Sentences with phrase «precondition such»

Getting a life insurance policy can be complicated, but the situation becomes even more difficult if you have a serious precondition such as HIV.

Getting a life insurance policy can be complicated, but the situation becomes even more difficult if you have a serious precondition such as Multiple Sclerosis.

Getting a life insurance policy can be not easy, but it is even more difficult if you have a precondition such as depression.

The ownership could be put up for sale, or lease, with the winning tender having to satisfy certain preconditions such as that they couldn't charge individuals for breathing the atmosphere, but they could charge anyone for discharging CO2 into it.

Not exact matches

An ideological blind spot free - market style is a precondition for deregulators such as Mr. Greenspan.

Happiness is understood as the fulfillment of needs and wants, such that meeting certain needs is a precondition for the pursuit of wants, and the wants are whatever one believes or prefers them to be.

Victor points out that many of the preconditions for monitoring such trading among nations do not exist and can not rapidly be created.

If it is the interaction between man and man which makes possible authentic human existence, it follows that the precondition of such authentic existence is that each overcomes the tendency toward appearance, that each means the other in his personal existence and makes him present as such, and that neither attempts to impose his own truth or view on the other.

The non-religious interpretation of Biblical concepts means that the concepts must be interpreted in such a way as not to make religion a precondition of faith.

Second, as Whitehead explains elsewhere in his criticism, the meaning of simultaneity is actually contained in the preconditions by which such operations are made possible.

Such is the relationship which characterizes dialogue and is the precondition to dialogical communication.

Their «summons to disobedience», Pope Benedict preached, went «even to the point of disregarding definitive decisions of the Church's Magisterium, such as the question of women's ordination... Do we sense here anything of that configuration to Christ which is the precondition for all true renewal, or do we merely sense a desperate push to do something to change the Church in accordance with one's own preferences and ideas?»

At least since the Uppsala WCC Assembly in 1968, there has been discussion of the possibility of such an ecumenical council, but it has been agreed that its precondition is the ability to commune together at the Lord's table.

Only such an authoritative and independent body can ensure that serious ethical scrutiny is no longer an afterthought but a precondition of such research.

It wouldn't be the effect, however, but the necessary precondition - if Parliament's will is unified and recognized as legitimate, the monarch can't legitimately refuse assent (or take other such actions), because they wouldn't be acting in accordance with the requirements of the office.

A democratic shift on the Arab side is a precondition to genuine peace with Israel, wrote Netanyahu, in the confident expectation that such a shift is beyond the realm of possibility.

If the benefit of such treatment in affected women were proven, at least the basic precondition for a benefit of screening would be fulfilled.

Claiming that many universities do not give new lecturers enough support in fulfilling their job requirements, such as course development and supervising students, the report concludes that «institutions should be required to submit a staff development strategy as a precondition for the release of research funding.»

The main hypothesis includes a stress preconditioning response mechanism, in which it is believed that periods of nutrient deprivation displays a beneficial mild stress that results in molecular adaptive changes in various tissues, which increases the organism's resistance to bigger stressors such as excitotoxic and oxidative injury, including ischemia (33,71).

Such evaluation systems are an essential precondition for effective tenure reform, but have been missing from most past state tenure reform proposals

The «old» BMW Connected system allowed you to control certain features of your car from a smartphone app, such as remote vehicle locking and unlocking and climate preconditioning.

UVO EV Services includes LTE wireless connectivity that enables direct communication to the vehicle for features such as remote start / stop, remote preconditioning of cabin temperature, and remote lock / unlock via the UVO app5.

The 2019 Cayenne E-Hybrid also includes a suite of other tweaks and enhancements, including comprehensive remote management (such as preconditioning) via the Porsche Connect app, and a more enhanced set of standard features, like Porsche's Active Suspension Management and the Sport Chrono Package.

While the majority of lender refinance solutions require several preconditions that make it almost impossible for the majority of clients to qualify for a refinance, Sky Financial does not have such restrictions and allows all applicants an equal platform regardless of their property value or mortgage type.

And yet that is the central issue facing the world at Durban: most non Annex - 1 countries — a category now including such poverty - stricken nations as the United Arab Emirates, South Korea, Singapore and so on — insist that a new round of Kyoto is the be-all and end - all, an absolute precondition for any progress towards a truly global deal encompassing all the major emitters.

The insistence on such a precondition also presumes that the last best use of CO2 is as landfill beneath the plant where it was created.

Developers must agree to such remedial action as a precondition of project approval by federal, state and local permitting agencies.

Leggatt J rejected the contention that such a principle of futility exists, stating that a court will not disapply «a contractual precondition to the accrual of a right or obligation... just because complying with it is considered by the court to serve no useful purpose».

However, given our conclusion above, it is unnecessary for us to consider whether his conduct would have disqualified him from a favourable costs order, had he otherwise met the preconditions for such an order.

Newbould J.'s order forbade Malamas to bring any more actions without leave of the Court, and provided that costs on this action and other actions be paid as a precondition for obtaining such leave.

In addition to procedures for the arbitration itself, parties can specify preconditions to arbitration, such as mediation or negotiation.

Unifund argued that such notice was a statutory precondition to Dominion's claim that Unifund pay the claimant's SABS.

The precondition for such cover is that the premium has been paid for these persons and / or for this group of people.

We must observe that the FR remains silent to the obvious precondition, namely that such an option can only be considered possible if (and if only) the Hellenic Republic espouses the ICCs through diplomatic protection, which remains a highly improbable choice.

The only precondition is to write your computer support resume in such a way that it convinces the employers regarding your ability to perform the job duties in an efficient manner.

If a child receives tender loving care when in need, and support for autonomy during exploration from mother as well as father, such experiences are assumed to a) give the child a sense of worth, a belief in the helpfulness of others and enable the child to explore the environment with confidence; b) be an optimal precondition for mutually supportive, enduring adult partnerships; and c) provide a model for later parenthood.12, 6 Confident, competent exploration is equivalent to our concept of «secure» exploration.13 Combining the concept of secure attachment with secure exploration yields the concept of «psychological security» that we advocate.13

Extras such as moving furniture, spot treatment, or preconditioning are often included in the price.