Sentences with phrase «by deviating from»

Some professional resume writers and hiring folk would say I'm breaking the rules by deviating from the standard «quantifiable accomplishments» paradigm.

Variations of Hourly Billing: Law firms structure hourly billing arrangements to take into account the marketing aspects of their charges by deviating from straight hourly rate charges.

But while reforms offer exciting possibilities, it is important to be mindful of what is risked by deviating from the current system.

In other words, medical malpractice takes place when a person or entity causes a patient harm by deviating from the level of care that a reasonably prudent person or entity would have used in the same or a similar situation.

You can see that ruling that FATA applies to UVA would, by deviating from precedent, potentially change the scope of a long list of laws long understood to not apply to state agencies because of not being explicitly listed...

Press release excerpt: «The works in this exhibition evoke this phenomenon by deviating from the standard rectilinear format of the frame and defying succinct categorization as paintings.

By deviating from their normal practice their approach to this medium laden with history becomes profoundly personal and intuitive.

The equally weighted country index was the clear outlier, demonstrating that at least as far as this time period shows (the only one with comprehensive individual country data available), greater value would have been added (or potentially subtracted) by deviating from index country weights than by deviating from index sector or stock weights.

It's a very slippery slope to blowing out your trading account once you start letting your guard down by deviating from your trading routine and risk management strategy that was working for you before.

[I] t provides information about a fund's potential for beating its benchmark index — after all, an active manager can only add value relative to the index by deviating from it.

«Shors infuses the story with fascinating information about the ancient temple of Angkor Wat and Buddhist and Hindu cultures, but he often loses focus - and the interest of the reader - by deviating from the plot and providing entirely too much detail.»

By deviating from sound scientific principles they have caused serious damage to the climate change debate.

Zimbabwe president, Robert Mugabe, took a very bold position during his address to the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) by deviating from his prepared speech to tell world leaders that the people of Africa «are not gay.»

If a supplier invalidates those claims by deviating from regulations, it can spell disaster for the brand.

Although the problem of the provincial converts, the mawali, was solved by the disappearance of the tribal structure, the problem of the protected persons, the zimmi, has been solved in the Muslim states of modern times simply by deviating from the practice of old Islamic society.

I don't try to add temporary excitement to a dull market by deviating from our investment approach.

I've learned that you simply can not get ahead in the trading world by deviating from what you know is the right thing to do.

By deviating from a business model that isn't solely focused on generating revenue, Hodak actively uses her business savvy to assist those in need:

Not exact matches

The many ETFs, which are by nature more tradeable than traditional index funds, can lead investors to unnecessarily deviate from simple buy - and - hold behavior.

By virtue of their self - awareness, humble CEOs can be expected to issue more realistic expectations that may deviate from collective overoptimism.

«Considering online platforms «key gatekeepers» deviates greatly from the progressive thoughts put forward by the Commission in its platform communication in 2016,» EDiMA said in a statement.

In specific examples, the CAC criticized one platform that failed to censor articles that «seriously deviated from socialist values» by saying China benefited from U.S. assistance during conflicts with Japan during World War II.

That's because inequality — measured by the extent to which the distribution of income within a country deviates from perfect equality — is bad for business.

Rebalancing can be done periodically — say, annually or quarterly — or whenever allocations deviate from the desired mix by some set amount.

Growing concerns about these risks would likely to be taken by the markets as evidence that the Fed will not deviate from its plan to raise rates gradually.

There are certainly some periods when actual 10 - year returns have deviated from the estimates implied by fundamentals (normalized earnings, forward earnings, revenues, book values, dividends).

Teilhard, of course, was suspected by some of deviating from Christian orthodoxy, and his notion of the «hominization» of the universe has been interpreted» unfairly, I think» as a truly relentless form of anthroprocentrism.

It also would imply that Martin may have been a gang - banger, which would deviate from the rosy picture of him portrayed by much of the media.

Steps were sure to be taken by the civil magistrates against any individual, church, or minister that deviated from the synod's declarations or advocated something contrary to the generally accepted beliefs or practices.

Deviate from truth by hindu secular ism, ignorant self center ism, and face Mayhem, Karam, wrath of truth absolute GOD.

Said the emperor, «I hear that the chronicles of the emperors, and likewise the original words in possession of the various families, deviate from the exact truth, and are mostly amplified by empty falsehoods.»

If taken by themselves, some of these verses indicate that the apostle deviated from Jesus» example and had a bias against women, and even suggested that women should be treated as second - class Christians — submissive to their husbands, attired and coifed demurely and silent in church.

so by doing so you have deviated from «inclusiveness» to «exclusiveness» based upon a concept of your views of continuity..

We do not find ourselves permitted by the Word of God, however, to advise a woman to leave her husband, except by force of necessity; and we do not understand this force to be operative when a husband behaves roughly and uses threats to his wife, nor even when he beats her, but when there is imminent peril to her life... [W] e... exhort her to bear with patience the cross which God has seen fit to place upon her; and meanwhile not to deviate from the duty which she has before God to please her husband, but to be faithful whatever happens [«Letter From Calvin to an Unknown Woman,» June 4, 1559, Calvini Opera, XVII, col. 539, in P. E. Hughes, editor, The Register of the Company of Pastors of Geneva in the Time of Calvin (Eerdmans, 1966), pp. 344 - 3from the duty which she has before God to please her husband, but to be faithful whatever happens [«Letter From Calvin to an Unknown Woman,» June 4, 1559, Calvini Opera, XVII, col. 539, in P. E. Hughes, editor, The Register of the Company of Pastors of Geneva in the Time of Calvin (Eerdmans, 1966), pp. 344 - 3From Calvin to an Unknown Woman,» June 4, 1559, Calvini Opera, XVII, col. 539, in P. E. Hughes, editor, The Register of the Company of Pastors of Geneva in the Time of Calvin (Eerdmans, 1966), pp. 344 - 345].

Such conflicts provoke renewed inquiry into the Koran's puzzling and apparently contradictory attitudes toward Christians and Jews, the «People of the Book»: Muslims are told in the same surah («The Table»), virtually in the same breath, that Christians and Jews will attain salvation by following their own religion, but that if they deviate from true Koranic doctrine they are subject to earthly punishment and eternal damnation.

Normal 1 a: according with, constituting, or not deviating from a norm, rule, or principle b: conforming to a type, standard, or regular pattern 2: occurring naturally and not because of disease, inoculation, or any experimental treatment 3 a: of, relating to, or characterized by average intelligence or development

As far as a Muslim is concerned, deviating from Islamic faith is regarded as an offense, which could be punishable even by death.

What is notable about them is that they lead us to acknowledge that scientific work is energized throughout by a faith or trust that truth is worth pursuing, by a faith that it is worthwhile joining with others in an effort to uncover the facts about the world, and by the belief that it is wrong to deviate from a method that brings us to the truth.

The universe is always capable of deviating from the patterns offered by our postulated ordering principle.

Because we so frequently judge others by our own standards, those who obviously deviate from them appear to be seriously deviant.

Patterns of physico - chemical activity, for example, may never deviate from strict routines, but the harnessing of these invariable patterns by higher dimensions into animate or conscious organic structures is precarious.

I deviate from the standard opinion, and in my dissertation I defend not only the possibility but also the desirability of Whitehead's implicit conception that a (not completely) specific initial aim can be envisaged and can be provided by God's primordial nature without the help of God's consequent nature (RWT).

At this stage I deviated from the recipe by filling each ball with a filling made of ground beef, onions and potatoes.

I also deviated from the recipe a bit by seasoning the shrimp with smoked paprika, salt and pepper.

By the mid 1800's pound cake recipes began to deviate slightly from the original formula to make a lighter cake.

Start by creating a schedule for your baby that has him / her eating every two and half to three hours during the day and don't deviate from that schedule.

In my Words by the Handful classes, we frequently deviate from the suggested age range.

«In sum, it beats our imagination that Governor Chime, a senior counsel, who is at the twilight of his administration should deviate from due process and rule of law, by requesting for N11 billion loan, in less than transparent manner», the statement added.

He added that he was hounded by the military junta under the late dictator, Gen. Sani Abacha, while he was a member of the National Democratic Coalition, yet he never deviated from fighting for the cause of the masses.

Kudos must go to all (Ayodele Fayose, the «OurMumuDonDo» group led by Charly Boy and the protesters in London) those who deviated from the norm of culturalising / spiritualising the ill - health of the President.