Sentences with phrase «to lead to rejection»

Banks are very strict about credit history, which leads to rejection of many applications.

It is very customary that students fail to make it convincing and impressive which leads to rejection.

An incomplete or poorly drafted durable power of attorney could lead to rejection by financial institutions, courts or real estate title companies, thus placing your estate in jeopardy.

These lenders may also look at your credit rating but that will not lead to rejection of your request.

As I've reviewed queries and submission over the last month, I've noticed a few issues that repeatedly come up which virtually always lead to a rejection letter.

To increase your chances of success go to these dealer specifically since going to a high - end dealer for a luxury vehicle will likely lead to rejection.

Most candidates believe it is not and therefore appear in an interview unprepared which usually leads to rejection.

History has repeatedly shown that the combination of scarcity of goods and massive unemployment can quickly lead to a rejection of authority.

For some this «terrifying» process may indeed lead to a rejection of the belief in a god altogether.

But systematically to make positive judgments of politics or technology leads to the rejection of all realism in regard to them and to a belief in progress.

Now while this growth is taking place, the whole religious tradition comes under scrutiny; in fact, it often comes under such scrutiny as leads to its rejection.

You might feel prosecuted, or that being honest, and responsible only leads to rejection.

It may also lead to rejection in case they are not time bound.

So in most cases, serious problems in the applicant's rental history lead to the rejection of the application.

That way, he told me, «there's enough time to work on and correct» whatever problems could eventually lead to a rejection.

If the keywords, job titles and skills are not inline with those of the post you are applying for, it will create a disparity and likely lead to rejection.

A summary over crowded with skills usually leads to rejection.

Therefore it is very important to be upfront about every little detail and get all the facts right as even a minor lie can lead to rejection of claims.

Issues like drainage and the impact of changes on neighbours» privacy often lead to the rejection of home extension applications by planning officers, but 90 % of proposed alterations are given the green light.

A low SAT score can certainly lead to a rejection letter for highly selective colleges, but strengths in other areas can help make up for a less - than - ideal score.

But what leads to rejections is a question.

Lying on your insurance application is never a good idea and may lead to a rejection for coverage protection.

In certain cases and in certain communities, it might even lead to rejection.»

Higgins, a South Buffalo Democrat, says he doesn't think any one issue led to its rejection.

He wrote in the Spectator: «The leadership knows that an anti-Trident policy will lead to rejection at the ballot box.

In the study, the prototype method led to the rejection of more than 90 percent of sample capacitors with visible cracks.

Following transplantation, the researchers observed an influx of T cells — the major driving force behind an immune response — from the mother into the fetus, which subsequently led to rejection of the transplanted graft.

Some errors can lead to a higher interest rate for loans you are currently applying for (which can cost you thousands), and some errors may lower your credit score and lead to rejection when applying for a mortgage or other important loans.

None of the documentation is forged or edited as it will directly lead to rejection of the demat account application.

Failure to mow your lawn really could lead to a rejection on your mortgage application.»

Under the Fair Credit Reporting Act, consumers have the right to know what information in their credit file led to the rejection of the credit application.

There could be a lot of reasons leading to the rejection of claims by the insurance company such as fraud, misrepresentation / non-disclosure of the facts or delay in submitting the required documents by the buyer.

Nothing can be more blunderous than withholding a fact concerning a pre-existing illness, it is plainly considered as a fraud and can straightaway lead to rejection of the claim.

Sending the CV can lead to rejection before you have the chance to find out their real needs.

Then, before you set out to make your new, fresh, and updated resume, read the following to make sure you don't inadvertently make a mistake that automatically leads to rejection.

At many times the candidates miss to provide profile in an appropriate manner in their resume leading to rejection and discontentment.

Unfortunately, this can lead to rejection because you're «not memorable enough» or the interviewer thinks you don't have some skill that you actually possess but didn't get an opportunity to discuss.

So this year, there are two distinct colours and so if it is a stain from the indelible ink it is clear to all that this is a stain from the indelible ink and it does not lead to a rejection of the ballot,» she said.

Being assertive could also lead to rejection - a feeling we all avoid - because, by being assertive, we risk our opinions or thoughts being mocked, ridiculed, ignored or made fun of.

«Albany insider Andrew Cuomo's decision to align himself with a fringe group that embodies everything that is wrong with Albany is yet another arrogant decision that will lead to his rejection by voters this November,» Lazio said.

Failing to proofread, revise or rewrite college admission papers are common areas students have problems with that often lead to rejection.

Avoid copying and pasting in another firm's name at all costs — to do so will almost certainly lead to rejection!