Sentences with phrase «if forced»

I don't have any good ideas about setting a new deadline, but if forced to guess I would say sometime around March 22, when the Admirals Club and US Airways Club finally close their doors to Amex Platinum Cardholders.

If I forced that in to our blog just because it was the popular choice, I'd fail.

However, these animals still require a large area, as the packs are territorial, and can draw down local populations of prey if forced to remain in one place for too long.

Local residents and city officials say they are proud of their Trap - Neuter - Return program. If forced to end it, most of the outdoor cats of Cape May will be trapped and killed. Nationwide, over 70 percent of cats entering shelters are killed; for feral cats, this statistic rises to virtually 100 percent.

If she does not want to do something, she will not and, if forced, she will growl and snap.

These breeds of dog, for example, Border Collie and German Shepherd, do not need to wear a coat and will likely feel uncomfortable and hot if forced to wear one, even on colder days.

The proper thing to do is exactly what you would do if forced to bet in casino: find the game with the best return, get as good as you can at that game, and play just that one game.

You can not maintain, based on current income and expenses, a minimal standard of living, if forced to repay the student loans.

Plaintiff will not be able to maintain, based on her current income and expenses, a minimum standard of living for herself and her dependent if forced to repay the loans;

Most bankruptcy courts have adopted a three - part test to establish undue hardship, known as the Brunner test: (1) inability to maintain a «minimal standard of living» if forced to repay the loans, (2) likelihood that the conditions preventing repayment will persist for most of the repayment period, and (3) «good faith efforts» by the debtor to repay the loans.

First, the debtor must show an inability to maintain a «minimal standard of living... if forced to repay the loans» at current income and expense levels.

1987), requires a debtor to show inability to maintain a «minimal standard of living» if forced to continue loan payments, circumstances that make the current situation likely to persist for much of the repayment period, and «good faith efforts» at repayment.

The Brunner test requires the debtor to make a three - part showing in order to prove undue hardship: (1) that the debtor can not maintain, based on current income and expenses, a «minimal standard» of living for herself and her dependents if forced to repay the loans; (2) that additional circumstances exist indicating that this state of affairs is likely to persist for a significant portion of the repayment period of the student loans; and (3) that the debtor has made good faith efforts to repay the loans.

The Fecek court, following Seventh Circuit precedent, applied the Brunner Test [xv] to determine that with an average net income of just over $ 3,000 a month and monthly payments exceeding $ 2,000 a month, the debtor could not sustain a «minimal standard of living» if forced to satisfy the full monthly loan payment.

There is always a cost, even if forced onto third parties via monetary inflation, or crowding out in the credit markets, even if those costs appear with significant time delays.

If forced to withdraw more from your RRIF than you need to live on, you can pay tax on withdrawals, then move some of the excess funds into your TFSA.

In fact, if you forced me to bet on a market, I'd surprise myself & say... the UK!

Since most student loans won't be discharged in bankruptcy unless the bankruptcy judge determines you would face undue hardship if forced to repay them, make all student loan payments on time and ensure the payments are shown correctly on your credit report.

(1) that the debtor can not, based on current income and expenses, maintain a «minimal» standard of living for herself or her dependants if forced to repay the loans; (2) that this state of affairs is likely to persist for a significant portion of the repayment period of the student loans; and (3) that the debtor has made good faith efforts to repay the loans.

The Judge went on to say, «it is readily apparent that Conniff could not make that payment and support herself and her children with a minimal standard of living if forced to repay the loan.»

(1) That the debtor can not maintain, based on current income and expenses, a minimal standard of living for the debtor and dependents if forced to pay off student loans; (2) that additional circumstances exist indicating that this state of affairs is likely to persist for a significant portion of the repayment period of the student loans; and (3) that the debtor has made good faith efforts to repay the loans.

This option is reserved for taxpayers who would experience «undue hardship» if forced to pay their taxes by the due date.

Many people are concerned how their mortgage loan is affected if forced into a bankruptcy and when someone experiences financial crisis like job loss, medical crisis or business failure, it can become quite difficult for them to repay all of their existing loans or debts.

As long as the wholesale pricing actually is wholesale pricingâ $» as in, the retailers are paying publishers a specific amount per e-book sold no matter what the retailer price isâ $» I have no problem with wholesaler pricing. I actually prefer its precedent to agency pricing, but I fear that the wholesale pricing scheme would end up modified if forced upon retailers, with retailers only paying content providers a percentage of whatever retail price the retailers choose.

But if a forced lowering of the price cuts the revenues from the previously - discussed cash cow significantly, that may not be a net win.

If I forced myself to do it, I felt nauseous.

We can only «hope» that we would choose admirably if forced.

In many ways the fact that today's boy often has a wider range of emotional expression in early childhood, but if forced to suppress emotional awareness later on makes adolescence all the more stressful for boys.

The judge again sides with Asus, saying that the company and other suppliers would suffer if forced to recall its products — estimated at 80,000 shipments to retailers over the next two months.

I hate to choose, but if forced, I'll say Lawrence Durrell.

If forced to name a single educational skill set that all learners should have as part of their coursework, Grauer feels a greater emphasis on real computer science will have the greatest impact on future learners, even going so far as to suggest that knowledge of coding should be taught in public schools, almost as a foreign language.

If forced to live with it, we'd consider reversing the headrest and somehow bolstering it for sufficient neck support — not a great compromise — or look for some other solution like a retrofit headrest, or learn to just deal with it.

It's not quite as spacious as the ES — anyone over about 5 feet 9 is going to be sad if forced to ride in the back seat — but it will commute just as well and is a lot more fun when presented with an empty patch of twisty road.

Voucher advocates — including Nobel Prize - winning economist Milton Friedman — have argued that income should not limit access to good schools, and schools would be more efficient if forced to compete.

Choosing a school would never be as easy as choosing a digital camera from Best Buy, Long conceded, but if we forced schools to make their specs as transparent as a Best Buy product, students might make better decisions.»

In ignoring the neutral responses in our analysis, we assume that those selecting this category, if forced to choose, would distribute themselves in the same proportions as those actually taking a position.

CHANG: I admire Rockwell too much to begrudge him his inevitable victory, though if forced to choose between the «Three Billboards» cops, my vote would go to Harrelson.

Does she really consider herself the perfect fantasy that any man would conjure up if forced?

It's not really a good movie by any large stretch, but it's not that bad either, which for a Seagal film, might actually be the best a non-fan could ever hope for if forced to sit through it.

If forced to hazard a guess, I would reiterate my suspicion that Robin Campillo's AIDS - activist drama «120 Beats Per Minute,» one of the competition's most roundly satisfying emotional experiences, stands the best chance.

Yet if forced to single out anything from one of the year's best movies, it's the sex scene that had everyone at Cannes talking — and has sparked disputes between the director and his stars.

If forced to pick a flaw with Ex Machina, it'd stem from the movie's semi-derivative feel.

If forced to slot the drama into a genre, it's like a boot camp movie, but set in a convent with young women instead of green young soldiers.

The other day while golfing I had a terrible fantasy moment: what would happen if forced to choose between Bill Nighy and Alan Rickman?

Trailer Highlight: N / A Bottom Line: If forced to choose between entering a theater showing «Big Stan» or one with an angry cobra coiled up on every third seat, we'd have to think for awhile before making our decision.

If you forced me to answer under oath, I'd probably select the Stormy Daniels «Update» segment as the «better» one, whatever «better» means in the subjective world of sketch comedy.

It is impossible to describe There Will Be Blood in one word but if forced to, I would say powerful.

But if forced to choose, I'd pick «Made in Dagenham,» opening Nov. 19, as the most must - see film of all.

Best line: Pretty much anything uttered by M. Emmet Walsh, but if forced to pick, I'd have to go with his closing death - cackle, «Well, ma'am, if I see him, I'll sure give him the message.»

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