You can always choose to spend more when the time comes, depending upon future circumstances (not only your finances; but also, the quality and tone of your filial relations).
Are provisions as self-executing as possible or are they dependent upon future actions?
The propriety of its issue is dependent upon the circumstances of the particular case.' Virginian Ry. v. United States, 272 U.S. 658, 672, 673, 47 S.Ct.
However with ecstasy, the dangers are more complex than that because its various effects are dependent upon the circumstances it's consumed in.
It may often not be possible to combine multiple functions with the same pattern, and the likelihood of this may be strongly dependent upon the circumstances.
Considering different interventions and their associated risks, burdens and benefits was not a singular decision but rather an on-going process as the patient's condition changed and dependent upon their circumstances.
Kenneth Lerer, the co-founder of The Huffington Post, made a speech at the Columbia Journalism School last week, saying, "The future of journalism is not dependent upon the future of newspapers".
But the definition of "imminent" is, like the definition of an "act of war," subjective and dependent upon circumstances.
The word 'neighborhood' is quite as susceptible of variation as the word 'locality.' Both terms are elastic and, dependent upon circumstances, may be equally satisfied by areas measured by rods or by miles.
This process is inherently dependent upon a future knowledge of the network load and the need for load forecasting is introduced.
Well-being is an internal state, not dependent upon any external circumstances.
