Sentences with phrase «as being uncooperative»

«When seen as being uncooperative, managers will begin to write you off and eventually cut your role.»

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.»

Not exact matches

Within the coalition are two factions: those pushing to play hardball on Capitol Hill by threatening to force uncooperative lawmakers from office in November, and those who'd rather see the debate settled at the congressional negotiating table sooner rather than later, even if it means making policy concessions to companies such as Verizon and Comcast.

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

Today, many law enforcement agencies, including previously uncooperative jurisdictions, are now cooperating with ICE through PEP as ICE Field Office Directors continue to strengthen and improve relationships with their local law enforcement partners.

Mr. Koch will appear at the Capitol on Tuesday to argue for speedy passage of Mr. Cuomo's bill — and to unveil his plans to shame uncooperative lawmakers with recorded telephone calls, which are typically used by surrogates praising candidates before elections, not denouncing them as Mr. Koch intends.

However, their behaviour is a clear sign that six - year - old children as well as chimpanzees are eager to observe how uncooperative members of their community are punished,» adds Nikolaus Steinbeis, the other first author of the study and scientist at both MPI CBS and University College London.

With the teenager in the midst of a self - imposed vow of silence since doing the patricidal deed, Reeves is at sea as to how he might defend his uncooperative client.

It's not constant hilarity but the moments of levity do offer brief diversion, as we see Johnny Depp improvise when his large dog becomes uncooperative, a few wire - suspended giggles from Peter Pan, and some script departures from Dustin Hoffman.

And when they mapped those students against their academic outcomes, they found that the disengaged students did not perform much better than the students who were described as uncooperative or challenging behaviours, and they never caught up academically.

Hearing that will comfort him; he probably is sensitive about being perceived as strange or uncooperative because of his behavior.

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

As teachers, we often find ourselves in situations where our students are being uncooperative or disrespectful to others.

Few authors have dared to enforce their contractual ability to request, at their own expense, an audit — for fear of being seen as uncooperative, and dropped.

The camera controls via the right stick can be somewhat cumbersome and uncooperative as well.

Angela states, «I'm interested in making work that is confrontational, intentionally ordered and uncooperative, as well as inviting, visually sound, and thin - skinned.»

One gets the sense that he views most material as potentially «uncooperative» and unruly — something to be tamed or at the very least bridled.

As with the prisoners» dilemma game, uncooperative behavior should be expected — but is not inevitable.

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).

(I should add that the Joint Committee [of both Houses of Parliament] on Statutory Instruments — the committee that examines the uses of delegated legislation to ensure that each order or regulation is properly pursuant to a statutory authority — cited the Indian Affairs Committee as one of the two most uncooperative Departments of Government.)

We will view as uncooperative false or exaggerated claims of privilege, and we are prepared to litigate over them: to do otherwise would be to fail in our duty to investigate crime.

Incredibly, Lowenstein tried to limit its abandonment of ALC and Rappaport to the Zumbox matters only, arrogantly intending to continue to represent ALC as general corporate counsel, even as it accused ALC and Rappaport of being uncooperative, recalcitrant, nonpaying clients in the motion to withdraw.

The company even singled out server providers in Hong Kong and Panama as those it thought would be «uncooperative» with police.

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

As to why Huawei would be considering switching sides as far as its smartwatches are concerned, the report cites the Samsung exec as saying that Google has been uncooperative helping Huawei customize the Android Wear interface and experiencAs to why Huawei would be considering switching sides as far as its smartwatches are concerned, the report cites the Samsung exec as saying that Google has been uncooperative helping Huawei customize the Android Wear interface and experiencas far as its smartwatches are concerned, the report cites the Samsung exec as saying that Google has been uncooperative helping Huawei customize the Android Wear interface and experiencas its smartwatches are concerned, the report cites the Samsung exec as saying that Google has been uncooperative helping Huawei customize the Android Wear interface and experiencas saying that Google has been uncooperative helping Huawei customize the Android Wear interface and experience.

The divorce may also take longer if your spouse is uncooperative or you're unable to reach agreement on marital issues, such as property division.

Divorce Court This is path, known as a contested divorce, is taken by couples when one or both parties are being inflexible, combative, uncooperative or otherwise want to fight.

Unfortunately, vigorously defending yourself, no matter how right you are, is often viewed as you being the hostile and uncooperative one.

A mean score on the following rating scales: avoidance (i.e., child's tendency to avoid interacting with mother), enthusiasm (i.e., child's positive excitement and high level of energy - reverse coded), noncompliance (i.e., child's tendency to refuse to follow mother's directions), affection (i.e., positive affect - reverse coded) and negativity (i.e., child's anger, dislike, and hostility), was used as a measure of child uncooperative behavior.

Once a case is escalated, Fannie Mae will directly engage with the agent or servicer to address challenges such as valuation disputes, delays by servicers or uncooperative subordinate lien holders.

The tenants were originally compliant, but then started being uncooperative as we moved closer to putting it on the market.