Sentences with phrase «triggered by your objective»
An emotion that was not triggered by your objective mate - value and so will not be alienated by someone with greater mate - value.
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Mrs May's announcement in July 2016 that she would not trigger Article 50 (implementing the bill just passed by parliament) until she had «a UK approach and objectives for negotiations» reflected the UK's status as a union state, in which Scotland has real negotiating power.
The need for a robust pan-Nigerian political consensus with the potency and credibility of a doctrine of necessity should not be underrated in moderating the process for the desired objectives to be attained against the background of potential geo - ethnic tensions and tribulations tragically triggered in the past by deviations from agreed power - sharing schedules and denials of entitlements to presidential tenures.
If health is your objective, however, restoration of gut barrier integrity should be prioritized, since, «The autoimmune process can be arrested if the interplay between genes and environmental triggers is preventing by re-establishing intestinal barrier function» (Fasano & Shea - Donohue, 2005).
Not to say you can't have objectives, but if the users feel they have to know these things by the end of the course, it can trigger a «I have to make sure I'll pass this exam or else» kind of feeling.
It is the self - directed learning that is triggered by an intrinsic drive and continues until all objectives in performance and knowledge have been achieved.
Sub missions are the interesting ones as they are triggered by talking to your friends between missions and completing objectives — these missions are sometimes «boss» battles or the standard levels as above.
On the one hand, consultation must start early enough to be effective but the court goes on to warn against a «premature triggering of the obligation» which could negate its intent and restrict the flexibility which may be needed by a business when restructuring (a point urged on the court by the British government, see para 45): ``... where a decision deemed likely to lead to collective redundancies is merely contemplated and where, accordingly, such collective redundancies are only a probability and the relevant factors for the consultations are not known, those objectives can not be achieved.»