Sentences with phrase «stack the deck in your favor for»

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Stack the deck in your favor, avoid the pitfalls and position yourself for smooth sailing with simple steps and key resources.

They deserve to know that they can stack the deck in their favor both for their current baby and for babies to come.

Finally, the tax cap help will put the odds in favor of the taxpayer and they deserve it, because the deck has been stacked against the taxpayers for too long.

The ad was announced in an email that doubles as a fundraising pitch signed by Pataki, who says: «Now is the time for us to take the initiative and present a proactive agenda that addresses, head on, Americans» perception that the deck is stacked in favor of the rich and powerful.»

And so, just trying to, just figure out, just, if you have any recommendations on like how we can stack the deck in my favor and my son's favor just as we navigate just the health care system and just how to live a long and healthy life as we fight this elevated cholesterol levels that has not faired too well for my uncles, and great uncles and just look into, just trying to figure out how to just live a long, healthy life, and avoid those nasty Statin drugs.

The availability of arbitration therefore highlights two additional considerations for would - be reformers: the need to scrutinize state laws governing a contract impasse to ensure that they do not stack the deck in favor of union interests and the importance of raising public awareness of contract provisions that arbitrators might otherwise leave untouched.

How about stacking the deck in your favor by having your adorable students film a promo for back - to - school night to encourage attendance?

The visceral hatred for elites and professionals addressing a legal community that looks quite wealthy, and looks like it is stacking the deck in its favor.

Mediating problems won't always be so easy for kids, but practicing now helps stack the deck in their favor, explained Joan Duffell, executive director of Committee for Children, a Seattle - based nonprofit that developed the Second Step, one of the programs used at Cossitt and dozens of other Chicago - area schools.