Sentences with phrase «nature which»

I love it because it connects the home more to nature which just feels authentic to me.»

But later you find out he's hiding his true nature which is a nasty, bitter, sneaky, evil little bunny... much like our Boingo (insert those rolling eyes).

They can be slow to come to conclusions because of their cautious and meticulous nature which is important for sales professionals to keep in mind.

This raises the issue of the relative effectiveness of good research of a national nature which includes consideration of rural and remote issues, as distinct from good research on rural and remote issues, undertaken by rural people, and undertaken in rural and remote areas.

Sexual violence is any behaviour of a sexual nature which is unwanted or occurs without consent.

Plus, private face - to - face meeting (s) with a local Professional Counsellor (in major centres) are available to help you deal with any issues of a psychological nature which may be impeding your ability to move forward at this time.

Resume cover letters are considered crucial parts of job applications, because of their unique informational nature which goes beyond the standardized resume format.

I am good at multitasking and have always been admired by my seniors for my courteous, sociable and talkative nature which is the most important expectation from a receptionist.

Kelly's remarks were also made on the very same day of the US Treasury stating that cryptocurrencies are a threat both because of its anonymous nature which facilitates nefarious activities such as terrorist - funding and money laundering.

But the the strategy has come under questioning of late, including by the journal Nature which noted that a surfeit of intellectual property pushes schools into «unseemly partnerships» with so - called patent trolls.

Make sure whatever renters policy you choose gives you a hedge against acts of nature which are a part of life here.

Whole life insurance, however, is permanent in nature which means it lasts for your lifetime.

No prejudice thus could be caused to the respondent and much less of such nature which would be in conflict with public policy as canvassed by the respondents.

Section 21 of NAA 1948 provided: «(1)... a local authority may... make arrangements for providing --(a) residential accommodation for persons... in need of care and attention which is not otherwise available to them...» Section 6 of HRA 1998 identified two types of public authority — «core» public authorities which were to be so regarded in relation to all their functions and «hybrid» persons with functions both of a public and of a private nature which were only to be so regarded when the nature of their particular act under consideration was public rather than private.

It is therefore important that paying parties can be assured that the receiving party's budget does not include costs of a solicitor and own client nature which should never be recoverable in any event.

Per Coughlan this depends on whether the person's care needs are primarily health care or whether they are of a nature which a local authority (whose primary responsibility is to provide social services) could be expected to provide.

Thursday, December 15th, 2005 One of our open - source savvy articling students, Jon Smithen, just drew my attention to a piece in this week's Nature which strongly suggests that Wikipedia's integrity in the scientific field approaches that of the conventional encyclopaedias.

Attorneys are also resorting to more primitive techniques such as taking screenshots and things of that nature which raise real issues of admissibility which is a huge problem and then ironically social media sites are responded by providing their own takeouts or downloads.

I am of the view that all the documents to which I will refer, whether my attention was drawn to them by the intervener or as a result of my personal research, are documents of a historical nature which I am entitled to rely on pursuant to the concept of judicial knowledge.

Parliament can not have intended a sentence of imprisonment for public protection for offences of a relatively minor nature which would at most result in a short term of imprisonment.

HELD «Parliament can not have intended a sentence of imprisonment for public protection for offences of a relevant minor nature which would at most result in only a short term of imprisonment.

In many cases, though, products have been known to be defective in nature which can cause injury or death to a person or damage property.

Serious breaches of the code or persistent breaches of a material nature which are a breach of r 15 and may also be evidence of inadequate professional services under the Solicitors Act 1974, s 37A.

The Equality Act of 2010 defines it as: «unwanted conduct of a sexual nature which has the purpose or effect of violating someone's dignity, or creating an intimidating, hostile, degrading, humiliating or offensive environment for them.»

As Churchill said, the price of democracy (a form of government contrary to human nature which prefers, to this day, strong man rule) is eternal vigilance.

They act as «keys», unlocking doors to memory, science, history and imagination... For the past 20 years my work has been an invitation to marvel and wonder at the details within nature which I have presented predominantly through sculptural assemblages.

The award - winning Welsh designer has always had a strong relationship with nature which can be seen, not only in the «Solar Tree,» but in many of his other designs.

Second, misleading claims could be «spun» from legitimate studies or from circumstance — for example, a 2008 study in Nature which showed that long - term greenhouse warming could be masked by natural variability became a claim that «warming had stopped.»

(5) Whenever, before or during the drilling of a well not within the boundaries of an operating coal mine, the well operator encounters conditions of a nature which renders drilling of the bore hole or a portion thereof impossible, or more hazardous than usual, the well operator, upon verbal notice to the department, may immediately plug all or part of the bore hole, if drilling has occurred, and commence a new bore hole not more than 50 feet from the old bore hole if the location of the new bore hole does not violate section 3215 (relating to well location restrictions) and, in the case of a well subject to act of July 25, 1961 (P.L. 825, No. 359), known as the Oil and Gas Conservation Law, if the new location complies with existing laws, regulations and spacing orders and the new bore hole is at least 330 feet from the nearest lease boundary.

But again, in nature which so complex there is no 1 secret factor that one can be used to see through the complexity.

One could not help but get excited about making a change to help the environment and doing it as a scientist with an assortment of tools, knowledge, and nature which seems to make the activity so much more achievable.

In other words, do they care much to ask themselves if there really is some tight connection between how their computer models operate and the actual physical processes operative in nature which they are tasked with modeling?

We knew that because we had written a paper the year before in 1998 in the journal Nature which discussed this divergence between tree growth and temperatures in recent times.

Here lies that problem; fitting a mathematical model to reality is to forcing a construct of the human mind onto nature which is ultimately independent of mind».

Sorry, but that case gives no proof of supernatural, the claim is simple a fallacy of the someone; a fallacy because it suggests two or more order of nature which must contradict each other.

So, why are you even acknowledging this DENIER paper in Nature which tries to explain this denialist fantasy of a pauze?

The BBC piece cites an article in Nature which argues that we must leave 75 % of the remaining fossil fuels untouched, if we are to avoid dangerous climate change.

We are attempting to take over all of nature which will leave less and less for the rest of it.

Wind is fickle and does not diminish the need for Fossil Fuels apparantly due to its fickle nature which is a shame really although I am sure that other complementary technologies can help here.

The issue of Nature which carried the Murphy et al paper included a related article by Thomas Stocker, and a paper in the issue of Science published on the following day (Kerr, «Climate Change: Three Degrees of Consensus», vol.

«There's a very practical side to my nature which has been very helpful to me.

They contain no words but act as poems about nature which enable the viewer to experience a place in a symbolic way.

Haunting and set in a series of detailed empty rooms, corridors or terraces, the eye is none - the-less drawn to glimpses of nature which take the form of open seas with sparkling waters or lush woods with sun dappled trees.

He specialised in ideal - landscapes, a traditional form of landscape painting that aims to present an idyllic view of nature which is even more beautiful and harmonious than nature itself.

It's to be hoped, however, that the punk side of Ulay's nature which has brought him this far, will never allow him to stop pushing the boundaries of his mediums, whether photography, the body, or life itself.

Willi had a calm and confident nature which he instilledMore details

She explores the fact that nature which was once alive and embedded in an environment, that existed as a part of a system, is now extracted and defunct of its original purpose.

This is human nature which can only be understood in the arena of the brutal; dark as Baphomet's ass without resorting -LSB-...]

This exhibition consists of fifteen works executed in ink, watercolor or tempera on paper, with subjects derived from nature which include fauna, birds, snakes, fruit and fish.

I paint abstract landscapes to express my feelings that nature which symbolizes truth, beauty and freedom to me is endangered by indifference, overdevelopment and ecological disaster.