Sentences with phrase «takes away all»

Our platform takes that away.»

It also takes away people's ability to use state law to sue over workplace discrimination.

In addition to their public campaigns, private providers have worked to prevent government competition by seeking state - level legislation that takes away cities» right to build their own services.

It takes away from some of the movie magic.

None of that takes away from what Uber has accomplished.

Ironically, guaranteeing a job takes away opportunity.

The Big Bad Wolf is then tied up, the Huntsman takes him away, and they all live «safely happily ever after.»

Also, if you're able to find something through a friend of a friend, it takes away some of randomness, and you at least know you're not wasting your time with a scam.

By spreading your skills over a wider area, it takes away the possibility to be really good at a single thing.

There's a natural inclination to separate your business and personal accounts, but really, that just creates more work and takes away your credibility.

The CHOICE Act also takes away the independence of the CFPB by subjecting the director to being fired by the president for no reason.

So he does something else: He takes away some tables.

«HR takes away people's freedoms, and is really just used to try to avoid errors.»

It takes away security.

Work and home are a hectic combination, so make the best of it when business takes you away from home.

«Owning it» is alienating to me and takes away from the idea that what we are doing really depends on all of us.

«Being they are not based in the US (sic) It takes away lots of options for us to recoup our loses,» the user wrote.

The unlimited time off policy takes away the need to bank days off along with all the wasted effort of having to «jockey» for vacation time.

Having a self - parking car (that can even scan for parking spots) not only saves time, but also takes away much of the possibility of small scratches and dents that could make you late to your meeting.

... When you overstate something like free shipping, it just takes away from everything else.»

The last thing he wants is to have to spend the next few years publicly defending legislation that takes away health insurance from tens of millions of Americans and raises the premiums for tens of millions more (whether he believes in the merits of that legislation or not).

The fact is, your car already takes away your authority to kill yourself.

«Secret arbitration takes away a woman's right to a trial by a jury of her peers and provides a dark alley for Uber to hide from the justice system, the media and public scrutiny,» according to the letter.

My main issue with a plan to simply work longer — over and above the reality that it might not be possible — is it takes away your freedom to stop working when you want to.

In the past month or so I've found myself complaining a lot about this because my drive time takes away from my work productivity, puts me in the office later, and fills me with intense anger directed at, well, everybody and nobody.Driving accomplishes nothing except getting me to the office.

Here's what Bank of Canada Governor Stephen Poloz wants you to take away from his speech in Whitehorse on June 15: the world is unfolding roughly as the central bank thought it would a month earlier when it published its latest quarterly economic report.

But once that IUD is in your uterus, they can't take it away,» Streicher said.

Since then, the Sûreté du Québec conducted a second raid on another warehouse, this time in Lévis, just across the St. Lawrence River from Quebec City, taking away an undisclosed number of barrels of maple syrup.

Engaged employees have ideas; take away opportunities for them to make suggestions, or instantly disregard their ideas without consideration, and they immediately disengage.

Take away anything that blocks your view or forms a barrier between you and the person with whom you are speaking.

Take away the $ 75 in electricity costs, and I've made $ 90 in two weeks.

The solution to complacency, however, does not lie in dropping the thermostat or taking away the fancy coffee in the break room.

With the uncertainty in terms of reproductive rights, and with health insurance uncertainty, the birth control pill might get taken away from you.

If you aren't getting paid to do something, and the task will take away time from accomplishing what you are paid to do, saying no demonstrates your commitment to your role and the value of your time.»

Loosely scheduling out my day and closing my inbox when it isn't time to check email are two things I'll take away from this experience.

You can invest in state - controlled firms like Sinopec, PetroChina and Bank of China, but it's difficult to tell whether these firms would thrive were their preferential treatment taken away through economic liberalization.

Which problems does it take away?

Or, for that matter, if their preferential treatment in the domestic market were taken away?

I guess what I took away is the idea that you can always be learning.

And so because you don't have that kind of conviction, you haven't done the hard work or taken your contrarian bet, then Lean is taking you away from that core entrepreneurial virtue.

Their reaction took away a little of the fun for you, right?

If, by this possible omission and limitation of FCC powers, net neutrality were made ineffective by allowing the otherwise prohibited behaviors to occur further upstream, consumers would rightly judge their net neutrality to have been taken away.

He appeared to make some sort of gesture at the police with an object in his hand just before they ordered him to lie down on the ground and took him away.

We usually get to enjoy those things at home and holiday parties, but stepping into the office can easily take away from the festive feeling.

Also: «Aside from the additional cash and the new sales, I took away from the episode one of the most important lessons I've learned in business: When in doubt, go to your customers.

«By trying to stifle this type of innovation, it may be taking away benefits of this technology,» she says.

She could see failure here, but she does not: «Risks don't always pay off but there are always positive lessons to take away.

The concern is that such strikes could take away attention from the fight against Islamic State militants.

Finally, what should individual investors take away from the Bo Xilai affair?

Digital channels do take away much of the human element of doing business so it is important to put up systems that would allow merchants to connect with customers.