Sentences with phrase «practical terms only»

It seems illogical for this limit to be set at half the overall annual allowance, particularly as some savers will be uncomfortable with investing in a stocks and shares ISA and therefore in practical terms only have access to half of their annual ISA allowance.

Not exact matches

While this is only a practical first step towards a guarantee, it would reduce the current youth unemployment rate as of May 2014 from 13.3 % to 11.7 % and could be scaled up in the long - term.

If you're skeptical about an «innovation index» meaning much in a practical sense, then consider this: in terms of productivity (measured by GDP per hour worked), Canada ranks far below the G7 average — a staggering 12 per cent below, in fact — and only marginally above that of the broader OECD.

In practical terms, this means that our baby products comply with the strict criteria of safety standards such as EN and ASTM; that the materials in our products only contain permitted substances and that the textiles are continually tested in accordance with the Oeko - Tex Standard 100, Class I, which is the strictest category for baby products.

Not only is a sensor program extraordinarily costly and time - consuming to manage, but achieving short - term practical use from the technology as it currently exists isn't feasible for the majority of organizations.

TEACo continues to argue that the Marinair proposal «remains the most innovative, flexible in use and arguably the only practical long - term solution to the mounting airport runway crises in the South - East of England.»

So at least in the short term, the government's only practical option is to learn how to manage the chamber more or less as it is.

In an era when research funding is scarce, these 11 ideas serve as a timely reminder of the value of pure science not only in terms of satisfying our curiosity, but ultimately for its endless practical uses.

Through this agency I have found the best companion and my marriage has indeed become successful not only in traditional terms but also in the practical sense.

To see just where union efforts lead in practical terms, one only need look at campaign finance disclosures.

Not only that, the GLC is a touch more practical, slightly less expensive, and comes with more variety in terms of equipment and powertrains.

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.

While in practical terms, it doesn't affect me at all (I only have ~ 600 MB of eBooks), it bothers me as a matter of principle.

Accounting term paper demands a lot of attention and time while accomplishing it, as in order to write good accounting papers term you have not only to present a theoretical part of accounting term papers, which is rather complicated to write, but also a practical part, which requires much calculation while writing.

In practical terms, this means that if a customer purchases a DRM - protected EPUB - format book in the Apple iBookstore, for instance, they can only read the book on Apple hardware, such as the iPad or iPhone.

In practical terms, this means that books in the AZW format are only readable using Amazon's Kindle ereader, along with Amazon's corresponding applications for the iPhone, iPad, Mac, PC, Blackberry, and other platforms.

I was finally able to shrug away my ire at Chase's change in terms — figuring that an extra $ 120 a year was more practical than other options — until I was cleaning out my credit folder just now and found ANOTHER balance transfer offer from Chase that expired only 11/30/08!

The cathedral is dedicated to Saint Giles, the patron saint of Edinburgh, but the use of term cathedral has no practical meaning today as St Giles» was only a cathedral in its formal sense for two periods during the 17th century.

With the main shopping district close at hand and only a small walk to the famous poppies and Benesari areas for eating and looking around the traditional market stalls the location is not just locally sound but practical in terms of being only 5 minutes from the airport, 20 minutes to the capital of Denparsar and has excellent immediate access to the by - pass that opens up destinations such as Uluwatu and the southern Buket, Jimbaran, Sanur and Ubud etc.Bali Summer Hotel provides comfortably arranged, clean, minimalist and cozy dwellings rooms.

It was a great experience not only in terms of developing a conceptual framework, but also in very practical skills: production, budgeting, installing, et cetera.

I have no idea how «practical or realistic» an option these may become long term — my only point being that research and development may be progressing at rates no avg Joe can keep up with.

No matter HOW reasonable the terms «ritual» and «ceremonial» and «temple» SOUND to us as laymen, please be aware that there were many very practical people living in those old societies — carpenters, farmers, metal workers, bricklayers, architects, etc. — and the archaeological view that the societies were run predominantly by priest castes is only one point of view.

Always provocative and deeply insightful, Guinness puts forth a vision of a new, practical «civil and cosmopolitan public square» that speaks not only to America's immediate concerns but to the long - term interests of the republic and the world.

In practical terms, since most people drive only about 25 - 40 miles a day, you'd use more electric power than the normal Prius.

Formally, only the iPhone 4 and iPad 2 are affected, but in practical terms, Apple now knows that (unless the appeals court reverses this ruling) Samsung may be able to quickly seek injunctions against newer Apple products over standard - essential patents.

Often, these limitations are phased in superficially more equal terms, but the agreement only has a practical affect limiting a spouse's legal economic rights in marriage on the less affluent spouse, when it is recognized that one spouse is starting out affluent and the other spouse is starting out less affluent.

Finally, the Supreme Court accepted, as was common ground on the appeal, that the business efficacy test did not require «absolute necessity»: a better formulation, suggested by Lord Sumption in argument, may be that «a term can only be implied if, without the term, the contract would lack commercial or practical coherence».

In practical terms this option is only available if the survivor wishes to move to a cheaper property, allowing a cash reserve to be created at that point.

Term life insurance is very practical for people who want a large affordable amount of life insurance but only for a specific time frame.

This was a really big move in terms of Texas child custody laws, because until this time the process generally favoured the mother in any such disputes, and so these changes marked a sea - change not only in terms of the practical day - to - day arrangements for dealing with child custody arrangements in Texas.

The Combined Aboriginal Organisations report outlines over 50 practical and proven recommendations to ensure that any intervention in the Northern Territory to protect children will be successful not only in the short term but most importantly bring lasting change to the communities.

In practical terms, it's a productive hub for the many demands in the field, and it's only gotten better every year.