Sentences with phrase «nothing against suits»

Andy: nothing against suits... just the same thing OVER AND OVER AND OVER again 8)

Not exact matches

OG — Nothing against the Frenchman but his style of play is not suited to the style of beautiful footbally Arsenal should be playing.

I have nothing against Ospina as I really liked how he saved our points many times last season, but ideally, Szczesny suits Arsenal better.

Silver's attorney suggested that Taub's referrals — which were to a number of firms in addition to Weitz — were done in the most altruistic manner, and noted that he'd fought to retain his tenured position at Columbia despite being removed in the wake of Silver's arrest, because — as he said in his suit against the university that brought a temporary injunction against the school — he believed he had done nothing wrong.

The case is one in a wave of recent suits brought against media and entertainment companies that pay little or nothing for internships.

To me, nothing looks better against a golden tan than a crisp white suit.

Nothing against the system whatsoever, the Switch just suits me better.

The trial and subsequent proceedings have not gone well for the tech giant, with Apple's attorneys openly stating that this amounts to nothing more than a witch hunt and that the judge presiding over the suits has agenda against Apple.

Armed with nothing but thrift store suits, the Yes Men impersonate big - time corporate evildoers in order to draw attention to their crimes against humanity and the environment, helping to raise awareness and build public pressure...

Armed with nothing but thrift store suits, the Yes Men impersonate big - time corporate evildoers in order to draw attention to their crimes against humanity and the environment, helping to raise awareness and build public pressure for change.

There is nothing you can legally do to prevent being accused - only principles which protect the innocent against conviction (e.g., presumption of innocence) and means for being made whole (e.g., civil suits).

With respect to the statement of claim, Howard Levitt wrote in The Financial Post that «Jian Ghomeshi's $ 50 - million lawsuit against the CBC has everything to do with strategy and PR — but nothing to do with legal entitlement,» going on to argue that the damages claimed were out of all proportion to anything that Ghomeshi could hope to recover and, in any event, the «suit will almost certainly be quickly struck down by the courts without Ghomeshi recovering a penny.»