Sentences with phrase «actually count against»

Additionally, new lines of credit will actually count against the credit score and could negatively impact an individual's ability to get a home or auto loan.

Not exact matches

Shares issued with respect to awards granted under the 2014 Plan other than stock options or stock appreciation rights are counted against the 2014 Plan's aggregate share limit as two shares for every one share actually issued in connection with the award.

For shares that are delivered pursuant to the exercise of a stock appreciation right or stock option, the number of underlying shares to which the exercise related shall be counted against the applicable share limits, as opposed to the number of shares actually issued.

SI: I've heard that the judges actually count Christopher's personal life — his undisciplined life - style — against him.

However, athletes have to be careful if they take dual enrollment classes at community colleges: sometimes, those courses might figuratively start their eligibility clocks and count against them when it comes to calculating how much eligibility they have left once they actually arrive on their campuses.

Amedore, whose brief stint as a Senator went down into the record books as New York's shortest (he was actually seated before the final vote count swung against him in January 2013), answered his own phones in his Albany - area office at the start and reiterated much of his campaign rhetoric from 2012.

(We counted all those offered admission at a charter school against the charter school ledger, whether they actually attended or subsequently dropped out.

Getting your rate only counts as a soft pull against your credit at this point, but a hard pull will show up if you actually take out a loan.

An Argo shareholder was so damn sure he wanted his AGAINST vote to count... he actually drove 150 KILOMETRES to ensure he had physical proof of ownership as quickly as possible from his broker when submitting his vote!

Actually, if you look at the discussion (take, for example, the comments to Mitch Kowalski's Dec. 30 slaw.ca article, which ran to 52 pages — and counting — as of this week) it seems less a debate than a war of ideological stances — there's for and there's against.

Some college professors insist on a double space, so younger resume writers actually get caught here, too, but if the double space is accompanied by other signals, it's a count against you.