Meanings of say the nature in English

I think they would just say the nature of the capital markets is shares go down as well as up.

Berlin moderators have discussed whether to seek help from the unions, but say the nature of the work makes it difficult.

Proponents say the nature prescriptions shift the focus of medicine from illness to wellness, leading to the potential for widespread changes in medical care.

The Times said the nature of the transactions was not clear.

He said the nature of Hasan's medical issue is protected by patient privacy laws.

He also said the nature of the combat mission could change beyond early 2009.

Mr Little said the nature of politics means all political careers end in failure.

Ketchum said the nature of spoofing itself made the practice difficult for regulators to detect.

Ketchum said the nature of spoofing itself makes the practice difficult for regulators to detect.

Ms Justice Laffoy said the nature of the injunctions was not mandatory but was prohibitive.

Her husband Ian Bradshaw said the nature of Kaikōura would help people pull through, though.

She says the nature of New Zealand's birds and the toutouwai's territorial habits, made this possible.

Unite Union said the nature of their visas meant they could only work for National Personnel Limited.

He said the nature of work was changing, with more people working part-time and unemployment still quite high.

It said the nature of the agreement with Leighton gave it the power to veto such counter offers.

Mr Denis McCullough SC said the nature of the work of the tribunal was inquisitorial rather than adversarial.