Sentences with phrase «larger name acts»

Larger name acts go to Track 29.

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Though, the Oyo State government during the first term of Governor Abiola Ajimobi declared his zero tolerance to all acts that may hinder free flow of traffic in Ibadan, especially begging and street trading, but a visit to the above named areas had shown that beggars of all categories and street urchins have taken over larger part of the areas.

Established in 1848, by an act of the Great and General Court of Massachusetts, the Boston Public Library (BPL) was the first large free municipal library For other places with the same name, see Boston (disambiguation).

As the name implies, sideshows are smaller acts that are part of a larger fair or circus.

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A large piece of bronze cast from a slab of wood acts as the standard and displays the title, «IDIOTA» above a series of Spanish names («Carmen», «Romero», «Manuel Benitez,» etc.) inscribed on the cross and bronze flags that hang from each arm.

His recent work includes Ocean Rig (acting with Michael Todd QC for the opposing creditors in a $ 3.7 billion Cayman Islands restructuring), TPD Investments (acting with Michael Todd QC in a shareholder dispute concerning the affairs of a company owning two of the UK's largest hotels) and First Names v IFG (acting as sole counsel for the successful claimants in the Commercial Court trial of an SPA indemnity claim raising several issues of Jersey company law).

For example, under the Elections Act, a pro-life or pro-choice protester who distributes homemade flyers that cost $ 25 on a local street corner would be compelled — once an election is called — to provide their full name and address to the state and to the public at large.

who are national and multinational companies, who are household names and who much larger city firms would be pleased to act for»

On a larger scale: a group of citizens can organise the adoption of a rule or standard that curbs the power of the powerful and that limits their freedom to act in the name of an accepted social good (a minimum wage level, a prohibition of the recruitment of child soldiers).

She has been dubbed «the glue» by previous clients, having worked with large leading edge organizations in North America, such as tech startup HeroX.com, BC Cancer Research and ACT Medical to name a few.