Sentences with phrase «term in question»

Smith LJ applied the main plank of her previous judgment, ie that the proper approach is to consider whether the written term in question reflected the true intent of the parties.

Just searching the term in question and inspecting the ads that come up, as well as viewing the CPC bidding rates is useful.

That the terms in question are synonymous when applied to actual entities is precisely what the received interpretation of Whitehead's principle of process would lead us to believe.

«To achieve the maximum benefits, as well as improve employee efficiency, a chemical representative will be readily available to conduct personal training sessions, show instructional training videos and provide explanations of any procedure or term in question,» Ferraro Foods says.

c) In residence for at least the undergraduate (8 week) term in which the Varsity match falls, or the preceding one (if the match occurs in the «holiday» period following the term in question), fulfilling University residence requirements as applied to all undergraduates; the undergraduate University residence requirements therefore would apply to all graduates; and

As such, when a lender has given you a preapproval it doesn't mean that they have guaranteed your access to the loan amount and terms in question.

How many lawyer / management / librarian / technology meetings have you been to where the terms in question mean different things to different people and often the different interpretations don't come to light until well into an increasingly confusing discussion?

Specifically, whether a court should first construe the term in question literally, before then asking whether business common sense or other considerations dictated a different interpretation.

You can construct such a case, but that would depend on the terms in question, so there can not be an answer here.