Sentences with phrase «plain terms means»

Up until now, all the people who wanted to make an AOSP custom ROM, which in plain terms means building on the original source code of the Android 4.0 ICS would have to use the Android 4.0.3 source code.

Not exact matches

I mean look how much is contained in those writings — the miracles, Jesus» life, what he said along with what the Apostle's said — so there's really a lot riding on the validity of the gospels in terms of the supernatural Jesus versus Jesus, the plain man, wouldn't you agree?

Some look at terms and see only their plain meaning.

«In plain English, the term «inclusion» has come to mean «exclusion.»

That plain meaning says that a legislator can't accept an appointment to an office created during the term that legislator was elected to (January 2015 to December 2016 for Camara).

«Liberal» in USA has several meanings, mainly, either (1) «classical liberal» (which in USA is typically branded as «libertarianism» - although it's still called plain «liberalism» in Europe where the term originated); and, wholly independently, (2) «political liberal» - which is a self - made late 20th century [1] rebrand of what used to be called «progressive» (and can be loosely branded «left wing» at times, but personally I absolutely abhore single - axis left / right positioning) position.

I am using the word ordinary as a term to mean usual, not plain.

Each lays out its argument in plain terms, using technical language as appropriate but without excessive use of jargon that clouds its meaning.

It's just plain hard to wrap your brain around what all the terms mean — points, APR, APY — not to mention crunching the numbers, shopping around, and filling out reams of paperwork.

In such situations, it is advisable to use plain and simple language, at least in the first stage of the negotiations and to avoid any legal terms; explain exactly what you mean, even if you are convinced that you would understand a foreign legal term properly.

For example, if the term's plain and ordinary meaning is what you think is proper, don't offer a «next best» interpretation.

Can you explain what it means in plainer terms?

«Based on its plain meaning and read in context, the term «intercept» in s. 183 of Part VI of the Criminal Code encompasses the production or seizure of historical text messages stored by a service provider.»

Unless you overtly signal a change in scope of the term, you inherit all of the problems of ambiguity attached to the plain meaning of the term (in some contracts, that specifically works in favor of the other party).

Adopting a plain reading of contractual terms prevents insurers from broadening the meaning of the words beyond those written on the page.

If so, the bigger issue will be how the Court draws the line as to when courts may look behing the plain meaning of statutory terms when determining the scope of conduct made illegal by a federal criminal statute.

With all the apparent confusion over the correct claim construction at this point, you could almost forgive Samsung's expert for using an ultimately incorrect claim construction of the» 647 patent's claims in his expert report (he followed the one Judge Koh made giving claim terms their plain and ordinary meaning, but he could have given alternate opinions based on the divergent constructions of Judge Posner).

Finally, the terms in the claims may not take on their plain English meaning, but rather may have been defined by the language in the rest of that patent, so it's possible that you might incorrectly think you were in the clear based on a misunderstanding arising from that.

Real reconciliation, to use the term favoured by a succession of chief justices, will only become likely when a government takes office that genuinely wants to forge new relationships and when Canada decides that the best way to interpret obligations set out in agreements will follow a line between clear and plain meaning and a purposive interpretation.

Even though level term provides the simplicity of being understood doesn't mean It's a «Plain Jane» product.

The term «replacement cost» is not defined under the definitions of standard commercial property and homeowners insurance policies.1 Words not defined within the policy are interpreted by their ordinary, plain and usual meaning.

This means, in plain English, that you get to pay less for term insurance because people are generally living longer lives.

All of this hasn't gone unnoticed by the marketing people, which means that plain old AMOLED or regular IPS LCD aren't the terms used in the marketing fluff.

In terms of design, ZOTAC says that the SN970 will display the company's signature look, which practically means a very plain and nondescript box.

The court was unable to find a plain meaning of the term «settlement services,» so it turned to an analysis of the list of services found in section 3 (3).

Applying the plain, ordinary meaning, it concluded that the term «contaminant» could be interpreted in more than one way and it was unclear whether it includes lead - based paint.