Sentences with phrase «only point of dispute»

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In one point only is it correct, that in fact the community separated more and more from orthodox Judaism, that the disputes between Jesus and his opponents were now recounted and written down as models, and were naturally told in such a way as to correspond to the interests of the church.

You have mentioned Pogba, Messi et al when making your point but lets conveniently overlook the fact these type of players are a one off, and let us also forget about the hundred of EPL youngsters hyped to high heavens in recent years off the back of a few spectacular performances only for them to flounder and disappear under rye scrutiny and pressure of expectation, the latest been the kid from Aston Villa who was meant to set the league alight this season but who has now totally flopped... nobody is disputing Iwobi's quality, but he still needs nurturing and care, AFC is a team who is expected to win things and the pressure can break a player, am dead sure you were drooling at the mouth about Ox few years back as you would have done with Walcott too, but 4 years and 10 years after we are still awaiting them to fulfill their potentials....

But the Bank disputes this, pointing out that quantitative easing operates through a variety of channels, only some of which actively involve commercial banks.

In the 18 years between the murders and the Three's release from prison, the accused — Damien Echols, Jason Baldwin, and Jessie Misskelley — grew more reflective, their most dogged persecutors changed their theories, and the fame of the case only grew, to the point where even the filmmakers began to dispute who had access to whom.

The Hachette / Amazon dispute is an excellent case in point: Hachette foolishly insisted that Amazon include Kindle DRM on its ebooks, and now all of Hachette's Kindle customers can only read them in the Kindle app, making it a harder sell for them to start buying Hachette ebooks from a different seller instead.

(At Shelf Awareness, they point out as a means of comparison that while 39 % were aware of the Amazon / Hachette dispute, fewer knew about several of the authors involved in the dispute: 35 % are aware of Lee Child, for example, while only 28 % know who Malcolm Gladwell is.)

Rather, the 10 - Q simply sets out the estimated maximum gross exposure without its connection to the Agreement, and only separately points out that the Agreement requires each party to reimburse the other in the event of a tax benefit arising from a tax dispute.

5) Shooting the messenger — This was some commentary regarding the ongoing debate between the Center for Consumer Freedom and the Humane Society of the United States and the reality that when CCF attacks HSUS, HSUS NEVER disputes their claims, only points out what CCF stands for.

Feel free to dispute any of Booker's arguments, but only if you are capable of pointing out the fallacies in his reasoning or the falsity of his evidence.

IOW we have no empirical measurement of the magnitude of GHG radiative forcing This point is the ONLY one you have raised that even comes close to providing empirical evidence that CO2 is a GHG (which I am not disputing), BUT this provides NO empirical evidence to support IPCC's CAGW premise.

Persuasion to the Real Climate point of view is possible only if those who write there, and here, remember that people are suspicious when reasonable questions about disputed science are met by an extraordinary exhibition of affronted pique and wounded amour - propre such as the one above.

The basis of ground (b) was that the majority of the Defendants» sales occurred in China, whereas only a small proportion occurred in the United Kingdom and thus the centre of the dispute from the point of view of commercial significance was based in China.

The Judge concluded the case by pointing out that the dispute demonstrated the range of possible outcomes when parties are calculating Close - Out Amounts, and the wisdom of ISDA making the changes that it did in the 2002 Agreement — NPC illustrated the type of outcome that a party given the role of decision maker and limited only by a requirement of rationality might press for, regardless of the fact of an actual replacement transaction.

The legal market is fairly stable, Stetsenko reports, and he points to AstapovLawyers» transformation into Eterna Law and the recent defection from CMS to DLA of dispute resolution Partner Olga Vorozhbyt as the only recent developments of note.

The Court pointed out that there is a «very strong legislative direction» under our arbitration statutes and numerous cases holding that the Court should only refuse to refer a matter to arbitration if it is clear that the dispute falls outside of the arbitration clause.

The guidelines insist at several points that some form of mechanism for enforcement and dispute settlement will be required not only for the withdrawal agreement, but also for any transitional arrangement and agreement governing future UK - EU relations.

The Court pointed out that there is a «very strong legislative direction» under the arbitration statutes and numerous cases holding that the Court should only refuse to refer a matter to arbitration if it is clear that the dispute falls outside of the arbitration clause.

Mobile legal research throws the suddenly unprepared lawyer a lifeline by presenting a way to quickly find information that helps answer a question, support or dispute a point, or engage in a new line of questioning — all of which not only helps in those important moments, but also builds the trust and credibility that can lead to new and enduring business.

Again, the legal profession from City firms to sole practitioners mounted a staunch opposition, pointing out that it would not only restrict access to justice for individuals and smaller businesses, but damage the reputation of London as an international centre for legal dispute resolution.

A large number of B2C disputes involve only a small number of scenarios: goods not delivered, goods not paid for, goods broken or otherwise unsuitable... points on which most legal systems will produce very similar results.

As a point of interest, the recent BC Court of Appeal case of Innes v. Bui is worth reviewing for the Court's comments on appropriate parties to sue when the only dispute following a collision is ICBC's determination of fault and the premium consequences that flow from this.

It is perhaps curious that the only reported case on this is the old one of Cresswell v Board of Inland Revenue [1984] 2 All ER 713, [1984] IRLR 190, but the facts of that case make the point well — the civil servants in dispute were obliged to accept reasonable adaptations to change from quill pen clerks to computerised clerks, in order to keep up with new technology.