Sentences with phrase «get in trouble for»

This is exactly the kind of shenannagans I get in trouble for around here with my bestie

I would hate to see you get in trouble for this.

«Explain that no one will get in trouble for acknowledging their own shortcomings or even pointing out those of others.

so that means, for example, that an agent can get in trouble for referring a client to another office??? and get a kickback (a referral)??

When you say service dogs must be certified and verified, maybe they do in your state, but be careful as not only is that not applicable in many states, but a landlord can get in trouble for even asking for certification.

A noncustodial parent can't get in trouble for nonpayment of support until a divorce decree is issued by the court, legally obligating him to pay child support.

Someone's gonna get in trouble for that one.

You may even do so yourself, even though you know it's something you could get in trouble for.

Yet it also means a bank could get in trouble for offering clients a bitcoin that was previously used to buy drugs on the darknet, or do any transaction with an unidentified party.

Look at how a member of the House beat up a member of the Senate, and then didn't get in any trouble for it.

He also witnessed many investors and developers get in trouble for very preventable mistakes.

Indeed, public servants can get in trouble for taking a free lunch (suggesting again, none such phenomena exists...).

Can I get in trouble for that?

«I mean, it's so hard to sit there and think that I have to get in trouble for something that I didn't do.

Can we get in any trouble for this?

Can I get in any trouble for that?

The risk that employers could get in trouble for ideas otherwise imputable to them was considered a valid reason for such disclaimers.

The question was whether the OP can get in trouble for giving advice on a tax form, and not whether the restaurant owner is legally or morally right or wrong.

I think that what you would do is get out in front... Well, the problem is most people that say that they do marijuana law, for example, if you look at... I won't name names because I get in trouble for that, but there are people who are out in front media wise and on the web as marijuana attorneys.

Can I get in any trouble for this?

The cops discovered my ill - fated effort — will I get in trouble for this?

Can I get in trouble for this?

We know why lawyers actually get in trouble for not communicating with clients.

In Soviet Russia, KGB operatives often told dissidents to shut up or they would get in trouble for slandering the government.

«I'll probably get in trouble for making this statement, but I am probably convinced right now that there would be fewer whales killed if we didn't have the commercial moratorium,» he told BBC News immediately after the meeting ended.

Reading this post reminded me how women call the shots at comedy clubs too: Whenever a couple is on a date at the club, the guy always makes sure his girl is laughing first before he laughs; he doesn't want to get in trouble for laughing at something «inappropriate».

You're not going to get in trouble for it.

The hook seems to be that you can leer at schoolgirls, and the «lesson» is that you won't get in trouble for it.

I think a PC game can be «console - y» and it's intended as a compliment, but I get in trouble for saying it.»

There are times when he brings stuff to me and is like «will we get in trouble for this?»

@georgeenoob are you a mod on this site because i have looked at all your comments on here and they are ALL h8ing on Sony and praising MS i have seen people banned for stating facts about sony on here but you state bullshit about MS all the time and never get in trouble for it why is that?

«The owners were trying to comply with the law and not get in trouble for having their dogs loose, but now they have dogs who were used to being able to roam free,» he said.

So I'm not saying that it's not a worthy cause, and that it shouldn't be done — because I don't care that much for stray animals either — but I think you've put yourself in a very difficult position by doing something like that, so I'm not going to arrest you for it, but I just think you need to think about what you're doing and how you potentially get yourself in trouble for doing it.

I am afraid if I start bringing them in to be fixed, I will get in trouble for having too many cats and they will be taken away from me.

Concerning whether a person could get in trouble for calling 911 with pet medical emergencies, Mr. Baxter said he or she would not per se get in trouble for an honest mistake, but added if that person routinely or intentionally calls with those situations, he or she could be prosecuted as that may be considered a crime.

Because of that contradiction, and to answer your question as to whether you can get in trouble for calling 911 if your animal is choking, I decided to contact Mr. Terry Baxter, the Interim Director of the City of Tulsa 911 Public Safety Communications.

Because it's in your name and you actively caused every transaction to occur, not only do you have few resources to get your money back, but you are, in fact, committing fraud and you can get in trouble for it!

You won't get in trouble for giving him cash, however you should be worried because any «reputable» person providing any type of service / product will provide a receipt regardless of payment type.

According to AAA, 84 percent of teens surveyed said their friends would be more likely to get behind the wheel after drinking than to call home for a ride (if they believed they'd get in trouble for using alcohol).

Just make sure you fill your boss in so you don't get in trouble for watching YouTube cat videos on the clock.

When student loan money is spent on something other than college or education - related expenses (room, board, books, supplies, etc.), the legal community says students might get themselves in trouble for making the splurge.

I would hope that your employer has a system in place to prevent an over contribution, as the employer can get in trouble for this.

But can you get in trouble for doing the opposite and paying your card too often?

It's $ 20 a month, and I will probably get in trouble for saying this, but I've known authors who have shared a subscription and split costs.

It is in the parking lot of the apartments I live in and I need to get rid of it before I get in trouble for having too many vehicles.

The teacher would probably like to thank you, if she didn't get in trouble for being on your side.

RI: I always get in trouble for this line, but I'll say it: spending 34 years dealing with ten - year - olds has prepared me to deal with many people in Albany.

He also elevated their social status because if you pick on someone considered an outcast and get in trouble for it, it only makes you «cooler» in the eyes of your peers.

«It's a game that you can play in school and not get in trouble for playing it during school,» she says.

I've been told that I'm a good listener and easy to talk to, but I have been known to get in trouble for speaking my mind.