Sentences with phrase «narrow set of»

«It was originally meant to really cover a narrow set of transactions,» said Lily Batchelder, a former aide to Senate Finance Committee Democrats and to President Barack Obama.

Thus, under the proposal, the disclosures consumers would have received three business days before consummation would have been nearly accurate, other than for a narrow set of changes permitted under the exemptions in proposed § 1026.19 (f)(2).

«While this eliminates a narrow set of direct applications,» the letter reads, «the technology is being built for the military, and once it's delivered it could easily be used to assist in these tasks.»

Today, the experience is bogged down by inconsistency and a relatively narrow set of supported actions, but viewed as a highly - capable medium for notification triage it's clear Google has a winner.

Following news of the IRS tax probe, one virtual currency lawyer said the agency's demand simply represented an opening gambit for negotiations — and that it that would end with Coinbase providing a far more narrow set of information.

Baker cited his experience buying bitcoin from the Kraken exchange as an example of how bitcoin's appeal is limited to a narrow set of the public.

Instead, it's a generic term to describe a preprogrammed opponent or character that feigns intelligence but is really just following a narrow set of instructions.

While some travelers believe they may be allowed to cancel their trip for nearly any reason, trip cancellation actually only covers a very narrow set of incidents, including the death of an immediate family member or experiencing a car accident on the way to the airport.

This is Moore's «big fish, small pond» strategy, which is designed to create focus on the narrow set of clients and conserve the bandwidth of key personnel.

In a formal criminal proceeding, witnesses have a right to refuse testimony only under a narrow set of circumstances, such as a close family relationship to the alleged offender or statutory confidentiality obligations of certain professionals (eg, lawyers, accountants, doctors).

A narrow set of professional duties was held to meet the principle of fundamental justice test, established in the Malmo - Levine test: R. v. Malmo - Levine; R. v. Caine:... [more]

Surely, in interpreting a «fundamental right» a narrow, but universally applicable, interpretation of section 2 (d) should be preferred over a broad intepretation which can only apply in a very narrow set of circumstances.

As such, they would be subject to onerous obligations under the Investment Company Act, such as registering with the SEC as an «investment company» or qualifying for an exemption from registration, conforming to a narrow set of allowable governance structures, and registering the individual with ultimate discretion over investment decisions as an investment advisor.

A narrow set of professional duties was held to meet the principle of fundamental justice test, established in the Malmo - Levine test: R. v. Malmo - Levine; R. v. Caine:

Bill 132 expands what are currently a relatively narrow set of employer obligations regarding workplace harassment in the OHSA.

Injuries at work allow employees to receive a narrow set of benefits - wage loss and medical compensation.

Podiatrists are trained and licensed to perform a relatively narrow set of procedures.

If the media can finally stop missing the forest for the trees, if they can stop missing the blatantly obvious warming trend everywhere scientists said we would see it because they only stare at a very narrow set of (generally misinterpreted) data, then they should stop repeating the myth of a hiatus or even of a global warming slowdown once and for all.

The Commmittee favours a narrow set of solutions, ignoring adaptation and biomass management in favour of carbon markets, from which the participants directly benefit.

However, most simulation studies are based on a narrow set of land cover reconstructions over at most one millennium and do not incorporate the effects of land use and its intensification across the Holocene.

It is fascinating, a powerful reminder of how narrow a set of solutions dominates the public's attention.

The consensus applies to one very narrow set of facts.

ome examples might be: «Is the «green» claim restricted to just one, or a narrow set of environmental issue (s)?»

Takeaway 3: Scientists are focusing on a narrow set of carbon removal solutions today.

But I would suggest that the narrow set of conditions necessary for this to happen are more likely to occur in the laboratory than in real - life.

We imagine we can avoid our problems with a narrow set of fixes.

Why would you want to confine painting's identity to a narrow set of conventions?

Though a missionary endeavour, Moma could not preach too narrow a set of doctrines.

There is a reverential intensity to Celmins» enterprise, in the confluence of observation and touch, as well as in the Morandi - like repetition of a narrow set of themes.

While creating the collection, Thoreen restricted himself to a narrow set of guidelines — he abstained from using any fasteners, and limited his material palette to marble, bronze, and smoked glass, yielding a series of warm, organically - composed furniture.

Some artists focus exclusively upon a narrow set of concerns but manage to find nuanced and varied expressions of them.

There is obviously a narrow set of animations and nothing contextual or any of the more nuanced stuff that some devs have been capable of.

They are given a more narrow set of policies that they may adopt under.

Under the Fair Credit Reporting Act, as modified by the Fair and Accurate Credit Transactions Act, consumers are entitled to a free copy of their credit report under a narrow set of circumstances.

But tapping the value of your home is something that should be done very cautiously and for a very narrow set of reasons.

I'm a value investor, and one that is not doctrinaire about a narrow set of principles.

In the process, though, you lose so much: books that mainstream opinion says won't sell, books that don't appeal to a narrow set of English Literature Graduates, books that only exist because they have a celebrity attached to them.

Lots of book buyers have just as narrow a set of preferences, but they're different from mine and one another's, and you can't turn that into a realistic business opportunity because the stock / customer ratio is too large.

While many other book launch tactics are focused on a very narrow set of goals, the goals you can achieve with a single giveaway are much broader.

There's an oddly narrow set of ventilation slots in front of the passenger but nothing to really complain about.

Tying teacher pay to student test performance will also intensify the anxiety that currently surrounds test - taking, as well as the pressure to focus teaching on the narrow set of skills and content that these tests cover.

As a result, teachers are pressured to teach a narrow set of test - taking skills and a test - limited range of knowledge.

This year, the big push is for so - called «parent trigger» laws, which would allow parents at a low - performing school to sign a petition to trigger one of a narrow set of options — firing all or some of the staff, turning the school over to a charter operator, or closing the school.

It's designed to address a very narrow set of issues related to test scores in urban school districts.»

Streamlined tools that focus on a narrow set of instructional expectations are more effective for both observers and those being observed.

Unfortunately, those protecting the status quo use a narrow set of data to create a false narrative.

While I understand the intent of this sentiment and the concern it expresses, this real world conversation can devolve into an overly cynical perspective from which to examine the experiences of our students and seems only to serve as a justification for punitive practices along a very narrow set of circumstances.

• Limit federally - mandated school improvement models to a narrow set of strategies, including school closings privatization, and / or firing half the staff, which are punitive and have had little verified success.

Yes, we live in an era of unique specializations, but to distill our education system - our children's learning - down to a narrow set of skills that students are to learn through mechanistic teaching and testing - is shameful and flies in the face of the individual hopes and dreams that this country was largely founded upon.

Limiting federally - mandated school improvement models to a narrow set of strategies, including charter schools and privatization, which are favored by corporate reformers but which have had little verified success