Sentences with phrase «murky area»

Even as the tax code goes, this is a particularly murky area.

HTMLawyers» Micah Buchdahl is one of a small handful of ethics lawyers that focuses on issues as they relate to the complicated and murky area of law marketing.

Bellstrom and Kowitt raise a good point in the story — both women's stories unfold where so much of business and deal - making takes place: that murky area outside the 9 - to - 5.

In our occasional series, How Science Is Done, we attempt to show how real scientists, working on real questions, find answers - if not final answers, then suggestive answers that expand our knowledge into hitherto murky areas.

Aside from the $ 500 minimum, these «mandatory minimums» are a very murky area sometimes since I've been able to reduce credit limits for Visa Signature cards well below $ 5,000 before.

Another has been sort of ignored because it doesn't deal with Amazon even though it is yet another example of how some agents are potentially getting into a conflict of interest, or at least a very grey and murky area of fiduciary duty to their clients.

This murky area of cyber warfare will become more of an issue in the coming months, as similar tactics are used not just to get people elected, but to make sure they don't get reelected, or even rehired for positions of importance.

This can be a murky area, and can and does lead to accusations of tapping up, as we recently saw last month with Southampton accusing Liverpool of tapping up over Virgil van Dijk.

In any case the «not exercising their treaty rights» argument is a murky area.

You've heard good, bad, and ugly stories from postdocs as they navigate the murky area between the roles of student and junior faculty, between trainee and professional, and between apprentice and employee, often with the burdens of each role and the benefits of none.

The split between humans and our closest living relatives, chimpanzees, is a murky area in our history.

Higher education is the murkiest area.

But in the range of «low green, red, yellow and orange, unfortunately, that's a murky area.

This is one of the murkiest areas in the process.

The issue has been a murky area of law, he said, given that while the Ontario Pension Benefits Act applies a deemed trust to pension plans, the provision has been given ineffective treatment over the years.

The ruling brings some clarity around the murky area of whether a complaint qualifies as an oppression claim or must proceed as a derivative action.

Lanchester, not a lawyer, makes a sensible and simple proposal for the murky area of legislating government access to private digital information: a digital bill of rights.

The creation of an online court for England and Wales merging tribunal and court jurisdictions will bring a greater degree of transparency to some of the murkier areas of currently different jurisdictions and, indeed, invite some international comparison on our government's efficiency.

It's the murky area of your resume — the skills section.

Custody is one of the murkiest areas of law.

Shopping center developers and investors face enough risks without having to worry about the dangers that can surface in the murky area of title searches.