Sentences with phrase «from fault of»

That's not from fault of your own, but simply because there are facets of the recruitment field that you may be unaware.

The challenges may stem from the fault of the policyholders, TPAs or hospitals.

Comprehensive insurance usually covers damage to your vehicle that results from no fault of your own and is not caused by a collision or car accident.

Have you, or someone you love, been injured in an automobile accident resulting from no fault of your own?

Sometimes, however, injury comes from no fault of your own.

There may have been two separate causes but it is enough if one of the causes arose from fault of the defender.

Wrongful death refers to the legal term where a death has resulted from the fault of some other person or entity.

The only unshakably rotten feeling in the series comes from no fault of its own.

Let's say your gym fell apart after two days from no fault of your own.

The Creator is not immune from any faults of the creature that God created.

We are saved from the faults of earth for the fullness of heaven.

Never more evident is the usefulness of our particular congregation than when a community quakes from the faults of ancient ethnic tectonic plates pushing just below the surface of our culture.

However, Lara in the new Tomb Raider is wholly believable and free from the faults of male fantasy and male gaze.

Not exact matches

But from a social point of view, it's hard to fault Starbucks for trying.

Of course, most business leaders were firmly for staying in the EU, so they can't be faulted for their immediate role in the referendum, but according author Umair Haque, writing on the HBR blogs, those who lead the country's companies are very far from blameless.

An apocalyptically - worded story in the latest issue of the New Yorker detailed the devastation that might result from a high - magnitude earthquake along the Cascadia subduction zone, a fault line that runs from Cape Mendocino, Calif., to Vancouver Island, Canada.

Followers do accept requests without complaint, and perform just as well as their counterparts, but the lack of independent thinking and leadership is a major fault when you look at your company from a distance.

«I come from a family that respects the value of money — almost to a fault,» he explained in one post.

The panelists also faulted the Detroit CEOs for their chosen method of transportation (corporate jet) to ask for a bailout from Washington.

It's as if we had spent these endless grueling hours hiking a vertical volcanic summit to the cone, and now, just three steps from viewing the ring fault of the caldera, he says, «I'm gonna take a nap.

While speaking of the Arctic, he said, «We do not doubt for a moment that the rest of the world would find us at fault, and hold us liable, should we fail to ensure adequate protection of that environment from pollution or artificial deterioration.»

Two of those people said Trump raised his voice with his chief of staff, whom he faulted for trying to restrict outside friends from having direct access to him.

The housing collapse certainly was not the fault of the Obama Administration, so it's difficult to blame them for the sharp rise that occurred from 2006 to 2009.

Quite often, entrepreneurs and commercial real estate investor are turned down for traditional loans from banks and similar institutions — usually through no fault of their own.

Meanwhile, in the aftermath of the Atwal embarrassment, Canadian officials were in full damage - control mode, with everyone from the PMO down suggesting the cock - up was someone else's fault.

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The Cupertino giant has been reportedly accused of finding unnecessary faults and demanding repairs from the users before replacing iPhone batteries.

I've had a couple of plants die lately, but I know it's my own fault because I didn't buy them from a Christian nursery.

No matter what kind of idiosyncrasies we've picked up from our parents (and it's probably not as bad as we think — it's just Country music, after all) it's not our parents» fault.

But, of course, the saudis only tell the masses that its america's fault that they are poor and miserable to allow them to keep stealing from their people and keep increasing their wealth.

The world from San Francisco to the Ural Mountains seemed permanently divided into two hostile, ideologically opposed, nuclear - armed camps, along a fault line defined at the end of World War II.

It was that looking at parenting in the «admit your faults» way helped me shift the responsibility from 100 percent in the arms of the parents to a shared responsibility, which for Millennials especially, I think is important.

Its easier to related to Muhammad than to Jesus or Buddha because he never claimed that he was of divine origin, he was as shocked at his revelation as anybody else, he frequently said many times «I'm a man amongst men,» he frequently said «all the good that happens comes from Allah and everything that is not good is my fault,» he's very human and that is what makes him relatable.

As for faults, we have plenty, but happily, they are the faults of imperfect people — most of whom, from my personal experience, are trying to improve.

Maybe you could bring in Christians from another church tradition or from the other side of the world to come and find fault with how your church is accomplishing (or not accomplishing) your mission.

A Christian UKIP councillor from Henley - on - Thames caused outrage, quickly followed by hilarity in January, when he declared that the recent spate of floods and bad weather across Britain were the fault of gay marriage.

Some might see glaring faults from a guy named «Attack of the 50 Foot Magic Underwear» who seems to think he has the facts on his side, when in reality he is just as small - minded and un-educated as the people he professes to be better than.

The fallen condition - which is the root of all disorders - is said to be somewhat of a a felix culpa, a happy fault; the distortions that result from it make us more aware than ever of the giftedness of nature.

The Anglican Church's Thirty - Nine Articles get it right: «Original sin... is the fault and corruption of the nature of every man... whereby man is very far gone from original righteousness....

He Came Down from Heaven suffers from some of the same faults.

Not my fault if I happen to find it a self - evident truth that the sanity of marriage comes from it being a sacrament from God.

The poor is not distinguished there from the rich, Only he who is found free of fault By scale and weight before eternity's lord.

I sure do believe the enemy likes to hurt us, having grown up reading C.S. Lewis I've a stark memorie from my early teens where I nearly gave up in dispare and did myself some serious damage, I could hear this long list of my faults.

Correlatively, understanding God involves growth in one's grasp of the concept «saved,» the capacity to discern one's own, and everything else's, healing and liberation from fault; but that is inseparable from, though not the same as, growth in one's grasp of the concept «free,» a capacity to respond appropriately to that salvation.

Once when, as an adult, I defended myself mildly in answer to Father's letter objecting to my behavior in delaying repayment of a loan from him, no date of repayment having been specified, he replied, referring to his letter, «It was a fault of long - standing: that of overarguing a good case.

Gossip (undermining the good name of another, even if the faults spoken of are true) is one of the most common and most mean - spirited faults against justice: mean - spirited because one takes away from another without any gain to oneself - except the sad satisfaction of giving vent to envy or dislike.

The response to World Vision revealed some major fault lines in the Church, and many of us who grew up evangelical interpreted all the gleeful «farewelling» from evangelical leaders as our final kick out the door.

Women are banned from going to Mount Athos not through of any fault of their own but to protect the monks from any temptations that may arise.

The abuse I've suffered at the hands of church leaders, other Christians, the insane chaos of a church split, being fired from another international ministry for «insubordination», etc., are all not just little episodic blemishes in church life, but revelatory symptoms of deeply serious defects, profound flaws, and continental faults that need immediate and radical treatment.

It doesn't take much spiritual discernment to spot the faults and failings of others, its recognizing our own that requires a little help from the Divine Counselor.