Sentences with phrase «which is fair»

It means that all marital property will be distributed equitably, which is a fair division of all the assets and debts acquired during the marriage.

A judge is a neutral person who is responsible for ensuring that your case is resolved in a manner which is fair, equitable, and legal.

The job of a judge is to make a property division award which is fair overall.

The mediator's role, instead, is that of an unbiased, neutral third party who helps you both reach an agreement which is fair and balanced, and one which works for the entire family.

Let's face it: as a student, you probably don't have an outstanding CV just yet, which is fair enough.

Not everyone is into the clubbing scene at uni which is fair enough.

If you are concerned that you lack relevant commercial experience (which is fair enough, particularly if you are applying for an internship) make sure you demonstrate a willingness to learn.

HP pointed out that the MicroSD card slot could also be used, which is fair; but memory cards are slower than solid - state hard drives, and aren't the ideal solution.

Talking about the Chinese brands taking over the market in India, they always tend to announce their handsets in their home country first, which is fair.

Avido has announced a price point of $ 99.95 for the WiBa, which is a fair bit more than other Qi wireless charging pads.

It comes with 32 GB internal storage, out of which around 25 GB is available to users, which is fair space, considering it can also be expanded up to 128 GB via microSD card expansion.

That can only be by design, which is fair enough.

The Dell Venue 8 7000 tablet sells for just $ 399, which is a fair and comparable price to much of the competition.

The Nokia 7 Plus scored 1636 in single core test and 5902 in the multicore test which is fair enough for a mid-range device.

Huawei says wireless charging is too slow for a 4,000 mAh battery, which is a fair point, but I'd rather they'd stuck with the more durable, and less fingerprint - y metal.

The Sony Xperia XA2 Ultra price is # 379, $ 449.99 (around AU$ 670) SIM - free at launch, pitching it below the likes of the OnePlus 5T and Honor 9, which is fair considering that its spec sheet isn't as strong at those of the two more flagship - focused devices.

Note that you are more risky customer than another people and hence your premium might get loaded which is FAIR

Most of their answers were some variation of «it depends,» which is fair but not very helpful for someone trying to decide if Flexpat is the right choice for their career path.

I'll provide one of the most eloquent: the House of Lords is «now engaged, not in the bold development of principle, but in a practical attempt, under adverse conditions, to preserve the general perception of the law as system of rules which is fair between one citizen and another.»

We are moving out of the zone of probability, which is a fair and legitimate battleground, to one of possibility, which is unanswerable: no one can ever prove that something undetectable will never happen.

Which is a fair question, since most Americans get the bulk of their «information» about candidates via ubiquitous 30 - second TV and radio ads, which often sound like one of those drug ads that spend most of the time warning you about deleterious side effects:

On Feb. 13, Adam Dodek, the dean of the common law faculty at the University of Ottawa, sent a message about the Boushie verdict to his students, extending «our deepest sympathies» to the Boushie family and Indigenous people, which is fair enough.

Here the SGC finds itself effectively between a rock and a hard place, unable to provide guidance which is fair to all potential defendants and which satisfies the need for proper criminal accountability where there are work related deaths.

[1] A defamation case, by its nature, requires the court to consider the values of acceptable social behaviour founded on respect for individual dignity and reputation, together with that of free speech, a cornerstone of which is fair comment.

It is necessary to have a skilled and experienced attorney on your side to demonstrate the need for compensation in an amount which is fair and just.

Vardags can help you decide how to create a cohabitation agreement which is both fair and binding.

-- rewrites of already developed stories, which is fair enough as all press do this, but perhaps need to bring more to it, dig deeper, get a new interview with a top person to take the story on.

Videos can be embedded, which is fair as far as I understand, and will retain the in - video ads if applicable, but I'm not sure about the voting statistics and comments.

A judge of the House of Lords wrote, a bit more than a decade ago, that in the case the judges were deciding the were involved in «a practical attempt, under adverse conditions, to preserve the general perception of the law as system of rules which is fair» (White v. Chief Constable of South Yorkshire Police [1998] UKHL 45, [1999] 2 A.C. 455 at 511.)

The decision of Justice Wilson in Moore v. Getahun, 2014 ONSC 237, which is under appeal to The Court of Appeal, aims to clarify the acceptable interactions between counsel and experts, and seeks to put an end to any behaviour that may diminish the essence of the expert opinion; one which is fair, objective and non-partisan.

If children are to be heard, this must be in a way which is fair to them and to the parties concerned, but also recognising their particular vulnerability in a family court setting.

Consequently your Lordships are now engaged, not in the bold development of principle, but in a practical attempt, under adverse conditions, to preserve the general perception of the law as system of rules which is fair between one citizen and another.

By lagging the CO2 result from temperature changes one year, the calculated variation was lagging the observed: The same coefficients were used, no difference in trends and stdev, correlation between the series = 0.732; R ^ 2 = 0.536 (which is fair).

Chris, I think you are misunderstanding their method, which is fair enough as it seems pretty obscure and bizarre to me.

Which is a fair point, to a degree.

Which is fair enough but hardly revelatory.

It may perhaps be that he was intending to add a constant offset shift to the data (which is fair), but instead he accidentally accumulated the offset.

ATTP, Which is a fair comment of yours now that readers have validated your tremendous power to discern the presence of evil writers.

Which is fair enough, except that nobody tends to gets het up about raw data — they're rarely the locus of controversy — so it would seem odd, to me, for a President to talk about something so banal.

Half of Monckton's act criticizes the behavior of climate scientists, which is fair game.

Barnard went after the doc on his blog, which is fair.

Dan professes not to be interested in the atmospheric science question, which is fair enough.

So far the most popular stories about climate are very conservative; based in the common fear of change, which is a fair way of describing both all of Crichton's work I have read, and disaster movies like The Day After Tomorrow.

It really does not dispute any of CA's technical results, it simply dismisses / disagrees with the conclusions, which is a fair argument that involves opinion.

Which is a fair assessment on not including it.

It clearly annoyed you, which is fair enough the game wasn't for you.

Which is fair enough, I guess.

Not too many details were given to me, I guess they didn't want to say anything too concrete, in case I reported it and it never came to light, which is fair enough.

Publishers tend to avoid titles they can't groom for risk and profit, which is fair enough for a business, so we had to finance Giana ourselves.

Which is fair enough.