Sentences with phrase «against favoritism»

The same caution against favoritism is true if you're dating your boss.

And the extraordinary measures we took in the past to guard against favoritism will be less necessary.

Asian companies protested against this favoritism that discriminates against Japanese firms that have relocated in the United States to take advantage of a tariff and non-tariff trade barriers.

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The prior favoritism took the form of allowing wireless customers to access carrier - owned video services without the usage counting against monthly wireless limits.

In this manner, his sexual favoritism was responsible for the continuation of an outrageous campaign of harassment against plaintiffs.

AS long as it is applied equally across ALL religious organizations, there is no bias against one or the other, and no favoritism, so no violation.

reveals no instance where the Court ruled on the merits of a civil, criminal, or administrative action involving government favoritism or discrimination against a particular religion.

He warns them against showing favoritism toward the rich in the church.

Wilshere gets overrated by Arsenal fans while Ramsey has bias against him, could be due to them playing same position and favoritism.

I for one will continue calling him a RIDICULOUS manager, why, because we play top quality teams giving them advantages in various areas to use against, playing players who do not have all the required requisites to play in very important positions, showing massive favoritism to players who are not even fully fit, over using players, while there are adequate substitutes on the bench or in the squad and not fixing the deficiencies in the team because of stubbornness.

Arsene should avoid favoritism, Walcot did well against West Brown, he picked himself for the FA cup.

I do feel like a fan banging his head against a brick wall when Wenger allows his favoritism to get the best of him.

In response to the vote, MV Transportation, the next - lowest bidder, announced that it would file suit against Brega and the legislature for what they claimed to be an instance of local favoritism.

«Tenure prevents high teacher turnover and protects New Yorkers against the politics of personal bias, favoritism, and cronyism in our schools.

In 2013, a member in the LI Cleantech consortium made a similar assertion of favoritism against Talon over a previous contract from the Cuomo administration for airport services at Republic.

It rests on three pillars: simple job security and longevity, really a form of guaranteed continuing employment (often viewed as a fringe benefit that substitutes for higher pay); protection against diverse forms of discrimination, favoritism and capriciousness on the part of employers; and academic freedom, meaning in essence that instructors can almost never be fired on account of what they say or write.

Originally enacted to protect against potential evils in state and local employment systems, such as nepotism, arbitrary dismissal, and political favoritism, tenure has become a common expectation of teacher employment.

Before they successfully organized in the 1950s and 1960s, teachers endured meager salaries, political favoritism, tyrannical principals and sex discrimination against a mostly female work force.

protected against arbitrary action, personal favoritism, or coercion for partisan political purposes, and

Thus for a wide array of managerial tasks — from hiring, firing, and promoting to contracting services and forming partnerships — qualified minority candidates are subtly and unconsciously discriminated against, sometimes simply because they are in the minority: There are not enough of them to counter the propensity for in - group favoritism in the majority.

Seven of the behaviors were endorsed by between 40 and 60 % of the respondents (made child choose, asked child to keep secrets, tried to turn against other parent, required favoritism of child, upset child affectionate with other parent, encouraged reliance on himself or herself, confided in child).