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1. Simply put, this means that the lender will not penalize you, by charging a fee, if you pay the loan off early either through refinancing or other means
2. months (for some trusts) into your finances and will penalize you by delaying Medicaid eligibility, if you have given away assets during that period
3. an acceptable level and would penalize creditors with deflated dollars
4. label Germans with in their effort to eradicate and penalize
5. Government policies should not penalize marriage, but clearly assumptions about government policies promoting good behavior have proven wrong time and time again
6. To love the prisoner, who is the enemy of society, an outlaw, is an insurrection against the State and its policy of poison, plunder, and penalize
7. Since language games are the most effective propagandizing tool of a democracy, to dictate, curtail, and penalize speech, democratic governments ostracize and occlude dissenting opinions, organizations, and ideals
8. was basically a gag order that would penalize them a thousand dollars
9. Search engines penalize for
10. 2) Have you already created a bunch of “gateway pages” by simply duplicating one of your pages and then replacing one keyword with a different one? Search Engines look across all your site pages and penalize duplication
11. Thus we penalize the guilty
12. He said, "As for him who does wrong, we will penalize him, then he will be returned to his Lord, and He will punish him with an unheard-of torment
13. He said he was going to penalize her, make her stay here, cancel her vacation—"
14. No alternative betas are adjusted for, because the authors do not want to penalize HF alphas as measured for typical alternative betas that are part of HFs’ value-added compared with traditional managers
15. Presenting data on arithmetic means (which do not penalize for volatility) or gross returns (rather than net), as is often done, further enhances the sector’s apparent attractiveness
16. Investors assessing risk and returns should therefore look beyond the Sharpe ratio and penalize investments that perform poorly in bad times
17. This has caused a headache for Prime Minister Kevin Rudd, who’s had to scramble to find common ground between environmentalists and the coal mining industry, which argues that Rudd’s proposed cap-and-trade policy would unfairly penalize it by allowing other countries to leapfrog ahead of Australia in the global coal markets
1. But in most schools, guessing is heavily penalized, and is associated somehow with laziness
2. …joined together for purposes of price-fixing, unlawful trade practices and restraint of trade…acquiring an unfair (―competitive‖) advantage over its market rivals…resulting in artificially higher prices than the consumer could (otherwise) afford to pay for (certain) products and services…not so a highly successful company that has carefully positioned itself in the open market…(properly) planning, researching, developing, designing, manufacturing, marketing, selling and distributing its products and services at a lower cost than its competitors while passing the savings along to its customers…these companies, having legally complied with existing laws and regulations, should not be penalized for their achievements…coerced into sharing their formulae for success with their (underachieving) competitors as the courts oftentimes mandate…
3. Shri Maharaj was penalized for the slightest deviations
4. Again Shri Maharaj was penalized for the slightest deviations
5. bailouts, which served the wealthy and penalized the citizens
6. He has already been penalized
7. penalized for the next 10 years, lacking credit and being treated almost like a
8. penalized him for heading into the stands to settle matters with a fan who uttered a few derogatory comments on his play
9. Some students may have no idea why they are being penalized
10. rewarded out of proportion to their risk profiles, while high beta stocks are penalized
11. 1990s required Microsoft to issue a large amount of equity for which it has been penalized;
12. Because human overpopulation is the world’s greatest burden and threat, parents should be penalized for every child they add to the crisis, and a massive program of free permanent birth control solutions should be implemented without
13. Love does not game the world with competitive rewards, but frees the world to play without penalized losers
14. “What is the eternal?” #5 ventured into a vast vagary, to such overwhelming disapproval that they were immediately penalized thirty-five points and three questions
15. the intended outcome? What if one is actually penalized for
16. problems, and it is likely why they have not been penalized for duplicate content
17. to justify the questionable uploads, or educated and eventually penalized should they fail to
18. Only tickling of genitals would be penalized
19. Besides…their metal cups are protection enough… and who wants to be penalized for trying to tickle someone’s metal cup? They’d be thrown off the field as wimp-fags, or dirty lecher-rapists
20. If there is any pitcher who does not throw it at the same time the others throw it… either he is penalized, or all the pitchers are penalized
21. This is how We penalized them for their inequity
22. Late charges – Paying or not, after the payment due date, is penalized with late charges
23. Was it fair for the rest of the office – all of whom were innocent – to be penalized? Because of a single idiot? And how much money did the women want? Ken had harassed her, and she’d survived
24. This trader will be penalized on the clean, easy trade that breaks immediately out of the top of the range with no oscillations, but these trades are the exception rather than the rule
25. until they didn't hit their targets and then the board changed the criteria and gave management their bonuses anyway, saying “it wasn't their fault, the economy was bad, why should they get penalized for that?” So you're looking for managements and boards that actually act in shareholders' interest, and there aren't many of them
1. It will simply see the immense burning of trillion of trillion dollars for nothing with brutal waste that penalizes the society and the economic efficiency
2. And the government penalizes you for saving with taxes on what little interest you earn19
3. Financial risks can be addressed by judiciously choosing strategic partners and by investing incrementally in infrastructure, in a way that minimally penalizes future expansion
4. It is a system that penalizes all outspoken honesty
5. 2 This idea seems to us to contain something of a logical fallacy, since it necessarily penalizes the lower half of any group, regardless of how satisfactory the showing may be, considered by itself
6. Along that line, along with the Sharpe ratio, we will also look at the Sortino ratio which is a modification of the Sharpe ratio that penalizes only downside risk
1. In this manner, mediocrity in the classroom has become a self-fulfilling prophecy that, for egalitarian reasons, seeks to ―level‖ the intellectual playing field by penalizing students who (otherwise) have the potential to perform on a higher level
2. constitutes salary range, without penalizing the
3. produce competent teachers, thereby penalizing the students which
4. By penalizing the Southern Democrats for fraudulent voting maneuvers, this amendment diminished some of the unfair activity
5. In such instances the market’s judgment proves to be wrong in penalizing the shares because of their small dividend
