Sentences with phrase «generally penalized»

Younger people and immigrants who don't have decades of credit history are generally penalized by it.

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«Virtual companies generally operate with a more progressive mindset — one that doesn't penalize women or men for seeking time for both work and life, or just for having a different vision of what leadership and professionalism looks like to them,» says BELAY Chief Operating Officer, Tricia Sciortino.

Those pension formulas, devised by state legislatures, generally encourage teachers who are seeking to maximize their lifetime pension payouts to retire in their mid-50s — effectively penalizing them for teaching longer than that, argues an article appearing in the Winter 2008 issue of the magazine Education Next, published by the Hoover Institution at Stanford University.

The approach generally doesn't penalize schools for things beyond their control — students» poverty, English - language ability, previous achievement or other factors commonly used to explain schools» success or failure.

Other bills such as tuition, utility, phone, cable, etc. generally are not lines of credit so they are not reported, but if you fail to pay and they are sent to a collection agency your score will be penalized.

In any case, the unit price generally takes a hit on the announcement of a secondary, and partnerships that engage in serial secondaries often see their unit price penalized for long periods.

While it is true that Google discourages and sometimes penalizes sites for publishing duplicate content, translations generally do not fall into this category of content.

The Supreme Court of Canada, in a 2002 landmark decision, held that governing bodies, such as the provincial law societies, have no jurisdiction generally to sanction or penalize prosecutors for the exercise of their prosecutorial discretion.

(j) the plaintiff's stoicism (as a factor that should not, generally speaking, penalize the plaintiff: Giang v. Clayton, [2005] B.C.J. No. 163, 2005 BCCA 54 (B.C. C.A.)-RRB-.

In practice, because the law penalizes covered entities that don't hop to it on takedown requests but has no penalty for ignoring counter notices, covered entities generally just take stuff down when asked with no requirement of proof.

(j) the plaintiff's stoicism (as a factor that should not, generally speaking, penalize the plaintiff: Giang v. Clayton, [2005] B.C.J. No. 163, 2005 BCCA 54).

In order to avoid being penalized due to drivers license points, motorists generally have the option to enroll into a traffic school course.