Sentences with phrase «pick right person»

Pick the right person for the task: Often the right person can do the work without training.

I think it should be even more important than normal to make sure you pick the right person when choosing an attorney.

Fight the IRS with a Tax Lawyer Here are some tips to help you pick the right person to fight the IRS and settle you tax debt.

You have to know how to make a great first impression, pick the right person and see it through.

Pick the right person, perceived «value» be damned.

In that case, «You need to think about what the role requires (a broad range of skills, including financial, consultative, planning, interpersonal and influencing skills) and then pick the right person for the role.

Tariq Farid, founder of Edible Arrangements, describes how he picked the right person to lead his company.

Are you picking the right person?

Catholic church shouldn't limit their search to just men... AND this has nothing to do with being politically correct, but it has everything to do with picking the right person for the job.

We've slowed the process down to make sure we pick the right people who represent the brand well, love the brand and what we are doing, and have the financial resources to grow the brand in their respective market.

Picking the right person to care for your child is tough.

«Picking the right people as division chiefs is extremely critical,» said Cameron before the new chiefs were announced.

``... Tinubu's outstanding qualities, like his deep intellect, prodigious hard work, attention to details and uncanny knack for picking the right person for the right job.»

«The Nobel committee picked the right people,» he says.

«The biggest thing with this job is you got ta pick the right people.

If you are picking the right people to read your work, they'll pick up on these because they're looking at it from a story point of view, not as a writer, editor and publisher.

When the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) announced its first National Goodwill Ambassador to promote environmental responsibility yesterday, they picked the right person: actress Zhou Xun.

They definitely picked the right person to demonstrate the Animojis.

«Picking high - caliber executives can do a lot to support brand and drive market optimism, but only if it's coupled with picking the right people for the company's strategic needs and current or desired culture.»

If you pick the right people, places and things to talk about, it will go much smoother than you might expect.

Pick the right people.

Defining these issues along with rules for our behavior and the behaviors of other in the different kinds relationships will help you make sure you are picking the right person for the right relationship.

Picking the right people for your team should not be a guessing game.

The team's astonishing interpersonal and communication skills, honesty, integrity and over all knowledge had ensured we picked the right people for the job.

The Lord picked the right people to be Sweet P's mama and daddy, and I know that he is as excited about coming home to you as you are having him here.

Not exact matches

But how does a person pick the right one?

If you are willing to pick up the phone, send emails, network and kick down doors you can get in front of the right people.

Rather than being picked up on - site as cats are at most shelters, they are delivered right to people's homes and have access to various at - home services.

You'll know you're doing something right when the person you're talking to picks up on your positivity and enthusiasm and returns in kind with their own.

Traditional publishing is a slog — find an agent, pitch a book and if it's picked up by a publisher, sign away the rights to your work, then spend years doing edits and waiting for the book to slot into a publishing schedule — and the majority of these people don't score a deal, because most entrepreneurs «aren't in a position to be commercially published,» says Sattersten.

People still need their trash picked up, right?

Good people pick it up right away.

But people that reject him, they get a much simplier view, they get odds like no atoms right out of any atoms to pick from, even one... they get nothing... you for instance... nothing.

I know that once I hear or read one of those terms, it almost always means that the person using the term is going to tell us that their magic term means they are right and the other person is wrong because the other person is using a «straw man», they're «cherry picking» or now they're on «the slippery slope».

I clearly stated that I knew it was David's right to moderate how he wanted, and I noted that I believe it is fair to talk about silencing in church systems, but I asked him to consider the damage and misinformation that a free - for - all like this can have when it takes a huge left turn into picking apart people's personal darkness from a far.

If we followed gods word to the T we would be killing people left and right... or are you picking and choosing too?

People call «elite - style snobbery», but then claim to have the «truth» themselves, even if that truth is that everything is all good and you get to live in «heaven» as long as you pick what's right for you and do good things.

On purely moral issues, judges are no more competent or trustworthy, as Justice Scalia observed in Cruzan, the Missouri «right to die» case, than «nine people picked at random from the Kansas City telephone directory.»

exactly — people pick and choose bits and pieces of whatever faiths, ideas or memes help them build the picture of their god in their minds, the parts that * feel right *; brick by brick they're just building a spiritual alter - ego of their own selves, we create god in their own image;

Oh, that's right, we can't, because the GOP is all about telling people that Christians are the only people in this country who matter, and that the First Amendment isn't really concerning religious freedom, but the freedom to pick what ever flavor of Christianity you choose.

I tried to make sure that I was not posting my opinion as «rock - solid fact» or anything like that, but I am not always good at picking out the right words for some people, I guess.

If you do pick and choose, you should worship me, because I'll make millions of claims and when some of them come true, people like you will ignore all the times I was wrong and focus in on when I was right.

You can try as hard as you like to educate your people, to pick ones with the right attitudes, who are fully bought in to doing the right thing, but most of them will fall short of your standards.

NO, as it stands right now I only see Christians picking on gay people.

The danger that you run is when people don't pick up those things and read with comprehension, you have people who are very susceptible to demagoguery and I think that's what you see right now: If someone doesn't agree with you, you demonize them and your basic attitude is «You should be in jail.»

The Church Growth Movement has picked up on this consumer emphasis in society, and by the application of marketing analysis and technology can help churches grow by identifying the major demands people are making and tailoring your church to meet those demands: right down to the type of minister needed, the types of programs that should be offered, the type of theology to preach, the best places to build, and the most productive market segment to aim for.

We all are not perfect gay or straight we all are makin sin life to short to point fingers and I'm sure god is watching over us all and to be having hate like this cos ppl have opinions is childess god will pick, and judge when the time is right.

I also labeled a few bags and set them just outside of the trash area at the apartment complex (I went back and forth about this, but in the end I would see the same few homeless people going through and picking out bottles / cans every morning and I thought maybe they would appreciate a few boxes of [good] snacks and if not it was right there and could go out with the trash.

This could also be a figure of speech, like when people say they picked the tomato «right off the vine,» or bought a «vine - ripened tomato.»

«The dining table was right on [Bemis's] farm, and people could look around and say «Oh, this thing that I'm eating was picked literally from right over there, where you're sitting,»» says Kosmas.