Sentences with phrase «mean loss of»

Although consolidation can mean loss of revenue, it can also add up to significant cost savings.

You say that ``... the departure of Montreal and other Quebec boards would mean a loss of lobbying power and resources to deal with such upcoming issues as FINTRAC and anti-spam regulation.»

In dealing with other people's money identification and authorization are paramount, an error can mean a loss of funds, and financial institutions get very excited at the prospect of lost funds.

In addition to the loss of Realtor.ca access, McCauley says the departure of Montreal and other Quebec boards would mean a loss of lobbying power and resources to deal with such upcoming issues as FINTRAC and anti-spam regulation.

This may mean a loss of income due to periods of extended vacancy or extra costs associated with tenants (non-payment of rent, damage to property, etc.).

The area does continue to benefit from a more moderate cost of living, he says, although the pending Wachovia / First Union merger could mean a loss of jobs.

According to information provided by Bi-State Primary Care Association, which represents community health centers in New Hampshire and Vermont, «Without action by Congress before September 30, 2017, New Hampshire's Health Centers will face a devastating 70 % cut in their federal funds which could mean a loss of nearly $ 16 million and 47 % of their patients could lose access to care.»

Not understanding the tax link between child support and maintenance which can mean loss of tax deduction if the IRS believes you have claimed payments to be alimony instead of child support.

They are required to be hands - on in their work — a machine downtime may mean loss of money to a company and it is up to a diesel mechanic to ensure that downtime is minimized or avoided... Read More»

Having this in mind it is not wise to ignore the many resumes you receive for the social media manager role since this can mean the loss of opportunity to reach a large number of people at a low cast via social media.

They are required to be hands - on in their work — a machine downtime may mean loss of money to a company and it is up to a diesel mechanic to ensure that downtime is minimized or avoided if possible.

The advent of Face ID will mean the loss of Touch ID fingerprint scanning will not be a huge blow, but just how do the two security measures differ?

What are the finer details for disability, does it mean that you get 50 % sum assured in case 50 % disability (does it mean loss of 1 eye or limb).

A trip cancellation or interruption can mean the loss of thousands of dollars without a travel insurance plan with benefits for cancelling or interrupting your cruise.

This could mean a loss of the death benefit, and you might have to pay taxes on part of the loan proceeds.

K has the right, if she can not herself choose, not to have drastic surgery imposed upon her which will inevitably mean the loss of her human right to bear children unless and until it has been demonstrated that such action is in her best (wide) interests.

One broken link in the intake chain may mean loss of new business or even exposure to malpractice liability.

Of course, I float this idea with the full knowledge that those of us who read Slaw likely exist in a economic world where the fear is that a failure to respond early and always will mean the loss of money or the approval of someone with power over money.

However, codifying TK would mean loss of control over the knowledge; making it a more perfect public good i.e. increasing the inappropriability problem.

A brain injury could mean the loss of function regarding your mental ability as well as your physical ability.

This means a lengthy time for healing and usually it will mean loss of wages for the injured victim, which can put financial stress on the victim and their family, which was caused by the negligence of another party.

A DUI conviction could mean the loss of your driver's license.

My point is not the comparative merits of the two systems; just that unbridled promotion of mediation might mean the loss of the centuries - old rights based system of dispute resolution.

«Public display» most definitely doesn't mean loss of copyright.

Judging from the record, the court approved the spousal maintenance award based solely on Husband's disability income, which would mean his loss of part - time work that the court was unaware he had in the first place, does not constitute a change at all.

Conversely, being lax with information goverance can mean the loss of existing business if an IG compliance audit results in unfavorable findings.»

Loss of a device should not mean loss of the data on that device.

In economic terms, this would mean the loss of income from tourism and other sectors, as well as the loss of potentially valuable species.

According to the report, while the transition would mean the loss of jobs in some sectors, it would eventually produce enough jobs with decent pay to make up for any losses.

The mean annual balance of -0.38 m a-1 for the eight glaciers during the 1984 - 1994 period is a mean loss of 3.5 - 5.0 m of glacier thickness during the last 11 years.

For an aircraft of 160 seats, this would mean the loss of 12 or 13 passengers.

And the loss of the sea ice will mean the loss of an entire ecosystem, with repercussions that could include a major food chain, because of organisms that live on the underside of the sea ice.

The Architectural Association has sought to alleviate concerns that staff cuts will mean the loss of its exhibitions and publications departments, as members including David Adjaye and Richard Rogers demand a meeting to reverse the plans.

I think it best to leave it to the people we met to decide whether the changes affecting their community mean a loss of culture.

Losing the trademark here would essentially mean a loss of Nintendo's exclusive right to call things «Metroid» and have them be official parts of the franchise, and depending on how they have filed, specific iconography from the series (such as the look of Samus's varia suit, her ship, the way Metroids are designed, etc).

If we impute an arbitrary 2.0 - cent per point value, the new 3,000 - mile refund fee for international tickets would mean a loss of $ 60 in value.

You can see that the loss of Air Berlin (AB) will mean the loss of a prominent option for using American Airlines AAdvantage miles or British Airways / Iberia Avios (partners with Chase Ultimate Rewards) to get around Europe.

Not only can it mean the loss of something valuable, but it can also prove to be dangerous for the dog.

It could mean the loss of a source of unconditional love, a primary companion who provides security and comfort, and maybe even a protégé that's been mentored like a child.

To some, loss of a leg would mean loss of a productive life.

Plus we are planning on starting a family in a couple years which will mean loss of income when we go on leave.

If, however, an online - broker customer follows an investment recommendation from her broker that works out terribly, it could mean the loss of a significant amount of money for the customer.

Late filing could mean a loss of potential refund interest.

Because the loan is secured against your house, failure to repay the loan could mean the loss of your home.

Since such developments could mean a loss of income or big jump in expenses, the long - term fund should be large enough to cover at least three months of living expenses.

Refinancing federal student loans with a private lender could mean the loss of the borrower protections guaranteed by federal loans.

Even a few points difference in your credit score can mean the loss of thousands of dollars out of your pocket — a loss that you probably didn't plan for.

And, remember, failure to repay the line could mean the loss of your home.

And, ask whether upgrades or other normal hardware adjustments might mean loss of your books.

Now that the ebook market has plateaued at about a quarter of the overall book market, we're starting to see how the gain in efficiency of ebooks can also mean a loss of deep comprehension.