Sentences with phrase «means denied application»

Not exact matches

This is one reason (it is not the only one) why Whitehead refuses to identify «universal» with «eternal object»: «The term «universal» is unfortunate in its application to eternal objects; for it seems to deny, and in fact it was meant to deny, that actual entities also fall within the scope of the principle of relativity.

If a lender says your loan application was denied because of your debt - to - income ratio, that just means your income from your job isn't high enough to offset your debts — from college loans, credit cards, or elsewhere.

A low credit score can mean a traditional lender will deny your application.

If your credit card application is denied, know that being denied simply means you were not a good match for the particular credit card you were applying for at that moment in time.

Consider this: if a bank denied an application for a loan, it means they don't consider the applicant someone who can responsibly pay back their loans.

This could mean the credit card application gets denied, or it could mean a much higher interest rate assigned to the card.

Since lenders check your FICO score from each agency, one bad score can mean the difference between your next application for credit being approved or denied.

This means that many applications are denied for one of several reasons.

This means that if you are otherwise deemed creditworthy by Chase, you should not have your new card application denied due to the 5/24 rule.

The 5/24 rule means that Chase will deny your credit card application if you have had 5 or more credit card accounts opened in the past 24 months.

After all, each credit card application means your future applications for Chase credit cards like the Sapphire Preferred or Southwest credit cards might be denied because they are subject to the 5/24 rule.

Well no one can deny that this so called «cloud» exists... I mean its widely used for for various computer applications now.

A provincial government must justify any law of general application where a limitation imposed is unreasonable; where the legislation imposes an undue hardship, or where the legislation «denies the holders of the right their preferred means of exercising the right».

Just because your local law enforcement agency has denied your permit to carry or permit to purchase application does not necessarily mean you are stuck with their decision.

After the Supreme Court of Canada denied an application for leave to appeal in early February, I revisited Oudin to see if lawyers now know something about its meaning.

Provincial laws of general application, including the Forest Act, should apply unless they are unreasonable, impose a hardship or deny the title holders their preferred means of exercising their rights, and such restrictions can not be justified.

[104] This Court suggested in Sparrow that the following factors will be relevant in determining whether a law of general application results in a meaningful diminution of an Aboriginal right, giving rise to breach: (1) whether the limitation imposed by the legislation is unreasonable; (2) whether the legislation imposes undue hardship; and (3) whether the legislation denies the holders of the right their preferred means of exercising the right (at p. 1112).

It means that where one takes all soldiers, THEN one weeds out those not fit enough to be in the infantry, THEN one takes out those who prefer specialist occupations, THEN one weeds out those groundpounders who do not want the additional challenge and risk of Ranger training THEN one weeds out those whose COs deny their request to go THEN one weeds out those who try but can't make it through the application / admission process, THEN, and only then, do 45 out of a 100 succeed.

Depending on the state and the insurer, owning a blacklisted breed could mean your application is denied.

This is because, if it is discovered, after the fact, that you «materially» misrepresented yourself during the life insurance application process, the insurance company may have a legitimate «cause» for denying your life insurance policy claim after your death (meaning, that you beneficiaries would not be paid a death benefit)!

This means the life insurance company reserves the right to investigate or even deny the death benefit based on the grounds of misrepresentation on the application during the first two years of the policy being in effect.

Today's technology makes it easy to confirm information on an application, which means your application can be denied outright for making false statements.

Not responding to each of these competencies can mean your application will be denied.

This does not necessarily mean that they will deny employment because of it, but it can be a deciding factor when the decision needs to be made between various applications.

Instead of denying the application of self - determination to Indigenous peoples, international debates have moved on and now focus on the content and meaning of self - determination, and particularly on whether it is limited in its application to «internal» situations, i.e. within the fabric of existing states.