Because of the substantial distinctions between the two, brokers and real estate lawyers advise buyers to hire an experienced landlord-tenant lawyer at the outset of the purchase process.
The bank's decision to lift its base rate to 3.75percentt, from 3.5percentt, was announced shortly before the European Central Bank in Frankfurt left rates in the 12-nation euro zone unchanged, underscoring the substantial distinctions between the more sluggish Continental economy and its faster-growing but more volatile British counterpart.
The chapter makes clear the substantial distinctions between design conditions for optical and RF applications, namely, the presence of nonlinear distortions in the optical fiber communication channel.
There are, certainly, substantial distinctions between the BBB model and the eternal inflation cosmology.
In the European Court of Human Right's case law, a substantial distinction is thus made between the choices of justification when processing sensitive data.
Except there is a substantial distinction in the small print.
The separation between taurine and zebu is the most substantial type-distinction between domestic cattle.
Lowe argues that recognizing the ontologically fundamental distinction between substantial universals (natural kinds) and non-substantial universals (properties) accounts for the laws of nature in a manner that, while avoiding the problems of a regularity account, may nonetheless do without Armstrong's second order relation of necessitation, itself a relational universal (Armstrong 1983, 75 110).
The distinction between substantial and accidental forms derives from their different relations to primary substances, which instantiate substantial forms (which in turn, qua instantiated, are secondary substances), so that such universal forms disclose the natures of particular substances.
