Sentences with phrase «as the fine print»

Typically, the FDD is made available within 14 days of any financial transactions, to give franchisees ample time to go over the outlay of the franchise business, as well as any fine print attached to the agreement.

-- even as the fine print details became all but microscopic.

The protest is just the latest headache for RBS which has been in the media spotlight for nearly two weeks now as the fine print of Sir Fred's pension is pored over by lawyers and civil servants.

Well, the short answer is that it depends on how much debt you have, as well as the fine print of the new credit card you'll be transferring your balance to.

But in Hell, a deal is only as good as the fine print, so although the cancer is cured the unscrupulous representative of the devil finds another way to take Barton's life.

And, as that fine print on your card agreement informs you, card issuers can change the terms at any time.

Let's set aside, for a moment, the legalistic language, as confusing in some passages as the fine print on a credit card application.

Something as small as the fine print on the back of your ticket may determine the outcome of the case.

Talk to your agent to learn more about mature policies, as the fine print varies from carrier to carrier.

This is termed as Fine Print in Insurance Plan.

Not exact matches

Many polls, such as those from the Pew Research Center, bury the margin of error in the fine print.

If you want to tenderly concoct a similar sentimental present for your loved ones, as the commercial reads at the end, in the fine print below Apple's «Happy Holidays» message, remember, there's «addl hardware required.»

In the name of consumer trust, businesses are wise to be up front and open about the user data they harvest, as opposed to burying this information in fine print.

They had seen the fine print of our packages and deliverables, as well as what it would cost them, and they liked it enough to inquire for more information.

As with any student loan, borrowers should read the fine print, look at their payment options, and decide if it is the right choice for their specific needs.

We crunched numbers, pored over price plans and their fine print, quizzed experts, and wrestled with complex pricing schemes to make the process as painless as possible.

The fine print of your loan agreement often includes a maximum possible rate; keep in mind, however, that the size of your payments depends on how much you borrow as well as on the interest rate.

This offers a considerable advantage, as companies that use their own site aren't required to operate within the fine print that a crowd funding site requires.

When considering an annuity, it's important to read the fine print as many carry high fees.

In this private training, you will gain a much better understanding of how ETFs work as a product and what the implications of the «fine print» mean for you as an investor.

The fine print of the SEC filing also points out that Cannell Capital's ownership stake comes as a result of owning shares for various entities it is the investment adviser or general partner of.

More political maneuvering will be needed as the economic reality awaiting Greeks hits home and the more radical Syriza lawmakers read the fine print.

There are still some originals available, and they are all available as fine art prints.

The original and fine art prints of it are available here, as well as my other artworks.

The second part of the prize package is a high quality fine are print of my painting that was used as the cover.

We say «come as you are» but the super fine print says «only when you can act like us, talk like us, and look like us.»

GET A FINE ART REPRODUCTION PRINT OF THIS CARTOON FOR AS LOW AS $ 9 HERE!More fun with the second coming.

Under «hew» one has to read into the third column of the fine print — arriving at definition II, 4 — before finding the following: «The or that man, or person of the male sex, hence indefinitely any man, any one, one, a person» That is as close as the OED comes to justifying the claim that «he» is a generic English pronoun.

You can get a fine art print of this cartoon, as well as others, here.

But the tragedy is that Dan Brown has succeeded in deceiving many of his readers because they overlook the fine print which applies as much to the so - called «Fact» page as it does to the some 500 pages which follow.

wish I wouldve known that women who are in their «child bearing» years should not eat these, as stated in fine print on very bottom of package.

First, I just have to say that the thing I can't stand the most about food industry marketing is when products are deceptively marketed as healthy when the fine print (that many don't read) clearly indicates they are NOT.

Specialty insurance can help manage recall - related losses as long as you're aware of the fine print.

THE FINE PRINT: The Giants and the Jets held a ceremony as their new stadium was completed.

Original note when article was first published: Those interested in betting on this fight should be sure to read the fine print as sportsbooks have strict rules regarding date deadlines, sanctioning bodies, boxing vs. MMA rules, etc..

Those interested in betting on this fight should be sure to read the fine print as sportsbooks have strict rules regarding date deadlines, sanctioning bodies, boxing vs. MMA rules, etc..

So of course as soon as we got home, I pulled up the email confirmation and just as I remembered, it was as clear as day that it included a $ 250 spa credit and there was NO fine print about any blackout dates.

Fine print: This program contains general claims of a medical nature.Please be aware that conclusive medical evidence as to specific medical benefits of baby massage has not yet been established.

As, a parent, I am happy to read the labels and the fine print, pack a lunch, and take responsibility for my child.

When you buy or sell a house, the real estate lawyers make you initial every page of the P&S, as if you've actually read the fine print about lead paint, balloon payments, easements, etc..

Develop a list of the questions you have as you work through the fine print, too.

As a pedi dietitian, I can tell you that I do NOT outright * recommend * flavored milk to patients... BUT (in fine print) if there is a deficiency bc child won't drink anything else and we start noticing things like chronic broken bones, you can bet I'm going to do everything I can to REALISTICALLY help parents correct the problem with no harm done.

Check the fine print as well and make sure that you will receive a return receipt label to send it back for free should it not work for you.

It is also imperative to use them as directed and outlined; so always read the fine print.

«They advertise it as a tax cut plan from your friendly federal government, and when you read the fine print, we take it right on the chin.»

State Attorney General Eric Schneiderman says as you prepare to spend your hard earned dollars beware of misleading bargains and added fees, compare warranty terms, know the terms of a layaway plan, check return and refund policies, beware of restricted gift cards, shop only on secure Internet connections, do not be tricked by confusingly similar website and domain names, protect yourself by using credit cards, be wary of too - good - to - be-true contests and prize promotions, and read the fine print.

He said: «I can't think of a Chancellor who has done less to engage with parliament, who has employed more spin doctors and who for example most recently in the budget, did everything he could to present his budget as a tax cutting budget, when of course it turned out, almost immediately, once you looked at the fine print that it was a tax con.»

There are many, many more sources of science information and the fact is that if we were still publishing print articles that were of the same length that we had back in those days, and if we were largely illustrating the magazine with lots of black and white photographs and small fine line drawings — as wonderful as those are — the fact is it would not look very appealing to most of the people, who enjoy Scientific American and benefit from it now.

And the fine print was just as bad: Success rates for grant applications are projected to be 22 % this year, down from 30 % in 2003.

This is especially true in the countless passages in which Bromley, courtly and sunny in print as in person, gushes with appreciation for the wonderful time he had in Washington and the many fine colleagues he was privileged to serve with before returning to physics at Yale.