Sentences with phrase «provides cautionary»

The allotment policy provides a cautionary tale in respect of proposals to individualise native title and land rights holdings in Australia.

The case provides a cautionary tale to clients and their Vancouver Surrey Marriage Agreement Lawyers.Vancouver Surrey Marriage Agreement Lawyers implore you not to cut corners when you negotiate a marriage or separation agreement.

The case comment considers the Alberta Court's take on an arbitration with a strong dissent and concludes that this case provides a cautionary tale for those who think that errors of law are not just «angels dancing on the head of a pin».

The judgment provides a cautionary tale to those who would ignore their fiduciary obligations.

A recent decision by the Supreme Court of British Columbia in relation to a costs application provides a cautionary tale for eager plaintiffs that hope to use the courtroom to wage their own private war...

A cautionary tale The recent case of Ella v Ella [2007] All ER (D) 67 (Jan) provides a cautionary tale.

A recent federal court decision provides a cautionary tale about the rights of resident physicians accused of misconduct, and importance of taking full advantage of internal «due process» hearings.

The research, published in October in the Journal of Policy Analysis and Management, provides a cautionary note to policymakers hoping to swiftly move students to...

It provides cautionary tales about the importance of getting programmes like mentoring right and positive suggestions on which strategies do most to boost attainment.»

Despite the fact that Michael Rebell is one of the most enthusiastic and successful of all school finance litigators, his 1985 book written with Arthur Block, Equality and Education, provides a cautionary tale for ambitious federal regulators.

While Baltimore provides a cautionary tale for urban district leaders implementing the portfolio strategy, it should not be seen as the death knell for reform within a traditional school system.

Not only does it provide context for many struggling students, it also provides cautionary tales for those who consider education irrelevant.

The study of reading methods provides another cautionary tale of faddish innovations dressed up with claims of scientific backing.

The issue of declining fund balance flagged by the Comptroller's Report provides a cautionary note for future budget planning.

The recent experience of a friend of mine with a chain store (names and trademarks omitted to protect the innocent) provides a cautionary tale at the intersection of ethics and customer service.

The tragedy may have provided a cautionary tale to a young Jobs, since it's the story of an aged monarch going crazy trying to divide up his kingdom.

Fascism in Italy and Germany in the twentieth century provide cautionary examples.

«Although further studies are needed to examine whether specific pathways or lipid subtypes are implicated, our findings inform potential expected downstream consequences of interventions affecting lipid traits and provide cautionary evidence that therapeutics that lower LDL - C and TG levels may have dysglycemic [abnormal blood sugar levels] effects,» the authors write.

These dolls are meant to reduce teen pregnancy by providing a cautionary experience: they cry, urinate and need to be «fed» around the clock.

But three countries where success came early provide a cautionary tale.

Reported in the January 16, 2015 issue of the journal Science, the new findings provide a cautionary tale for the development of vaccines aimed at eliciting robust CD4 T cell immunity against chronic infections, including HIV.

The findings provide a cautionary note to those who seek to improve educational outcomes by tightening the standards to become a teacher.

Many subreddit discussions centered on what not to do, with users providing cautionary examples of harassing or unwanted messages and other anti-social behavior.

«For product strategists, Windows 8 tablets provide a cautionary tale: To be a fast - follower, you must amp up the experience — and do so quickly, before the market changes beyond recognition,» Gownder wrote.

They provided a cautionary tale for those who might want to pursue success, as opposed to their artistic vision.

Both stories provide cautionary tales about the importance of staying calm and reading situations correctly; but in the first case, because of lost credibility, a real hazard is discounted, whereas in the second, an imagined hazard leads to panic.»

Inexplicably — and providing a cautionary tale about why one shouldn't blindly trust numbers flung around the internet — the Tufts report adds an extra $ 1 trillion to the European Commission figure, bringing it to $ 74 trillion.

Hitchcock's mysteries provide cautionary warnings for lawyer - detectives — reminding us how our perspectives are shaped by who we are, the roles we play and where we stand — literally and figuratively — in relationship to what we look upon.

The experience of the Innocence Network UK (INUK), the umbrella group for 20 - odd university - based Innocence Projects set to investigate miscarriage cases, might provide a cautionary tale.

Under the proposed amendments, the disclosure of any oil and gas metric requires the reporting issuer to identify the standard, methodology and meaning of the metric, and to provide a cautionary statement as to the reliability of the metric.

Not exact matches

A documentary series that explores the furthest reaches of the internet and the people who frequent it, Dark Net provides a revealing and cautionary look inside a vast cyber netherworld rarely witnessed by most of us.

Although meant purely as entertainment, it does provide a memorable cautionary tale for husbands with wandering eyes.

Everything's Cool (Unrated) Cautionary documentary exposes the efforts of the fossil fuel industry lobby and conservative think tanks to manufacture an artificial debate about global warming in the face of irrefutable proof of the phenomenon provided by responsible members of the scientific community.

For teenagers to work on in workshops or as a one act performance piece THIS OPTION DOES NOT INCLUDE A PERFORMING LICENCE but DOES include a licence to photocopy These are: Dark, twisted cautionary tales With diverse and strange characters They require a very versatile set and costumes Also a lot of physical theatre / comedy Very challenging and demanding for a ensemble company Mask work Four somewhat dark and slightly twisted sketches (can be bought separately as sketches as well) linked together to provide four cautionary tales in a one act storytelling experience.

A sample of the script for FREE For teenagers to work on in workshops or as a one act performance piece These are: Dark, twisted cautionary tales With diverse and strange characters They require a very versatile set and costumes Also a lot of physical theatre / comedy Very challenging and demanding for a ensemble company Mask work Four somewhat dark and slightly twisted sketches (can be bought separately as sketches as well) linked together to provide four cautionary tales in a one act storytelling experience.

In her capacity as chairman, McCaskill has maintained that restrictions to protect consumers should be in place if the evidence supports the cautionary measures, but no evidence has been provided that tablets, e-readers, or cell phones are potential threats to passenger safety.

Those who attend the conference can expect to learn tips, tricks and cautionary advice from those who work closely with Buffett and can provide insight into his investment strategies.

The different gameplay elements like vision cones and awareness bubbles are all clear, and entering eagle vision provides an immediately digestible picture of guard routes, hidden alcoves and cautionary items that will give your location away (like dogs and bird cages).

Analysis of immortality projects as one of the proximate barriers to addressing climate change is both cautionary and hopeful, providing insights that should be included in the cross-disciplinary quest to uncover new pathways toward rational, social change.

Where were the MSM and scientific bodies to provide overall cautionary guidance?

Despite being written by a «data scientist,» this is a very accessible book that provides some good cautionary tales illustrating how things can go bad under the algorithmic hood.

For example, a consultation is likely to have occurred if a lawyer, either in person or through the lawyer's advertising in any medium, specifically requests or invites the submission of information about a potential representation without clear and reasonably understandable warnings and cautionary statements that limit the lawyer's obligations, and a person provides information in response.

For example, a consultation is likely to have occurred if a lawyer, either in person or through the lawyer's advertising in any medium, specifically requests or invites the submission of information about a potential representation without clear and reasonably understandable warnings and cautionary statements that limit the lawyer's obligations, and a person provides information in response... In contrast, a consultation does not occur if a person provides information to a lawyer in response to advertising that merely describes the lawyer's education, experience, areas of practice, and contact information, or provides legal information of general interest.

Here is a sampling of some of the questions I received this week and the cautionary advice I provided to those employees.

A recent decision by the Ontario Superior Court provides divorcing parents with a cautionary tale about allowing outstanding disputes to get out of control and racking up huge costs.

This arrangement allows the children to remain in the primary home at all times, which can provide both tremendous psychological advantages, as well as cautionary challenges.

The Alaska Settlement is something of a cautionary tale, including the importance of appropriate Indigenous representatives and negotiators, the absolute need to consult fully, the dangers of inappropriate governance structures that, in this case, clearly did not provide a «cultural fit», and the inappropriateness of large scale surrender or extinguishment of Aboriginal rights and native title.

A recent decision by the Ontario Superior Court provides divorcing parents with a cautionary tale about how expensive it can be to battle in the courts.