Critical safeguards – such as independent judicial review of spying programs – are hobbled or, in many instances, non-existent.
Non existent for 70 minutes.
Education opportunities were almost non existent.
Researchers have found that gender differences in mathematics have decreased and in some instances they are non-existent (Else-Quest et al. 2010; Ma 2008; Marks 2008; Mullis et al. 2012).
Manipulative shorting (for instance, by borrowing non-existent shares) is different, but the SEC has already outlawed that.Awkward compromises are the order of the day in financial reform, however.
As stated before, the discussion of the challenges of real integration of m-learning in classrooms is minimal (Baran, 2014) and, for instance, there are studies that alert to the fact that the integration of certain practices in classrooms can run, for instance, into a non-existent or incompatible curriculum (Price et al., 2014).
In these instances, "Oversight is minimal or completely non-existent, and that's when concerns of quality arise," Lepore said.
I will never understand everything about Chinese culture -- why, for instance, traffic laws are all, but non-existent, or why the city's presumably "best" school is crumbling (literally), or even, why parents still insist on arranging their child's love life?
For instance, associations are often weak or non-existent when using sitting in an occupational context as a marker of sedentary time [ 41, 42], while detrimental associations with abnormal glucose metabolism [ 43], insulin resistance, dyslipidaemia [ 44] and metabolic clustering [ 17, 37, 44] are widely reported when using self-reported television viewing as an indicator of sitting.
Countries emerging from conflict often suffer weak or non-existent rule of law, inadequate law enforcement and justice administration capacity, and increased instances of human rights violations.
Whatever is non-existent remains non-existent for ever and whatever is existent always exists.
