Sentences with phrase «companies frown upon»

Companies frown upon uninsured periods of time, and may choose not to insure an individual who has gone without being insured for some time.

Some companies frown upon having a mobile phone out on the desk, even schools feel the same way — where this device by SE could provide that vital link to the handset in order to keep informed of what's what.

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Although we frown upon these practices in public companies, in private companies, this actually isn't such a bad idea.

«Many institutional investors already view majority voting as good practice and frown upon companies who have yet to implement,» says Monteiro.

While normally, we would frown upon this, the fat that Moon is a well - respected and trusted company and that they do not make the page confusing for their users makes us forgive this minor inconvenience.

Consequently, most investment funds frown upon such structures, at best tolerate them, and, at worst, have adopted policies of non-investment in these companies.

Family planning needs to be encouraged rather than frowned upon by company owners grasping at justification from the Bible.

Anything else gets frowned upon because so many software companies have set up recruiting databases to automatically import or scan Word resumes.

A premiere factor in your reasoning with the inability to frown and potentially render them useless upon engaging in each others company...

¹ And the results were surprising: it's no longer frowned upon to talk about «taboo» topics like politics when in polite company — even during a first date!

1099 is generally frowned upon because during an audit, both the IRS and States occasionally wave their magic wand and declare the companies have to pay taxes on all 1099 employees as if they were W2.

The mortgage companies or banks typically frown upon accepting credit card payments to meet obligations.

Sorry, but I frown upon those who try bootlegging companies, without being given permission.

While this may be a good thing for the economically savvy customer, this would probably be frowned upon by bigger companies looking to flex their graphical muscles.

Prosecuting a company that distributes electricity and has birds fly in to its power lines is certainly frowned upon, and instead should be swept under the rug to avoid the acknowledgment of any violations made by a church of climatology - approved energy generation facility.

Let them know that as much as you want all your employees to have a good time, it's still a company party that frowns upon inappropriate behavior.

Car insurance companies also frowned upon drivers working commercially and in some cases, personal auto insurance policies were actually canceled once insurance companies found out that the driver worked for Uber or Lyft.

After all, it's quite possible that you may have applied for coverage with one of the many life insurance companies that really «frown» upon folks with Asthma or COPD, you just never know.

Insurance companies reward safety features while they frown upon performance and cosmetic modifications.

Most companies strictly prohibit interoffice relations between direct reports and some even frown upon dating within the same department.

It's unlikely for you to be fired for not attending your company's holiday party, but it could be seriously frowned upon.

Sure, it may be frowned upon to name - drop socially, but when it comes to finding a job, knowing someone at the company who can vouch for you really goes a long way.

Company colleagues or executives may frown upon this because publishing such information could disclose competitive marketplace information.

While you might still receive a request for personal details and a photo when applying for a job with a European company, in the United States, it's actually frowned upon to overshare.

If someone from our then company was seen having coffee next door with a Re / Max agent which couldn't be forbidden but was frowned upon (example), and a LePage agent appeared... that made a GROUP OF THREE... suddenly all talking STOPPED for fear someone in the group would be accused of collusion if mistakenly overheard by another colleague... We were instructed to report (unknown) discussions if collusion was suspected... (1984 — like the book — big brother WAS watching, even back then)... Everything old is new again.