Sentences with phrase «taking share of»

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An act entitled Protecting Employees» Tips Act, 2015 amends Ontario's Employment Standards Act to prohibit employers from taking a share of tips.

A thorough search leads you to a lawyer who will take the case on a contingency arrangement, with you and the lawyer taking a share of the proceeds of any settlement or judgment.

That would include countries taking their share of refugees?

Connect with friends near and far, then track, hunt and despatch as a single unit, taking a share of the spoils!

These platforms are quickly taking a share of the real estate project funding landscape.

9) The PBGC is taking its share of losses at present.

These platforms are quickly taking share of the real estate project funding landscape.

Plus, there is the fact that indies reach that magic number quicker than trad published authors do because we don't have agents and publishers taking their share of the money out before it finally trickles down to us.

Globalised markets mean that whenever you buy a T - shirt made of Pakistani cotton, eat Thai rice or drink coffee from Central America, you are influencing the hydrology of those regions - taking a share of the river Indus, the Mekong or the Costa Rican rains.

So, basically, they're taking a share of the profits.

As a retired teacher of the deaf, I get concerned when reading articles that are upset with charter schools for not taking their share of special needs students.

The argument in the courts — playing out now in New Jersey and likely soon in New York — is simple: The state Constitution protects us from taking any share of the pain of the fiscal calamity.

Nikola Tesla (Nicholas Hoult) would ally himself with Westinghouse, but not before taking his share of abuse from Edison.

Advertising relevant local events, selling numerous health products, or taking a share of the profit from vendors on your site (a new feature with SkaDate 9) can boost the income.

In most cases, they found bass and smaller fish species did not share the lake for long — the bass wiped out vulnerable fish species in relatively short order, in part by taking a share of the food available and in part by predation.

The two key cards held by the Scottish negotiators — allowing nuclear weapons to remain in Scotland and taking a share of the national debt — will need to be judiciously played.

Your baby will be taking its share of iron and vitamins before you do (which can often be the reason why you develop anaemia) so they shouldn't be affected.

If they're not able to make it directly, as interest and no additional risk, they will make it some other way, perhaps by taking a share of the enterprise, which means they (the banks or lenders) could end up owning parts of, or a majority of, many businesses.

Dwelling investment grew strongly over the second half of 2003, with a 3.3 per cent increase in the December quarter, taking the share of dwelling investment in GDP close to record levels.

Mobike claimed in May that its bikes had doubled the percentage of Chinese biking to work in selected cities, taking the share of bicycle commuters to more than 11 percent.

But the company has taken its share of hits, both financially and emotionally.

For those who aren't directly involved with clients, there are other ways to enhance salary: They earn a commission when they refer an employee to the company — which accrues every year that hire stays — or take a share of the fees when they refer clients.

I received a check from CRI and was tondeposit, take my share of 300 and send to two different people in TX.

But Wehner's words perfectly summarize why Facebook and Google continue to take share of the global digital advertising market despite Twitter and Snap's efforts to improve their ad products» returns on investment.

I hope NP didn't take my sharing of a thought as an accusation.

We will not and must not be either outraged critics or opportunists, but must take our share of responsibility for the moulding of history in every situation and at every moment, whether we are the victors or the vanquished.

Perhaps discerning her own impending death, this undaunted woman had added in the May letter: «There is nothing pacifists can do but take their share of the agony and pray for the future we shan't live to see»»

Lay interest, and the preparedness of lay people to take a share of responsibility, is perhaps the most valuable and most important contribution of the post-conciliar period.

I can take my share of good natured ribbing its the mean spirited stuff that gets old.

In the deal, brothers John, Joe and Marcello Casella will each take a share of their late mother's 45 % stake in the company.

The Can Makers efforts reached new heights and took a share of the limelight on prime time TV as the BBC's The Apprentice aired.

Seventeen years in food and bev and I've taken my share of hits, and spent more time than anyone should crying in the walk - in.

Be a part of this monumental event and take your share of Australia's most successful business sector.

This is a clash that sees the home side take their share of the spoils with the away team only picking up the points on three occasions since 2005.

Of course the referee should take some share of blame for the loss.

At some point, Hak has to take some share of the blame.

Previous OC Kyle Shanahan accepted the San Francisco 49ers head coaching job after Atlanta lost to the New England Patriots in Super Bowl LI, for which Shanahan takes a share of the blame.

But the manager has to take his share of the blame.

The Warriors had blown their chance at immortality and the two - time MVP took his share of abuse.

The public darlings Chicago Cubs opened as favorites to win it all at Bovada, and sportsbooks will surely take their share of Cubs bets after they made it to the NLCS this season.

it is what I have been saying for ages, the players must take their share of the blame for this disastrous season, along with the owner, board and the manager.

The closest they came was in the 88th minute when Bony volleyed against the bar, but Arsenal held out to take a share of the spoils.

Sanchez was booked for simulation having twice been upended by Hull's defence before the busy Niasse sent a near - post header into the side - netting as the Tigers looked to take a share of the spoils.

Yes there were some poor signings in the summer, and they must take their share of the blame for that, but was it all their doing?

Radhi Jaïdi's side fell behind in the first half, but drew deservedly level through Armani Little in the second period, and took a share of the Premier League 2 points back to Southampton.

I think for this, Wenger can not be absolved of blame; he's definitely erred in tactical approach to games, imo he's too protective of the players, he has blind spots, and he's definitely got ta take some share of the blame for the teams perennial crumbling.

Luis Suarez was the star man for Barca as he stepped up to the mantle so often held by Lionel Messi to take his share of the plaudits after an incredible season for the Catalan club.

This would be a good time to divorce and take you share of the assets and wish you ex good riddance.

If he does hurt her, take your share of the responsibility that you weren't there to help him with his feelings and prevent it.