Sentences with phrase «rem asked»

REM asked readers to rank several issues on a scale of one to five, where one is not important and five is very important.

In an interview in REM in July 2010, REM asked Lawby why he continually toured the country to visit the franchise's 378 offices.

Media representatives from the Globe & Mail, the Toronto Sun and REM asked the panel questions about the market outlook and the industry.

To celebrate 25 years of serving Canada's real estate community, REM asked a small group of real estate leaders this question:

REM asks Laura Leyser about Quebec members leaving CREA, whether the industry should encourage part - timers, organized real estate's expenses and more.

To celebrate our 25th anniversary, REM asks: Who had the biggest impact on the industry during the last 25 years?

At the beginning of every year, REM asks industry leaders and brokers across the country to share their thoughts about one topic, in response...

Not exact matches

On the first night, the volunteers did not play any video games, but researchers woke them during REM sleep — the stage of sleep most associated with dreaming — and asked them to recall their dreams.

They asked: are we seeing REM and slow - wave sleep?

It is a question psychologists have been asking since REM sleep was first described in the 1950s, says Yuval Nir at Tel Aviv University in Israel.

French actress AMIRA CASAR, photographed by JUERGEN TELLER, divulges an appreciation for Caspar David Friedrich, Thomas Bernhard, and metaphysics; artist RICHARD HAMILTON asks how far back we need to go to be modern in a conversation with REM KOOLHAAS and HANS ULRICH OBRIST, photographed by JUERGEN TELLER; science - fiction writer JEFF VANDERMEER uncovers the beauty in alien forms;

Asked why this case is dragging on for so long, Greg Scott, senior communications advisor for the Competition Bureau told REM: «Every case is different.

REM: Do you have a sense of what Realtors at the grassroots level are thinking about the MLS policy changes the Competition Bureau is asking CREA to make?

Thus, counting on such an enormous pool of talented and successful professionals as i see on REM, can I please challenge you and ask to reach out to share some of your wisdom as for the «do's and don'ts» for a would - be sales representatives like myself?

January 2004 — In REM's annual industry survey, Realty Executives Wayne Zuk, speaking about commission cutting, says, «The next time you have a flat tire or run out of gas and you get service in five minutes, ask the service provider to work for less and see what he says.

«We think alike, and if you ask us a question, nine times out of 10 you'll get the same answer,» says Alex in a phone interview with REM while holidaying in Hilton Head, S.C. «We like and respect each other.»

The premise of this story is fantasy and you should ask REM to remove it for you.

I suspect Rem would've asked a question like: do you include agents in your referral program who have been convicted of bylaw or standards of business practice violations, and if so, how many such violations would need to have occurred, in order for a practitioner to be disqualified from your referral program?

In the third question posed by the Rem Editor, Beth Crosby is asked the clear question: «what are members asking about.»

The most frequent question I'm asked about writing for REM is the source of the monthly columns.

After more than a decade of writing for REM, I felt that I owe an explanation to the readers who emailed or called me to ask why I was not writing my column.

I will ask Mr. Moen to respond here on REM (because he himself has already done so publicly above), the single most important question my wife, my children, the charities I support, the community groups I support, and my clients, all need CREA to stop refusing to answer.

I have been asked by readers why I have not written for the past few issues of REM.

There was no purpose to this article, REM should at least ask our «Leaders» to add some content to what they are writing.

I would ask that everyone please take a deep breath and review REM's Comments Posting Policy http://www.remonline.com/about/terms-conditions/

Nothing happened to the M.P., and he does have a name, although I will not spell it out here online for his professionally requested sake, but Jim Adair, REM's editor - in - chief knows who he is, and will, I am sure, verify that he does indeed exist should you ask Jim to do so herein online, sans name of course.

Thought I'd ask since you are the food matters expert for REM, and besides, you never know, one day in the course of my travels I may be passing your way.

REM recently asked three people in the industry about some of these real estate perceptions.

«At this weeks» sales meeting I was asked to comment on the article in REM about The Transaction Broker.

But to be fair, Henry, REM hasn't asked Mr. Morse to respond to these comments and we don't know if he's read them.

In REM's June 2006 issue, a Letter to the Editor from a reader asked, «Where does the risk shift (to)?

Disclaimer: I receive private emails occasionally asking me how much REM «pays» me for my Gourmet Cooking for REALTORS (r) monthly column.

To your comments, Brian, (your last couple of sentences above in particular: definitely an investment), and those words of others who participate at REM, either in posting comments or as article contributors regarding either reading capacity in general being that of restaurant menus and not much higher, or lack of reading altogether, I can't help but ask: Are children today taught to read newspapers» current events or watch newscasts on television, or even on the Net?

I have interviewed many top sales reps for REM and I always ask them to offer up a few of the secrets to their success.

Phil Soper on LePage's legacy: Kathy Bevan, REM's senior editor, asked Royal LePage President Phil Soper: After 95 years as a real estate company in Canada, what would you say is Royal LePage's legacy?

I had a few emails this morning asking when I had rejoined the organization — which goes to show that REM continues to be a sought after source for real estate news!

Real Trends asked media outlets, including REM, to wait until the list was finalized before releasing it.

REM: How are Realtors responding to the new FINTRAC requirements, which — among other things — involve asking for photo identification from clients?