Sentences with phrase «give irrelevant information»

It provides all the necessary details one would look for in a resume but does not use too many words or give irrelevant information.

If you give any irrelevant information, you may lose a chance of qualifying for the interview.

Not exact matches

That also seems to me irrelevant, though I might say that I took my information on the death from an account Hannah wrote and gave me back in 1966.

This doesn't mention proper positioning, doesn't talk about most carriers (only mentions 3 types, and doesn't even give you true information), and leaves out important safety info (while giving you irrelevant info meant to scare).

Professor Bowers said: «Educational neuroscience only tells us what we know already or gives us information that is irrelevant.

It also demonstrates that you respect the learner's time as you are only giving them what they need and not expecting them to digest irrelevant information.

However, the rules around disclosure are changing and from August 2016 insurers will be unable to unfairly reject customers» claims if they've given the wrong information about a part of their policy that is irrelevant to their claim (see the news story: New insurance laws will stop insurers wriggling out of claims).

Miguel: Let's talk about the concept of seductive details... can you give us an example of how investors are trapped by irrelevant information?

The fact that your code is purely client side is irrelevant - you are abusing your authority (given by the web browser) to break into an information network - the fact that you are adding information rather than stealing it is irrelevant.

Be sure that the information you give ICBC is completely accurate, because ICBC will keep a record of any statement or information you provide, and any inaccurate or irrelevant information could potentially be used against you.

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If they find unorganized or irrelevant information, they may not give you further consideration as a candidate for the job.

As judges oversee hundreds of cases and give you very limited time in front of them, if you insist on telling the judge everything that your spouse did wrong during the marriage, he or she may admonish you and even sanction you for continuing to bring up legally irrelevant information.

No financial information is taken at face value, I give 50 % confidence if they show their books, that may go up after examination but often it's irrelevant to me.

Given that Canadians now have increased access to mortgage rate information, mortgage brokers as «rate shoppers» is quickly becoming irrelevant.