Sentences with phrase «white pointed collar»

Featuring clean, crisp lines and an 100 % cotton weave, this light blue button - up oxford shirt dress features a white pointed collar and long white cuffs that tie with navy blue ribbons.Model is 5» 3 (160 cm) and is wearing a Small Material Content100 % cottonCareHand...

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The neighbourhood suits the company, which makes a point of steering clear of the typical, sterile white - collar look — not unlike many other young tech firms.

The short, round points of an old school club collar is on point today in polished white collar fashion.

This off - white silk Gucci Rhombus print shirt from Gucci features a pointed collar, long sleeves, button cuffs, a front button fastening, blue and red striped details at the front and Gucci logos all over.

This vintage GIANNI VERSACE jacket comes in a fabulous black and white zebra print nylon twill with a pointed collar, double breasted closure, black Medusa buttons, and fleece lining.

A smart piece for your little trendsetter's new season wardrobe, this black shirt from Dolce & Gabbana features a classic point collar, buttoned cuffs and logo embroidery in white thread.

Model and fashion blogger Alexandra Lapp wearing an oversized navy and white striped cotton shirt, cut for an oversized fit with a point collar and dropped shoulders from Vetements, blue jeans from Vetements in cooperation with Levi «s...

The form fitting dress has a black and white plaid bodice, three quarter length sleeves and a solid colored crew neck with a pointed collar.

In a blue and yellow - accented white jacket, layered over a white collared button - down top and white pants, accessorized with pointed - toe black ankle boots, Linda Farrow sunglasses, and a white mini bag leaving her apartment building in NYC.

Acceptable white markings include a white collar that doesn't go past the point of the shoulder.

White Columns (2015) is a case in point, with one figure in a tight brass - buttoned coat with upturned collar apparently hiding behind one of the said white columns as a second figure in azure trench, fishnets and scarlet ankle boots runs away fast against an almond pink grWhite Columns (2015) is a case in point, with one figure in a tight brass - buttoned coat with upturned collar apparently hiding behind one of the said white columns as a second figure in azure trench, fishnets and scarlet ankle boots runs away fast against an almond pink grwhite columns as a second figure in azure trench, fishnets and scarlet ankle boots runs away fast against an almond pink ground.

I fully understand how frustrating this must be Gavin and thank you for sticking with it, because exposing the threadbare contentions of the various socks at play in this thread, and the pseudo-respectably that has been bestowed on them by real scientist / mascot Dr. Curry, (who has so far been shown herself to be equally bereft of any relevant point) is going a long way towards exposing the «white collar» acceptance of what is called «climategate».

My only point in making my comment is that defendants in many areas of the country should not be automatically thrilled when judges get more discretion in these modern days where all sorts of criminals are demonized (from white collar guys to Scooter Libby to the worst, sex offenders) and «imprison, imprison, imprison» becomes the public cry.

A national workplace survey reports that more than seven in ten American white collar workers feel inundated with information at their workplace, while more than two in five feel that they are headed for an information «breaking point.»

The CBA's Code of Professional Conduct on Obligatory Withdrawal states: «4 (a) if the lawyer is instructed by the client to do something inconsistent with the lawyer's duty to the court or tribunal and, following explanation, the client persists in such instructions etc.;» Regrettably, I believe the B.C. SC has totally missed the point: upholding the law comes first and therefore, anyone engaging in white - collar criminal activity should be charged or the public will loose faith and confidence in the independence and impartiality of the Justice System.

That's a point made by Doug Berman at the Sentencing Law Blog («Rather, I wish primarily to urge anyone and everyone defending President Bush's sentencing determination in the Libby case to explain why all these less prominent defendants — most of whom are now locked in a cell while Libby now makes plans for the paid lecture circuit — don't also merit some executive sympathy»); Ellen Pogdor at White Collar Crime Blog («But what is bothersome here is that one elite individual is receiving this benefit while others with comparable circumstances will not have this benefit — it all comes down to who has access to the President.

The point of this anecdote is to simply show that because one is engaged in what is generically called «white collar crime», one may very well not be limited to the simple movement of funds, but have to immerse oneself in abstruse scientific issues.

«While the LexisNexis study points out that legal professionals are even more inundated than your average white collar professional, the results also suggest some possible ways technology can help them cope with the ever - increasing amount of information coming through their doors,» said Allan McLaughlin, senior vice president of research, litigation and business information solutions for LexisNexis.

Experienced white collar crime attorneys understand the complicated Illinois and federal laws that may apply to your case as well as the best points of attack.

At a newly launched blog called Unsilent Partners, two well - known figures in the blogosphere, Colin Samuels of Infamy and Praise and Mike Semple Pigott of Charon QC, discuss recent white - collar criminal sentencing, the point of departure being federal judge Denny Chin's sentencing of Bernard Madoff to a 150 - year term.

At some point, «every company, especially those with cross-border operations, is going to have to conduct an internal investigation,» says Kristine Robidoux, a partner in the Calgary office of Gowling Lafleur Henderson LLP and a member of its white - collar defence and investigations group.

College student interns who are looking for white collar works and professional careers must construct a well pointed resume.

Participants: Managers, blue - and white - collar workers (n = 628 at measurement point one, n = 459 at measurement point two), sampled from an online panel of a German marketing research institute.