Sentences with phrase «at risk by»

Consult with the Council's Professional Standards Advisor if you are worried that a client's interests might be placed at risk by a reporting delay.

They force workers to live far from their jobs, which contributes to congestion and pollution and puts citizens at risk by pushing first responder public safety employees (police and firefighters) farther and farther away.»

Republicans have argued in the past that reductions put taxpayers at risk by lowering the funds the FHA has to deal with mortgage defaults.

I feel that this fair to all employees of these other services whose jobs are at risk by this suspicious business structure between the banks and big title companies.

The National Fair Housing Alliance, a consortium of nonprofit fair housing organizations, says that, while practitioners understand their obligations under the Fair Housing Act, some choose to put themselves and their companies at risk by failing to comply with the law.

No Doctor, No Lawyer, No accountant, No Home Inspector, would could be held liable for making a statement relied upon by a consumer in a decision would ever risk putting them, their business, their brokerage or their family's finances at risk by giving advice that was taken as such, with NO contract being signed!!

The Family Enrichment Service Program (FES), offered by the Child and Family Guidance Center in Bridgeport, is an in - home parenting workshop.3 The workshop assists in educating parents whose children are or have been put at risk by neglect, abuse, or other similar problems.

In evidence - based, voluntary home visiting programs, parent coaches work with young parents to support the comprehensive developmental needs of young children at risk by:

The 2012 joint report, Expanding Access to Early Head Start: State Initiatives for Infants and Toddlers at Risk by ZERO TO THREE and CLASP draws on newly conducted research on state efforts to expand...

The first is that Ms. Sanders has gone from a woman with her drinking problem under control for a considerable period of time to a woman who has recently put her children at risk by her drinking.

«Other times, the abductor may believe that the child is at risk by being in the care of the other parent.

New York — Planned Parenthood Federation of America (PPFA) condemns the Indiana legislature for voting to put the health care of tens of thousands of women and families at risk by voting to bar Planned Parenthood of Indiana (PPIN) from receiving federal funds to provide preventive health services including birth control, breast and cervical cancer screenings, and STI (including HIV) testing.

We certainly do not want to put more youth at risk by pressuring them to actively intervene in situations that might not be safe (e.g., standing up to a physically aggressive bully), but we should give students guidance about what they can do.

It makes sense that your personal integrity is extremely valuable to employers, so don't put your career opportunities at risk by exaggerating your skills or misleading hiring managers.

We would all like to know more about the people we intend to hire and certainly do not want to put our companies at risk by hiring the wrong people to represent our interests.

Samsung left millions of its customers at risk by failing to renew its registration for a domain name that was used to control a stock app that comes preinstalled on a number of older devices, Motherboard reported.

But she predicted that that won't last, which means her job as a startup investor isn't put at risk by the decentralized nature of the crypto craze.

Auto - industry insiders and observers alike argued that the company was putting the public at risk by introducing a self - driving system that tempted drivers to relax behind the wheel even though it was not yet advanced enough to function safely without human oversight.

Now, the supremely private Mercer is putting his obscurity at risk by assuming the role of kingmaker in the post-Citizens United era of unrestricted giving — and, in his inscrutable way, leaving the political world uncertain about his goals and motives.

«May accused the Liberal Democrats of putting children's lives at risk by blocking the Snoopers» Charter, citing cases dropped by the National Crime Agency.

Apple and Google both put consumers at risk by inducing complacency.

So, you want to put your family at risk by underinsuring so that you can borrow against the policy and possibly make the death benefit even smaller or nothing at all?

Every year, many Columbus residents place themselves at risk by not having any renters insurance protection in place.

Therefore, it's essential that you do everything you can to ensure you are not one of the people who put yourself and others at risk by driving after consuming marijuana.

When a landlord in NYC can put lives at risk by not maintaining the natural gas service, we are not regulating the proper concerns.

While you might feel sorry for an animal that has been hit by a car, humans are also put at risk by such collisions.

Gambling is putting money at risk by betting on an outcome which is uncertain.

27 % of people will put their purchases at risk by leaving them in the car, including folks who take things back to the car and then continue shopping so they don't have to carry everything.

Higher limits mean you don't put your assets at risk by having limits that could easily be surpassed if you're at fault in an auto accident.

Research shows that 4 in 10 American households are putting their financial future at risk by not having life insurance.

Our lawyers don't want us to get sued or be put at risk by your Project.

You imagine bucolic solicitailor practices put at risk by the smelly aggressive barristailors.

Prohibiting certain activities arbitrarily identified as «aggressive soliciting» puts the indigent at risk by forcing participation in other unlawful activities to earn income.

Malcolm, Solicitor practices are in danger of being put at risk by a barrister - dominated Convocation and by other entities such as, perhaps, government, who either are content to risk solicitor practices to deflect real change to barrister practices (in the case of Convocation) or are looking for quick votes and to hell with the long - term consequences (in the case of government).

Public confidence in the civil justice system is being put at risk by the reaction to a landmark Supreme Court decision on criminal trial delays, says Barrie - area personal... Read more

It cites examples of firms that use costs account funding putting themselves at risk by assigning their receivables to a lender without first seeking the approval of their bank.

And so, professional values are put at risk by liberalization.

At the same time, courts hesitate to put their own «political capital» at risk by moving too far in front of public opinion.

The hospital or medical facility put the patient's well - being at risk by maintaining an environment that increased the chances of medical error or further injury.

You are putting your self at risk by riding a bicycle on Florida's roadways.

Entrepreneurs are by nature calculated risk takers, but are they placing their fledgling businesses at risk by not taking some simple legal steps?

In exceptional circumstances where the court makes a finding that the health or safety of any adult or child would be unreasonably placed at risk by the disclosure of the required identifying information concerning a proposed relocation of the child, the court may order that:

Because of the nature of drunk driving (the driver chose to drink and then put others at risk by driving), the state allows double or treble damages in drunk driving accident lawsuits.

And that such a concept and human potential is not necessarily placed at risk by changes in the book's material forms that have served it so well over the last nearly six centuries.

Our firm has no sympathy for a driver who knowingly puts other people's lives at risk by driving while intoxicated, and will provide uncompromising representation and advocacy.

As Vancouver personal injury lawyer since 1995 I have represented many cyclists and pedestrians that claim their lives were put at risk by poor road design or improper signage.

Readers will recall that many of these are far removed from the cases of theft from client or office account: they may encompass many types of misbehaviour where someone puts the firm at risk by failing to comply with the systems and controls which have been put in place to protect it.

When millions of children were put at risk by lead paint in Mattel toys, Jeff filed suit against Mattel to force the company to finance lead - testing procedures for affected children.

And many corporate legal departments put themselves at risk by the way they manage the legal - hold process.

It is always shocking to hear when employees are put at risk by poor employer oversight, errors or a lack of regulation.