Sentences with phrase «one's personal advantage»

The government is going to lower taxes on small businesses from 10.5 % to 9 % in 2019, while making sure the small business tax rate is not being used for personal advantage.

As a fiduciary, you can't use the principal for your own personal advantage.

The reward was unlimited income potential and the freedom to manage his or her business to maximum personal advantage.

Marriage of whatever kinds because one of the options that helps achieve this and that one can take personal advantage of.

While this is not a big risk — a user won't gain personal advantage by doing so — it does limit the usefulness of large groups.

He has never sought personal advantage from his giving to the Party.

Wan sees an additional, personal advantage from his participation: getting to know a large number of young scientists in various fields.

Sportsmen refuse to compromise their commitment and obligation to the sport of purebred dogs by injecting personal advantage or consideration into their decisions or behavior.

Moral value is realized in adopting aims for the future that transcend personal advantage.

But he does maintain at least one distinct personal advantage over his more (in) famous opponent: the support of Scarlett Johansson.

«There are companies that deal with all sorts of issues, but that doesn't mean that the CEO can use that mission to her own personal advantage to do whatever she wants, whenever she wants.»

FROM LEFT FIELD Pathetic that Limited Ed thinks he was voted for - in Westminster you vote for personal advantage - perceived or actual.

- Sportsmen spurn any opportunity to take personal advantage of positions offered or bestowed upon them.

What's particularly remarkable is that Ms. Brown was all about playing Mad - Men - like office - sex games, for maximum personal advantage.

- Sportsmen refuse to compromise their commitment and obligation to the sport of purebred dogs by injecting personal advantage or consideration into their decisions or behavior.

«Complexity is always a red flag for self - dealing and personal advantage.»

When an employee with access to trade secrets leaves your company, either because the employee quit or has been fired, he or she could take this information and use it to personal advantage (at your expense).

In fact, nevertheless, most economic thought assumes that people are seeking their personal advantage.

With that said, there are many legitimate professional and personal advantages to having a master's or doctorate degree under your belt, and depending on your ambitions, those could be worth the sacrifice of a lot of time and money.

Education for democratic race relations must go beyond factual instruction; it requires a change of motive, from that of promoting the prerogatives of one's own group to that of serving the right without calculation of personal advantage.

They use the fact to personal advantage.

Some combine the two attitudes in a cynical conformity based on calculation of maximum personal advantage.

The people of the Bible, like any other people, wanted economic security and national prestige, got jealous of foreign groups and often of each other, connived for political or economic or personal advantage.

Rather than concerning themselves with «any long - term concern for the health, indeed, the very preservation, of the Union,» Holt says, representatives of both North and South «made decisions from short - term calculations of partisan, factional, or personal advantage.»

Perhaps he can leverage his international standing to personal advantage and / or humanitarian ends, as have Blair, Gordon Brown, David Miliband, and others.

«I never want to hear that phrase, let the broadest shoulders bear the greatest burden, again «-RRB-, are self - interest career politicians, for whom all ideology is subsumed by the primacy of their personal advantage.

And that — the federal penal code aside — is arguably Silver's most objectionable offense: He turned an entire branch of government to his personal advantage.

In a statement a spokesman for Mr Osborne said: «George has never switched designation for personal advantage.

Proactive aggression refers to physical or verbal behaviour meant to dominate or obtain a personal advantage at the expense of others, whereas reactive aggression is a defensive response to a perceived threat.

Grammars are on the faultline between parents wanting both collective fairness and personal advantage.

All informers are said to be vile collaborators, currying favor, contributing to repression, profiteering, targeting victims, and working the courts for their personal advantage.

If you go online today there are not only countless websites that offer versions of eBooks to download for free, but also numerous sites that will provide advice and guidance on how to exploit these resources to your own personal advantage.

The government is going to lower taxes on small businesses from 10.5 % to 9 % in 2019, while making sure the small business tax rate is not being used for personal advantage.

However, there may be some personal advantage.

The story puts far more focus on the different groups of enemies that have arisen in the anarchy, as well as on the rogue Division agent who plans to use this outbreak and societal breakdown to his own personal advantage.

I think if you remove the international conferences and associated high living and opportunity to present to throngs of admiring attendees and be famous and schmooze to personal advantage with huge green NGOs and have the opportunity to get plushy jobs at the UN so you can keep doing all of this...... well then people wouldn't want to go in to «climate science» — except those few interested in the «science» part.

As the central aggravating factor the motion judge noted that the non-compliance with the order was for a personal advantage.

If technology is inherently a part of your career, try using it to your personal advantage to become more organized.