Sentences with phrase «with implied»

Fannie Mae securities fared better, because with their implied backing by the federal government, they were seen as one of the next best things after Treasury bonds.

The key with implied consent is to keep track of the last business dealing with that contact as well as the date because this type of consent expires after two years.

Attendance at meetings of the Board - with implied participation in its activities - is consistent with the requirements of the Code of Ethics.

Parties seek to negotiate a Separation Agreement having commenced a Court Process with the implied (or real) understanding that the court system and judges will be used to resolve the dispute if agreement can not be reached..

Notice how she is contrasting the implied horizontal line underneath her name featured in large letters with the implied vertical image to the right representing a napkin and silverware.

According to Android Police, it promised a multi-hundred-million-dollar ad campaign for the phone alongside prominent exposure across major brick - and - mortar retail outlets of U.S. carriers, with the implied agreement that Huawei would match Google's offer of dollar for dollar.

While the rest of the trading world is mired in a seemingly «riskless» environment, with implied volatility offered at historically depressed levels across most all asset classes, the cryptocurrency space is a beacon of light for the thrill seekers.

Effectively, a hard fork would require all members of bitcoin's disparate ecosystem to upgrade their software in near unison, with the implied risk that any divisions could create two versions of the bitcoin blockchain.

Well, websites have gotten wise, and at best that «No thanks» has transformed into something to entertain you — Netflix's «No thanks, I'm more of a Hulu person» — or shame you («I prefer to pay full price,» with an implied»... like a dummy»).

The Court of Appeal referenced the test in M.J.B. Enterprises Ltd. v. Defence Construction (1951) Ltd. that dealt with implied terms.

Having gone on to uphold the tribunal's finding of no employment contract, the EAT went on to give the following guidance, which bears reading in full by anyone dealing with one of these cases: Unlike casual worker cases, where the key issue is mutuality of obligations, to construct one overall contract of employment, in agency worker cases the key issue is likely to be «whether the way in which the contract is in fact performed is consistent with the agency arrangements or... is only consistent with an implied contract between the worker and the end user and would be inconsistent with there being no such contract».

This was no more apparent than the Court's decision in R. v. Ewanchuk, dealing with implied consent for sexual assault.

The DIFC Contract Law must be read together with The Implied Terms in Contracts and Unfair Terms Law (DIFC Law No. 6 of 2005), which exists as a separate statute and is akin to an amalgamation of the English Sale of Goods Act and the Unfair Contract Terms Act.

However, Neuhoff v. Marvin Lumber and Cedar Co., 370 F. 3d 197 (1st Cir.2004) held that windows provided free of charge to replace defective windows did not come with implied warranty.

With an implied contract, a written or verbal agreement is not necessary.

She should be satisfied with the implied undertakings as to the confidentiality of evidence obtained on discovery.

The meaning is that all products come with implied warranties of merchantability (it is good enough to be sold to you) and fitness for purpose (it will do what it's meant to, and what you've been told it will do).

AR5, after surveying a wider range of evidence, reached similar conclusions, and accordingly in other cases estimated ERF to be the same as RF, with an implied efficacy estimate of one, but gave wider ranges for ERF to allow for uncertainty in the relationship between ERF and RF.

In early June 2012 we saw the classic AD pattern with implied winds across the central Arctic, east winds along the northern Alaskan coast, and sea ice advection out of the Fram Strait — all promoting sea ice loss.

But that is nothing compared with the implied effects from people driving on unpaved roads.

For example, «Climate has always changed without humans here», with the implied subtext that therefore any current change isn't caused by us.

This need may be even more urgent following the signing of the new Paris Agreement, with its implied commitment to substantial negative emissions.

A fully shielded black box with implied minimal rayleigh scattering should experience temperature far below 0.

Citing a seven year old citation of what was then a seven year old citation of something to irrelevant to the paper in question, then making insupportable assertions about inevitability (which, ironic, as complex dynamical systems pretty much argue against the precept of predetermination), and ending with an implied causal relationship from the symptoms of Forcings to the Forcings themselves, served with a dollop of ad hom..

These pronouns — with all their implied complexities of meaning — provide an unexpected guide for assessing the works of art from the 1980s and early 1990s in the Museum's collection.

They range from his early so - called expressionistic punk paintings, to coarse, naturalistic works in his previous solo show, and now, to a formal approach with implied coolness deliberately borrowed from the minimal aesthetics of the 70s.

The majority of Thomas's Space paintings are large sparkling works with implied movement achieved through floating patterns of broken colors against a white background.

Julie Mehretu's dynamic, layered compositions feature intuitive gesture, architectural information and visual signs that build into a maelstrom of time, place and art history, while the abstract compositions of Daniel Senise combine materials embedded and marked with an implied history, which are then overlaid with a pristine white monochrome as an erasure of the past.

As a material with implied connections to the body, both in terms of its inherent malleability as well as the vessels it has been used to create for millennia, the clay offers an alternative (if less explicit) mode of figuration when seen alongside the sculptures that stare back from across the room.

This is evident in the large sculpture entitled The Body is an Ear (2016) with its implied movement and humorous swish of a wooden skirt.

Monroe imagines these images at frozen points of motion with an implied short narrative that refers to the before and after.

Installed in an adjacent gallery (one that's next door, so to speak) are paintings devoid of figures but filled with implied life through arresting architectural subjects by Daniel Pollera and Marco Martelli.

Dramatic and drenched with implied narrative, the poster is a black and white image with the signature red of the Hamptons International Film Festival branding.

However, works are not displayed strictly sequentially within the galleries, but grouped playfully with implied themes that the viewer is free to ponder.

This is evident in the «The Body is an Ear» (2016) with its implied movement and humorous swish of a wooden skirt.

The dishware with sourced forms and patterns from commercially banal Wedgewood to the aristocrat 17th Century Blue and White Pottery are birthing with human - like forms as they reach out to one another with implied movement and free will.

Each element closely pairs their somewhat provisional, utilitarian aesthetic with their implied function, while both, displayed in the context of Storm King's collection, ask to be seen for their visual similarity to large - scale abstract sculpture.

Chaos Bizkaia (2012, bronze) and Chaos SAS (2013, stainless steel)-- twisting, slipping, seemingly unstable stacks of monumental open rectangles — activate the lush tropical landscape of PAMM's new sculpture garden with implied motion.

Rizzie's work combines the colors and textures of faraway deserts with implied lush naturals, intriguing shapes and whimsical circles to make his art.

Yes, in my site - projects, I address the physical, actual built spaces whereas in paintings, I am dealing with implied space in a static object - two very different conditions and limits.

He often starts a sentence with an implied intimate description only to find that description ending up in the historical past.

With him surviving the end of the latest game and the ensuing Vergil's Downfall DLC, getting his own title might not be too far - fetched plot-wise, even with his implied status as an antagonist for the possible next game.

Even with the implied affection between the two, Birdo hasn't appeared in any Yoshi games, either — despite how awesome that could be, to say nothing of the abundance of Shy Guys therein.

In one definition, hedge fund traders look for options with implied volatilities that are much higher or much lower than forecast volatilities.

With implied volatility for the option over 30.0 at the time I sold the contract I didn't need to push my luck to get a good annualized return.

so if a stock is at $ 100 with an implied vol of 30 % for 1 - year term options, then the market thinks that the stock will be somewhere between $ 70 and $ 130 after 1 year.

Distressed policy sales have been seen in the market with implied 16 % IRRs.

Take for example, a stock price of $ 50 with an implied volatility of 20 % and 30 - day expiration.

The fund was trading at $ 25 in mid-April 2016, with an implied analyst price target of $ 28.

All new homes come with an implied warranty from the builder stipulating that any major defect of the structural integrity of the home must be repaired.