Sentences with phrase «rules you set for»

When we switch between tasks, our brains must halt any processing of the current rule set and load a new rule set for the next task.

The U.S. system of industry self - regulation is preferable to the English system, but a voluntary regulation system can survive only if its participants act in a responsible manner and abide by the rules they set for themselves.

At 10 mm thick, it complies with rules set for powerlifting competitions.

One rule I set for myself is to not schedule anything important (or anything at all, when possible!)

For food addicts, these cravings can be so powerful that they cause people to break rules they set for themselves, such as only eating unhealthy foods on Saturdays.

(«Rules Set for $ 4 Billion Race to Top Contest,» Nov. 18, 2009.)

Pupils can either think about the rules they set for a playground game of their choice, or get a fresh perspective by interviewing an adult supervisor.

Let the landlord know that you will abide by the rules set for the broader community and respect the concerns of residents who do not own pets.

The important point about Takahashi's focus on technical veracity is that defines a very distinct rule set for the characters to work within.

He picks up refuse and regenerates, yet all the while he is still very exacting and controlled, tightly adhering to the formal rules he sets for himself.

It's a set of checks and rules you set for yourself, such as credit checking, setting credit limits, and chasing invoices with confidence.

CompuLaw delivers rule sets for more than 2,000 jurisdictions across all 50 states, including court holidays built into the software, eliminating error - prone and time - consuming docket calculations.

We can very quickly provide a rule set for any type of repeatable deadline, whether it's court related or regulatory or transactional in nature.

LawToolBox combines off - the - shelf court rule sets with custom in - house rule sets for centralized docketing.

If you meet an untimely end, the trustee will manage and spend the money according to the rules you set for the trust.

• Ensure that children abide by the rules set for them.

Taylor also recommends that parents understand the established rules set for children.

If the replacement property is located in a different county from the original, see possible transfer basis rules set for at California Proposition 90.

One rule I set for myself after closing my store was that I was to buy NOTHING NEW.

Not exact matches

«The rules were set up for small entrants, to entice them to come to Canada, but maybe not a big company like Verizon,» he added.

In this case, a policy can mean a set of rules for employees to follow.

A ruling from the Small Business Administration lifts the cap on federal contracts set aside for women - owned small businesses.

In 1998, the Council of the European Union passed a directive that set rules for the protection of farmed animals — a directive updated in 2009 that led to far more ethical treatment of animals there.

After Delta Air Lines announced new regulations that require passengers to provide documentation verifying their emotional support animals have been trained and vaccinated, we looked at the rules Delta, United Airlines, and American Airlines set out for emotional support animals.

They have created a set of rules and expectations with the consumer, and that works for a lot of stuff, but it doesn't check every box.

«Maybe you've set a rule for yourself that every time you find yourself wanting to eat something sweet, you have a piece of fruit instead, or if you're tempted to have a cigarette, you chew a piece of gum,» writes Wise.

Some Wall Street firms have pulled out of an agreement that sets rules for when advisors change firms, which could affect client rights.

While rules have relaxed for some imports, travel and telecommunications services, most U.S. firms will not be free to set up shop in Cuba until Congress lifts the embargo, which insiders say is unlikely to happen before Obama leaves office in early 2017.

Regardless, the FAA allows drones for personal use, as long as operators follow the rules set by hobby groups, such as flying below 400 feet, always within the operator's line of sight and away from manned aircraft and stadiums.

Set the rules for yourself and then stick to them, using the power of no as you need it.

As mentioned above, financial statements are produced by companies for the benefit of shareholders, and are prepared in accordance to sets of accounting rules (i.e. International Financial Reporting Standards, or IFRS, in Canada, and Generally Accepted Accounting Principles, or GAAP, in the U.S.) These rules differ greatly from those used to calculate corporate income taxes owing.

Rules are set for a reason: to keep order, respect, and policies in place.

Both deals are exceptional in that they set the rules for the future of global trade.

For example, if a creative CEO is fine with employees» working from home or wants everyone to be in the office by a certain time each day, the expectation must be set and the rule adhered to.

For the sake of irony, I'll offer my own «immutable law»: no set of rules or laws can ever do the marketing for yFor the sake of irony, I'll offer my own «immutable law»: no set of rules or laws can ever do the marketing for yfor you.

By setting clear rules for my bookkeeper and accountant, we can develop a system for automatically tagging certain expenses and transactions each month, which minimizes the need for me to manually approve repeated transactions.

It has its own set of rates and rules for deductions, which are less generous than the non-AMT rules.

«Simply removing that exemption and putting a set - aside rule in place for all government contract vehicles would significantly increase the pool of contracts available to small businesses,» Reeder says.

Kimmel has since actively railed against Obamacare repeal efforts, arguing that various proposals being debated by the law's opponents would gut protections for people like Billy born with pre-existing conditions, either by rolling back Obamacare's mandated insurance benefits for certain health conditions or allowing states to set up rules that would let insurers charge sick people more for their coverage.

The point is that this is another stop on the path to powerlessness for publishers — another case of tech companies setting the rules.»

It seems that the traits that set one up for exceptional success in high school and college — «self - discipline, conscientiousness and the ability to comply with rules» — are not the same traits that lead individuals to start disruptive companies or make shocking breakthroughs.

To be sure, there is a role for the government in setting the laws, rules, and regulations that broadly steer the economy in the right direction.

There is no set of rules that can guide you through the process of choosing the right color for your websites.

To fill it, the FCC set about creating a set of privacy rules specifically for ISPs.

Congress could create the consistent framework many Republicans want by creating a set of rules for how ISPs and internet companies treat customer data, but given the GOP's repeated desire to return privacy regulation to the FTC, though, that seems unlikely.

But if this case sets a precedent for how Trump's economic policies are going to work, it heralds a dangerous shift from an economic system based on rules toward an economic system based on deals.

A new set of rules comes into force for the European financial sector on January 3, which are set to have far - reaching consequences for the industry.

For people who have always dreamed of setting their own rules and starting a business of their own, confidence — or lack of confidence — can be a serious issue.

The movie set the rules imitators lived by: Zombies move slowly, lust for human flesh and can only be killed when shot in the head.

Disney shareholders lost their case but the final ruling set a new bar for directors when approving these kinds of exit packages: «If a director acts with conscious disregard — in other words, a looking away — rather than a deliberate intent to violate his duties, he can still be held liable for acting in bad faith,» plaintiffs» attorney Steven G. Schullman told the New York Times back in 2006.