Sentences with phrase «special nature of»

The special nature of PRA's involvement in the marketplace enables us to provide essential services to international clients.

Reverse mortgage transactions are generally covered by RESPA; however, some adjustments to the RESPA disclosures must be made to accommodate the special nature of the reverse mortgage.

In putting the case for university - based training for the child and youth care profession, James Anglin sketched the special nature of this work — and considered some of the differences between child care work and a number of other professions such as social work...

The government's second point of rebuttal against the CERD Committee's decision is that the Committee failed to take account of the range of measures contained in the whole of the act that «purport to treat native title in a way that is different or takes account of the special nature of native title».

(37) Secondly, it maintains that the Committee's analysis fails to take account of the range of measures contained in the whole of the act that «purport to treat native title in a way that is different or takes account of the special nature of native title».

In my opinion, Mabior is a marked improvement over Cuerrier both because it is much more systematic in its approach; and because it more fully considers the parameters of consent; the special nature of sexual assault; and the vital importance of safeguarding personal autonomy.

The general principles of contract law apply to employment contracts, but their application has been modified by the courts in recognition of the special nature of employment relationships, which can change over time.

[See also Report of Royal Commission on Dominion - Provincial Relations, 1940, Book 1, pp, 55 - 59; Scott The Special Nature of Canadian Federalism (19471, 13 Can.

Moreover, the AG does not discuss the special nature of the Benelux court as a court of the Benelux countries, which have a special status under the EU Treaties (Article 350 TFEU).

But in Deja Shoe's case this was not possible, due to the very special nature of their fabrics and finishings.

The Earth Observatory Web site of NASA is a vital portal, not only providing data that help scientists clarify global conditions and trends but also reminding people, once in awhile, of the special nature of this pale blue (and green) dot.

The special nature of this juncture, to me, is that three phenomena are cresting simultaneously: our impacts on the planet, our ability to observe and analyze them and our ability to disseminate resulting ideas and impressions instantly, from a satellite camera or supercomputer to a TV screen in Illinois or a mobile phone in Punjab.

The nationalism of the new United Provinces had been a factor in the popularity of Dutch 17th - century landscape painting and in the 19th century, as other nations attempted to develop distinctive national schools of painting, the attempt to express the special nature of the landscape of the homeland became a general tendency.

Due to the special nature of this day trip, reservations are on a first - come, first - served basis and are nonrefundable.

But because of the very special nature of this project these features will appear as the game progresses.

Note that typically an upgrade is not possible due to the limited number and special nature of these Residences.

Experienced driver tour guides will unlock the very special nature of Western Australia.

«The presence of celebrities like Keely and Pierce Brosnan and Loretta Swit, well known in Hollywood for their love of and concern for animals, will just add to the special nature of this occasion benefiting our Making History campaigns.»

Because of the special nature of the test your dog's MRI will probably take place at a specialty center or neurological veterinary office and not at your dog's regular veterinary clinic.

Although the Boston Terrier is a cute, compact little dog, and you have decided you would like to be owned by one, it is important to understand the special nature of this little dog and why the breed exists.

Due to the very special nature of the accommodations at our properties in the Maldives we are unable to offer upgraded accommodations.

To satisfy those consumers, the All Terrain and X packages also include a host of unique appearance pieces to signify the special nature of the truck, including a unique grill and bumper, body - colored door handles, and a host of blacked - out features around the truck.

He hopes that the watchdog's new common inspection framework, expected in 18 months» time, will go some way to taking into account «the special nature of our offer».

While this positive response is certainly dependent on the special nature of the objective - setting process in Denver — a process in which teachers collaborated directly with their principals to set goals based on individually measured baselines for the students they taught, in the subject matter they taught — this response still flies in the face of preconceptions that teachers fear pay for performance based on student growth because it will harm collegial relations.

When we take that special nature of farming for granted, we end up in trouble be it through animal health problems or disease.

Because it is through our actions over many years, working together to defeat evil or to open up the world, that we have been able to fulfil the promise of those who first spoke of the special nature of the relationship between us.

Mass Audubon created this self - guided, fully accessible nature trail so everyone could experience the very special nature of Wellfleet Bay.

Perhaps the continued modified language that remains incoherent to others is just a manifestation of the special nature of the twin relationship.

For over 70 years, Berkshire Nature Camp at Pleasant Valley has inspired children's love for the special nature of western Massachusetts.

Although not in any way designed to be a political statement, critics not aware of the special nature of the «Leeds salute» have branded the crest as right wing and as a result of the chorus of disapproval, Leeds have now agreed to take another look.

She helped me put in context the special nature of the family tradition.

Still, it is not easy as an American to know how far we may go before we damage the pluralism that is essential to the special nature of this society, where, to use Richard Neuhaus» metaphor, we are to draw the outer boundaries, and how we are to furnish our presently desperately naked square.

It is well to pay a little more attention to the special nature of God's aim now.

No other approach does justice to the special nature of the synoptic tradition and the synoptic gospels.

But the cutting edge of our method must always be that which does justice to the special nature of our sources.

This special nature of the kingdom being here already and yet still coming, and the call of the church to pray and become participants in the kingdom, not to create the kingdom, has been difficult for some people.

Not exact matches

Marsh calls it, «an eye - opening exploration into how children are raised around the world and how child - rearing can inform the understanding of human nature more broadly,» noting the author's most essential point is that «one of the things which makes humans special as a species is that we don't limit care to our own children.

Media said the changes were made after February last year — when the suspected scandal broke — and that words describing the «special nature» of the deal were excised along with the names of several politicians.

And questions pertaining to the nature of a physical, emotional or mental handicap can only be asked if an applicant will need special accommodations for performing a specific job.

The newly unsealed charge, filed October 3 by the special counsel Robert Mueller's office, said that on January 27 Papadopoulos lied to FBI agents about «the timing, extent, and nature of his relationships and interactions with certain foreign nationals whom he understood to have close connections with senior Russian government officials.»

Depreciation expense is usually included in operating expenses and / or cost of goods sold, but it is worthy of special mention due to its unusual nature.

Technicolor sunsets and the sights and sounds of our nightlife — and by that I mean nature — are among the special things to behold here on a daily basis.

This is when you can share a new product your company offers, a special discount for social followers, or other content of a promotional nature.

According to documents released on Oct. 30, 2017, in an interview conducted as part of Special Counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into Russian election interference, Papadopoulos misrepresented the timing of conversations with an individual known to be substantially connected to Russian government officials, his knowledge of the individual's Russian connections and the nature of his interactions with a female Russian national.

The precise nature of the criminal investigation on Cohen is not entirely clear, but it began following a referral from the Special Counsel Robert Mueller who is investigating potential collusion between Russian nationals and the Trump campaign during the 2016 election.

Under pressure from powerful special interests who manipulate the language of «rights» and «freedom» in ways that contradict «the laws of Nature's God,» our atheocratic government now deems itself competent to rewrite the God - given definitions of marriage and the family.

So that the marriage union betwixt Christ and you is more than a bare notion or apprehension of your mind; for it is a special, spiritual, and real union: it is an union betwixt the nature of Christ, God and man, and you; it is a knitting and closing, not only of your apprehension with a Saviour, but also of your soul with a Saviour.

The fact that Whitehead makes so little use of the consequent nature in most of Process and Reality can be explained by his assumption this was not a topic for general metaphysics (depending upon the special insights of religious experience) and so could not be employed in any purely metaphysical investigation.

It gives answers on the nature of god as if the people were smart enough or special enough to know what no one else does.

God has given them, through nature, a set of instruments to use on their special mission to help Him in the creation (pro-creation) of children.