Sentences with phrase «extent by»

This type of fireplace impacted to a great extent by the outlines of Georgian and Adam fireplace style.

Any unauthorized use or possession of CMG's copyrighted Color Palettes and / or related information shall be prosecuted to the fullest extent by Color Marketing Group ®.

There are many buyers waiting in the wings, but momentum is hampered to some extent by a shortage of farmland listings.

This finding suggests that, in general, the motivation to provide support to one's spouse is determined to a greater extent by how the spouses generally feel about their relationship, than by their individual empathic characteristics or reactions.

The effect of prohibiting the extinguishment of native title resulting from historic tenures was demonstrated to a limited extent by the Titles (Validation) and Native Title (Effect of Past Acts) Act 1995 (WA).

There still is, but I think that's been taken over to some extent by concern about the online bullying world and with social comparing.

I don't have any warts and am protected to an extent by gardasil shots.

To achieve a challenging position in the IT industry and to associate myself with an organization, that utilizes my expertise in the field of IT to the fullest extent by providing a challenging and demanding work culture

✔ Controlled production cost to a great extent by active utilization and application of P&L cost reduction strategies relevant to inventory management

This is how Antonopoulos commented on the contraposition of blockchain to bitcoin, an effect caused to a great extent by the overwhelming interest in blockchain demonstrated by the banking sector since 2015.

Microsoft even offers this to some extent by letting you reply to texts via Windows 10 notifications and Cortana.

The Chinese economy is much more organizationally centralized on both a government and corporate level, but what many do not understand the system to some extent naturally compensates for this to a partial extent by giving individual corporate divisions and local governments considerably more independence.

Cluttering in the Action Center due to the display of many notifications can be minimized to a great extent by dismissing them.

Learning as We Go The problem is caused to a large extent by the relative newness of digital advertising.

After many months of conflicting and confusing speculation, fueled to a large extent by LG's apparent indecisiveness, things are starting to clear up as far as the company's next «true» flagship phone is concerned.

Since it is a Security update, the size is not big, and it is around 100 MB only, but we will highly recommend you to update your device because it brings with it, a lot of bug fixes and hopefully, the battery issue has been solved to some extent by this new update.

Because the fact is that everybody is doing it to some extent by providing downloads that include this nonsense — the worst offenders are adding their own install wrapper to make sure that you get punished.

The good news is that your drone is more than likely covered to some extent by your current homeowners or renters insurance.

However, one could be financially prepared for this kind of a situation to some extent by tapping into their life insurance policy's accumulated cash value, as it serves as a temporary financial backup.

If you find that your medical bills are only being covered to an extent by the full limit of one policy, you can invoke your secondary policy to take care of the rest.

Depending on your policy, this may be covered to some extent by your comprehensive coverage, but depending on how many custom parts and equipment you have for your bike (and how much it all costs), you may want to buy additional coverage.

Beware the fine print, all Canadians are insured to a significant extent by their home provinces for several months travelling or working outside of their home provinces, especially students.

In particular, when they enter these contracts over the phone, consumers aren't being told that the premiums will rise or are not being told the extent by which they will rise.

Proof of financial responsibility, covered to a larger extent by liability insurance, is a mandatory requirement if one is to be considered a «legal driver» on California roads.

Because every state requires liability coverage to some extent by law, it is an indispensable component of any standard auto policy.

Interestingly, even law library websites can tend to hide the personalities, especially where the law library is subsumed to a greater extent by the general university library system (U of A is a good example: I could not find links to law librarians after I got sidetracked here: http://guides.library.ualberta.ca/law)

Scalia, of course, recently deceased, was the most conservative of the conservative wing, which has had the upper hand in recent years, modified to some extent by the presence of Justice Anthony Kennedy, a conservative who has taken a liberal position on some social issues.

In - house counsels» «technology is driven to some extent by the organization,» he says.

However, a party may be able to protect against this to some extent by executing an innocent spouse waiver.

This conflict is mitigated to some extent by the risk of loss of self - regulation — and loss of self - regulation could be necessary depending on the nature and extent of self - interested self - regulation.

The impact of the invasion of a litigant's right to privacy and confidentiality which the obligation to give disclosure constitutes is mitigated to some extent by CPR Part 31.22, which provides that where a document has been disclosed to a party, that party may only use the document for the purpose of the proceedings in which it is disclosed, except where:

In some cases «seat» choices may be more limited in - house and dictated to a large extent by the type or business the given the organisation is involved in.

With the force of the rear end impact to the bumper the head snaps into full extension, which can be mitigated to some extent by a proper head restraint.

But this beauty is heated by natural gas, or propane if need be, and to some extent by solar power in the summer.

For the vast majority of that time period, the commerce and industry of the north (powered to a great extent by hydro power prior to the widespread adoption of coal as a fossil fuel) produced much higher GDP per capita than the agricultural economies of the South, particularly because the infamous «three - fifths compromise» that gave the South Congressional representation based in part upon the number of slaves who lived there (30 % or more of the population of many states) did not apply to capitation taxes.

Fast forward and, headnotes notwithstanding, I find that the benefits we enjoy in comprehensiveness and keyword searching of databases are offset to a large extent by their sheer size.

If we are able to determine that your case has merit, you can expect to be represented to the fullest extent by a skilled and compassionate New Canaan employment law attorney who is ready to listen to your side of the story.

The reliability and availability of Datacentres services has always been critically important, and the rapid increase in data storage requirements in recent years appears has been accompanied to some extent by an increase in the number of failure issues analysed within RINA.

Bainbridge's argument seems sensible, and in fact, his position is reinforced to some extent by this blog post by Matt Asay at Info World: Why you need a lawyer on staff (1/9/07).

This meant that there is no need that the international agreement and EU rules coincide fully (para 72) and that rules may be affected as soon as commitments are concerned in an area which is already covered to a large extent by those rules (para 73).

Paralegal jobs are affected only to a limited extent by the business cycle.

I accept that books have been replaced to a significant extent by technologically based sources of legal information.

Since instead the Marrakesh Treaty fell within an «area that is already covered to a large extent by common EU rules», the EU alone has the necessary competence to conclude the treaty.

The government has now accommodated those concerns to an extent by providing, in LSA 2007, s 83 (5)(b) that a licensing authority must, in its licensing rules — which are subject both to consultation and to LSB approval — provide for the ways in which it should, when considering an application for an ABS licence, take account of the regulatory objective of improving access to justice.

Clearly then, with very large wind programmes you do get diminishing returns and need more backup, but it seems that can be offset to some extent by wider interconnectivity — the supergrid idea, linking up renewables sources across the EU.

It is not clear whether this difference is also connected to the comparatively high prediction for September ice extent by Kauker et al.'s group; the October retrospective analysis will provide more insight into that question.

Oslo — Even the longer solar wavelengths are not abosrbed to any extent by CO2, although there is modest absorption by water.

SW radiation, as we stated, is absorbed by the surface and to a lesser extent by water mainly in lower parts of the atmosphere.

The horizontal extent of the Hadley cell is determined to a large extent by planetary rotation rates.

Arctic sea - ice has been declining since the late 1970s, reducing in extent by about 4 %, or 0.6 million square kilometres (an area about the size of Madagascar) per decade.