Sentences with phrase «main assumptions for»

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The Budget, however, should provide the economic and fiscal assumptions for the Main Estimates in order for the Main Estimates to be relevant.

For the Main Estimates to be relevant, they should be based on the economic and fiscal assumptions in the Budget for that yeFor the Main Estimates to be relevant, they should be based on the economic and fiscal assumptions in the Budget for that yefor that year.

For the Main Estimates to be relevant to Parliament, they should be based on the economic and fiscal assumptions in the Budget for that yeFor the Main Estimates to be relevant to Parliament, they should be based on the economic and fiscal assumptions in the Budget for that yefor that year.

There are several assumptions going on here, but the 2 main ones to reference here for discussion are:

There are several assumptions going on here, but the 2 main ones i'm referencing here for discussion are:

The fact that many of the assumptions fundamental to Whitehead's starting point in human experience were thrown into question by those undertaking this revolution is the main reason, I think, for the subsequent neglect of his philosophy in the English - speaking world.

This idea was not always popular due to our society's assumption that the mother is the main caretaker, responsible for everything from school activities to problem - solving parenting issues that arise.

In the case of recalcitrant evidence, it is never clear whether scientists should go for the option of modifying the auxiliary assumptions (e.g., number of planets, as in the case of Neptune), or for the alternative option of revising the main theoretical hypotheses themselves (e.g., from Newtonian mechanics to general relativity, as in the case of the anomalous perihelion of Mercury).

«Mr. Spock [donates] just because he cares about the outcome for the child,» Gneezy says, but this assumption is «a mistake» because it ignores the main motivation for giving: «It makes us feel good.»

That you're never sure whether Will is correct in his assumption that something is amiss or whether he's just losing his marbles in front of his estranged friends makes it so that no matter which way things turn out, tomorrow is not looking bright for our main character.

While a more realistic assumption, such as a power law distribution in shareholder size, will change the values of voting power, it will not change the main results: percentage ownership alone does not equal voting power, allowing for full optimization of voting power.

Any method to detect the real climate sensitivity for the four main climate drivers (GHGs, aerosols, solar, volcanic) is dependent of several assumptions and constraints.

But the main issue with this estimate is the assumption that the strength of the radiative restoring is the same for internal and forced responses — which I interpret as assuming that the spatial structures of the warmings are similar, and there is no reason to assume that this is the case in general.

34 in a set of four necessary conditions i − iv that are discussed in the main text and supporting information of that paper (see also Basic Necessary Conditions and Assumptions for details).

-- For the feedbacks (outside from the main S - B negative feedback, which is traditionaly separated from the other feedbacks), I think that the assumption may be not valid, because of water.

The main assumption is that the majority of the measurements are «good» data, which for field sites operated with care, such as those of the Atmospheric Radiation Measurement (ARM) Facility, is a reasonable assumption.

Its main focus, however, is on the discrete set of issues and options for nesting project - level activities within broader frameworks under the assumption that the issues will be broadly similar if the broader jurisdiction in which projects sit are national or subnational.

The basic assumption of many climate scientists that carbon dioxide is the main trigger of global warming is a «hypothesis» for Moore, nothing more.

Carl Rogers (1902 - 1987) was a humanistic psychologist who agreed with the main assumptions of Abraham Maslow, but added that for a person to «grow», they need an environment that provides them with genuineness (openness and self - disclosure), acceptance (being seen with unconditional positive regard), and empathy (being listened to and understood).