Sentences with word «eople»
According to Wittenberg, «[p] eople with Antisocial Personality Disorder or features of this disorder often come into contact with the legal system.
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eople with a five - year history of carrying $ 100,000 of bodily injury coverage per person and $ 300,000 per collision (often designated as «BI 100/300» in insurance documents) can expect to pay an average of $ 184 less per year for the same
I lov Gioud, hes not as bad as eople say.
This is because «[p] eople in general, and readers in particular, are very much aware that they are being judged by the recipient based on what they recommend».
Religious eople have to be emotionally unstable to become religious people in the first place.
[P] eople inevitably reach the point of rejecting one another.
Airplanes and passports and new songs and old songs, but eople more than anything else.
With a wide - array of symptoms, it is no wonder that many... eople suffer from food intolerances.
i am me im not like other eople at all im odd and quirky and that makes me cool i study youth work at tafe and love it i also likpe sport and music especially christian hip hop
[p] eople of advanced age do represent a historically disadvantaged group, particularly in the workplace.
According to Holmes, when eying what the government might do to them, «[p] eople want to know under what circumstances and how far they will run the risk of coming against what is so much stronger than themselves, and hence it becomes a business to find out when this danger is to be feared.
Professor James V. McConnell, a psychologist formerly at the University of Michigan found that «[p] eople who smile tend to manage, teach and sell more effectively.»
eople still walk into our office with a basic history of where and when they worked and a short outline of their daily duties.
Student loan debt now stands around $ 1.4 trillion, impacting more than 43 million p eople in the U.S. alone.
the concept of self - determination of peoples is one that envisions an ideal path in the way individuals and groups form societies and their governing institutions... [P] eoples as such, including indigenous peoples with their own organic social and political fabrics, are to be full and equal participants at all levels in the construction and functioning of the governing institutions under which they live.
Bug has relaxed knowing that she is now safe with p eople.
eople are now asking questions that were once only whispers in the hall, people are coming out and speaking openly.»
... [P] eople were so caught up in [the LGBT] part of the law that this snuck under the radar.»