Sentences with phrase «regards to future titles»

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Virtually all of my opinions and recommendations regarding the Blazers» future are filtered through the lens of maximizing the franchise's chances to secure a title.

The title, which would have very similarly featured largely melee combat between characters from the Star Fox universe alongside some space dogfighting gameplay, was turned down by Nintendo due to questions regarding the future of the brand.

While giving a talk titled «The Future of Gaming Graphics», Yerli shared his opinion regarding dates when we can expect to see the eighth home console generation.

With regards to the rest of your comment, we're aware that the Killzone 3 story didn't meet expectations for some fans, and we're taking it into account for future titles.

Q: Regarding the CANVAS engine, will fans of this system be able to look forward to other titles implementing this in the future?

For any future news regarding the title, you can check out Golden Mushroom Studio's Twitter, as they intend to use the account for this purpose.

I didn't need to read farther than the title and first sentence to determine the paper you linked is irrelevant with regard to OHC rise below 700 meters and how that might effect surface temperature in the future.

In the immediate future, it certainly seems to call into question government approvals of projects, such as Northern Gateway, where uncertainties remain regarding the socio - ecological effects on the land, at least as that approval relates to Aboriginal title land (for a recent blog on this issue by Shaun Fluker see here).

October 7, 2016 — In this Legaltech news article, author Ian Lopez recaps the discussion regarding legal tech and access to justice that took place at Thomson Reuters» annual Law Firm Leaders Forum, titled, «The Future of Legal Services in the United States: The ABA Issues a Clarion Call for Change.»

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As I have previously identified in my submissions in regard to the changes to the native title system, 38 the real problem lies with the requirement of five signatures of members of the PBC whose rights and interests are affected by the future act.

In relation to the jurisdiction of arbitral bodies to hear applications for determinations regarding proposed future acts, the amended act specifically states that an arbitral body must not make a determination regarding future acts if any negotiation party, except a native title party, has failed to negotiate in good faith prior to the application for the determination.

The Coppin case expanded upon the decision Walley v Western Australia (23)(Walley) which determined that until the Government party had negotiated in good faith, the National Native Title Tribunal (NNTT) did not have jurisdiction to hear the government party's application for determination regarding future acts.

By holding that an act can only attract the «future act» processes if it occurs over lands or waters where a determination of native title has already been made, this decision ensures that the future acts regime would never operate in regard to registered native title claimants.

Within the Act it is a broad and important right that gives rise to negotiation rights regarding the impact of proposed future acts on claimants» native title, on their social, cultural and economic structures, including management, use and control of native title lands and waters.

The Tribunal's view is that, when considering the right to negotiate provisions, regard must be had both to the object of protecting native title and to the ways established by the Act to enable future dealings to proceed and to set standards for those dealings.

[8] The right to negotiate contemplates the giving of notice of proposed mining future acts to native title parties pursuant to section 29 NTA («section 29 notices»), providing the opportunity to make submissions to the Government party regarding the proposed future act and negotiations in good faith between native title parties, mining parties and the Government party regarding the doing of the act or the doing of the act subject to conditions.

Within the NTA it is a broad and important right that gives rise to negotiation rights regarding the impact of proposed future acts on claimants» native title, on their social, cultural and economic structures, including management, use and control of native title lands and waters.

Native title parties were denied their legal rights to notification and negotiation regarding mining future acts.

The Commonwealth Attorney General's Department requested comments from the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Social Justice Commissioner on proposed regulations under the Native Title Act regarding monies to be held in trust from future act determinations.

The fact that so little information must be provided regarding the nature of the proposed future acts, means that native title parties may not be sufficiently aware of what is proposed even to make a meaningful assessment of how it will affect their native title.