Sentences with phrase «very fact of»

This might be very fact of the motive of the seller.

This very fact of customisation is what makes these kinds of templates so popular.

It's not fair: the very fact of unemployment can quickly become itself a reason for... continued unemployment.

By requiring the plaintiff to disclose the very fact of her attendance before a medical expert, and run the risk of an adverse inference if she did not call the expert at trial, the master was also interfering with the plaintiff's right to elect which witnesses to call.

Checking in at a high - profile client's office with an accompanying announcement that you are doing just that (with the client's permission) might be a marketing win in certain circumstances, but will be an ethical and client relationship fiasco in many others when the very fact of your engagement is considered confidential by the client.

On a practical note, in the UK and the European Community, applications to register designs enjoy less rigorous examination than patents so, while the very fact of registration will deter many potential infringers, it is always prudent to consider whether the validity of an intellectual property registration can be challenged.

S. 172 needs to be abandoned not just for the obvious reasons, but for the very fact of the ambiguous nature of CONFLICTING HTA definitions (128 vs 172)!

Or could it be that it is the very fact of their size that enables small firms to meet client needs better than their large counterparts?

HELD The policy behind the exception in RTOA 1988, s 2 (1) is that drivers who have committed a relevant road traffic offence and whose vehicles are involved in or concerned with an accident do not need the warning or notification prescribed by s 1 because the very fact of being involved or concerned with the accident is a sufficient indication of the risk of prosecution.

A precedent is the report of an earlier political decision; the very fact of that decision, as a piece of political history, provides some reason for deciding other cases in a similar way in the future.»).

On the other hand, these justifications are destroyed by the very fact of apprehension.

Mr Justice Fennelly stated that, «it is to my mind inescapable that the Plaintiff's claim as pleaded is that he suffered damage by the very fact of entering the transaction and purchasing the Bond.

The very fact of being small obviates the need for most of the infrastructure, personnel and formal programs that large organizations require.

But the very fact of including the dissenting opinion may give a false impression of disagreement when there is really almost unanimous consensus on a particular point.

The very fact of living in the US means that you are «benefiting» from the high carbon use of the military and the high carbon expense of building enormous quantities of infrastructure.

Of course, the very fact of that sabotage carries a message.

The very fact of disagreement between hypothesis and observation does nt tell you which is wrong.

The consensus is indicted by the very fact of the Konsensus.

The very fact of the horizon is what is immutable; it is an infinite dividing line between infinite entities, a place toward which the mind journeys and yet a place that appears as a continuous, productive deferral of place.

People are central to the oeuvres of both artists: They figure concretely in the paintings of Marlene Dumas, while in Ross Bleekner's works, they acquire a presence of great urgency through the very fact of their absence.

In his letter, Buffett stresses on this very fact of not considering volatility a synonym for risk, and thereby not getting fearful when stock prices move up and down, especially down.

But of course the very fact of you having a return ticket means a micro retirement is no retirement at all.

Sometimes, you will find that the very fact of trying to write out the idea helps to clarify your thoughts.

«What makes Union City especially headline - worthy is the very fact of its ordinariness, its lack of flash and pizzazz.

Rather, the dress itself, the very fact of trying on such these dresses, turned me beautiful, transforming me, or anyone else trying on the same gown, into something to be exclaimed over.

The very fact of having to gain the majority support of the voters will increase political accountability.

I wish first and foremost to thank Your Excellency, Mr. President, for the very fact of considering me as a fit and proper person for this position even though I come from the opposite pond of social democracy and in the past, we have been very strong and robust professional adversaries in the development of the constitutional law of our dear country from its inception.

The House of Lords does not serve democracy by the very fact of its scrutiny.

The very fact of adoption makes parenting a different proposition from natural parenting.

But the very fact of their near - simultaneous emergence is exciting.

Still, the very fact of the campaign points to the difference between the ways Catholics and Protestants feel about the Blessed Virgin.

One must investigate the theological significance of the very fact of the existence of the synoptic tradition, and the significance of its essential nature, in order to throw light on the problem of the historical Jesus.

Transitions from group to group and from one social situation to the next are looked on as implicit in the very fact of existence, so that a man's life comes to he made up of a succession of stages with similar ends and beginnings: birth, social puberty, marriage, fatherhood, advancement to a higher class, occupational specialization, and death.

Another point arises from these two passages last cited: the very fact of there being a nature for our knowing is a resultant of the percipient's activity in investing his perceptual experience with externality.

Science has revealed God's plan of control and direction in the very fact of the laws of nature; in the unity of these laws which thus point to the oneness of God; in the developmental power of the laws which bring about all the rich diversity of the universe from stars and galaxies to complex life; and in the openness of these laws to higher synthesis and higher development within the spiritual order.

Truly the very fact of existing is by some natural spell so pleasant, that even the wretched are, for no other reason, unwilling to perish; and, when they feel that they are wretched, wish not that they themselves be annihilated, but that their misery be... [removed]....

The very fact of our noticing and being bothered about chance occurrences is a clue to the fact of a hierarchical universe in which causal paths involving distinct levels at times cross each other to our dismay or delight.

And yet, the victim - survivor is the only reliable «expert» and eyewitness to whom to turn and, by the very fact of having survived, is also morally obligated to provide information.

The very fact of election bestows a special status in the eyes of God.

Today, in fact, the idea of revelation must be unfolded with an eye toward rendering intelligible the very fact of the plurality of religions themselves.

The very fact of entering into dialogue, even prior to the production of any documents, is already an act of mutual reception that recognizes the other community as a sister to one's own community or, at least, as a partner in dialogue, on the basis of a already existing communion, a partner with whom one should enter into lull communion.

Each of us, by virtue of the very fact of being human, is like God.

The very fact of the dominance of abstract art in the hedonistic Western world reveals the profound estrangement — indeed, contradiction — of Western post-Christian civilization.

We are not aware of him, in any vivid sense or perhaps in any sense at all; he is present to us in the very fact of our feeling of his absence.

And it seems to me certain, on the other hand, that by the very fact of making this simple readjustment in our «eschatological» vision we shall have performed an operation having incalculable consequences.

It is true, Jesus revised this conception, and broke down its ultranationalistic limitation; but in the very fact of his revision of it, he presupposed it.

All of us fret and kick against the steel bands of institutionalism; the teacher against the grading system, the social worker against the artificiality created by the very fact of his being a professional representative of the state commissioned to deal with human needs, the worker something of whose very life is «bought» against the employer, and the sensitive employer who buys that portion of that life against the system, the public official against the role which political necessity assigns to him.

The very fact of revelation proves religion to be inadequate, and now the whole field of religion must be looked at in the light of this fact.

And we have already emphasized again and again that what God is «up to» in the creation, as well as in human life, is the bringing to actual realization of the potentialities which are given to both in the very fact of their being created.

Do you, in chairing a meeting, find yourself pouring oil instead of helping to clarify conflicts because you yourself feel threatened by the very fact of the conflicts?