Sentences with phrase «called personal effects»

Many car rental companies do allow you to purchase a type of coverage called personal effects coverage.

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Steib has turned his experience — including but not limited to the effect of stress at work — into a blog called The Career Manifesto, as well as into a workshop he hosts at XO Group, which includes a Personal Development Program and Lunch & Learn series, where he shares tips and advice on organization, management, productivity, and any other issues employees would like to explore.

This is a personal call but I try to limit my investments in company that have an out sized negative effect on our planet and its inhabitants.

Throughout the often lengthy years of research and writing, the pressing demands of what Iris Murdoch has called the «fat relentless ego» are perforce suspended, and the intimate details of someone else's personal history — the family albums, dreams, first drafts, travel itineraries — in effect become as significant and vivid as one's own affairs.

Rt Revd Michael Perham has stood down with immediate effect for what his Diocese call «personal reas... More

The results, the researchers say, confirm a growing belief that people are using the Internet as a personal memory bank: the so - called Google effect.

In December 2010, a New York State Law called the «Internet Dating Safety Act» (S5180 - A) went into effect that requires online dating sites with customers in New York State to warn users not to disclose personal information to people they do not know.

Tom Hardy plays a man whose life unravels over the course of one car ride as he juggles a series of phone calls that have massive effects on both his professional and personal life.

«It is not sufficient in an art of pure composition to appeal to sensation: the work of art must evoke a response at a deeper level, the level we now call unconscious; and «the vibrations of the spirit» that then take place are either personal, in that they effect some kind of mental integration, or perhaps supra - personal in that they assume the archetypal patterns into which mankind projects an explanation of its destiny.»

In both chapters of personal bankruptcy, a court order called the Automatic Stay goes into effect to protect you from creditors when you successfully file.

He calls this phenomenon «the Trump effect,» explaining that, similar to how President Donald J. Trump has lowered the level of public discourse by making crude language and personal attacks permissible, lawyers soon will follow suit.

My personal view is that most so called security measures, including CCTV is security theatre that does not have any significant effect on actual security.

According to the travel insurance providers we called, vitamins are part of your personal effects, and if those are stolen and you have adequate baggage coverage, you can receive reimbursement for them along with all of the other stuff stolen from you (up to your policy limit).

It's called being human, and we have a right to feel however we feel about anything that has a personal effect on us.

Individuals call our clinic for a variety of reasons; they may be struggling with relationship or family issues, concerns about eating or drinking patterns, feelings of anxiety, the psychological effects of a physical illness, personal and interpersonal difficulties, depression or stress.