Sentences with phrase «predictability for»

Strengthening protection for tenants and ensuring predictability for landlords is part of Ontario's Fair Housing Plan, announced in April 2017, which included 16 comprehensive measures to make housing more affordable for homebuyers and renters, while bringing stability to the real estate market and protecting the investment of homeowners.

And so if you can create some stability and predictability for the child then they don't have to use their emotional energy wondering about what the newness is.

This system also creates consistency and predictability for the parents, so they may arrange their schedule accordingly and participate in each session.

[1] After setting out his new approach to assessing costs and acknowledging that it will likely yield lower costs orders, Justice Belobaba concludes that more modest orders may result «in leaner and more focused certification motions, a greater measure of predictability for the participants, and in the overall, the continuing viability of the class action vehicle.»

I've been pushing hard on these «alternative fee agreements» (AFAs)-- with the goal of not only obtaining good rates but also, and perhaps more importantly, achieving some financial certainty and predictability for our budget.

The firm can make better process and staffing decisions, with greater predictability for its own internal planning and budgeting purposes.

Clients are demanding a degree of predictability for their legal costs as well as transparency.

Only by using such systems and metrics will firms be able to make better process and staffing decisions with greater predictability for their own internal planning and budgeting purposes, and to negotiate fixed or discounted fees with a better sense of what the costs and risks will be.

For the law firm, this can seem like a quest for the proverbial «win - win» — engagements that provide transparency and predictability for the client, while hitting the profitability target of the firm.

Strengthening protection for tenants and ensuring predictability for landlords is touted by the province as being part of Ontario's Fair Housing Plan, announced in April 2017.

As a result, most family law practitioners would welcome the proposed change on the basis that it should provide greater predictability for clients on the likely outcome of their case - wherever it is heard.

However, anticipating that many of the recommendations may be adopted, it would be prudent to ensure existing practices and procedures are updated, as appropriate, to minimize unintended breaches when any changes take effect, while ensuring stability and predictability for existing arrangements.

Premier Kathleen Wynne said it is fair to base future changes on the CPI since it is a key indicator of how the economy is doing and would offer some predictability for businesses.

The new process provides better predictability for BMO and made the law firms think differently about how they were handling matters.

«That chasm provided predictability for businesses that damages would be limited solely to economic losses — those losses that come from damages as a direct result of the contract breach (not punitive damages).

Clients like it because it offers some predictability for legal costs.

Preliminary results suggest a degree of seasonal predictability for conditions at high latitudes, which may be further exploited after some assessment and revision.

There are additional sources of predictability for year - to - year time scales.

Using a perfect modeling framework, we set out to determine the upper limits of predictability for precipitation, soil moisture and forest fire risk in the US.

As a result of these processes, the predictability for both the Markov model and CESM model hindcasts increases with depth attaining values of up to 5 — 8 years for the northern US and 10 years for the southern US / Mexico index regions.

The country needs to have long - term market predictability for renewable electricity.

What is needed is the science of the limits to predictability for specific natural systems.

The new EU Renewable Energy Directive for the post-2020 period, if adopted, would address this by providing market predictability for investors.

Those companies need predictability for their «just in time» shipments between manufacturers and markets more than they need to shave off miles or gallons of bunker fuel burned.

A recent model study showed that the crossover between initial - value and climate - forced predictability for sea ice occurs at about 3 years (Blanchard - Wrigglesworth et al. 2011).

«This is an important determination that will help create clarity and predictability for the air industry and travellers,» Scott Streiner, chair and CEO of the Canadian Transportation Agency, said in a statement.

Businesses that value predictability for planning routinely hedge: airlines and shipping companies worried about fuel costs, farmers hedging against crop prices falling, etc..

And since the passage of the new health care law, all plans must limit beneficiaries» annual out - of - pocket spending to no more than $ 6,700 — a feature that offers a level of predictability for retirees looking to calculate their costs.

Bailouts and rescues are likely to occur, though not with sufficient predictability for investors to comfortably take advantage.

With the difficulties in the Eurozone, some are giving up yield to gain safety, or at least predictability for now.

A website that provides transparency for the environmental review and authorization process for infrastructure projects to increase predictability for project sponsors and promote government accountability in the review process

Secondly, we have no idea if what is tested has predictability for the students» future success in the next grade or college because no one checked with grade 4 - 12 teachers or college professors to see what competencies students will need.

This increase in renewal length provides greater predictability for schools, allows high - performing schools to keep more funds in the classroom, and increases stability as school districts transition through leadership changes.

The Education Can not Wait platform will help strengthen coordination and predictability for education support during crisis.

Change can be unnerving, and transitioning into a new year without any predictability for all that lies ahead can be a lot to process.

The interactions on intra-seasonal time scales represent a potential source of predictability for weather forecasting.

«The theory, if further validated, would provide a revised context and would enhance predictability for petroleum exploration.

«The plan is a long - term reform that will level off the contribution rates and provide more predictability for local governments.

To offer reasonable predictability for parents and students having planned their education, new policies for G&T enrollment programs should be prospectively applied to the following year's incoming kindergarten class.

«I realize getting the status quo is very difficult given the fiscal realities, but if there were a protection for people and if there was a phase out for a period of years that would at least provide some predictability for people.

«This will ensure stability and predictability for television and motion picture producers that utilize one of the most successful incentive programs worldwide,» said Chris Dodd, CEO of the Motion Picture Association of America in an interview with the Hollywood Reporter.

We are pleased that the final budget preserves the Foundation Aid formula while making some necessary updates and providing important transparency and predictability for future funding.

The two campaigns have traded barbs in recent weeks over a controversial amortization plan that Wilson characterizes as borrowing from the pension fund and DiNapoli's camp insists is merely «smoothing» to provide predictability for local governments and the state when it comes to contributions.

Watch as Dr. Karyn Purvis talks about the importance of predictability for children from hard places, and how parents can help children succeed by enabling them to know what to expect.

A schedule doesn't have to be rigid, but days run much more smoothly when there are expectations and predictability for your child.

Some of the themes discussed are about slowing down, truly connecting with your baby by giving them your full attention, and creating some predictability for your infant as part of the day - to - day routines.

Compared to Walcott on that RW he would offer far more threat and less predictability for sure.

For years, CDs have been popular with savers looking for more predictability for their funds.

However, the energy industry needs stability and predictability for industry, not sudden radical changes.

At their core, MBA programs are built to provide predictability for corporate decision - makers.