Sentences with phrase «by branching into»

The Byers say that since assuming the new ownership, they have noticed a high demand for property management and rental income services and are devoting efforts to increase market share by branching into these areas.

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The Deutschmann brothers had expanded the business to nine retail stores in the Boston area, and had branched into the music market by the late 1940s.

McLoughlin's comments follow an investigation into the incident by the Air Accidents Investigation Branch, which investigates airplane accidents in the United Kingdom.

A few years after the subway ads debuted, Zizmor branched out into television commercials, which he also initially shot by hand.

Bregman said Second Cup got the idea to branch out into pot after being approached by several cannabis producers.

«From there, we branched out by opening a travel agency and then we got into corporate meeting planning,» says Klein.

The name of the game is to minimize these costs by increasing the flow of deposits into your institution. Large banks like RBC benefit from their extensive network of branches and large customer base — chances are, their customers write cheques to other RBC customers leading to no net outflow and no overnight borrowing requirement.

You can access your money by visiting a local branch or logging into online or mobile banking.

Four banking professionals have joined Marquis Bank to lead the bank's expansion into Broward County with a loan production office and a new branch in Fort Lauderdale.The new team will be headed by Steven Sanzone, who joins Marquis as market president after spending the last 14 years as executive vice president and senior loan officer at Stonegate Bank.

This means developers can simply fork from the current Bitcoin software branch, and bring a new version into existence, which will operate by a new set of rules.

A proposed merger between AT&T and Time Warner has been encumbered by a lawsuit from the branch of Justice, which AT&T alleges changed into filed as a result of Trump's personal criticism of the company.

A dam can also be made by a dead tree falling in a river, followed by backfilling of smaller branches and stones, tumbled into place by the water.

The legislative branch has a further check - and - balance mechanism of its own, by its separation into independent House of Representatives and Senate, both of which must pass every measure that is to become law.

What started as a company with a handful of organic cotton tees that recently branched into a full line of responsible, durable goods, United by Blue thoughtfully makes all of their products with sustainable materials.

Furthermore, if the evidence from some branches of Orthodox Judaism and of Black Islam in America is taken into account, it may be that the simple clarities of fundamentalism give persecuted people whose lives are in disarray the clean - edged structures by which discipline and order can be imposed on chaos from within.

· Whilst tradition in England has people carrying Palm branches in imitation of Christ's triumphal procession into Jerusalem, in Italy they usually carry olive branches and strew their churches with bay leaves, so that the Palm Sunday Procession leaves the most delightful smell, as those walking by crush the leaves as they go.

It is by law a Royal Palace, so nobody was ever officially allowed to die on the premises, in case the death had to be inquired into by some fearsome, forgotten tribunal, perhaps a branch of Star Chamber.

He came back into the sacristy a moment later and said By rights if we are going to hand out tree branches today we ought to thank Saint Dorothea, don't you think?

If it is indeed the case that absent theistic assumptions, the scientific enterprise can ultimately be called into question, then by embracing naturalism, these biologists are effectually sawing off the branch upon which they are currently sitting.

The government resigned, Havel was acclaimed interim president, and in a matter of days, if not hours, the great ugly wall that had separated Christian Europe into two branches (as the pope put it) came pounding down, hammer blow by hammer blow.

Ibrahim sura 14: Seest thou not how Allah coineth a similitude: A goodly saying, as a goodly tree, its root set firm, its branches reaching into heaven, (24) Giving its fruit at every season by permission of its Lord?

Ibrahim sura 14: In the name of Allah, the Beneficent, the Merciful Seest thou not how Allah coineth a similitude: A goodly saying, as a goodly tree, its root set firm, its branches reaching into heaven, (24) Giving its fruit at every season by permission of its Lord?

2:15, and to Jews as the natural branches and Gentiles as cut from what is by nature a wild olive tree and grafted against nature into a cultivated olive tree in Rom.

P.S. if this recipe sets your heart a-flutter and you want to branch out into even more cruelty - free recipes inspired by the flavor and texture of bacon, you'll want to stay tuned.

Vince Neil is branching out into (5) categories of his Tatuado Restaurant chain with the prospects of 25 additional stores opening by Summer 2015 ran by the Tatuado Hospitality Management Group.

I followed Si √ ¥ n into the shallows and we waded downstream through a thickly woven tunnel of branches until we came to a hollow under the bank curtained by trailing roots.

They began branching out into the field of developmental toys by focusing on creating toys and accessories to promote and maximize baby's development from birth through 12 months.

Members of the public have until May 6th to comment on mySociety's proposal that parliament's two online branches are merged into a digital office headed by one person.

De Blasio got himself noticed by hitting Bloomberg the hardest and giving voice to the millions of struggling New Yorkers who looked at the post-9 / 11 gilded - age excess all around them — the stratospheric rents and impossibly high cost of living, the bank branches and chain stores squeezing out local mom - and - pops, the very skyline remade by gleaming new high - rises catering to hedge - funders and Chinese and Russian billionaires — and worried it could permanently transform the greatest city in the world into an open - air luxury mall for the global super-rich.

@DavidGrinberg: # 2 is a (legal) decision and precedent that has no jurisdiction over a (political) treaty, if properly entered into, by the Congress and Executive branches.

But the conversion of the excellent report of the Sole Judgment Debt Commissioner into a political White Paper for electioneering purposes to be published under the supervision of the office of the Attorney - General demonstrates how low we have come in this country in terms of the only constitutionally established office within the executive branch which by hallowed tradition and practice is to defend and uphold the liberty of every individual and the rule of law in its quasi-judicial decision making process.

-- $ 170 million in additional reduction for the Office of Court Administration, bringing it into line with the 10 percent being cut by the AG, comptroller and executive branch.

She explained that the registration would be done through a customized CD that would be made available to candidates by the State Examination Board after the payment of N10, 000 (Ten Thousand Naira) into any branch of Fidelity Bank, Skye Bank or FCMB.

While a delay in creating the infrastructure needed to assess fines against delinquent campaign finance filers earned initial condemnation from the Board's commissioners, who accused her of causing its enforcement practices to take «a step backwards,» Sugarman has since branched out into areas that have traditionally been ignored by the state's enforcement bodies.

Over the course of the 1990s, Special Branch officers protected their informers from investigations into at least ten murders in the province, by destroying evidence, conducting mock interviews or obstructing inquiries.

Mr Martin is currently conducting his own «root and branch» inquiry into MPs» expenses but now faces his own investigation by the parliamentary standards watchdog.

But now, «With the executive branch being taken over by an actual County executive, there's an opportunity to focus on legislation,» so she finds herself itching to jump back into the political game again.

The addition of money to the budget by the Democratic legislators to continue the County's operation of the Section 8 program is bad policy, an improper intrusion into the executive branch's powers and fiscally irresponsible.

The Steuben County - based bank is preparing to open its first Buffalo Niagara region branch, in Clarence, marking a greater push by into the area.

Also, the executive branch fellowships are funded by the hosting agencies and they seek individuals who can not easily move into the system without a fellowship.

The spider attaches a line of silk to the tree branch she is standing on, by the side of a river, and bungee - jumps into space.

By 1750 B.C., Babylonian temple priests had branched out into issuing loans to locals.

The fishermen were able to keep the horses they were using as eel bait in the pond by climbing into the trees and waving branches at them.

Still, he's in it for the long haul, and Arnoux sees himself preparing for an uncertain future by branching out into other species, such as scallops, across several locations.

By engineering nano - size branches and trunks into plastic solar cells, researchers have improved their ability to harvest the energy in sunlight

Until now, many scientists believed that blood flow within the brain was solely controlled by changes in the diameter of arterioles, blood vessels that branch out from arteries into smaller capillaries.

They may be fit only for consumption by weary grad students who have forgotten to buy any bread again, but be wary of enterprising caterers who decide to branch out into more modern flavours.

The original branch of the field focuses on infusing deuterium into a palladium electrode by turning on the power, Nagel explains.

By the time this survey - driven article was published in The Scientist, I had learned that I did not get the job at Next Wave, but the endeavor helped propel me into a branch of science writing.

The explanation might lie in small airborne birds» need to detect and track objects whose image moves very swiftly across the retina — for blue tits, for example, to be able to see and avoid all branches when they take cover from predators by flying straight into bushes.