Sentences with phrase «trackoons is an uncooperative»

· Take serious measures if your insurer is uncooperative.

The complaint points to Hong Kong and Panama as countries «believed by PHANTOM SECURE to be uncooperative with law enforcement.»

«There was no evidence presented at the hearing that Mr. Zachary Cruz had threatened anyone during this arrest, that he resisted in anyway, or that he was uncooperative with police,» he wrote.

It's useful to remember that Cruz won the primary last year not because of any substantive policy disagreement or even because of his superior qualifications, but because he pledged that he would be uncooperative, combative, and generally obnoxious once in office.

The catholic church has chosen to be uncooperative with the investigative authorities.

The officer later said he intended to only give Bland a written warning, but changed his mind because she was uncooperative.

But people used to beat the chimpanzees when they were uncooperative.

«We really tried not to start the litigation, but the Park District and Latin School were uncooperative,» said Greta Lear, spokeswoman for the Lincoln Park residents committee.

- midwife tried to deliver baby by applying fundal pressure - midwife cut an eposiotomy while baby was at +1 station, then sewed it back up when the baby did not deliver and before transport to ER - mother was uncooperative and combative to staff at Hopkins, refusing to give medical history, refusing to consent to C - section, and refusing blood draw.

They stopped fighting with their siblings and being uncooperative with their teachers and became intrinsically motivated and, once a child is intrinsically motivated, it will do well.»

If your principal is uncooperative on this issue, you might consider taking the matter up with your district.

Mrs Miller is alleged to have been uncooperative with an inquiry into her expenses, while her special adviser has been accused of invoking impending press regulation to suppress newspaper reports surrounding the case.

Critics are calling for stronger action against Mrs Miller after claims she was uncooperative with an inquiry into her expenses claims, but Conservative Party Chairman Grant Shapps says it is time to move on.

Asked last week about the agency's assertions, de Blasio denied being uncooperative, telling reporters: «A huge amount of material was provided.

So when it snows in Chicago, it's a little award bringing the fall pictures up from the archives, but hey — it's the best I can do when the weather decides to be uncooperative!

I was super excited to wear this dress but given the weather's been uncooperative lately, layering was the only way to wear it and keep warm.

One thing I do know... if the weather is uncooperative, I am taking photos indoors.

I would try this, but my hair is uncooperative in holding a curl.

Soon, he's the uncooperative target of the feds and the commies, with everyone out to get everybody else.

Teachers can misread this as students being uncooperative or sarcastic.»

An example of a public blacklist is the list of countries maintained by the Financial Action Task Force (FATF), which lists countries that the FATF considers to be uncooperative in the global effort against money laundering and terrorist financing.

Other times, one or more agencies in the collection chain may no longer exist, or may otherwise be uncooperative.

What are the chances of your creditors agreeing to your proposal (some creditors are known to be uncooperative)?

Some finance companies can be uncooperative when investors want to withdraw early.

Before you scold me for being uncooperative, obstinate, or lazy, ask yourself if something might be bothering me.

If the dog owner is uncooperative then you should either contact your local police or animal control.

Any dog can be uncooperative, aggressive and destructive if you train them to be, not just Pitbulls.

If your pet is uncooperative, initially introduce tooth brushing by using an alternative product for the first few weeks.

Cats can be uncooperative.

Handling If your pet is uncooperative during his / her grooming, and requires a handler to settle him / her in order to groom, an extra fee of $ 15 per 30 minutes is added to your account.

If your pet is uncooperative, defensive, afraid or even fractious, your veterinarian and you will not be able to properly carry out the procedure.

In addition, baking soda does not taste good, which may cause your cat to be uncooperative when you try to brush her teeth.

Another common reason that a hamster may be uncooperative is if the cage is rather large and the hamster is using more than one corner.

Some dogs are uncooperative and require a muzzle.

Occasionally, bladder stones can be felt in the bladder, however, if the stones are small or if the rabbit is uncooperative, they can be missed.

You can try political action to force the hiring of a new director when the existing director is uncooperative.

Is he uncooperative when you ask him to do something like getting off the couch?

If the bank is uncooperative in all of these scenarios, you might consider canceling the card.

For instance, credit cardholders who don't receive the product they were promised may be able to get a return through their credit card company if the merchant is uncooperative.

At first, the beast will be uncooperative at best, and aggressive at worst.

For decades he has been an uncooperative force in the art world; a self - styled dandy in the postmodern age; a fervent champion of unfashionable painterly traditions, whose work nonetheless speaks directly to contemporary anxieties.

Though a more fiscally conservative Congress has recently been uncooperative, state standards and policies continue to be one of the keys to wind's growth.

They are circling to protect something besides their ability to be uncooperative.

We briefly thought we might have had a lemon on our hands in one the machines, as the touchpad was uncooperative («it's not listening very well», said my son).

In fact, contrary to the position taken by the SFO, it continues: «If clients justifiably assert their privilege... they should not in any way be criticised or penalised for doing so, nor regarded as being uncooperative — nor should their legal advisers.»

If you cringe when you know a particular client is on the telephone or wants to schedule a meeting with you, if you have clients that consistently fail to see the value of the work you do, who are uncooperative, fail to pay their bills on time, or who are disrespectful to your or your staff, it may be time for you to fire a client or two.

The current tenants are uncooperative and refuse to clean the house.

After alleging that Williams was uncooperative during re-training, the board concluded that she could earn $ 26 an hour in customer service and cut off her benefits.

Roman Kubiak successfully represented a beneficiary of an estate in which the named executor in the will could not be traced and had previously been uncooperative.

Law enforcement can prove helpful is the other drive is uncooperative, while medical assistance can be necessary if anyone involved in the accident is injured.