Sentences with phrase «satisfactory conclusion in»

Justice Cooper expressed similar concerns about the Commonwealth's delay in bringing the matter to a satisfactory conclusion in September 2003.

That'd be fine in the United Kingdom where a sitcom may reach a fully satisfactory conclusion in one or two groups of six episodes.

I actually think the coalition being dissolved by a 1922 - style rebellion of right - wing Tory backbenchers is a more likely end to the coalition than it simply reaching a mutually satisfactory conclusion in June 2015.)

These deficiencies have in part led to the continuation of the debate over several decades, and it is unlikely to be brought to a satisfactory conclusion in the foreseeable future» (Nove, Berrington & Matthews, 2012, p 625).

Not exact matches

Federal and provincial finance ministers considered the Report in their triennial review of CPP finances in May, 2009, endorsed its main conclusion regarding the satisfactory state of the Plan's finances, and announced some changes to the plan that will likely have minor financial implications, but are not insignificant.

«A satisfactory conclusion of this process will pave the way for improving overall credit conditions, the investment climate and economic activity in the Emirate of Dubai and the UAE,» the IMF said in a statement.

A third misunderstanding could be that all the desires of all the participants could eventually be harmonized in a universally satisfactory conclusion.

I am obviously keen for the House to be able to have all the issues that it wants resolved looked into, and I have no vested interest in the House not looking into them and coming to a satisfactory conclusion.

«We urge the court to pursue this matter to a satisfactory conclusion by taking the case forward as required by the provisions of the Rome Statute, and ensuring a thorough investigation and prosecution of suspected perpetrators of grand corruption in the electricity sector in Nigeria,» he added.

In addition to bringing the plot to a satisfactory conclusion, a good novel should leave you wondering about some aspect of life.

While a few overly neat developments in the climax distract from the otherwise satisfactory conclusion, «' 71» never loses hold of its bleak approach.

If the students or parents concerned believe that the discussion has not led to a satisfactory conclusion, they may proceed to discuss the matter with a dean of students, assistant principal, or principal in an attempt to reach a solution.

There, the Lord Chamberlain to Justinian investigates the murder of a young woman, but finds the mystery changes slightly with each suspect he interviews until its threads envelope him like a spider's web threatening his life and the lives of those he loves.Keeping the mystery tight, and the writing clear, the story comes to a satisfactory and satisfying conclusion, depositing this reader back in her arm chair... and keeping in mind the politics of Justinian and Theodora, with her head safely on her shoulders.

After a solid 30 minutes, I declared myself bested by the first boss of the SGC demo... so I decided to attack the final boss and the unlocked «challenge ladder» boss, with each fight resulting in the same conclusion - satisfactory failure.

«While Final Fantasy VII Remake's programs for general functions and contents are being tested within the development team as required, the part about reproducing the original work in high - quality graphics is reaching a satisfactory standard, and we've come to the conclusion that in order to meet fan expectations we must increase its quality another step higher,» the job listing shows.

I believe there is very little that is clear in Miskolczi's papers, which is why the discussion has never come to a satisfactory conclusion.

It is clear that the EAT did not regard its conclusion as representing a satisfactory state of affairs, particularly where the joint or concurrent tortfeasors are at arms» length, eg as in Bullimore v Porthecary Witham Weld [2011] IRLR 18 where an ex-employer gave a damaging reference about the claimant to a prospective employer because the ex-employee had presented a sex discrimination claim against them and the prospective employer withdrew the offer for the same reason, and in circumstances where CLIA 1978 applies to discrimination claims brought in the ordinary courts.

«We are currently seeking the advice of our lawyers in this matter and reserve our legal position in relation to the same however, as it is our fervent desire to find a mutually satisfactory conclusion to this matter, we ask Sony to email or write to us to arrange a meeting in the next few days so that the issues we have raised can be discussed.»

Your Collaborative lawyer would not be able to represent you if your divorce proceedings went to Court, so it is in their best interests to help you reach a satisfactory conclusion using Collaborative Law.

But the experienced legal team knows its way around the records, knows which experts to instruct, knows how to interrogate those experts to check not only for the strengths but also the weaknesses in the case theory, knows how the defence team is likely to react, knows how to push the claim in court proceedings efficiently to a satisfactory conclusion, keeping their client fully informed on the way.

We draw on our wealth of experience and our positive attitude to assist clients in achieving a quick and satisfactory conclusion to disputes whilst always ensuring the underlying value of the business is not materially affected.

In certain circumstances (and as referred to in the Complaints Handling Policy) a complaint may be referred by a client to the Legal Ombudsman («LeO») if, at the conclusion of our internal complaints handling process, a client does not consider the outcome of the matter to be satisfactorIn certain circumstances (and as referred to in the Complaints Handling Policy) a complaint may be referred by a client to the Legal Ombudsman («LeO») if, at the conclusion of our internal complaints handling process, a client does not consider the outcome of the matter to be satisfactorin the Complaints Handling Policy) a complaint may be referred by a client to the Legal Ombudsman («LeO») if, at the conclusion of our internal complaints handling process, a client does not consider the outcome of the matter to be satisfactory.

The HPRB noted that the inquiry committee in this matter did not come to such a conclusion on review of all the evidence compiled during its investigation, but instead had found that a «satisfactory resolution had been reached» as no general issues of conduct or competence were found (paras. 50 - 52).

When a lawsuit is filed we are creative and efficient in defending employers with an eye toward a swift, economical and satisfactory conclusion.

Our lawyers are adept at interpreting the law, building a strong case where the law supports our clients» version of the facts and executing a tactical plan that aids our clients in arriving at a satisfactory conclusion to their matter.

In this way you know exactly how much you will be spending, and I know that the programme will be able to come to a satisfactory conclusion.

Collaborative Divorce is a process in which negotiation replaces litigation as a means to reach a satisfactory conclusion.

In her professional practice she has helped hundreds of clients bring the often contentious experience of divorce to collaborative and satisfactory conclusion.