Sentences with phrase «to reach this result»

Getting to know this muscle can have far reaching results in reducing wear and tear on the hip joints, knees and spine.

No food and no rest before reaching any results.

I'm quite sure you'll be able to reach these results if you stick with it.

Most importantly, the game managed to reach those results without actually having launched yet.

Thus I «knew» first that their work leads to totally false physics, and then later the detailed way the paper reaches those results.

In fact, you won't pay a thing until we've successfully reached a result.

ThrillerFest VI took place at New York City's Grand Hyatt Hotel between July 6th and 9th, but those few days were nothing compared to the year - long preparation for the event, as well as the far reaching results of throwing authors, agents, editors, publishers, and all - around master craftsmen in the same venue for four days.

ThrillerFest VI took place at New York City's Grand Hyatt Hotel between July 6th and 9th, but those few days were nothing compared to the year - long preparation for the event, as well as the far reaching results of throwing authors, agents, editors, publishers, and all - around master craftsmen in the same venue for four... [Read more...]

If you multiply A, B and C together, but then take the highest possible ranges for A, B and C you can easily reach a result which is hugely in error.

Though there is potential to reach each result on similar grounds through different means, the two do not always intersect.

Twenty - one states and the District of Columbia have broadened the privilege of clergymen under their statutes to reach a result similar to that of In re Swenson; namely, to include (a) communications received (or given?)

There are, of course, a great many cases, beginning with Dred Scott, that use the same due process technique to reach results Ball abhors.

By the time a good deed reaches its result in the other, the benefactor may be dead or far away and know nothing about it.

It should not be in kids reach resulting in serious scalding.

Dialogue and deliberation usually require a fairly high investment of time, but may yield tangible and far - reaching results through sound, science - based decision - making.

Some people choose to take Stanozolol with other supplements and oral steroids to really reach results that they never thought were possible.

Perhaps if a differenced regression reaches results consistant with a levels regression, the latter is acceptable.

The Third NCA experimented with alternative ways of communicating, including interactive and social - media - friendly web - based publication, short videos, and other types of communication materials and strategies (though there has been limited work to date to evaluate the additional reach resulting from these innovations).

Without a doubt, the framers did not — and could not — predict such far - reaching results as a right to medicinal marijuana or the dramatic expansion of gay rights.

Reaching the result urged by a diverse group of prominent individuals with an active interest in ocean conservation and marine mammal protection represented by Perkins Coie attorneys, the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Georgia ruled against the Georgia Aquarium in its bid to import 18 beluga whales from Russia.

These encouraging, more far - reaching results offer hope to landowners who find themselves faced with occupiers of unauthorised encampments who become «serial offenders».

The court had consistently reached this result in unpublished opinions, and it used Goode to memorialize the rule in a precedential opinion.

While the Supreme Court reached the result we hoped for, the court did not discuss these policy issues (it also showed little interest in the policy debate during the oral argument in the case).

SiSoft Sandra's Processor Arithmetic Test came to a combined score of 130.92, and the 7 - Zip test reached a result of 24,788 MIPS.

SiSoft Sandra reached a result of 117 GOPS while 7 - Zip came to a combined score of 22,236.

The most common way to bend the collaborative process is to use the structure of four - way conferences common in the collaborative process, but retain the positional negotiation model that is common in the adversarial context with the focus on reaching a result dictated by law and the statutes.

«Sadly, reaching this result took almost four years after the [U.S. Supreme] Court issued its decision and involved hundreds of thousands of dollars in attorneys» fees — all for a few thousand dollars» worth of real estate the city should have purchased in 1990,» says attorney Smith.

Regarding fact selection, see page 329 of the biography, Bora Laskin by Philip Girard (2006) and the quote by lawyer Morris Shumiatcher as follows, «The courts have always selected the facts which they have wanted to select in order to reach the result which they think fit and proper».

He created an alliance between individual and the apostolic tradition against present hierarchy with far reaching results.

«This is, in some sense, the reason why quantum computers can be so much more powerful: with the same number of bits, they allow us to write a computer code that contains many more words, and we can use those extra words to run a different algorithm that reaches the result in a smaller number of steps.»

«I admire my colleagues today, for no doubt they reach a result they dislike but believe the law demands — and in that I see the best of our profession and much to admire.

When the inevitable challenges show up, RPM will help give you the drive to follow through and reach the results you need.

It also involves an exploitative attitude toward the land that has far reaching results.

No wonder Ginsburg likes it so much: it more or less gives judges a blank check to look anywhere they want to reach any result they want.»

To reach this result, said Rehnquist, the Court had to «find within the scope of the Fourteenth Amendment a right that was apparently completely unknown to the drafters of the Amendment.»

«You don't create facts to try to reach a result to prove something that you're hoping to find in an audit.

The Oneida Indian Nation, which runs the Turning Stone Casino & Resort in Central New York, vowed to sue to block a Finger Lakes casino just moments after the state awarded the casino licenses, saying the decision was «a predictable outcome of a process that was predetermined to reach this result.»

Two - thirds of the reaches resulted in successful grasping.

One of the guests, Mary Shelley, wrote the famous novel Frankenstein for this contest, revealing that in addition to major climatic effects, volcanic eruptions can have some unexpectedly far - reaching results.

The three lead researchers, who ought to be in competition, collaborated closely to reach their results.

To reach this result, the researchers compiled data collected by a formidable array of equipment.

In the midst of all this, they long for a solution that can yield a far - reaching result and the practice of halasana benefits the individual with a calm and peaceful brain.

Specially trained GRIT coaches will motivate and drive your members to reach results they've never seen before.

In other words, the expert panels all reach results that are similar to one another, so therefore the results are «reliable.»

Instead, quoting Dickens's Oliver Twist for the proposition that the law can be «a ass — a idiot,» Gorsuch commented, «So it is I admire my colleagues today, for no doubt they reach a result they dislike but believe the law demands — and in that I see the best of our profession and much to admire.

But to ignore originalism and break from precedent to reach a result that is consistent with a personal policy preference is difficult to defend as legally principled.