Unless the concern is that Amazon dominates too many e-commerce markets overall, and allowing it to buy online dominance in adjacent markets sets a bad precedent.
Laws added that his ministerial colleague Lord Nash had made clear to the school's trust that it would lose its funding unless it dealt with the concerns raised by the department and in the Ofsted report.
Unless the underlying concerns that drive this desire to compulsively accumulate as many experiences as possible is identified and addressed, FOMO behavior will continue to prevail and diminish the overall quality of well-being, and fulfillment in one's relationships and life in general.
The main point is this: Unless we can effectively address the concerns of people impacted by our conservation measures, we will struggle to make serious and sustainable change.
Mixed ability teaching did not work, he added, unless the teachers concerned were able to differentiate between the different ability strands.
Unless the economies concerned quickly build up their workers' skills and infrastructure, wage increases will soon lead manufacturers to up sticks for cheaper locations.From stuff to fluffAnother mechanism through which new technology is changing the process of development is the dematerialisation of economic activity.
Multiple objections were scored as 'Multiple objections from different categories', unless the issues concerned the same category.
Studies performed on samples comprising patients with other psychotic disorders (e.g. schizotypal disorders, persistent delusional disorders, acute and transient psychotic disorders, induced psychotic disorders, or schizoaffective disorders) were excluded, unless the data concerning schizophrenia patients were analyzed and reported separately.
ROME — Italians began voting on Sunday in a two-day general election that is being closely watched by Italy's European partners as well as investors, who share the concern that unless a clear winner emerges from the voting, a new period of political and market instability lies ahead.
Where the Cartesian begins from the concern that unless we begin from premises of which we can be absolutely certain we may never reach the truth, the pragmatist emphasises that, when we do go wrong, further discussion and investigation can hope to identify and eliminate errors.
