Sentences with phrase «abide people»

Bottom line: if you're successful in landing a player who is in turn successful on the field, and you can't abide people not knowing you had a hand in the process, you're in the wrong field of athletic support.

I can not abide people who will not answer straightforward questions put to them.

They get them from SO CALLED LAW ABIDING PEOPLE A / K / A NRA MEMBERS.

With sadness in my heart, I'm watching the America of my youth and working life, of God - fearing and law - abiding people, being totally replaced by EVIL leaders elected by a majority of a foolish and ignorant population!

«But the government should not penalize law - abiding people, especially those who are American citizens, simply for holding their religious convictions, however consistent or inconsistent, true or false, those convictions are.»

As long as they are law abiding ppl they have the right to live their lives as they choose.

Never mind that you are de facto criminalising a wide range of perfectly law - abiding people, never mind that you are going against the centuries old notion that an Englishman's freedom should only be taken away in very precise and well - understood circumstances.

Reacting, the Rivers State Commissioner of Information and Communication, Emma Okah, said, «The success recorded in the operations that ended Don Wani and his men is a victory for the law abiding people in the state.

Gun - rights advocates say the watch list is flawed and could inadvertently include law - abiding people.

«People should be in no doubt that we are on the side of the law - abiding people who are appalled by what has happened in their own communities.

«We are peaceful and law abiding people but we are ready to lay down our lives for this course.

If the police are to be instructed to start arresting everyone who gets angry and uses the F word then the cells and courts will be heaving with otherwise law abiding people who momentarily lose their tempers.

California's history of infringing the fundamental right to bear arms has, since 1923, centered on the principles of local control, giving local elected politicians and city bureaucrats the power to decide, on a subjective, case - by - case basis, which law - abiding people can exercise their fundamental Second Amendment right to self - defense outside their home.

«This is attributable to the efforts of the state government and the law - abiding people of the state,» he said.

«Thousands of people — good people, law - abiding people, people who love their community — participate in these events each year,» he said.

«Cannabis is enjoyed by many otherwise law - abiding people and making criminals of them makes an ass of the law — the only sensible approach now is to legalise and regulate.»

It's one of Joe Eszterhas's (Basic Instinct, Showgirls) early works, sort of a precursor to the increasingly steamier crime thrillers he would make throughout the 1990s, complete with sadomasochistic stabbings while tied up in bed, as well as one of his main themes surrounding a normally good and law - abiding person being seduced by the allure of someone accused of heinous and unsavory acts.

(Much like gun laws which do little or nothing to slow down a law breaker but hinder only the law abiding person.)

A treatment and screenplay for a feature length film is based on a premise that it's unwise to allow romantic attractions to cloud one's judgment in regard to abandonment of being a law abiding person.

Also of concern is the possibility that guardians of regulated or banned breeds will be driven «underground... making criminals of otherwise law - abiding people» and deterring them from seeking routine veterinary care, including having their dogs inoculated against rabies.

So when that democracy is under threat by those who have no other concern but for their own avarice and will do anything and compromise anyone to get what they want, should ordinary law abiding people just stand back and allow it to happen?

When upon stopping a person under circumstances prescribed in subdivisions one and two a police officer or court officer, as the case may be, reasonably suspects that he is in danger of physical injury, he may search such person for a deadly weapon or any instrument, article or substance readily capable of causing serious physical injury and of a sort not ordinarily carried in public places by law - abiding persons.

For the tabloid press, Martin became a folk hero, and the Law Commission's paper, which simply followed up an earlier analysis of illegality in the context of contract and trusts, became identified as a Trojan horse for politically correct and human rights inspired reform inimical to the silent majority of law - abiding people.

Labeling someone a shoplifter may transform an otherwise law - abiding person into someone who views themselves as a troublemaker.

The experienced Florida personal injury lawyers of the Law Offices of Dominic O. Fariello, P.A., hold negligent motorists, commercial truckers, property owners and product manufacturers responsible for the fatal injuries they cause to innocent, law - abiding persons.

In a criminal case, the assumption that the defendant is basically a law abiding person which applies in civil cases no longer holds true once probable cause has been demonstrated to an independent magistrate, even though the defendant is presumed innocent for the purpose of an ultimate trial.

Our text says the current entrapment test is this: «Was the conduct of the law enforcement agent likely to induce a normally law - abiding person to commit the offense?»

At stake is the data security of hundreds of millions of law - abiding people, and setting a dangerous precedent that threatens everyone's civil liberties.»

And according to a study of 1000 children whom researchers followed from birth to age 32, good self - regulation creates healthier, wealthier, and more law - abiding people, whereas poor self - regulation leads to trouble paying attention, following directions, and building and maintaining positive relationships.

Having said that, the importance of exposing a registrant to ethics courses may not be to miraculously transform same into a moral, honest, ethics abiding person from a position of immoral behaviours which serve to undermine an ethical viewpoint and an honest value system, but rather, it may serve to reveal just who the immoral, unethical, dishonest types inherently are by their very uncomfortable presence within the confines of an in - class ethics class.

Not exact matches

Foreign companies operating in China «should respect China's sovereignty and territorial integrity, abide by China's laws and respect Chinese people's national feelings,» Lu said.

Federal law does not require cities to abide by ICE's requests, allowing each official to exercise judgment in detaining a person unless the request was accompanied by a warrant signed by a judge.

While people are people and we are all fallible, there are just some behaviors that no business can abide or afford.

When I stopped listening and abiding by what the creativity myth was telling me — that only a select few people have the potential to tap into their creative genius — my life took on a whole new meaning.

Abiding by a code of ethics puts product teams in a better position to deliver amazing software people can trust.

If he or she can not abide by the rules of your company, then it may mean you haven't found the right person yet.

Even if it's an alien creature, it's going to abide by the same rules we would here... People will be drawn in, in ways that make them feel engaged.

However, the Phantom Secure website has a notice that says it's a «law - abiding company» that was founded to provide businesses and people the opportunity to communicate in private in this modern technological age.

«As an Egyptian immigrant who was taken under the wing of a great business leader like Bill Campbell, I have an abiding belief that we all should pay it forward by ensuring that our workplace represents all types of people,» Michael wrote.

Lu said that China welcomes foreign companies to invest and conduct business in China, but they should respect China's sovereignty and integrity, as well as the Chinese people's feelings and abide by China's laws.

«The companies that come to China should respect China's sovereignty and territorial integrity, abide by China's laws, and respect the feelings of the Chinese people.

Cryptocurrency are digital currencies too, however the important distinction rests in the fact that unlike centralized money that is managed by the banks on behalf of the governments and the people, cryptocurrencies are encrypted store of value that abides by the mathematical laws of their design and creation, which is controlled by the people themselves.

«It's also quite telling that he doesn't know that Hitler took the people's weaponry and I want more law - abiding citizens to have firearms.»

But don't you dare go making sweeping generalizations of secular people who are kind, peace loving and law abiding... unlike some people of faith who harbor child abusers within their own confines.

If the Spirit is denied as a person from that text (John 14:16 - 17), «And I will pray the Father, and He will give you another Helper, that He may abide with you forever «the Spirit of truth,» then one must also deny the personality of the C - h - r - i - st, which is impossible.

I am the mother of 3 children and am an atheist (and a moral, law abiding, kind, charitable person like most other of my fellow humans regardless of religious affiliation).

There is God's wrath abiding on the person as he / she lay there dying, unless it has been taken away by belief in His Son Jesus Christ.

Mitt is a morale, law abiding, family centered, covenant keeping (with his wife when they were married), smart, successful, people person.

You're just now coming to realize that many Christians (just like many people in most of the world's religions), are totally hypocritical and selectively choose which of their religion's tenets they want to abide by?

There are many people who can have a sincere and abiding belief in something they can neither demonstrate nor give evidence of.