Sentences with phrase «under this definition therefore»

Any game that comes under this definition therefore should theoretically be out either late this year or very early 2013, it can't be scheduled for any later.

Not exact matches

By definition, He existed prior to our universe existing (or He couldn; t have created it)... therefore, He was able to function under whatever those rules were.

I know MANY MANY MANY people who attend churches of various religions who do NOT believe this and therefore are NOT Christians under that definition.

There was a beginning so there is Creator who is perfect in power and wisdom, having power over nature therefore everything is under submission to the One who has power over nature and by definition that is God.

The majority held that under this century - old definition, the charter school law did not subject those schools to enough «local control,» and therefore is unconstitutional.

Therefore, under our definition above, these types of insurance would be a liability.

States therefore must look at whether to capture the opportunity to boost their tax revenue by conforming to a more inclusive definition of taxable income under new federal law.

Therefore, under this proposal, by definition, a pet store may not legally exist.

The Court could, based on the Visa Code, just as well have decided that, in exceptional circumstances, the Code foresees the issuance of visas that will allow the applicant to stay for more than 90 days in any six - month period and that, therefore, the definition of «visa» should — especially under Article 25 of the Visa Code — not be interpreted restrictively.

The Supreme Court analyzed the issues in Altman and determined that although the Chapter 558 process did qualify as a «civil proceeding» under the policy, it did qualify as a form of «alternative dispute resolution» and therefore met the definition of a «suit» under the policy.

The definition of public authorities is therefore quite important, as the Directive applies as soon as a body falls under that definition.

«Based on this evidence, the panel finds that at the time of the [accident], the [respondent] had completed her studies in that all necessary academic and clinical requirements had been concluded and therefore the [respondent] did not meet the definition of a «student» under subsection 87 (2) of the... Act.

Accordingly the [respondent] therefore did not meet the definition of a «student» under subsection 70 (1) of the... Act.

Therefore, the [respondent], due to her part - time employment with the CDA, fell within the definition of «part - time earner» under subsection 70 (1) of the... Act.»

It would of course change the facts: If the courts were to make pleadings available electronically, then I think the analysis to be undertaken would be very similar to that of CCH v. LSUC and that there be a relatively good basis for arguing that courts fall within the definition of a «library» under the Copyright Act and therefore take advantage of the exceptions applicable to same.

Therefore, to the extent that a certain benefits plan or program otherwise meets the definition of «health plan» and is not explicitly excepted, that program or plan is considered a «health plan» under paragraph (1)(xvii) of the final rule.

The exceptions to the definition of marketing fall within the definitions of treatment and / or health care operations, and therefore uses, or disclosures to a business associate, of protected health information for these purposes are permissible under the rule without authorization.

Congress expressly included Federally Qualified Health Centers, a provider of medical or other health services under the Social Security Act section 1861 (s), within its definition of health care provider in section 1171 of the Act; therefore, we can not exclude them from the regulation.

This commenter believed the «or» should be an «and» because almost all plans under 50 are administered by another entity and therefore this definition does not exclude most small plans.

Therefore, under our definition above, these types of insurance would be a liability.

Therefore, Buterin is more influential under this definition.»

If the landlord continues to refuse to provide a standard of reasonableness, add in the following to ensure that these costs aren't already caught under the Operating Costs definition and, therefore, already paid by the tenant in Additional Rent:

Therefore, the manner in which the loan - level pricing adjustments or delivery fees are considered in the definition of points and fees under § 1026.32 (b)(1), used for § 1026.43 (e), is not relevant to how they are disclosed on the Loan Estimate under § 1026.37 or the Closing Disclosure under § 1026.38.