Hypothetical case

This is no hypothetical question.

That's a hypothetical example of course.

I'm not using any hypothetical data.

When will the most probable hypothetical accident occur?

Table 4 Hypothetical list of agreed verification techniques

They were each then given one of three descriptions of this hypothetical crisis.

Bertrand Russell made the same point using a hypothetical teapot in orbit about Mars.

In order to clarify this latter proposal, the following hypothetical situation might be considered.

Hypothetical case for use at Workshop 5 Measures to Combat Economic Crime, including Money Laundering

If they continued their vigil, what might these hypothetical aliens witness in the next hundred years?

How many of you think you would like to have bananas during this hypothetical TED event next week?

Those who wish to participate in Workshop 5 are invited to study the hypothetical case presented below in advance.

With a view to achieving those objectives, a hypothetical case has been devised to facilitate interactive discussion among participants (see annex).

Because this isn't just the hypothetical retail value of some pirated movies that we're talking about, but this is actual economic losses.

The Working Group concluded that for those detainees, the risk of abuse is high and remedies are only hypothetical (ibid., paras. 56 and 57).

In the light of this conclusion, the claim under article 26 concerning the absence of protection of political belief in the Ontario Code is rendered hypothetical.

What I have just described is no mere hypothetical, of course. It is, in fact, a capsule depiction of the United States Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank.

In order to maximize the practical orientation of the Workshop and to encourage interactive dialogue, the present background paper includes a hypothetical case for analysis and discussion (see annex).

He posed a hypothetical situation involving violations of international humanitarian law or human rights law committed by soldiers of a country during an armed conflict surrounding one region's struggle for independence.

After this hypothetical region succeeds in gaining independence, Mr. Yokota asked how the courts of this new country could punish the soldiers of the other country for violations against its citizens.

Situations of the latter kind may invite management to exercise great latitude and influence the direction of earnings in its favour by resorting to less objective estimates based on modelling hypothetical markets.

Because when you think about the importance, some of the issues that we were talking about last night this last session we had about Africa and his hypothetical 50 billion dollars destined for Africa.

And likewise, if someone says, Nice store you've got there. It would be a real shame if something happened to it we understand that as a veiled threat, rather than a musing of hypothetical possibilities.

6.3 The State party emphasizes that his challenge on the Charter's protection upon which the Supreme Court has yet to be presented with the proper concrete circumstances enabling it to pronounce is hypothetical and abstract.

A hypothetical example of coercion would be that of an international financial organization imposing strict conditions for an essential loan and thereby coercing the recipient State to infringe obligations towards another State or certain individuals.

The following hypothetical case is designed to facilitate discussion among practitioners attending Workshop 5 and to stimulate practically oriented discussion with a view to focusing on truly effective measures to combat economic crime and money laundering.

These questions should be considered calmly, with the higher interests of humankind in mind, setting aside the particular interest of any country in pursuing some hypothetical power that would reduce security for each and every one of us.

The Panel notes that, to calculate the volume of municipal water that was lost to its population, Jordan compares its actual population with the hypothetical population that would have existed but for Iraq's invasion and occupation of Kuwait.

A number of the supporting verification technologies that might be deployed by inspectors entering facilities as part of a hypothetical future verification regime have been examined for their continuing value and limitations as the state of the art evolves.

The actuarial report will show required contributions and imbalances, an analysis of gains and losses, calculations of the actuarial value of accrued benefits, hypothetical projection results over 30 years and the results of monitoring of the two track system.

It notes that the author entirely preserved these acquired rights and considers that his claim concerning the loss of career prospects and possible increases in salary and pension benefits caused by the revocation of his appointment is merely hypothetical.

In this view, cutting deficits will be expansionary. As evidence that this is not merely a hypothetical possibility, advocates of fiscal consolidation point to cases like Denmark in the early 1980 s, Ireland in the late 1980 s, and Finland in the 1990 s.

Ms. Hampson also responded to Mr. Yokota's hypothetical case, and noted that human rights law is about the accountability of States, not individuals the latter would face criminal proceedings under either national criminal law or under the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court (ICC).

Most large US banks Citi is an exception passed US Federal Reserve stress tests recently, with enough capital to withstand a hypothetical deep recession (13 unemployment, a 21 further fall in home prices, and a 50 stock market decline). Europe s stress tests have been much weaker.

Indeed, for many nowadays, helping the Syrian rebels is too risky, and might even jeopardize the Middle East s Christian minorities. While the Syrian regime is odious, they argue, the choice is between a hypothetical hope of democracy in the Muslim world and the real risk of endangering Christians lives.

While not all nuclear weapons control agreements concern weapons complexes (for example, the START I Treaty is based on limiting the numbers of deployed strategic nuclear warheads and delivery systems), we address here the main purposes of verifying a nuclear weapons complex in a hypothetical future nuclear weapons agreement.

Likewise, both US Secretary of State John Kerry and British Prime Minister David Cameron now concede a role for Assad in a hypothetical transition. Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy went so far as to say that the world had to count on Assad in the fight against the Islamic State.

Thanks to a remarkable convergence of new scientific knowledge about the developing brain, the human genome, and the effects of early experiences on later learning, behavior, and health, these are not hypothetical questions. We have the knowledge to secure our future by improving the life prospects of all our young children.

The State party must further demonstrate that the prohibition of the association and the criminal prosecution of individuals for membership in such organizations are in fact necessary to avert a real, and not only hypothetical danger to the national security or democratic order and that less intrusive measures would be insufficient to achieve this purpose.

Both were keen to make a clear distinction between, on the one hand, pre emptive or anticipatory self defence, to which a State might resort when an attack on its territory was clearly imminent, and on the other, long range preventive use of force to deal with latent, non imminent or even hypothetical threats.

This imagined state of affairs might be called the financial singularity, analogous to the hypothetical future technological singularity, when computers replace human intelligence. The financial singularity implies that all investment decisions would be better left to a computer program, because the experts with their algorithms have figured out what drives market outcomes and reduced it to a seamless system.

The ECB s defenders would say that such an outcome is purely hypothetical and irrelevant for there is no conflict between stabilizing inflation and sustaining the appropriate level of economic activity. Price stability, according to this view, reduces uncertainty, thereby enabling firms and individuals to take the right decisions, so it is good, not bad, for economic activity.