Sentences with phrase «when aggressive accounting»

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Hunters are the kinds of sales people we think of when it comes to aggressive, money - oriented folks who thrive on landing new accounts (Hunters are «coin - operated,» which you can read about in my separate article).

The network's Fast Money segment has been especially vocal, its Twitter account causing a stir when it published pro-Bitcoin Cash material some considered was verging on aggressive in nature.

The biggest issue most debtors think about when accounts are sent to collections is the harassing, aggressive tactics often used by debt agencies who want their money.

When a borrower is in default the loan becomes due in full immediately and the lender may pursue more aggressive collection techniques, such as sending the account to a collection agency or filing suit against the borrower.

This post is about money management I apply in my trading account to be aggressive and safe when trading and be a true contrarian when using cash for trading options.

I think it is important to look at which accounts you will be drawing from and when to try to determine asset allocation and where to hold more conservative investments versus more aggressive ones.

They should also take into account the fact that there are situations in which aggressive behavior is justified, such as when a dog is protecting himself or herself, her guardian, her offspring or her home from harm or when the dog has reason to fear a person or animal who has harmed her in the past.

In December 2017, the FSC demonstrated a somewhat aggressive approach to regulation when they ordered banks to cease issuing virtual accounts which users need to participate on crypto exchange platforms.

(2) life stresses particularly in the men increased, and positive resources particularly in the women, reduced psychiatric vulnerability; and (3) men who had been the more aggressive and the better - liked among their childhood peers remained at psychiatric risk when stress and personal resources were taken into account.

The results indicated that (1) likeability was separate from aggression, but a moderating attribute of withdrawal as a protective source of influence on psychiatric status in maturity;... (2) life stresses particularly in the men increased, and positive resources particularly in the women, reduced psychiatric vulnerability; and (3) men who had been the more aggressive and the better - liked among their childhood peers remained at psychiatric risk when stress and personal resources were taken into account.

We explore whether such experiences are independent risk factors for IPV victimization and perpetration, even when accounting for aggressive behaviors and related risk taking, including drinking and sexual initiation, during early adolescence.