Sentences with phrase «of ad hoc»

Longitudinal modeling with randomly and systematically missing data: A simulation of ad hoc, maximum likelihood, and multiple imputation techniques

The PTI programmes make it easier for an employer or others to identify a successful trainee's skills, instead of having to find out about a plethora of ad hoc short courses which do not add up to a coherent programme of training.

Nevertheless, the priority in agreement - making lies with avoiding an excess of ad hoc and isolated agreements that do not take into account local and regional needs, resources, options for efficient and effective service delivery and meaningful participation of Indigenous partners.

This position will develop and analyze monthly reports and a variety of ad hoc reports to support key departmental and corporate initiatives.

Our client base in a strong mix of ad hoc and contracted clients, and we enjoy strong relationships with our clients that can last years.

Ability to prioritize and manage projects and workload in timely manager and urgency of ad hoc projects under pressure.

Demonstrated the concept of ad hoc reporting and data warehousing using web server logs.

Knowledge of design and development of ad hoc queries, reports, analytics and dashboards is also important.

But as temp jobs need to be filled quickly, since their need arises for a variety of ad hoc reasons, such as sickness cover and annual leave, they're an ideal career move for many.

This role will be a blend of financial reporting, analysis and a combination of ad hoc projects.

The report «found that growth will be fuelled by the entrance of high profile brands such as Apple into the smartwatch arena, allied to increased consumer affinity with and acceptance of wearable technology» and argues that «the emergence of an additional consumer screen would stimulate interest amongst advertisers, although until a critical user base is reached most ad - spend is likely to take the form of ad hoc campaigns.»

In the end, we will rationalize the variety of ad hoc application and databases currently used to three systems: Document and Records Management System, a Case Management System and a corporate portal.

However, although the respondents pleaded the existence of an ad hoc fiduciary duty owed by Roberts to Shnaider and Shyfrin, the trial judge made no factual findings that such a duty arose in the circumstances.

At the end of the year, he will have reached out 48 times (he gives himself a break during his 4 weeks of vacation) to clients instead of the ad hoc method of fitting it in when he finds the time.

The development of the principle of good faith must be clear not to veer into a form of ad hoc judicial moralism or «palm treeˮ justice.

As all the world (nearby) likely knows by now, Mr. Justice Rothstein will attend at a meeting of an ad hoc committee made up of members of Parliament in order to answer their questions concerning... exactly what, we're not yet sure.

For example, recent advices have related to the proper interpretation and exercise of a lien / cesser of liability clauses, the proper measure of damages, war risks clauses, deviation, deadfreight clauses, package limitiation, «knock for knock» provisions in a towage contract, the meaning and effect of ad hoc provisions in ship - building contracts, the Hague / Hague - Visby Rules, the CMR convention and the Warsaw Convention (as amended).

The system of ad hoc volunteer advising lawyers was supplemented by an official advising lawyer — Denny Thomas.

Unless we are to compromise judicial impartiality and subject these defendants to the risk of an ad hoc judgment influenced by the impregnating atmosphere of the times, the constitutionality of their conviction must be determined by principles established in cases decided in more tranquil periods.

In particular, I wanted to look at (a) how the reduced panel of full time judges has impacted the use of ad hoc judges, (b) how this has impacted the number cases heard, and (c) how this has impacted the length of reserved decisions.

As well as appearing as sole counsel (in the High Court, the Court of Appeal, and a wide variety of ad hoc and institutional arbitrations), James also acts as a member of larger teams on heavyweight litigation, including some of the largest cases to come before the courts in recent years.

Decisions of the ad hoc tribunal may be appealed on a point of law to a Permanent Review Tribunal which can issue a decision, by majority agreement.

These include domestic courts utilizing universal jurisdiction, the establishment by the Security Council of an ad hoc international criminal tribunal, use of the International Criminal Court for any crimes committed after July 2002, and the International Court of Justice.

Sure, it's important to help out individuals in need, but that kind of ad hoc action doesn't cure the larger, systemic causes of poverty.

Ben Carroll Qualified: 2005 Made partner: 2013 Career highlights: Advising a Russian private equity firm in an LCIA arbitration concerning the interpretation of pre-emption rights in the context of the acquisition of rights in a leading social media site; advising BP in respect of an ad hoc arbitration concerning cost recovery under a PSC with the government of India.

A further possibility would be some form of ad hoc arbitral tribunal to hear disputes as and when they arise.

Because of the ad hoc and asymmetrical nature of the system, arbitrators have a financial incentive to favour expansive interpretations of investor rights, both in order to increase the legal fee in the case itself and to ensure reappointment in future cases.

The types of claims brought, and the means by which they are run and funded, mean that the use of ad hoc approaches to practical issues in the management of class actions risks inconsistent results unless the regime is improved to meet these new challenges.

A significant proportion of the cases in which Nigel is instructed take place in arbitration, and he has substantial experience of both ad hoc and institutional arbitrations involving a wide range of commercial disputes, including insurance, reinsurance, sale of goods, shipping, energy and other commercial agreements.

They're not creating efficient business processes to substitute for the sort of ad hoc efforts that invite rookie mistakes.

You can get a heck of a lot more out of a well - designed data base than you can out of ad hoc, mostly untimely MCPD, at less cost, at far less disruption to your practice, and when you need the information.

Judges at the ad hoc Tribunals have alternated, through judicial interpretation, between further propagating this influence and seeking to supplant it by reference to the sui generis nature of the ad hoc Tribunals.

The Province's departure from the PDT process that had worked in the past in favour of an ad hoc process that was presented to the unions as a fait accompli without consultation failed to impair the right to collective bargaining as minimally as possible.

Two members of the ad hoc committee have issued separate statements to express their disagreement with this proposed change.

Has our legal education system developed as a series of ad hoc measures, policies and programs or has it been designed according to a plan?

It is the practice of the ad hoc volunteer scientists in the working groups who are supposed to work to the IPPC Principles.

In the field of climate change there have been no shortage of ad hoc «saving hypotheses»; however, according to Occam, «plurality should not be posited without necessity,» and, as with the Ptolemaic epicycles, that is precisely what the climate scientists are doing.

«In the field of climate change there have been no shortage of ad hoc «saving hypotheses»; however, according to Occam, «plurality should not be posited without necessity,»

l5 that extends the mandate of the Ad hoc Working Group on Long - term cooperative action and decision x / CMP.5 that requests the Ad hoc Working Group on Further Commitments of Annex I Parties under the Kyoto Protocol to continue its work,

If there was no global body sponsored by the UN it most likely that the local scientific investigations would result in some sort of ad hoc global assembly of the evidence.

All sorts of ad hoc procedures are used to rein in outputs, but the problem has not been solved at its root.

With rare exception Rabett Run's policy is to speak no evil of the dead, or even the retired (Eli will soon join the tribe), still Gray reminded Eli of a number of senior guys he knew who did their training when theory was a weak reed and worthy only of derision, but by careful observation developed a set of ad hoc models, which turned out to be way wrong but extremely useful for prediction.

The gray shading is another example of ad hoc invention - on - the - fly in IPCC reports.

The decisions of the ad hoc Working Group on Further Commitments by Annex I Parties are of utmost importance to us.

To me both «combined» and «merged» imply that an extraneous method was employed backed by some sort of ad hoc justification — the jigger factor.

Give them time and they'll eventually fabricate plenty of ad hoc justifications and «evidence» to support what they knew was true long before they even started.

This is very much a part of the ad hoc, locally evolving philosophy of Green Drinks, always adapting to its locale...

This will reward comprehensive, instead of ad hoc, development thinking.

Is there information available to show that the magnitude of these ad hoc conservation fixers are sufficiently small so as to not affect the results of the papers cited in your post.

Not a problem for Mosher who should become Michael Mann's PR guy, as he should know better to be quite suspicious of these kind of ad hoc studies, especially in view of regional detailed studies such as Clim.