Sentences with phrase «much less award»

CPLR 7501 et seq. similarly sets forth the standards for judicial review of arbitration awards for arbitrations governed by New York State procedures, and similarly limits the court's authority to vacatur of the Award — not a sanction against the attorney, much less an award of treble damages.

But one - way tickets in business at 97,500 or first at 120,000 are comparable to competitors who generally have much less award availability.

But one - way tickets in business at 97,500 or first at 120,000 are comparable to competitors who generally have much less award availability.

Previous teacher evaluation policies didn't differentiate poor teachers from average teachers or great ones — much less award or discipline teachers based on their performance.

Not exact matches

When the stock price plummets because your company underperforms, and you subsequently feel you have to grant a lot more to remain competitive, and then your stock price recovers, your CEO will end up with a lot more award value than the CEO of a competitor whose firm's stock price dropped much less, before also recovering.

They will use their award to help purchase a new wet mill which will process coffee much more efficiently — a current day's production in two hours — using less water.

Verlander might not be the ace he looked like for much of last season when he just missed winning a Cy Young award, but he could still end up being enough of a difference maker that the Brewers benefit by adding him — especially if they grab onto him more like now - ish rather than waiting for the deadline a little less than two weeks (and multiple Verlander starts) from now.

We may have had less chances than them overall, but we clearly had the more dangerous ones (the Jones clearance when he was on all fours, the Rojo last ditch clearance after Ramsey had lobbed over their keeper, De Gea's block to Giroud's toe poke, the non given penalty when Smalling attempted to strip Giroud (incidentallying the same Dean awarded a penalty against Kos for a much less serious foul on Dzeko)-RRB-.

Dell's Plastics - Recycling Program Earns Green Electronics Award Only about 40 percent of used electronics are currently collected for recycling, and much of that is «down - cycled» into materials of lesser quality, but the computer company aims to change that.

Ceylan won this award just six years ago for Three Monkeys, but I'm not convinced the jury will even remember that, much less give it much weight.

Paul, whose career has gone from the dumb (Need for Speed) to the daft (A Long Way Down) since his Emmy Award - winning role in Breaking Bad, finally finds his feet in this neat indie, and his performance as Hollis, while much less meaty, is as engaging and fragile as his Jesse Pinkman.

They might not follow critics or critics» awards and don't know why a «horror» movie is even nominated, much less possibly winning.

We don't know how much the voting body of the HPFA (less than 100) could take into account the fact that the Globes were the first major awards ceremony of the post-Weinstein era, and that the women in the room would be arriving clad in black in solidarity and support for a revolution that was a long time coming.

As the race for the year's most coveted trophies came to a close with this weekend's Oscars ceremony, another much less prestigious awards competition was just getting started.

That split can lead to some controversy (as it did already this year with the characterization of Get Out as a comedy), but it also means that comedies and musicals, which get much less prestigious awards attention than their dramatic cousins, can get a little love, too.

There's simply too much good stuff out there for any film to sweep through awards the way «The Hurt Locker,» «The Social Network» and to a lesser degree «The Artist» did.

Judging actors» careers by the Academy Awards is the wrong way to look at Hollywood; it places too much importance on who wins Oscars and consequently makes the ridiculous pageantry surrounding the Oscar race less fun to follow along with.

The initial attention paid to «Dallas Buyers Club» was for Matthew McConaughey's 40 - pound weight loss in the lead role — but it's his co-star, who lost just as much weight and had less to lose to begin with, who has been reliably winning awards so far.

So while most of these actors are doing just fine, thanks, with their «serious» careers, if the awards and the critical praise and the serious discussions of craft ever lose their charm, they could always go full Nielsen — or, in a much less desirable scenario, full De Niro.

The second, and it's much less impactful, is that any Globe nomination is a PR win for awards season.

While the card's 1 % cash back awards on most spending is definitely less than you would earn with flat rate cash back cards like the Capital One ® Quicksilver ® Cash Rewards Credit Card or Fidelity Investment Rewards, it really doesn't take much spending in the bonus categories to come out ahead overall.

This can be very expensive, yet if a case is heard under the «small claims» system, costs are not awarded (although a judge could decide either side may need to pay for a limited amount of the other party's expenses), making it a much less risky bet.

Why # 10: A few reasons I don't rank this card higher, even though you can earn up to 100K Avios as a signup bonus and the card is not subject to Chase 5/24, are that $ 10K spend is required to earn 75K, $ 20K is required to earn the full 100K bonus, and I find Avios much less valuable than they used to be, due to the various award chart devaluations over the past few years.

If the airline thinks it can sell those seats for cash, it's much less likely to release the seats for cheap mileage redemptions — making award space extremely limited on the most popular travel dates.

The great thing about companion awards is that they're much less expensive than regular award tickets.

Unfortunately, after the devaluation a couple of years ago, Air Canada miles have become much less competitive, and the current Air Canada award chart doesn't offer any great deal compared to United redemption rates.

The recent AA award Fuel surcharge scare allowed us to see the danger in holding miles; overnight they can become worth much, much less.

Remember, even the most expensive Hyatt property only costs 22,000 points for a standard free night award, and some can be had for much less.

Notice that US Airways and AA have the SAME travel costs to Europe, although, US Airways off - peak awards are 5K less and the travel window is much more restrictive.

However, the prices are generally not much less than award tickets, so in most cases, this is a poor value.

This implies that these awards remain unchanged and much less expensive that travel to / from the United States even though a U.S. connection is required.

While one of the award charts did see a major valuation last year — that of Emirates — there are still multiple partner award charts which offer international premium cabin awards for much less than the number of miles that would be required by booking directly with the airlines» own award programs.

Passengers originating in the US will now pay significantly less for Economy Class awards to the UK / Europe from all US destinations (during peak dates) as compared to how much they would have paid at a similar time of year in the past.

That means your Ultimate Rewards points will often go much further with Hyatt Gold Passport because their awards are less expensive.

These awards still have fuel surcharges, but they are usually much less than when booking premium cabin flights on Virgin Atlantic metal.

Since U.S. SkyTeam partner Delta doesn't allow first - class partner awards, there is much less competition for these seats than you would find on other airlines.

Alaska awards cost less and sometimes much less if you are fortunate enough to find availability.

I think it's only a matter of time before more and more programs offer some form of dynamic pricing and it's one of the reasons I've aggressively sought out outsized value on business class and first class awards because five years from now, those awards might be much less obtainable.

More family travel for less money Since my days of flying back and forth between graduate school in New York and seeing friends and family in Texas, to learning how to keep my two young girls connected to their family members spread around the country, I've spent much of the past decade learning the secrets of leveraging rewards earning credit cards, points promotions, airline award charts, travel sales, and otherwise very mundane everyday life tasks and expenses to enable our family to literally travel around the world, sometimes in suites and in first class, for a very greatly reduced cost.

While Alitalia award space intra-Europe is widely available, Delta First Class space is much less available.

Why # 11: A couple reasons I don't rank this card higher, even though you can earn up to 75K Avios as a signup bonus and the card is not subject to Chase 5/24, are that $ 10K spend is required to earn 75K and I find Avios much less valuable than they used to be, due to the various award chart devaluations over the past few years.

Someone redeeming for U.S. domestic flights that are normally inexpensive will typically get much less face value out of the same number of miles or points than someone redeeming for an international first class award ticket, which could have a retail value of $ 20,000 or more.

While the card's 1 % cash back awards on most spending is definitely less than you would earn with flat rate cash back cards like the Capital One ® Quicksilver ® Cash Rewards Credit Card or Fidelity Investment Rewards, it really doesn't take much spending in the bonus categories to come out ahead overall.

Given all of this it's a bit of a wonder how No Man's Sky even got a nomination, much less an actual award.

The median, however, is much lower than the average in both time periods, meaning that most successful plaintiffs are awarded less than the average.

In my experience lawsuits are not consistently a good economic investment at less than $ 75,000 U.S., but in limited jurisdiction courts the process is much cheaper, the vast majority of lawsuits are resolved with defaults, and in any almost any written contract it is possible to insure that the prevailing party will be awarded attorneys» fees and court costs in addition to the damages awarded (this is the default rule in England and many other countries, but not in the U.S.A.).

There is a specialist Information Tribunal, set up under DPA 1998, where procedures are much less formal and costs awards against unsuccessful parties are rare.

If the information on criminal sentencing and damages awards was more standardized and readily available, it would be much easier to run keyword searches for particular terms, and there would be less need for human indexing.

This means that awards in the UK are much lower and therefore quite simply there is less to play for and less financial incentive for claimants, and more importantly their lawyers and costs funders.

The personal injury award following a 25 day trial in this ICBC gets double costs case (Minhas v. Sartor, 2014 BCSC 47) was $ 76,653.00, much less than the $ 3 million sought by the claimant and the $ 275,000 offered by ICBC before trial.