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Moreover , if conciliation has followed its course and the agreement is to settle the dispute through arbitration , for example , that agreement compels execution and must be irremissibly enforced by the judge with jurisdiction over the defendant ( Article 179 of the Civil Procedure ) . Linker believes that her view better defends against relativism than can naturalized epistemologies based on Quine , for example , that of Lynn Hankinson Nelson . For example , an invitation to visit a professor during office hours can indicate that someone in the law school truly cares about that student ’ s performance . For example , each KRA may be able to provide key products which are then combined to reconstruct the target key . It was not until the early 19th century , for example , that insurance ceased to be understood as a variety of gambling . For example , each body of water is a balanced ecosystem in continuous interaction with the life it supports as well as the surrounding air and land . For example , each of the 72 tax offices process self-assessment forms differently ( sometimes there are even different processes within tax offices ) . For example , these efforts strengthen the servicing of both internal agency clients and the Departments of Transportation and Treasury . For example , an architect like Philip Johnson , or any other architect with wealth , is able to build and alter a work during construction just like the artist who builds as s / he goes . Certain jurisdictions do not allow the use of the word " company " alone to denote corporate status , since the word " company " may refer to a partnership or to a sole proprietorship , or even , archaically , to a group of not necessarily related people ( for example , those staying in a tavern ) . For example , an individual with a developmental disability may live in a group home that offers fewer restrictions and more opportunities for independence and community involvement than does living in an institution . For example , these and other brain imaging studies suggest we need to be looking into totally different areas of the brain than those traditionally pursued . For example , these banker alerts recently helped one determine that an important customer was moving funds to another bank to secure commercial financing . Acquired DistinctivenessA mark that is not inherently distinctive ( for example , those that are merely descriptive , surnames or geographic indicators ) may nevertheless become capable of serving as a trademark by becoming associated in the mind of the relevant public with a particular source of goods and services as a result of extensive advertising and widespread use in commerce . A vaccine needs a vehicle on which to deliver antigens into the body - for example , an unrelated , harmless virus . For example , an important positive development could cause a creditor to extend a loan commitment or to renew a commitment under more favorable terms to a company . Coupled with the ageing of the workforce itself for example , those aged between 50 and 64 will increase by 67 per cent the country will inevitably witness a general shortage of workers , Cai , the chief of the academy 's Institute of Population and Labour Economics , told China Daily . For example , these chats might include personal experiences with STIs and HIV / AIDS .