Sentences with phrase «likely meet the definition»
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«Incoming council co-chair and economist Craig Alexander said if Tuesday's data shows a second consecutive quarter of negative growth, that would likely meet the council's definition of a category - one recession.»
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Women with high levels of alpha - amylase — an indicator of stress measured in saliva — are 29 per cent less likely to get pregnant each month and twice as likely to meet the clinical definition of infertility (remaining not pregnant after 12 months of trying) than women with low levels, researchers found.
«When and if she meets the definition exactly, the insurance company will likely pay out.»
Such arrangements can have negative tax consequences, as the CRA will likely not interpret these arrangements as meeting their definition of tax - deductible spousal support payments, even if the separating parties agree to treat them as such.
While anyone meeting the above definition could file a liability claim for any perceived wrong or tort, he likely wouldn't get very far.
Overall, rural census tracts are the most likely to be classified as child care deserts, with 58 percent of rural communities meeting that definition.