Sentences with phrase «irrelevant factors»

The concept of «equal opportunity» originated in hiring practices intended to choose the most qualified candidate regardless of irrelevant factors, such as race, religion, or relatives.

While discussing what's important to the hiring manager or recruiter is beneficial, discussing irrelevant factors can lose you a job opportunity.

Focusing on Irrelevant Factors Given that so many borrowers look to a single lender when shopping for a mortgage, it's not surprising the CFPB found that many borrowers often pick lenders based on geographic proximity, a pre-existing financial relationship, or other factors, like reputation, that may not be relevant to the loan's total cost.

The court confirmed that s. 58 of the Administrative Tribunals Act applied to the HPRB, such that a court would not interfere with findings of fact or law, or an exercise of discretion by the HPRB, unless patently unreasonable, e.g., where discretion is exercised arbitrarily or in bad faith, for an improper purpose, based on entirely or predominantly irrelevant factors, or fails to account for statutory requirements.

Issues behind the scenes, money etc are all irrelevant factors as we have now seen that he simply does not understand modern football and persists with pointless formations and can not motivate or coach his players

Uniqueness and creativity are irrelevant factors rather than having been tied in with the overall game design.

All your talk about ideal gas laws and what temperature the CO2 is emitted at are just irrelevant factors that are obscuring this fundamental fact.

In an influential paper published in Nature in 1990, Jones argued urbanization was a minor, basically irrelevant factor.

Separating the correct test from irrelevant factors is where Pepper adds additional clarity:

Hence, it is overreaching to claim that the ban on s by the two social media giants or any other irrelevant factor led to the decline of the price of bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.

[48] The court did confirm, however, an HPRB exercise of discretion will be patently unreasonable if it is (a) exercised arbitrarily or in bad faith, (b) exercised for an improper purpose, (c) based entirely or predominantly on irrelevant factors, or (d) fails to take statutory requirements into account.

When lawmakers arrive in Albany to start up the second half of the legislative session, they should ensure that irrelevant factors are not used in auto insurance rates.

Age is an irrelevant factor in this kind of relationship.

There may be other stable but irrelevant factors that are responsible for the consistency, but remain unobserved.

It's an irrelevant factor.

In its judgment, the Court stated that family members can not be required to prove that they have searched for a job in the country of origin and that whether they will eventually manage to find employment in the host Member State is an irrelevant factor with regards to the interpretation of «dependant».

Here, the parties accepted that there was an implied term that VPMC must take into account relevant considerations, and ignore any irrelevant factors.

While the information contained in the PSR may well have supported the probationary sentence imposed, we can not determine from the judge's comments at sentencing how much weight was given to the permissible and relevant sentencing factors compared to the impermissible and irrelevant factors.

The irrelevant factors considered by the arbitrator included...

An arbitrator's decision reinstating the grievor had relied on irrelevant factors and therefore fell outside the range of possible defensible outcomes.

HHJ McMullen held that, in reaching this decision, the judge had considered irrelevant factors, including the reasonableness of the employer's belief that she was not entitled to work, and the risk that the employer would be exposed to criminal penalties if it was found to have employed workers without the right to remain in the UK.

the Trial Judge considered an irrelevant factor in assessing damages for loss of use: that the appellant had an alternative vehicle available for transportation purposes.

The Court of Appeal doubled the notice period and damages once this irrelevant factor was properly removed.

You don't understand how propaganda and misinformation work if you think it's an irrelevant factor.