The phrase "shirk on" is not correct or commonly used in written English.
It is possible that you may have mistaken it for another phrase, such as "shirk off" or "shy away from." Here are examples of these phrases in context: - "She always tries to shirk off her responsibilities at work." (avoid or neglect) - "He never shies away from a challenge." (avoids or avoids doing something) - "They will shirk off these difficult tasks onto someone else." (avoid or delegate) If you are looking for a similar phrase with a different meaning, here is an example of "shirk on": - "The company's new policy will force employees to shirk on their breaks." (reduce or limit).
Depending on where you live, if you shirk on your taxes, you might: And perhaps most crushingly, you can: Professor Blank, who teaches at the New York University School of Law, says these types of collateral penalties can promote compliance, perhaps more effectively than heaping on additional monetary fines.
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The technological aspects of that are up to Facebook, but something it must not shirk on is the human aspect.
To benefit from this information, the principal must mitigate her own incentives not only to misreport information to the agent but also to shirk on gathering information.
While the optimal contract appears to provide high-powered incentives to the agent, it is actually designed to mitigate the principal's own incentives to shirk on gathering information and to misreport.
They examine two different types of team members: Macleod (1988) and Dong and Dow (1993) study the type of workers has the incentive to shirk and then quit the cooperative, whereas Lin (1993) discusses the type of worker may have the incentive to shirk on a continuing basis and stay in the cooperative.
"Blaming insecurity and unemployment on immigrants is shirking one's responsibility".
If you're trying to decide between a few cameras, look at their lenses: if one device maker is shirking on the lens, arguably the most important part of the camera, then you can be sure they shirked elsewhere too.
He never shirked on his values".
Shirking on mortgage shopping is a costly type of sloth.
But that buyer, under the name "gorpetri," immediately shirked on the bid, said Matthew Bernardo, chief operating officer of Housing Works.
