Sentences with phrase «staying out of trouble»

You can help this by maintaining a safe driving history, and by staying out of trouble.

In this post, we'll discuss how to do all that while staying out of trouble with the State Bar of Texas.

Ronald Minkoff chairs «Staying Out of Trouble: What Every Attorney Must Know About Ethics 2011», a CLE seminar at the Practicing Law Institute's New York Center.

Ronald Minkoff chairs PLI's «Staying Out of Trouble 2016: The In - House Attorney - Client Privilege, Ethics, & Technology Quiz Show» on December 22nd.

With ethics and social media front and center at the ABA annual meeting this month, I offer 10 rules for staying out of trouble when using social media.

By most accounts, I had a pretty standard lower - middle class childhood; I spent the bulk of my early years skateboarding, exploring abandoned buildings, and vacillating between getting into and staying out of trouble.

The Mecha - Archon becomes briefly vulnerable during the wait, and shooting its exposed conduit makes life a little easier, but for the most part this is an exercise in staying out of trouble - there can be an overwhelming number of enemies as well as hazards to fall in to.

As long as you know where your rabbit is — and it is staying out of trouble (e.g. not chewing on the furniture or marking its territory via urine and droppings)-- let it enjoy a little snooze under its favorite chair while you sit and watch TV or read the paper.

Staying out of trouble is always important, but it's even more critical here.

«It was then a case of reeling off the laps and staying out of trouble.

As far as staying out of trouble and not damaging the car, it made it a lot easier on the strategy side because we could run as we had planned.

It's going to take staying out of trouble and driving super hard.

Staying out of trouble for the first 20 or 22 hours is even more important than it usually is.

We will be racing in a lot of different conditions so it is a matter of figuring out the race pace and staying out of trouble so you are there for the end when possibility weather is going to roll in.

«Tommy did a brilliant job of staying out of trouble at the start, and that was the key to our race,» Gavin said.

But even so, the Suburban is agile by big SUV standards, which gives the driver a better chance of staying out of trouble.

It works better to tell students: «I noticed that you have been staying out of trouble;» «I can tell that you studied for this test;» or «I notice that you have been staying out of fights lately.»

He's a high school senior looking to finish - out his high school career doing what he's always done — flying under the radar, staying out of trouble, and getting along with, but not getting close to, every stereotypical group of students.

See Tips for a Safe Kitchen, my advice for staying out of trouble.

Here's our guide to staying out of trouble.

But Heckman and others discovered that years later the Perry preschoolers were living much better lives, including earning more and staying out of trouble with the law.

Sailing conservatively, staying out of trouble and keeping a weather eye on his two chief rivals, he placed fifth and sixth — good enough to hold a 5 - point lead at the end over Cox who took a first and a fifth to nose out Cawthra by one point for the runner - up position.

If by «advantages» you mean things like children always staying out of trouble, sickness never hammering away in our lives, or financial troubles staying away, then you're right.

Answering the other questions is key to staying out of trouble, especially if — as companies like Mobilocity Inc. and O'Reilly & Associates — you encourage or allow your employees to blog as well.

A lot of what we did to stay out of trouble with the kids on the playground applies at work.

Get your business off to a smooth start — and stay out of trouble — by understanding some basic legal and tax rules.

«The key is going to be can he win, can he stay healthy and can he stay out of trouble?

Angel Foglio, a former employee of the company who has since moved to WebiMax, recalls spending her days tiptoeing around the manager, trying to stay out of trouble.

Goldilocks Economy Goldilocks is one of those lovely fairy tale girls who can't seem to stay out of trouble or distinguish the difference between humans and wildlife (Little Red Riding Hood also had this problem).

Unlike his brother, the younger Cruz, a junior, seemed to stay out of trouble after some youthful misbehavior.

By learning some 401 (k) fiduciary basics, it's simple to meet this responsibility and stay out of trouble.

With even major organisations such as Queensland Health making payroll mistakes in recent times, here are some tips to ensure small business owners stay out of trouble with payroll tax.

Note on the graph above that we stayed out of trouble during the big stock market collapse from 2007 to 2009.

Unfortunately the Church has a rather poor record of responding to freedom by building systems, rules and structures to «help» us stay out of trouble.

Poorer kids spend their summers hoping to stay out of trouble — or playing Minecraft.

Please stay out of trouble in Beirut.

Believe it if it makes you feel good, I suppose (if you can stay out of trouble and cause harm), but do not claim truth, Truth or TRUTH about it.

I'd read Yvonne Thornton's Ditchdigger's Daughters, and if that dad in a crime - ridden neighborhood could produce highly educated children by forcing them to practice music, then surely music lessons could help my suburban kids stay out of trouble.

I stayed out of trouble most of the time.

She's also entering this recipe in a contest through the California Avocado Commission, I hope she wins Have a great weekend and stay out of trouble on this «spooky» day

DIED: IVOR BUEB, 36, of England, conservative but successful auto racer («My first rule is always to stay out of trouble»), twice winner of Le Mans, of injuries sustained when thrown from his Cooper - Borgward during Auvergne (France) Grand Prix July 26.

It seems as though the Arsenal keeper Wojciech Szczesny is another one of those talented young players who just can not stay out of trouble.

I think Bell is probably the closest we have right now, if he stays out of trouble and stays healthy.

The question, however, is whether Fairley (and Leshoure) can get their acts together and stay out of trouble.

«We are hoping to go a bit longer with our tyre selection so if we stay out of trouble at the start we can settle in and have a strong race.

He had stayed out of trouble.

Courtney Upshaw, Reuben Foster (can't stay out of trouble), Ryan Anderson, Dalvin Tomlinson, Reggie Ragland (though he seems to be at least OK), Tim Williams, Jarran Reed.

The program would require Rice to stay out of trouble and attend regular counseling.

Under the terms of the deal, if Rice completes a 12 - month program and stays out of trouble, the case will not show up on his record.

Not a big city, can stay out of trouble