New York Times columnist William Safire brooded that neural implants might allow a «controlling organization» to hack into our brains.

On the subject of antigravity (19 April, p 34), understanding the essential nature of forces that act at a distance, such as magnetism and gravity, must be one of the most exciting challenges in science.

On the subject of antigravity (19 April, p 34), understanding the essential nature of forces that act at a distance,...

The essential nature of time remains the universe's greatest mystery