Sentences with phrase «imminent need of»

While an agreement to agree may be able to satisfy the imminent need of both parties to get the contract done, it offers very little protection to either party.

Instead, there is a lot of misinterpretation, and therefore there is imminent need of a solution to this problem.

Not exact matches

While bridges in need of repair stand a higher risk of collapse they do not necessarily pose an imminent danger.

Couple this economic softness with the fact that just about any commodity you can think of from iron ore, to orange juice, to silver, to coffee, to copper is at or near a five year low and it becomes increasingly difficult to find any significant inflationary pressure and hence the imminent need for a (small) rate increase.

By: Martin Creamer 27th April 2018 The imminent opening in Johannesburg of the exciting new Mandela Mining Precinct is a major boost for badly needed research and development.

In Darby's thought, Millennialism combined with restorationism to provide an inner logic for the idea that the church had fallen and that a new church was needed, preparatory for the imminent return of Christ.

I'm a pre-trib guy since I believe in the imminent return of Jesus, but I need to study the issue a lot more since a lot of my theology has changed since I last studied this, and I am not sure what changes might have cascaded down into my eschatology.

The eschatological expectation of the imminent rule of God leads to a desire to do away with law in the name of the divine freedom which is or will be directly present in all creatures without need of law or representation.

The earliest accounts, he believes, saw no need for resurrection appearances between the departure of Jesus and his now imminent return in glory.

I don't think the Bears are as good of a team without Meredith but I also don't think it's the end of the world and suddenly the Bears have an imminent need at WR.

«We needed a striker because of the imminent departure of Demba Ba and the injury to Chinedu Obasi.

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Democrats aren't in imminent danger of losing a statewide race in New York, but they need to win far more House races in the Empire State if they want...

Most importantly, patients need to know that their history, thoughts and feelings are protected - their privacy will never be breached except in situations of serious and imminent danger, or they won't come for treatment.

However, children suffering from severe epileptic and seizure disorders urgently need medicinal marijuana to ease the symptoms of this horrible disease, and these children obviously do not hold any imminent criminal threat.

Now a system developed in Taiwan, where the pest is endemic, aims to harness artificial intelligence to warn of imminent outbreaks, limiting the need for such drastic action.

Eventually the disease advances to a point where the person is unable to care for activities of daily living until finally the need for total care becomes imminent until death.

This comes with a price though, for when his work is completed, the need to hide away in the countryside to recover from the imminent exertion and low that follows is a necessary consequence of being an autistic man in a neurotypical world.

A sum of # 5.5 billion will be required for repair works on schools and further # 1.2 billion is needed to replace parts of buildings at «serious risk of imminent failure».

It is not the final, proofed draft and some of the footnoting still needs to be done, but I thought I would upload it in case anyone finds it useful for the imminent exams.

With the changing landscape of education — including the imminent arrival of the Common Core State Standards and the new assessments needed to measure progress towards them — the time is right for a reevaluation of assessment systems.

The ECU is detecting the imminent stall and compensating by increasing the rpm and the speed of the vehicle, you do not need to press the accelerator for this to happen.

School boards and textbook publishers everywhere are feverishly planning for the imminent retirement and replacement of high - priced physical textbooks; tomorrow's students will simply have all the books they need for the next semester transmitted directly to their e-readers.

Finally, 71 % of all respondents recognize an imminent need to be able to integrate production technologies, including conversion tools, into internal workflows designed to manage all phases of a books lifecycle, including both print and digital.

In many cases, proving imminent danger of default is all that is needed.

VA uses the «imminent danger of default» rule on modifications but there hasn't been a clear Circular regarding its use with short sales,... yet (and it doesn't say they need to be delinquent either).

The Rescue Crew was created especially to help fill a need in the local rescue community for shelter animals facing imminent risk of euthanasia without rescue support.

With no imminent resolution likely, it appears Baha Mar has very little chance to capture any of this year's Caribbean high - season dollars, which it sorely needs.

I understand the notion of wanting to tease the player forward - but you need to tease the player forward with an IMMINENT reward, not one that they may unlock sometime this week.

There's nothing like Their imminent starvation to decrease the amount of food we need to send overseas to trade for raw materials.

Bill Gates has long been skeptical of those who say a renewable energy revolution is imminent, arguing that we are going to need a «clean energy miracle» before we can solve climate change or quit fossil fuels entirely.

Standard Oil's pavilion suggested the imminent creation of weather - controlled domed cities and farms, allowing more crops to be produced to meet world food needs.

Then again, now that the UK has its Climate Change Act and the USA's is well on its way, and with the climate Satan out of the Whitehouse, perhaps there is just less demand or need for salacious news items about our imminent doom.

Given that many of the predicted effects of climate change are considered imminent and unavoidable, the need to mainstream adaptation as a viable coping measure among private households is becoming a topic of increasing importance.

«With imminent changes to CPP, employers need to reassess their current retirement and benefit offerings for compliance, practicality, and financial preparedness,» says Steven Van Alstine, Vice President of Education at the CPA.

The Alberta Court of Appeal held that, to give effect to the practicality of the concerns addressed in the Winnipeg Condo case, it does not need to be imminent.

Legacy, paper - based systems will need to run alongside developments like online small claims courts even if they impede the imminent sale of physical assets.

And any copies of privileged materials the CBP maintains must be destroyed at the end of the review process (unless they indicate an imminent threat to homeland security or copies are needed to comply with a litigation hold or other requirement of law).

As noted, the ILO's Committee on Freedom of Association defined essential services as those needed to prevent a «clear and imminent threat to the life, personal safety or health of the whole or part of the population» (Freedom of Association, at para. 581).

Firm managers need to be able to notice the warning signs of a partner or associate's imminent departure, and prevent their leaving to join a competitor.

We believe that the extremely time - sensitive and urgent conditions surrounding the need to avert a serious and imminent threat to the health or safety are fundamentally different from those involved in disclosures that may be made pursuant to other sections of the rule.

The final rule requires covered entities to obtain authorization to use or disclose psychotherapy notes for purposes listed in § 164.512, with the following exceptions: An authorization is not required for use or disclosure of psychotherapy notes when the use or disclosure is required for enforcement of this rule, in accordance with § 164.502 (a)(2)(ii); when required by law, in accordance with § 164.512 (a); when needed for oversight of the covered health care provider who created the psychotherapy notes, in accordance with § 164.512 (d); when needed by a coroner or medical examiner, in accordance with § 164.512 (g)(1); or when needed to avert a serious and imminent threat to health or safety, in accordance with § 164.512 (j)(1)(i).

An authorization is not required for use or disclosure of psychotherapy notes when required for enforcement purposes, in accordance with subpart C of part 160 of this subchapter; when mandated by law, in accordance with § 164.512 (a); when needed for oversight of the health care provider who created the psychotherapy notes, in accordance with § 164.512 (d); when needed by a coroner or medical examiner, in accordance with § 164.512 (g)(1); or when needed to avert a serious and imminent threat to health or safety, in accordance with § 164.512 (j)(1)(i).

Aide in the coordination of several professionals and their various duties as there is a need for standardized approaches to the investigative procedures used by these professionals when determining present danger, imminent danger and / or the risk of harm to the children

They are usually considered to be jacks - of - all - trades and are expected to multitask because the need to juggle several tasks at the same time is imminent.

The primary function of this division of family law is to intervene in situations where a minor child has suffered serious harm that was inflicted intentionally by a parent or legal guardian, or in cases where harm is imminent because of the parent or guardian's unwillingness to provide basic needs for the child.

Target Population: Families with members at imminent risk of placement into, or needing intensive services to return from, treatment facilities, foster care, group or residential treatment, psychiatric hospitals, or juvenile justice facilities

The interesting part of this case is the Alberta Court of Appeal's statement that harm need not be «imminent».

«They did the traditional hack, read emails about what was going on, and waited right to the point of an imminent closing when money needed to be transferred,» explains Sease.

To stop municipalities from applying the term blight too broadly in making eminent domain decisions, the Georgia law sets a highly specific definition of blight and puts the onus on municipalities to show that a property — and not just the neighborhood it's in — is blighted and needs to be condemned to address imminent health and safety concerns.