Sentences with phrase «don't take orders from»

Salespeople at established organization are often handed warm leads on a daily basis, and their goals are oriented more towards taking orders from existing accounts rather than closing new business.

«The best entrepreneurs will listen to you, but they won't take orders from you.»

I entered a Zen - like trance of pulling forward and moving in reverse, again and again and again, all while taking orders from a very friendly horde of extremely tanned old - timers wearing flip - flops and drinking cocktails out of brightly colored plastic cups.

Slide Fire Solutions said on Tuesday it would shut down its website and stop taking orders from next month for bump stocks.

It leads to a more collaborative and less hierarchical society, since a CEO in civilian life may end up taking orders from a taxi driver in the service, as well as future business partnerships.

And some who have recently seen Tillerson say the former ExxonMobil chief executive — unaccustomed to taking orders from a superior, let alone one as capricious as Trump — also seems to be ready to end his State Department tenure.

Arbitrators have lost their independence — they will now, in effect, take their orders from the Minister of Finance.

So, to recap, human workers at a zoo are now taking orders from orangutans on an app that was designed for them by other human workers.

It's not flip flopping, its taking orders from the LDS church «Prophets».

Now, all they can complain about is that Obama won't take orders from the Pope.

Way back when JFK was the only Catholic candidate, all Republicans could complain about was that Kennedy would be taking orders from the Pope.

While Kennedy faced questions from some voters over whether he would take orders from the pope, that kind of skepticism is virtually unheard of today, Galston says.

But it's all irrelevant, so long as the elected President does not take orders from his church leaders.

Can you imagine the backlash if this article would have been how a Catholic President would take orders from the Pope and have statues of saints all around the White House (shades of 1960) or a Jewish President who would take the oath on a torah while wearing a yurmulke.

In 1960, John F. Kennedy faced questions from some voters concerned he would take orders from the pope.

Although this discussion is not an analysis of Billy Graham, it seems to me the time has come for churches that know better to quit taking orders from the Graham organization.

So the non-believers take their orders from religious extremists?

For instance, if you are trying to gain absolute power, would you allow people to still take orders from the Pope?

He said while religious views shape Mormon politicians on a macro level, there is no evidence Mormon politicians have a «bat phone» to Utah and take orders from the leadership of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter - day Saints, as the church is formally known.

Certainly none of his readers will have trouble differentiating the Good Guys from the Bad guys: the Forces of Evil almost always wear Roman collars or their equivalent (or take orders from those who do), and appear to stay awake nights thinking up new and devilish ways to make life harsh for women.

If the Pope takes his orders from God, and Popes keep changing their positions on social issues, then....

• Line busting & Queue Busting: Using a mobile device in this way increases overall efficiency by giving managers and staff the opportunity to take orders from customers while they are waiting in line during peak hours, and additionally speeds up the check - out process.

Because of its fleet of trucks and refrigerated trailers, it can offer clients specialized customer service, taking orders from customers and delivering products to them within 24 hours.

By Jim Harris A << Action Meat Distributors is regularly open and taking orders from supermarkets, restaurants, processing facilities and other clients throughout Texas.

Or is he taking order from Arsenal manager.

When Dancer's Image arrived to become Dr. Harthill's star patient for the 94th Derby, his instructions from Fuller were to take orders from Lou Cavalaris or, through him, from Assistant Trainer Bob Barnard or Groom Russell Parchen.

Buggs posted his findings on softball message boards, and soon was taking orders from players around the world.

But somebody like Ancelotti won't be up for taking orders from Wenger if he moves «Upstairs» and it's difficult to imagine that Arsene will simply quit and make a clean break.

(n.b. this seems similar to the current state of affairs with the SNP, who are essentially taking orders from the unelected Nicola Sturgeon).

Outlets take orders from the Ministry of Propaganda and its many local branches.

Gowon said if you want to be head of state, come to Lagos so that soldiers could take order from you.

First, the current upstate Repub Senators are completely dominated by LI interests — taking orders from Dirty John Flanagan and being treated like second hand citizens on school funding by corrupt Marcellino.

So the corrupt upstate Senators are the ones who take orders from NYC!

I don't take orders from the likes of you, Smith.

When the residents of her district needed her to step up Kathy Marchione took her orders from the leadership of her conference and betrayed them.

Bob Duffy takes his orders from Cuomo and he'll vote for the GOPers.

«You would agree that the PSC doesn't take orders from the Second Floor?»

Espada got beat up because he was a powerful Latino that did nt take his orders from the blanco establishment.

The brutality came a day after pregnant actress Sharon Tate, wife of filmmaker Roman Polanski, and others were slaughtered by deviants taking orders from Charles Manson.

«Don't let anybody fool you, the Republican conference has been led by Republicans taking their orders from the Trump elite,» he said, referring to President Trump's brand of politics.

«Our respondents used terms such as «difficult,» «uncomfortable,» «awkward,» and «challenging» to describe their feelings when having to issue or take orders from friends.»

In the U.S., this behavioral division follows a genetic one: workers bearing two copies of one form, or allele, of the Gp - 9 gene live in nests governed by a single matriarch, whereas those that have one copy or a pair of a second allele take orders from a female oligarchy.

The pituitary takes its orders from the hypothalamus (also part of the brain).

Not that I was taking orders from someone on what to do... but speaking of things I've been wanting to do - I finally got a youtube channel!

Loves to take orders from a amazing TOP MAN.

I realize he takes his orders from Yates, so all of this can be laid at Yate's feet.

That's who he really took his orders from, anyway.

Young - goon is a «cyborg» who takes orders from an educational radio station and confides in a coffee machine.

The studio here is Capitol Pictures, but it's patterned on MGM, with Mannix taking orders from a Mr. Schenck in New York (that is, Nicholas Schenck).

The Germans share a primitive cabin and take orders from young blowhard supervisor Vincent (Reinhardt Wetrek), who gets increasingly exasperated as the deadline for completion looms, supplies and the payroll run short.