Sentences with phrase «by your decisions in»

«We are disappointed by this decision in context of strong performance and good service we have delivered,» Keith Skeoch and Martin Gilbert, Standard Life Aberdeen's co-chief executives, said in a statement announcing the review.

He understood the issues, but failed to act in his first seven years — violating Welch's maxim that new CEOs are judged by their decisions in their first ninety days.

But her authority was dented by her decision in 2015 to commit Germany to an open - door policy on migration, resulting in an influx of more than one million people.

This makes sense of Hartshorne's contention in his chapter «Abstraction the Question of Nominalism,» that the novel forms emergent in a creative event are not determinate before the event but become determinate by decision in the event; to deny this is to deny any real meaning to creativity.

Claimants were further bolstered by the decision in Law Society v Sephton & Co. & Ors [2006] UKHL 22, [2006] All ER (D) 123 (May).

The American position, so they explain, is unforgiving and typified by the decision in United States v. Miller in which the United States Supreme Court held that an individual's bank records did not warrant 4th Amendment protection, in part, because they were accessible to bank employees «in the ordinary course of business.»

Further momentum was provided by the decision in September of global litigation finance firm Therium to partner with Jausas to deal with a rapidly growing portfolio of wind and solar claimants.

See Bowen v. Roy, 476 U. S., at 706 - 707; id., at 705, n. 15; Yoder, 406 U. S., at 218; see also McDaniel v. Paty, 435 U. S., at 628, n. 8 (noting cases in which courts considered claims for exemptions from general criminal prohibitions, cases the Court thought were «illustrative of the general nature of free - exercise protections and the delicate balancing required by our decisions in [Sherbert and Yoder,] when an important state interest is shown»).

The case has been followed in England at fi rst instance in Perry v Day... and referred to without enthusiasm by the Court of Appeal in Day v Cook... and Gardner v Parker... But in all these cases the court was bound by the decision in Giles v Rhind.

By its decision in McDonald, the Court of Appeal has provided a degree of certainty as to the position of human rights arguments as defences to residential possession claims brought in the private sphere.

The judge considered that he was bound by the decision in Dzgoev so that even where evidence was presented which undermined the assurance given by the requesting state (in this case first - hand expert evidence as to the relevant prison conditions), he was bound to take the assurance at face value.

The restraint exercised by the court in matters of interim relief is demonstrated by the decision in Euroil Ltd v Cameroon Offshore Petroleum SARL [2014] EWHC 52 (Comm).

Part 36 will be amended to remove the doubts as to the award of costs where an offer is beaten, introduced by the decision in Carver.

The Court's «empirical turn,» most recently exemplified by its decision in R. v. Smith, 2015 SCC 34, which relied on research regarding the therapeutic effects of various forms of medical marijuana, has not exactly followed a consistent trajectory.

The availability of rectification to cure unintended consequences was curtailed by the decisions in Jean Coutu and Fairmont, but not eliminated.

By his decision in AXA Insurance Limited v Akther & Darby Solicitors & Ors [2009] EWHC 635 (Comm), [2009] All ER (D) 285 (Mar), Mr Justice Flaux has reduced some of the uncertainties caused by Law Society v Sephton [2006] 2 AC 543 as to when actual damage is suffered in tort.

Use this self - confidence to your advantage by standing by your decisions in any aspect of your career and becoming a resource for others within your industry.

The extent to which a bundle of rights approach limits the recognition of contemporary Aboriginal practices concerned with heritage protection is illustrated by the decision in the Yorta Yorta case.

Not exact matches

By focusing on outcomes for Canadians and making evidence - based decisions that are anchored in meaningful data and indicators, the Government is moving to a culture of measurement and impact, and is putting in place the tools to deliver on priorities, align resources to programs and activities that deliver real value for Canadians, and provide meaningful information to Canadians and Parliament.

Especially if you work in a building where you can't open a window, the air around you could be a drag on productivity, decreasing your decision - making skills by 50 percent or more.

When an employee makes a great decision, say thanks by giving her the latitude to make more — and more important — decisions in the future.

They accomplish that by encouraging new businesses to locate in their area, and to do that, they've gathered all the statistics and information you'll need to make a decision.

But in December lead proponent Petronas pushed back its final investment decision by as much as a year.

As for General Motors and Ford, their plans were set in motion before Trump was elected, and the companies said the decisions were not influenced by politics but by market forces.

This group includes wafflers who either don't have a lot of confidence in their decision making and hope by putting off choosing others might decide for them, or those who enjoy the feeling of being able to stand in judgment of others without committing to any course of action themselves.

WASHINGTON, May 1 - A District of Columbia federal judge dismissed a lawsuit brought by state bank regulators against the U.S. District Judge Dabney Friedrich wrote in her decision tossing out the case, issued late on Monday.

The swap was made possible by Bank of America's decision in June to boost its dividend 60 %, after the Charlotte, North Carolina - based lender passed a Federal Reserve «stress test» of its ability to navigate tough markets.

He added: «In reporting the news, the SCMP will be objective, accurate and fair... day - to - day editorial decisions will be driven by editors in the newsroom, not in the corporate boardroom.&raquIn reporting the news, the SCMP will be objective, accurate and fair... day - to - day editorial decisions will be driven by editors in the newsroom, not in the corporate boardroom.&raquin the newsroom, not in the corporate boardroom.&raquin the corporate boardroom.»

The decision by SXSW earned it a lot of bad PR and almost lost the show some of its high - profile media partners like Buzzfeed and Vox Media in the process, which said the decision bordered on censorship.

The two - page document, marked «Top Secret,» mentions a draft decision paper that focuses on the «relative merits of retaining [deleted in document] as a high - priority secret national security installation versus the merits of the NASA belief that there would be domestic and foreign problems created by withholding the photograph.»

And the Viacom CEO is caught in a Catch - 22 of his own making: Earlier this year, he maintained in a court case launched by the billionaire's former girlfriend that Redstone was fully capable of making decisions.

A column in the Guardian said that the Independent was «killed by the Internet,» but Lebedev said the decision to shut down the paper's print operation was the only possible move the company could make given the decline of print and print - advertising revenue.

The company seeks to solve the whole issue of customer centricity and leveraging data in the making decisions about customers, and is fueled by Argyros» dedicated to continued innovation.

Clark Packard, a trade policy expert at the R Street Institute in Washington, described Trump's decision as «regrettable,» warning that more jobs will be jeopardized by the tariffs «than could possibly be saved by bailing out the bankrupt companies.»

In his own memo, Allbritton opened by talking about how, «A decade ago, early in 2006, I made a decision to start a new newspaper focused on Capitol Hill.&raquIn his own memo, Allbritton opened by talking about how, «A decade ago, early in 2006, I made a decision to start a new newspaper focused on Capitol Hill.&raquin 2006, I made a decision to start a new newspaper focused on Capitol Hill.»

Where big corporations generally have layers and layers of corporate bureaucracy to wade through, not to mention the livelihoods of thousands of employees in their hands, and many stock and stake holders to answer to, smaller companies have always had the advantage of being able to pivot fast by making quick decisions.

The crash in 1989 was also precipitated by the Bank of Canada's decision to rapidly raise interest rates.

Brent crude futures were down 49 cents at $ 73.57 a barrel by 0911 GMT, while U.S. «Underlying sentiment is bullish... we've got an important decision from Trump coming up in May and we have OPEC potentially trying to» overtighten'the market,» Saxo Bank senior manager Ole Hansen said.

However, any employer who is considering seeking out a helping hand from a third party so that they can streamline their workplace processes have been urged by Chris Runckel, the president of Runckel & Associates in Portland, Oregon, to not rush into the decision.

The decision by the Reserve Bank of India came close on the heels of weak investor interest in two recent auctions that led to a spike in sovereign debt yields.

Cohen says they also quickly come to appreciate Gould's whole - hearted embrace of technology, as demonstrated by his controversial decision in the 1960s to focus exclusively on studio recording.

Delta's other trade victory came on Friday, when, in a surprise decision, the U.S. International Trade Commission ruled against Boeing in a bitter trade battle in which the Chicago - based company said its business was harmed by trade practices of its Canadian rival Bombardier.

The decision by the Reserve Bank of India, announced late on Friday, came close on the heels of weak investor interest in two recent auctions that led to a spike in sovereign debt yields.

The case, which was first brought in April by USTelecom, a trade group representing broadband providers, has since been joined by AT&T, Centurylink, CTIA, the wireless phone industry association, and Wireless Internet Service Providers Association, who have asked for a partial stay of the decision.

But when people live in a constant state of fight or flight that's triggered by all the things they're trying to squeeze into a week, this can lead to really poor decisions and life - threatening health problems.

The Morgan Stanley presentation was requested by Founders and Board to have options for review and informed the decision - making process for all — and everyone agreed with the decision that the company would not go public in 2018.»

Commissioner Neil Chatterjee, who has pushed for immediate aid to struggling coal and nuclear plants, signed off on the order and said in an opinion that he expected the decision to be «only the first step in a more systematic effort by the Commission» to address resilience.

Based on the concept that the test is then «needed,» testing only once someone is already sick results in costly outcomes and limits individuals from fully taking ownership of their own health, in a world in which so much of our healthcare costs and outcomes are driven by lifestyle related decisions.

Wheeler's decision also flies in the face of a legal precedent set by the Supreme Court in 2005, notes Downes.

What if the family is against your decision, and they are not bothered by mixing in this business concern?