But they are all predicated on one thing — speed.
Bourdain offered a refreshing take: one predicated on #nofilter.
This must be a carefully calibrated approach so will likely have to be a system predicated on the applicant's skills and qualifications; the need for those skills in the economy; and their economic context.
If it is the IRS publication 4681, it does not say a qualification for income tax on forgiven debt is predicated on delinquency.
Public trust is predicated on the expectation that a formal regulation structure exists which provides recognition of qualifications, minimum entry standards, assurance of practice standards, a code of conduct and ethics and an avenue for complaints as argued by the National Alliance of Self-Regulating Health Professions (NASRHP) [ 3].
The argument against allowing the electorate to elect as President a candidate of their choice without the need for candidates to meet detailed qualification criteria has been said to be "unconvincing" and predicated on "the government's paternalistic distrust of the electorate".
"The color thing predates television," said Mr. Anthony, noting the association between Warren Harding's wife, Florence, and a pure delphinium blue she favored, a symbolism that permeated a 1920 campaign largely predicated on the sense that, as Malcolm Gladwell wrote in "Blink," Harding was considered White House timber less on account of his qualifications than because he appeared presidential.
But the A-levels which used to provide that preparation have changed into a school-leaving qualification, and universities have had to nip and tuck what they teach accordingly.A system predicated on achievement, not potential, is under further pressure from a government that wants universities to admit more children from state schools, many of which offer a sketchy academic education.
Acting is predicated on imagination.
"The show is so predicated on questions.
That confidence is predicated on two assumptions.
