Sentences with phrase «permanent nature»

Other defects on the premises which are of a more permanent nature such as an uneven surface or other deficiency in construction may be shown by subsequent engineering inspection.

The 12,000 - acre island contains 10,000 acres of permanent nature preserves.

Richard Tol, a professor of economics at the University of Sussex, said the less permanent nature of executive orders can discourage investments in power plants, which are long - lasting infrastructure.

Because of this concern, he believed that any patterns in creation or permanent natures in things would limit God's freedom.

But the position in Japan was of a more permanent nature ~ d required that he resign his position at Zurich University.

His solution is that the primordial, permanent nature of God is completed in the consequent nature of God «by the individual, fluent satisfaction of finite fact.»

Recital 42 E-Commerce Directive states that an ISS for the purpose of Article 12 is characterized by its «technical, automatic and passive nature», whereas a hosting service, to which the abovementioned additional requirement, commonly referred to as the «notice and take down rule», applies is of a «more permanent nature» (paras 61 - 62).

At a certain moment of history a special temporary form of the permanent nature of the Church as the community of free faith, hope and love may, indeed, become absolutely essential.

Those preoccupied with hell — its geography, supporting cast and the permanent nature of its accommodations — are more likely to find definitive answers from the radio stations of the Bible Belt than from the average pulpit.

«I see this less as a story about the mayor — his heart is in the right place — and more about the permanent nature of bureaucracy, that it has a will of its own, independent of whoever is occupying the mayor» office,» he said.

Subsequent limited independence of the environment, with technical advance, allows human aggregations of a permanent nature and that increasing complexity of organization which we call civilization.

As many of us cope with the results of Hurricane Sandy, whether awaiting the return of power, finding gasoline, wondering how to get to and from work, worrying about parents and other family members who are stranded, dealing with displacement of a temporary or permanent nature, or some combination of these, it is a time for reflection on the fragility of our modern lives and our genuine interdependence.

Land and all that attached with it, such as buildings, trees, minerals, easements, rights of way, all items of a permanent nature.

Dr. Jeffry Bryan explained the permanent nature of epigenetic changes.

The typical brass plaques are replaced with cork and push pins, changing the permanent nature of the original structure by allowing viewers to define what or whom the objects commemorate.

Thinking the pre-1998 warming phase was of permanent nature, not transient, the consensus climate «experts,» and their sophisticated climate models, predicted this steady warming trend would just drone on year after year, as far as the mind could speculate.

It was apparent from the medical evidence that the appellant was, for a long time, unaware of the seriousness of his brain injury and in particular the permanent nature of that disability.

Household goods: Items in a home of a permanent nature.

The expert may be able to testify about the extent of the accident victim's medical treatment and the permanent nature of the injuries sustained.

The insurance company disputed the permanent nature of the client's injuries.

This is because the law is clear that where your injuries have a permanent nature to them and preclude you from working at certain occupations, you are still entitled to compensation even though you are back to your pre-accident employment.

In such circumstances, perhaps the continuing nature of the elected representative's publicly expressed views would ground a finding of bias, on the basis that they were expressed — or, because of their permanent nature, continued to be expressed — during the hearing.

Among other grounds, the defendants sought a review of the permanent nature of the injunction as being overly broad.

It might be more expensive than taking out a term policy but the permanent nature of the policy will help you sleep better at night.

While it definitely is more expensive than term coverage, the permanent nature of the policy definitely has its benefits for certain people.

The permanent nature of the coverage makes this type of insurance a good choice for many people.

There are numerous situations where a universal or whole life policy can perform where a term simply can't, largely due to the cash value aspects within the policy, as well as its permanent nature.

On top of the permanent nature of this type of insurance, you can accumulate money on a tax free basis in the cash value.

If your needs are more of a Permanent nature, such as to cover funeral expenses or to build cash value then Whole Life might be the choice for you.

It is considered to be a permanent nature of whole life insurance policy that does not expire after a term.

The sharable, remixable, and permanent nature of digital media means small things can have a large impact.