Sentences with word «distinguishing»

Morrison, for his part, sees facilitation payments as dangerous because there's never been a numerical threshold distinguishing them from bribes.

If you're unsure about the proper designation, be sure to review the IRS website, as well as the Department of Labor websites at the federal and state levels, particularly their materials on distinguishing independent contractors from employees, and check your designations with your accountant and / or labor lawyer.

Distinguishing the differences between a financial advisor and a fiduciary can be difficult.

The challenge, says Cambridge Consultants» Nathan Wrench, is to overcome the uncertainty when handling something — which humans deal with unconsciously: figuring out its shape and location and how hard to grip it, and distinguishing one object from another.

But Pai's fixation with his «weed - whackers» means he's incapable of distinguishing between good regulations and bad ones, or recognizing that the free market that so informs his thinking doesn't even exist when it comes to Internet services.

Distinguishing between independent contractors and employees properly means covering all your bases.

Marketing is the distinguishing, unique function of the business.»

Aequitas brought its trading platform to market by strongly distinguishing it from the TMX Group, and is likewise doing the same for its listings business.

Voting preferences highlight one of the few distinguishing factors of residents here.

This person may have trouble distinguishing truth from reality; suffer from hallucinations and delusions (false beliefs).

DISTINGUISHING between employees and independent contractors is a constant concern for all business.The difficulty in this area is that it does not matter what the contract says.

Executive coach Sally Hogshead says the key to distinguishing yourself from the pack is in becoming «more of who you already are.»

You can get it by earning billions of dollars, or collecting academic degrees — distinguishing yourself with a master's or a PhD.

Weideman earned the job by distinguishing himself as a go - to fixer for Tim Geithner, so he knows how to handle an emergency.

American said on Tuesday that U.S. carriers themselves operate flights between New York and Milan, distinguishing that route from those they do not serve where U.S. employees have no choice but to fly on foreign partners.

The 1,700 - outlet chain has grown quickly since it opened in 1993 with a single location, distinguishing itself from typical fast - food restaurants by touting its use of healthy and high - quality fresh ingredients in its menu of burritos, tacos and salads.

(One of Reddit's distinguishing features is that users generate the site's content themselves.)

One distinguishing factor of the EMBA is the six major consulting projects that take place.

That collegial atmosphere served the Montreal - based firm well, distinguishing it from its competitors and helping it attract a diverse roster of lawyers in a city divided on linguistic lines.

But by distinguishing itself as «America's Most Convenient Bank,» TD saw a 22 % jump in U.S. revenue last quarter alone compared with 2012.

The strongest distinguishing characteristic of introverts is their energy source: Introverts draw energy from their internal world of ideas, emotions, and impressions.

If Target failed to cater to regional and cultural differences, it's also done a poor job of distinguishing itself in the marketplace, says Mario Pilozzi, former CEO of Walmart Canada and the man who presided over the chain's entry into Canada in the mid-1990s.

The key in distinguishing a code of ethics from these other documents is to hit the right level of specificity.

From an iPhone 5 that «changed everything again» by adding half an inch to its screen, to a Motorola Razr whose distinguishing feature was a large battery, the best these new products deserved was an unimpressed yawn.

The fMRI images of the subjects» brains revealed that, when exhausted, they were terrible at distinguishing friendly faces from threatening ones.

On the sidelines of STEP 2018, Noon Senior Brand Director Christian Eid discusses the enterprise's scaling strategy, how they go about distinguishing themselves from competitors, and his tips to start...

Liquidity and solvency became the key terms of the financial crisis, and it is worth revisiting this Paul Krugman column from December 2007 distinguishing the two.

But the company had also agreed to fundamentally alter its business model, distinguishing bonafide distributors from those who signed up to get a wholesale discount on weight - loss products they planned to consume themselves, a group now labeled «preferred members.»

Slingshot, its sophomore effort that launched in June, had one distinguishing feature that saved it from a similar clone status: In order for users to open a message on the service, they had to first «sling» (i.e. return) a message of their own back to the sender.

Time Management One useful time management trick is distinguishing between events and ordinary to - do items.

But carmakers like this approach, because it allows them to control the relationship with the Internet - surfing customer, and make their in - car Internet as a distinguishing feature of the brand.

Your concept should be a means of distinguishing you from your competition and building your niche market.

OPINION: Distinguishing between fact and fantasy, truth and falsehood, logic and emotion are valuable tools in sales, as in life.

2016 was an especially monster year for Disney at the box office distinguishing it from much of Hollywood as the movie studio continues to close ranks around its core franchises, such as Pixar and the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

That's not the case with the Priv, which is full of distinguishing BlackBerry features — some of which are actually useful.

Howard Schultz, Starbucks president and CEO, discusses Starbucks» record quarter and how the company is distinguishing itself from competition in China.

They've also come up with methods of distinguishing their company from competitors.

All sources of income should be treated the same and it's by distinguishing between them that you create distortions.»

That fact distinguishes his case from the probe of the AP, in which the news organization is not the likely target.

«Cuddy distinguishes between two different types of body postures.

Distinguish your local business from national competitors by assuring delivery as late as possible near or on the big day.

Perhaps the best illustration of how Lyft will distinguish itself moving forward lies in the company's thinking surrounding self - driving cars.

Over time you can distinguish what type of notification you have received based on the vibration you feel on your wrist.

And self - efficacy is going to distinguish those who flourish versus flounder.

Arthur Dong is a distinguished teaching professor at Georgetown University's McDonough School of Business.

But they also apparently have advanced internal «rumble» haptics, which Nintendo demonstrated by suggesting you'd be able to distinguish between the feel of ice tumbling in a glass (by shaking the Joy - Con), or the altogether different vibrations of someone pouring water into it.

First, you need to analyze your product's features and decide how they distinguish your product from its competitors.

Last year, a machine vision program developed by Stanford researchers was able to distinguish between cancerous and non-cancerous moles with more than 90 percent accuracy, beating out its human dermatologist counterparts — possibly a sign of what's to come in the field of AI.

Here, Tehrani thought, the company could distinguish itself from its peers and make the process of drug development more deliberate, like building a bridge or an airplane.

As part of National Small Business Week, June 17 - 21, the U.S. Small Business Administration will host a series of Google + Hangouts featuring an exciting lineup of social media companies, mentorship organizations and distinguished experts.