Sentences with phrase «practical point a»

A few small changes can have a transformative effect on any scheme, striking the right decorative note as well as making a difference from a practical point of view.

From a practical point of view, the problem with this is that it often takes a long time to get into court, and legal fees will still accumulate.

Long before CREA's Article 3 of the Code of Ethics, Realtors have been explaining — from a practical point of view — what they would do for their clients.

From a practical point of view, what can a Realtor do to protect himself from liability by proximity?

From a practical point of view, how can a manager in an office with 100 salespeople keep track of who knows what?

Also from a practical point of view... a «pitbull» who is a service dog, is going to be 1,000 times better behaved than any breed that is not a service dog.

The practice of infant massage represents a simple but effective way to enhance and strengthen healthy social and emotional relationships between adults and children in early infancy; this is true both from a relational and a practical point of view.

From a practical point of view, she can also help you create strategies that you can enact in ways that actually create real improvement.

From a practical point of view, Laurie can help your teen employ strategies that can be implemented gradually and more effectively.

From a practical point of view, how do those needs translate in the mind of your future boss?

From a practical point of view, it is important to be clear about what to expect on the day, we will ensure you have done the right research and are fully prepared for the interview

From a practical point of view, it is important to be clear about what to expect on the day.

So from a purely practical point of view, Samsung isn't really missing out.

A disturbing yet practical point is the possibility of a divorce, in which case, the estranged couple's insurance needs become separate.

As uncomfortable as the topic is, it's essential to consider it from a practical point - of - view.

Law Society President Lok Vi Ming acknowledges that it may be difficult from a practical point of view, but believes lawyers can come round to the idea.

Those against whom orders are made will not always resist an order, so will not necessarily run up a lot of costs, but this is an important practical point for applicants to remember, not least because it is contrary to the usual rule that a successful party can recover its costs.

A practical point emerges when a defendant seeks to use inconsistencies in the medical records to attempt to damage a claimant's credibility.

If the criticism of an article published in a newspaper on a subject matter of public importance is to be confined to passages actually set out in the criticism, then the freedom to comment on a matter of public importance becomes, from a practical point of view, illusory or non-existent.»

From a practical point of view, this case tells us that if you wish to deviate from what original Court order, you should always get the new agreement in writing.

Strengths Clients value the firm's «practical point of view,» explaining that «they always find creative solutions.

«On a practical point, the current application form for Permanent Residence for EEA nationals is 85 pages long containing 20 sections with each section containing up to 43 questions.

Below is a short list of the things I usually share with business owners to help them wrap their mind around the process of selling a business from a practical point of view.

He understands it both from a legal and practical point of view, is extremely responsive and always makes himself available when needed.

Moreover, the wide construction made sense from a practical point of view in this case: given the allegations of forgery made by the claimant, the judge hearing the claimant's I (PFD) A 1975 claim might exercise the court's power to call in the grant of its own motion under the Supreme Court Act 1981, s 121 — which could result in further, and potentially unnecessary, expense for a modest estate.

As a more practical point, the Court clearly placed reliance on the factual evidence provided by both parties, including the contemporaneous recordings of telephone conversations between Barclays and Thornbridge, and the oral evidence given in Court.

On a practical point, Obama should start my finding someone who is skillful, incisive and quick writer of legal analysis and interpretation.

From a practical point of view, I guess its easier to evade the scheme for ships than it is for boats, since finding a port along the way should be less troublesome.

Let's take the process of a hurricane... Scientists believe it is the energy of the ocean that produces them... pure bull crap from a mechanical and practical point of view.

I had a solid understanding of the issue from a very practical point of view.

The key practical point is that nobody else's opinion counts, apart from the host.

Well, Peter, that's pretty much what I was saying earlier in this thread: although there may be some theoretical value in debating the merits or demerits of the SCC, there's no practical point when most of the world has no serious interest in reducing emissions and therefore is not going to make use of it.

Robin, the practical point is that SCC is presently US policy, being used in cost benefit analyses to support bad decisions.

What is its practical point.

However, even your «practical point» isn't really true.

So while Arthur is right on principle, he is totally wrong from the practical point of view.

From a practical point of view the question is: How far we can trust the results of models which are theoretically lacking, but still have significant skill in many ways?

And yet, as climate blogger Joe Romm explained after the Nature study came out, we may have reached a practical point of no return.

From a practical point of view it is unreasonable that the surface of the Earth transfers more energy to the atmosphere than the sun transfers to the Earth.

A set of artistic practices which take as their theoretical and practical point of departure the whole of human relations and their social context, rather than an independent and private space.

«We thought the raccoon tail worked best from a practical point of view and it fit right in with Mario's style.

That is, from a practical point of view, how do we decide where we want to go and, particularly, research all the things we'd like to see and do while we're there.

Living next - door to a supermarket may be less glamorous than living next to a Roman ruin, but from a practical point of view, San Giovanni is very convenient.

From a practical point of view, then, storeowners interested in offering holistic remedies — and there is plenty of evidence that this a worthwhile strategy — should imagine how their product lineups might address the following general ailments for which dog owners most commonly seek treatments: Flea and tick control — Many dog owners are becoming increasingly uncomfortable using chemicals to kill fleas.

It will do so because it will increasingly resemble other digital goods (music, movies, games, software), and from a practical point of view it will work best in fairly managing the various rights of the different parties.

Before the blowback hits, I'm going to have Shatzkin airlift us out of here with a practical point from one of his own answers to a comment on his blog:

Sometimes, a site's terms don't explicitly ban non-US publishers and it's only this payment requirement that, from a practical point of view, keeps small international publishers out.

Aside from the educational measurement point that I make, from a practical point - of - view, does it make sense to administer tests to 3.2 million kids at the cost of roughly $ 100 million to conclude that the low scores simply say that common core instruction has yet to be implemented in a school or a district yet?

This program — theoretically possible even in the frame of the traditional educational system — seems to be completely inefficient from the practical point of view.

From a practical point of view, I say no.