Nonetheless, since many transactions will not be consummated without the covenants, the entire value of a transaction may be attributed to the covenant on the basis of it being a
sine qua non. As a result, taxpayers and CRA will frequently find themselves at odds over the allocation of amounts to restrictive covenants.
Legislative proposals relating to the treatment of restrictive covenants: February 10, 2006
By this, I mean that the company is no longer merely fixated on deploying features and services that boost individual packet usage and ARPU; this has been the
sine qua non of mobile carriers in this country since the dawn of i-mode.
Natsuno and Ai Kato launch DoCoMo's 505i
Yet the Report appears to be silent on raising the level of private investment,
sine qua non for enhanced growth rate and employment opportunities It is essential that the State Bank should monitor this parameter carefully and take appropriate measures including tendering expert advice to the government.
Appraisal of SBP's first quarterly report (FY 2002-03). (Editorial)
The birdcalls are for her simply sound bites in the ambient database, snatches of interpretable noise whose adaptation to the concrete jungle does not alter their original context of vigilance and display-context, of course, being the
sine qua non for determining the meaning in a message.
Sculpturecenter. (Reviews)
Based upon the literature review, the author states that the teacherOs sense of competency and self-efficacy is at the heart of reform and is the
sine qua non of
Empowerment: teacher perceptions, aspirations and efficacy
Now more than ever, trust is the
sine qua non of reputation.
Blurred standards: when corporate ethics fall by the wayside, so does the public's trust
The plugged-in home became the
sine qua non of a "modern" style of life which, in turn, was synonymous with the good, happy, and free life.
From Rugs to Riches: Housework, Consumption and Modernity in Germany. (Reviews)
Even with its gaps and typos, the new text of genetic instructions has instantly become a trove of information
sine qua non for researchers.
The newly sequenced genome bares all
The spreadsheet, long ago, became the
sine qua non of corporate computing.
Software To Scratch Palm's Itchy Niches
For the Bank, it runs the wide and undifferentiated gamut from marginally satisfactory to highly satisfactory and is divorced from the
sine qua non of development, that of sustainability.
Audit The World Bank
Joan Sherman's The Black Bard of North Carolina joins the sorely limited list of authoritative editions of the works of African American writers--a
sine qua non for further scholarly treatments.
The Black Bard of North Carolina: George Moses Horton and His Poetry
A traditionalist by today's standards, Stewart appeals to "experience" (167) and "common sense" (167) - rather than theory - as the
sine qua non of early modern studies.
"Renaissance" Talk: Ordinary Language and the Mystique of Critical Problems
For Daily Telegraph feature writer Graham Turner, the notion that sex was the
sine qua non for fulfilment was the great lie of the last half-century.
FT (Financial Times) hosts media soul searching
For the staff that must operate and maintain this equipment, these manuals -- not to mention a description of the equipment modifications not reflected in the manuals -- are a
sine qua non. The project file bridges the gap separating the divergent perspectives of builders and users.
The Promise of Project Files: A Case Study