Sentences with phrase «customary for»

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, which revised longstanding closing procedures last year under an initiative it calls Know Before You Owe, said today it understands that it's customary for real estate sales associates, brokers, and other third - party service providers to receive copies of the closing disclosure that goes to the customers during the transaction.

Any good lender will be looking at what is customary for that type of business and the «chart of accounts» will tell you how detailed the borrower is.

Prorated warranties are customary for full service property management agreements representing the landlord, I haven't seen a warranty from a Broker representing a tenant.

Spend time with your agent to ensure the offer is clean, without mistakes, and that you have offered to pay settlement fees that are customary for your neighborhood and maybe some that the seller would ordinarily pay.

Although, it is not customary for typical office market studies, such an exercise can facilitate the estimation of the structural vacancy rate for each market, if appropriate cross-section data are available, when more advanced office market analysis is performed.

In the competitive arena of multiple offers, it is customary for all of the Agents to agree to return at a specific time with their improved offers if possible.

However, never think that «predatory dealing» or «predatory lending» or violations of fair trade, or what is customary for the size and scope of a transaction can be swept under the rug.

In addition to entrusting her with its secrets, Amazon gave Warshak authority and responsibility beyond the site selection and negotiating that is customary for a broker.

It's common and customary for the late fees (NSF fees) to go to the Property Manager.

Appraisal Appraisers are to be compensated at a rate that is reasonable and customary for appraisal services in the market area of the property being appraised.

If you deal with any FC matter your contract better be customary for the area, clean, without BS contingencies and show up as a valid, good faith contract.

You know whether newer windows are customary for your neighborhood or a real selling point.

And that's fine and customary for a typical «getting to know you» date.

When the child reaches age 2, it is customary for the child to be cared for by the elder sister.

It is customary for everyone living in the household to come to the first session, although there are certain circumstances where it is better to meet with the parents alone first and then the child or teen alone before convening together.

It is customary for resumes to include information about college degrees — but what do you do if you don't have one?

The phrase «References are available upon request» should also be left out as it is customary for employers to request them automatically if you are selected to participate in the interview process.

Some time ago, it was customary for your resume to have a line towards the top that read something like: «OBJECTIVE: To obtain a position in customer service in which I can utilize my skills at an organization that facilitates innovation and growth.»

As is customary for the Galaxy S and Note lines, Samsung is expected to make use of the latest Snapdragon and Exynos chips for the new Galaxy Note 9 model.

It's not exactly customary for a diminutive derivation of a new flagship phone to go official before the «full - sized» model does, and several major Android OEMs have altogether renounced mini-hero devices.

As customary for most brands, the ASUS ZenFone 4 line up will most probably be prioritized, with the ASUS ZenFone 3 series receiving it later.

As is customary for this type of update rollout, coverage is not as widespread.

It is also customary for these websites to provide useful links in their news stories, which readers can follow for further reading.

As is customary for new versions of iPhone and iPad software, iOS 11 was pushed out to customers via an over-the-air update a few days before the new iPhones were due to land on store shelves in September 2017.

Since Google Cardboard debuted at the 2014 conference, it's become somewhat customary for Google to update us on where it thinks the future of virtual reality is going.

Fans queuing for the latest iPhone is something customary for new launches, but according to reports from across the globe, demand isn't what it has been in previous years.

As is also customary for OxygenOS, you can change the look of the interface too.

As has been customary for OnePlus since the split from its Cyanogen - based software on the OnePlus One, the OnePlus 3 runs OxygenOS which, this year in version 3, is built on top of Android Marshmallow.

It is customary for televisions or home entertainment tech to come out tops during the CES trade show in Las Vegas at the start of each year, but in January 2016, Samsung was talk of the town for its latest fridge freezer rather than its TVs.The company... Read more

It's customary for the cost to be due and payable as additional rent.

It is customary for people to accumulate more belongings, but then some tend to throw things out and that can reduce how much you own.

An insurer makes an evaluation when a bill is submitted for whether or not the charges proposed are reasonable and customary for the type of work being performed.

Ask your insurer to increase the amount they're calling reasonable and customary for this particular case.

Is it customary for you to attack and demean those who crticize your company.

It is customary for the human resources representative or lawyer to interview all legal positions, but legal assistants or paralegals may also be part of the process.

«It's customary for them not to confirm or deny an investigation is taking place,» said Dimitri Lascaris, a partner at Siskinds LLP.

At the Federal Court, Rogers was prepared to provide the information, provided they were paid their costs of doing, as is customary for Norwich Orders from non-parties.

For a very long time, it was customary for lawyers to present all documents in paper format to the Court.

Although it is now customary for outsourcing agreements to include extensive change management provisions, not all of them include «Mandatory Change» or «Directive» provisions.

@user6726: While I don't know of any law requiring this, it is customary for federal agents to alert local law enforcement when they are (or plan to) conduct operations within their jurisdiction.

After the opposing party has been properly served, it's customary for the attorneys (or self - represented parties) to attempt at settling the matter and avoid litigation costs.

Apparently in the Middle Ages it was anyone taking communion was required to fast for several hours beforehand and so it became customary for the Lord Chancellor to offer «breakfast» to the judges before they returned to court.

The times have changed however: in my experience at least, it is now customary for outsourcing agreements to include extensive provisions relating to the personnel used by the service provider to perform the services.

Once upon a time it was customary for the Minister of Finance to introduce a veritable raft of bills in his budget.

It is customary for the parties to a mediation to make a written contract with the mediator which imposes express obligations of confidentiality both on the parties and on the mediator.

It is not customary for someone who's work as being criticised to be an» anonymous» reviewer.

As is customary for the NRC, the report doesn't recommend particular emissions reduction targets, «noting that choosing among different targets is a policy choice rather than strictly a scientific one because of questions of values regarding how much risk or damage to people or to nature might be considered too much.»

In times of drought or flooding, it was customary for the local gentry and government officials to lead the community in offering sacrifices and conducting other religious rites to appease the dragon, either to ask for rain or a cessation thereof...»

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During the Jewish Passover holiday (starting Monday) it is customary for children to ask questions — a lot of them!