Sentences with phrase «than granting backupify»

The latest Battlefront II update tweaked the post-game stats screen to now show players with top score, rather than granting specific honors.

Rather than granting new abilities as you progress through the story you'll now be granted points to spend on unlocking things like poison grenades or double assassinations.

Rather than granting us an intimate glimpse behind the clapboard fence that pops up around their front yard, we find our attention diverted toward the house next door, where a frowning businessman named Gardner Lodge (Matt Damon) lives with his wife, Rose (Julianne Moore), and their young son, Nicky (Noah Jupe, a find).

The resolutions of the committee are: «Condemn the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) for failing in its duty to bring forth those observed deficiencies of FEMMA for amendment rather than granting extensions and exemptions which became prone to abuses.»

«I therefore appeal to Your Excellency to assist Nigeria and its people in the area of technology transfer so as to limit importation of goods and services, rather than granting the country unnecessary loan.

@spiceyokooko - withholding a vote from someone based on their age without any actual test of maturity seems a lot worse discrimination to me than granting someone an extra vote if they have more maturity than an average adult genius who tends to vote for taller, better looking candidates.

I've become convinced that we should see protecting religious freedom as grounds for limiting political power, which means striking down laws that threaten that freedom rather than granting exemptions to laws that otherwise stand intact.

And rather than granting requests by seniority, he has a lottery to let about a fifth of his staff leave at noon on either Christmas Eve or New Year's Eve.

«Rather than granting actual equity, you could offer the right to buy at a preferential price,» he says.

Congress appropriated a $ 4.9 billion recovery loan rather than a grant for Puerto Rico in October, but FEMA and the Treasury Department said in January that the territory may not even get that money because the local government still has cash in its coffers.

Common shareholders are generally granted voting rights, but can be limited and often have lesser rights than those granted to preferred shareholders.

Recipients receive forgivable loans, rather than grants, on an individual basis.

This actually encouraged the more risky approach of employees buying the stock with their savings rather than the grants of stock on which ESOPs are based.

For a compact but very able exposition of the classical Pentecostal churches in the Urited States, no better source can be named than Grant Wacker, «A Profile of American Pentecostalism,» to appear in a forthcoming volume to be edited by Timothy L. Smith et al., tentatively entitled The American Evangelical Mosaic.

For a night of cocktails and live music in San Diego, look no further than Grant Grill Lounge.

Dee Gordon is not beter than grant green.

That's what keeps him preferring Wilshere (and Arteta, Flamini, Giroud), because they're showing heart and work for the club rather than grant good statistics (= performances!).

As mentioned above, Jenkins winning would not force any school to offer more than the grant - in - aid — it would only empower the school to offer more.

This has come at a price at times for the current Everton man, as he committed the second most fouls of any player last season with 78 fouls in 31 appearances — just two fewer than Grant Holt of Norwich.

And no one argues harder than the grant recipients that their projects are worthy.

Aitken issued a statement late Wednesday afternoon saying the tax exemptions Destiny will request are no different than those granted by the city to other hotels.

The group, charged with distributing $ 150 million in funds as part of a community benefits agreement with West Harlem for Columbia University's Manhattanville campus expansion, had spent more on consultants than grants and was investigated by state Attorney General Eric Schneiderman.

«Contract work is usually more specific than grant - supported research in terms of deliverables,» Anderson says.

Among postdocs, postdoctoral fellows — those with actual fellowships — added more productivity than grant - supported postdocs did (0.29 versus 0.19).

And certain of these review processes — the tenure process, for example — are altogether less exemplary than the grant - review process.

Thus, if an institution invests in system - to - system delivery with NIH, it can likely use the same technology with other agencies, or even for e-business transactions other than grants.

Harvard University helped Kipping administer his crowd - sourced funding as a gift rather than a grant so he would not have to pay high overhead fees.

Coleman actually manages to give a better performance than Grant or Arthur.

Again, not the same ensemble as the sketch but his overall look, which is far more obviously youthful than Grant's, is encapsulated perfectly.

The effects of the reform on the teacher workforce have been particularly meaningful in schools with higher percentages of black students because they were more likely to have teachers extended rather than granted tenure.

He noted that similar grants to states have committed officials to efforts that cost more than the grants provided.

So how could a loan be better than a grant?

Moreover, loan amounts are significantly higher than grant amounts, as you can borrow up to several million dollars or more, and loans have fewer restrictions on the use of the funds when compared to many grants.

Similar to the RESP they can get a small grant but it's much less than the grant that the higher income family will receive.

Recipients receive forgivable loans, rather than grants, on an individual basis.

More than Grant — and certainly more than Klarman — Dowling believes in an expansive definition of value investing.

The Windham County Humane Society receives no funding from state or federal sources, or from national humane organizations (other than grants).

Stock option grants are made with exercise prices as determined by the Compensation Committee but shall not be less than the grant date fair market value in the case of incentive stock options.

Very little of the villa is visible from the front entrance but once inside, it was apparent that our wish for privacy and peaceful surroundings had been more than granted.

The Raptor can only attack by biting or using claws in close proximity, but he can run faster and jump higher than Grant.

The power electronics awards are cooperative agreements — rather than grants — which involve substantial federal oversight and technical milestones.

The Adaptation Fund has very little resources; The Green Climate Fund is Empty (GCF); technology transfer is not successful because of the Intellectual Property Rights are being held tightly by Europe and the US; the 30 billion dollars for fast start finance is not all new and additional, most of it is repackaged Official Development Aid (ODA) and is mostly loans rather than grants; there is no clear plan to address the incredibly low target of 100 billion dollars annually that is needed by 2020 for long term finance, developed countries do not even want to engage in a conversation to address climate finance.

Justice Roderick L. Ireland dissented, writing that he would await the results of the ABA review rather than grant Mitchell's request for a waiver.

It has gotten to the point where broadcasters may be granted even more expansive rights than those granted to actual content creators!

Gay rights, speech rights, political rights, rights to know what our government is doing and so on all seem to suggest that rights are restricted rather than granted.

In the interim, should they be allowed to prosecute the offence of «the unauthorized practice of law,» given that such prosecutions now aim to protect a monopoly over the provision of legal services that is greater than that granted them by law?

In addition, no personnel placement agency may remunerate an employee at a lower rate of wage than that granted to the employees of the client company who perform the same tasks in the same establishment solely because of the employee's employment status, and in particular because the employee is remunerated by such an agency or usually works fewer hours each week.

«Rather than grant broad consent to countless apps and services, and have their identity data spread across numerous providers, individuals need a secure encrypted digital hub where they can store their identity data and easily control access to it.»

For example, if you are applying for a job in a Fortune 500 company as a VP of training and development, your teaching jobs may be a better fit than your grant - funded job.

Did you know that experiencing positive emotions does more than grant you the temporary gift of a «good mood?»