Sentences with phrase «common practice of»

Read on to find out why this is common practice of top real estate agents before you get upset when a real estate agent requests a pre-approval letter before showing you homes.

He prodded her to «get on the road» even though she was able to make calls from her home, a common practice of other sales people.

See why this is common practice of top real estate agents before you get upset when a real estate agent requests a pre-approval letter before showing you homes.

I have found this method of working with couples to be far more effective in achieving immediate, sustained, positive change than the more common practice of meeting for a one - hour therapy session, on a weekly basis, over a long period of time.

And a person trying to find housing after a period of incarceration is unlikely to succeed unless he or she is also able to find employment, a task that may prove difficult due to the common practice of potential employers discriminating against applicants who have criminal records.

To end on a musical note, the common practice of surgeons playing their favourite music in the operating theatre may be disruptive and surgeons should think twice about pressing the play button, according to a small study covered by BBC News.

With the increasingly common practice of virtual internships, a winter gig can be the perfect place to start an ongoing position.

The founder also promised that in addition to the common practice of crediting BTC holders with equivalent balances of the new coin (B2X), they would also receive «a proportional number of Satoshi Nakamoto's Bitcoins as a reward for their commitment to progress.»

One common practice of car insurance quote websites is called screen - scraping or web - scraping.

Questions range from common practice of driving a motor vehicle to rules of the road.

As a common practice of non-standard car insurance companies, SafeAuto has an established list of fees that would apply should the insured drivers fail to make payments or need to file a SR22.

Traditionally, the common practice of national courts across the globe has been to avoid any application of international law that would clash with the position of their governments, a deference that helped to insure their executive branches unfettered discretion in external affairs.

This appeal concerned the increasingly common practice of the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) to charge offences under s 329 (1) of the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002 (PCA 2002) as opposed to handling stolen goods under s 22 of the Theft Act 1968 (TA 1968).

An Ontario judge has cast doubt on the common practice of determining estate trustee compensation and legal fees on the basis of fixed percentages.

The Schedule does not permit the common practice of applicants who obtain expert opinions by non-treating doctors, for the sole purpose of presenting them as evidence in the arbitration.

«The keys to successfully litigating these issues for policyholder counsel are: (i) focus on the policy language; (ii) think about what happens if the policyholder wins the liability case; (iii) considering the overwhelmingly common practice of carriers» funding the defense, argue that the burden of dispelling the expectation of coverage is on the carrier to negate defense coverage; and (iv) recognize that while the incurrence of defense costs can be a catastrophic exposure to the policyholder it can also be so for the carrier, meaning that the policyholder must sensitively respond to the equitable force of the insurer's arguments and not simply rely on «punish the drafter» arguments or what the Nabisco court characterized as» «mom and pop» grocery store argument [s]» (unless one has to).

What you describe is commonly called «ghost surgery,» an increasingly common practice of substituting one surgeon for another without a patient's knowledge and consent.

This clever ad campaign that touches on the common practice of attempting to erase one's online history when things don't go so well in real life.

The Court looked to the regulatory regime regarding client identification and the flow of trust funds as well as the common practice of lawyer holding and disbursing funds in trust on behalf of a client.

The common practice of simply picking up the last pleading you filed and using that as a starting point for drafting a new document can (and in my experience, often does) result in filing something with an out of date case style and / or failing to serve a new party.

FOIA requests seeking disclosure of EPA records that could reveal a rigged climate science peer review process — and legal actions under the Information Quality Act seeking correction of resultant data corruption — could compel courts to reconsider their all - too - common practice of deferring to «agency discretion» on scientific and regulatory matters.

Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach On another thread, a poster got me thinking about the common practice of using the El Nino 3.4 Index to remove some of the variability from the historical global average surface temperature record.

As a result, I've followed the common practice of making a rough estimate of global average temperature changes by dividing the Vostok changes in half.

On another thread, a poster got me thinking about the common practice of using the El Nino 3.4 Index to remove some of the variability from the historical global average surface temperature record.

Study reveals that nitrogen fertilizers deplete soil organic carbon Study reveals that nitrogen fertilizers deplete soil organic carbon University of Illinois at Urbana - Champaign October 30, 2007 The common practice of...

We are not referring to the common practice of revising the temperatures of a few recent months that is done by all climate agencies frequently.]

(Ott and Sachs, 200) If this approach were taken the common practice of allowing those who have allowances to bank unused portions of the allowance indefinitely would need to be abandoned.

• Contrary to the common practice of climate modellers and IPCC, here comparisons are made in terms of actual values and not departures from means («anomalies»).

The unrecognized liability of the future cost of remediation, and the common practice of governments to forgive this cost or refuse to enforce the action?

It's a common practice of the AGW faithful to mix up events with mechanisms.

Della Francesca also started the now common practice of using illustrated figures to explain the mathematical concepts, making his treatise easier to understand than Alberti's.

The brand's T - shirts are screen - printed over thrift store finds, a common practice of punk and noise bands.

Although the use of multiple names was a common practice of Japanese artists of the time, the amount of names he used far exceeds that of any other major Japanese artist.

In his canvases, Zhang reflects the government's common practice of painting green on the bottom portions of the wall in the 1960s and 1970s.

It was a common practice of Judd to write notes directly on the press releases, checklists, and ephemera for exhibitions that he reviewed as a critic for Arts, later Arts Magazine.

Finally, Eve Online also did away with the common practice of multiple, split servers.

This should hopefully reduce the regrettably common practice of insta - brigging that occurs when players join a random game, and go some way to combatting the frustrating rise in AFK players - who join a crew to rack up the gold and rep without contributing themselves.

In his book A Different Nature: The Paradoxical World of Zoos and Their Uncertain Future, David Hancocks, an architect and former director of acclaimed zoos in Seattle and Tucson, assails the common practice of placing pink flamingos at entrances to dazzle visitors with an immediate «splash of color and exotica.»

Authors of the academic - leaning tome Cat Wars criticize the common practice of trapping, spaying, and releasing unowned cats and write that «we need to act on all fronts to stem the tide.»

It is a common practice of most shelters and rescue organizations to never adopt out black or white cats during the Halloween season.

It should be noted that due to the rapid recovery of the pediatric patient, the common practice of reducing anesthesia during final stages of the surgery was modified.

It successfully defeated animal protection legislation that would have mandated that shelters not kill animals when non-profit rescue groups are willing to save those animals and which would have prohibited the common practice of killing animals when there are empty cages, a thoroughly reprehensible sheltering protocol which PETA endorses.

Many of you have, rightly, sought to reduce or eliminate vaccinations after reading in various places that the common practice of repeatedly vaccinating your animal throughout her life is neither useful nor safe.

Hot / warm and humid areas have the perfect climate for fleas to survive year - round, so the common practice of stopping flea treatment over winter can lead to problems over summer.

Scruffing is preferable to the common practice of using a spray bottle, which often results in a drenched and angrier cat.

Any way that you accomplish this will be better than the common practice of feeding one brand of processed commercial food for your dog's entire life.

That's the rationale for the common practice of breeding dogs twice 2 days apart.

The quite common practice of euthanizing swimmers is outrageous to me, as it is to most of the good dedicated, established breeders I know.

The word spread, a blood banking and delivery service was born as a part of the laboratory business, and veterinarians were able to get good, safe blood without continuing the common practice of keeping living donor animals on - site in their clinics.

This finding implies that investors who follow the common practice of firing underperforming managers and replacing them with recently outperforming managers tend to lose from such performance chasing.