Sentences with phrase «which come into»

I have learned from experience that there are other unanticipated case - specific factors which come into play, which would only be known to those who have practical experience.

I have learned from experience that there are other unanticipated case - specific factors which come into play, which would only be known to those who have

While there is no FLSA requirement around double - time, there are double - time rules in California, which come into play if an employee works more than 12 hours in any workday or if an employee works more than seven consecutive workdays.

Thus, on a wide range of time scales from several days to years, there is an agreement between the dynamics of the angular momentum in the atmosphere and solid earth, which come into view as small but important changes in the rotation of the planet.

As Molesworth suggests, this visual transition acts as a harbinger for Lozano's conceptual «language» pieces which come into being directly after.

Nerf power - ups produce a strategic advantage when utilised appropriately during race and elimination events, while every vehicle has its own unique weapons loadout and abilities which come into their own during free - for - all events including a primary weapon, two abilities and an ultimate ability which needs to be recharged after using it, but recharges faster from damaging enemies.

Consult the new Plan Rules, which come into effect on November 1, 2016, and the notice comparing the changes.

Around the northern Italian lakes a mild microclimate prevails, benefitting the olive groves and tropical gardens that surround the lake, most of which come into spectacular bloom between April and June.

This includes its latest bases in Birmingham and London Stansted, which both come into operation in 2017.

Many dogs which come into rescue shelters have owners who did not know how to look after them.

Animals which come into our custody are usually young and untrained.

One of the biggest annoyances of a new puppy is their propensity to chew anything and everything with which they come into contact.

There is also a risk to cats which come into contact with recently treated dogs if the product is groomed off the dog or rubs off onto the cat.

with a list of the membership, (iii) notify newly elected applicants of their membership and furnish them with a copy of the By - Laws and Standard of the Breed, (iv) issue notices of all meetings, mail lists and ballots to all members as required by these By - Laws and receive such ballots back from the members, (v) hold, as custodian, such books, records and correspondence which the Corresponding Secretary is required to keep or which come into his or her possession by virtue of the office and (vi) perform such other duties as the office may require.

Owners of common stocks also receive a vote for every share they own which come into play during shareholder meetings where things like board of director elections are held and other company business is decided.

Knowing about the factors which come into plays enables you to prepare in the best way possible for your meeting with the lender.

The government says the changes, which come into force from September, will help students reach standards seen in high - performing countries such as Singapore, Korea and Hong Kong.

Without adequate IT security measures in place, schools are likely to fall foul of new European Data Protection Regulations which come into effect in 2018.

Dr Patricia Mucavele of the Children's Food Trust shares the expert support and advice available to schools implementing the new school food standards which come into force in January

What of those reindeer, she must wonder; they must be getting pretty old no matter how much magical dust with which they come into contact.

Both of which come into play with Caleb.

When you think of senior persons, dating over 50 is n`t amongst the first things which come into your mind.

Those who perform oral sex will get infected in the mouth as the disease infects the areas of skin which come into contact with an infected person.

I have one small vintage one and one modern «funky fur» one (bought on eBay years ago), both of which come into heavy rotation from November onward.

It is also important to switch to all - natural products which come into contact with your skin, and this includes everything you use from hand soap to make - up which should be fragrant free and all natural.

Other research shows that it can help enhance athletic performance, improving muscle reaction, sprint times, and strength — all of which come into play when, for example, lunging for a ball on the tennis court.

The culprit seems to have been gravity currents, which come into play when a dense fluid spreads horizontally into a less dense fluid (in this case, molasses into air).

Bacteria share DNA with other organisms with which they come into contact, so an antibiotic - resistant gene can transfer from one type of bacterium to another, and a bacterial cell can become resistant to numerous antibiotics at once.

In 2016 the European Union adopted new data - protection rules — which come into effect next year — that include a legal right to an explanation of decisions made by algorithms.

The aim of the regulations, which come into force in January 2016, is to reduce waste and improve fish stocks — but the Strathclyde study concluded that this outcome was uncertain.

Waldegrave repeated this promise later the same day in the House of Commons, during a debate called to lay the legal foundations for the three new research councils which come into being in April.

Ordinarily they live in harmony with other bowel organisms and with the various physiological substances with which they come into contact.

Some of this activity, however, was for subtasks such as word finding, which come into play when naming both actions and colours.

Labour has described the government's changes to child benefit, which come into effect on Monday, as «an administrative shambles».

EU regulations which come into effect next year make VAT on digital services «destination based», meaning it will be chargeable in the location of the consumer rather than the location of the provider3.

Parents who smack their children hard enough to leave a mark, will face up to five years in prison under new laws which come into force on Saturday.

Parts of the Immigration, Asylum and Nationality Act, which come into force tomorrow (Friday February 29), will require small employers to understand and verify up to thirteen different forms of identification when employing foreign workers, including recognising the passports of 27 EU member states.

Alan Johnson said the money would add to the # 220 million already pledged to schools and councils to support new food guidelines, which come into effect this week.

The measures which come into force today build on the solid foundations laid by the government to tackle violent crime and disorder on our streets,» he concluded.

New freedom of information laws which come into force today will produce a fundamental «culture change» within Whitehall, the Lord Chancellor has said.

Because cultures do not come into existence ex nihilo, all cultures are influenced and coloured by those that have preceded them and by other contemporary cultures with which they come into contact.

However, amendments to the act, which come into force today, now protect such people against discrimination in the workplace, education, housing or in accessing services from the moment they are diagnosed.

This comes into force on 20 July 2016, giving manufacturers notice to comply with additional regulations for specific classes of products are set out in EU Delegated Acts, which come into force at a later date.

«The birth process is more than just the means through which we come into this world.

All the pump parts which come into contact with breast milk will need to be washed and sterilized after each pumping session.

The five and 10 - year deals, which come into effect next July, received a mixed reaction from the dairy industry, which says there will be winners and losers among farmers and processors.

Treasury Wine's Mr McPherson said separate reforms to the rebates under the Wine Equalisation Tax which come into force on July 1 which tightened eligibility criteria and removed some loopholes had been heavily supported by Treasury and would help to reduce excess supply.

«I observe, with profound regret, the religious struggles which come into many biographies, as if almost essential to the formation of the hero.

But then come rain, flood, and wind — like the struggles which come into every life.

All technologies have a use value that is formed by the cultures out of which they arose and in which they come into contact.