Sentences with phrase «more complex areas»

But human labour's monopoly in more complex areas, like the trucking industry, is now up for review.

Here we will break this technique down for you on a step by step basis, starting with the basics and moving forward into more complex areas.

It's a much more specialized area, it's a much more complex area.

You may need specialized professional opinions for more complex areas, such as roofing, asbestos, mold, and rodent issues.

Freshfields» Director of Legal Services Innovation, Isabel Parker, said: «Kira [will] help to free up the Legal Services Centre team to focus on more complex areas of work».

Also a handout to remind pupils of some of the index rules they might encounter Plenary - a quick review and feedback on learning during the lesson before going further into more complex area problems involving integration.

They are not specialists in more complex areas of debt like tax law, home foreclosure, investment or business losses, although they will likely be able to refer you to an expert in the appropriate area.

Labeling is one of the more complex areas of food law, full of statutes, regulations, exemptions, and exceptions.

To be more precise: The map exists for early reading and the quantitative parts of K - 8 mathematics, and much promising work on personalized learning has been done in these areas; but the map doesn't exist for reading comprehension, or writing, or for the more complex areas of mathematical reasoning, or for any area of science or social studies.

With [public] schools, I have made contributions, but it's a more complex area in terms of where philanthropy comes in.

As they grow in confidence and become more proficient at their job, the dog's training moves to more complex areas.

@Unicorn13601 In other words, yes, they can do what you propose in the OP or pretty much anything else (other than withdraw an accepted plea bargain which is a more complex area of law).

Indirect discrimination is a more complex area; it does not consider whether people have been treated differently but whether a «provision, criterion or practice» although applied equally to all employees has the effect of disadvantaging a person or people holding a «protected characteristic».

For some more complex areas, a system of Geographical Divisions (GDs) was developed to organize jurisdictions under one subject class number by using geographical cutter numbers.

Andrew tends to focus on the more complex areas of financial disputes, such as those with issues related to confiscation, bankruptcy, non-disclosure or international issues.

Patient care technicians programs are often slightly longer, since they go into greater detail in some more complex areas of patient care.