Sentences with phrase «by different names»

The process goes by different names in different states and varies somewhat, but there are some similarities between states.

After submitting a petition for dissolution of marriage — called by different names in different states — the filing spouse must serve notice to the other spouse.

Riders may be known by different names in different states and may not be available in every state.

Not all versions have «official» names, many are named by local farmers, and similar varieties can go by different names in other regions.

Others will split vacation days called by different names such as «sick days» or «paid time off».

You could just respect that people pray with differently and call god by different names.

While you should avoid anything that calls itself a payday loan, be on the lookout for lenders who are doing the same thing by a different name.

Firstly, I don't want you to be confused by the different names it may go by.

The financial power of attorney, as a standalone document, is also identified by different names such as advance directive, advance healthcare directive, advance medical directive or any combination thereof.

Sure we might call our loans by different names like auto loans, home equity loans, mortgages, and yes — personal loans, but for us it's all personal.

It's so secret that credit card companies may even call their hardship programs by different names.

Are you sure you haven't been on this site before by a different name?

We also manually checked to see if these 200 companies were known by different names because of mergers etc..

An assembly outline based on the fact that the main religions all pray to one god, just known by different names.

You may hear the same type of resume called by different names.

Student support offices are typically a component of student affairs, and may go by different names depending on the college or university.

They really don't care if you call your god by a different name or live your life in a different way.

They rejected, as Paine wrote, «the savage idea of man considering his species as his enemy, because the accident of birth gave the individuals existence in countries distinguished by different names.»

The latter concern is still shared by Bart, so much that he even describes them as «on the same team even if we call our ultimate concern by different names.»

Fat Tuesday or Mardi Gras by a different name, Shrove Tuesday is the Anglican Church's pre-Lenten celebration before kicking off the 40 - day fast leading up to Easter Sunday.

The living God of all Gods is called by different names among other Faiths, and I believe God very well knows this.

Gluten can be labeled by different names, though, which can make it difficult to find and eliminate from your diet if you don't know what to look for.

It is estimated that there are over 200 different pasta shapes with at least three times the number of names as different regions in Italy will refer to the same pasta shape by different names.

While the Greeks have olive oil and yogurt, Icelanders have rapeseed oil, which is just canola oil by a different name, and skyr, technically a fresh cheese that was originally a byproduct of fermenting lamb and has since found its way to dairy aisles in the U.S.

But Felder and opponents call it a tax by a different name.

«We need better amenities at our outdated airports, but gambling by a different name shouldn't be one of them,» said Joe Sitt, chairman of the Global Gateway Alliance.

Whether you call it niche construction or techno - physio evolution, it is ultimately punctuated equilibrium by a different name, with culture rather than catastrophe providing the new niches.

POTS was known by different names until 1993 when a team of Mayo Clinic researchers coined its official nomenclature.

To help my students keep these distinctions in mind, I usually refer to yin poses by different names than their more familiar yang cousins.

Several states have dropped the Common Core, although some, such as Indiana, have replaced them with similar standards by a different name.

In some way, shape or form, this is the new vision of the Volkswagen Beetle (albeit by a different name)-- a four - door electric car based on the automaker's new modular platform.

** Mazda MX - 5 with a power retractable hard top roof will be known by different names around the world: Europe: Mazda MX - 5 Roadster Coupe Japan: Mazda Roadster Power Retractable Hard Top North America: Mazda MX - 5 (Miata) Power Retractable Hard Top

Cadillac is likely to find Cadillac CUE, the capacitive touchscreen Cadillac User Experience interface, is MyFord Touch by a different name.

The Amazon Kindle Voyage is leading the way and if you thought it was just a Paperwhite by a different name, think again.

Garth reminded us yesterday (or the day before) that bonds (and GICs, which are bonds by a different name) are severely overweighted in the self - directed «portfolios» of Canadians.

The Debt Tsunami is really just the Annoyance Factor by a different name.

Norfolk Terriers have been known by different names over the years.

Some may feel this is just calling a rose by a different name, the way Prince of Persia traded a death animation for magical rescue, though the consequences for the player ultimately remained unchanged.

The problem is that the Capcom 2D fighter universe is not just a single series, it's a whole history of overlapping cross-overs, cameos, remakes, non-sensical editions, same games by a different name and regional exclusives.

Sponsorship is often confused as being mentoring by a different name.

A profile is a summary by a different name, still considered «seller's fluff» (or ignored) by readers, still doesn't address recency, still takes up your most valuable resume real estate and still is basically a cover letter squeezed into the top of your resume.