Sentences with phrase «express purpose of»

I bought my house with the express purpose of turning my formal dining and living rooms (which are very often adjacent or open to one another in floorplans here) into my quilting studio.

I love old doors, and I actually have one for the express purpose of making a headboard just like that.

as it would flow as a natural occurence when a listing agent puts a property on MLS and is hired «only» for the express purpose of so doing...

It's advisable to take a trip to the neighborhood you're considering buying in for the express purpose of looking at properties and the community.

Everything we do, from the hiring of agents and staff, to the implementation of procedures and processes in our business is ultimately done for the express purpose of providing all of our clients, with exemplary service.

He scouts real estate schools with the express purpose of affiliating rookie salespeople.

He «hires» nothing and no one, but rather seeks to pay for the express right to use the MLS system... he contracts with a REALTOR to post his property on the MLS system — in this case, hypothetically, Realtor.ca — but the property owner is only contracting for the express purpose of getting the house onto Realtor.ca (purely for advertising purposes; no different than paying for an ad in a newspaper or in a magazine?)

In speaking of balance and career success, every month there was a top agent meeting — out of town, arranged by head office for the express purpose of networking.

Atterbury started the Atterbury Trust only four years» later with the express purpose of giving back to the community.

Eggleston and his partners bought the failing company with the express purpose of moving its vast stores of collated contact information into the 21st century.

At the same time, FNB's first report noted that only some 11 % of all home sellers across country had put their properties on the market during Q4 with the express purpose of upgrading to a better residence.

Developers must comply with international standards on labour, human rights, sustainable development and the environment for the express purpose of ensuring that Traditional Owners and custodians are able to practice their traditional laws and customs and exercise the full range of connection to Country.

Such agreements should be developed with the express purpose of setting a comprehensive community development plan for communities as an alternative that can ultimately supersede the application of various intervention measures (such as mandatory income management).

, which was first organized in 1947 as the Oregon Personnel and Guidance Association for express purpose of serving and supporting professional counselors in their work.

The state's premier professional organization for LPCs is the Oregon Counseling Association, which was first organized in 1947 as the Oregon Personnel and Guidance Association for express purpose of serving and supporting professional counselors in their work.

The express purpose of the committee is to overturn these U.S. Supreme Court decisions by constitutional amendment if necessary.

A privately owned photography school with the express purpose of training Christian men and women to communicate effectively using visual media to be equipped with the knowledge needed to excel in creative media.

Holmes County, Ohio About Blog Ohio's Amish Country is a gloss magazine created for the express purpose of showcasing the very best that Ohio's Amish Country has to offer as a travel and vacation destination.

Hired, trained, coached, and developed 30 member staff, with the express purpose of integrating talented individuals into a team capable of exceeding all customer and corporate expectations with regard to service, food safety, and restaurant cleanliness.

Among the smaller changes Sennheiser has made with the HD 820 are new ear pads, which are a mix of synthetic leather and microfiber, created with the express purpose of helping insulate the listener from the outside world.

Adopting US identities and personas, they created a variety of groups and pages across Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube for the express purpose of pushing Americans to extremes.

Coulson is referring to articles which have become commonplace in digital journalism in recent times — articles which could easily be mistaken for genuine reporting but are in fact «advertorials» written for the express purpose of pumping the stock in question.

That is the point of his comment... he likes them together... if Google is forcing users to use two separate apps for the functionality he may as well go back to using iMessage as his SMS client and Hangouts vs Going Hangouts and Google Messenger... I personally agree... I moved to using Hangouts for the express purpose of having both functions together and then being told to go use a different app instead is bothersome... if that is the case I may as well go back to the previous SMS client I was using already instead of using Google Messenger...

Unless you're running repeated back - to - back benchmarks for the express purpose of heating it up, the OnePlus 2 should be just as snappy and responsive as any other modern Android flagship.

If these are the same as the seals on Apple's larger iPhones (and there's no reason they wouldn't be), the SE's «foamy silicone seals» refer to specially - fitted gasket which surround some of the handset's new internals, with the express purpose of keeping water out.

All terms refer to the offer, acceptance and consideration of payment necessary to undertake the process of our assistance to the Client in the most appropriate manner, whether by formal meetings of a fixed duration, or any other means, for the express purpose of meeting the Client's needs in respect of provision of the Company's stated services / products, in accordance with and subject to, prevailing English Law.

Onavo Protect was purchased by Facebook in 2013, for the express purpose of... you guessed it: mining your data.

«Foreign nationals were shown to have routinely deployed sophisticated tactics in making political expenditures to evade detection, with the express purpose of undermining the integrity of our elections,» the group wrote in a letter to FEC chairman Steven Walther.

«Our coalition was founded with the express purpose of increasing road safety and dramatically reducing the over 35,000 road fatalities that occur in the U.S. each year,» said David Strickland, counsel for the Self Driving Coalition for Safer Streets.

They are entities set up for the express purpose of inflicting harm on competitors.

Your information, whether public or private, will not be sold, exchanged, transferred, or given to any other company for any reason whatsoever, without your consent, other than for the express purpose of delivering the purchased product or service requested.

Simply put, unless you have, say, $ 25,000 lying around in your checking or savings account for the express purpose of taking care of final expenses such as medical bills, burial and legal fees for finalizing your estate, a $ 25,000 life insurance policy makes a lot of sense.

One of the participants on that show, Loralie, was there for the express purpose of losing weight because she and her husband wanted to have a baby.

An «intentional loss» is one that an insured «commits or conspires to commit» for the express purpose of causing a loss, with regards to property coverage.

Today, there is even a Lincoln Highway Association, created for the express purpose of keeping the history of the highway alive.

The Yearly Renewable Term Policy This policy was designed with the express purpose of providing life insurance coverage with minimal initial outlay.

When This site was set up it was with the express purpose of telling the buying public the truth about life insurance, all the truth.

Partnerships are formed when two or more people get together with the express purpose of going into business.

A child life insurance policy used to be sold with the express purpose of using the cash value of the policy to pay college costs.

Life insurance was designed with the express purpose of providing permanent protection for a family or loved one in the event of the death of the primary income earner.

SkipTheMed.com may share your personally identifiable information with insurance carriers or other partners, vendors, or affiliates for the express purpose of assisting you in your purchase of insurance.

Special needs trusts, in my opinion, may also be called a life insurance trust, because they are created with the express purpose of using a cash value life insurance plan to fund them.

Choice Mutual may share your personally identifiable information with insurance carriers or other partners, vendors, or affiliates for the express purpose of assisting you in your purchase of insurance.

Other notable programs: The Oklahoma Cares program was set up with the express purpose of treating breast and cervical cancer in women.

After all, it is the express purpose of those seeking withdrawal from the EU that the UK will be able to control itself (without being subject to the obligations arising under the EU treaties) who enters and resides in the UK.

But when one not only finds such tenets held, but societies of men formed, who meet with the express purpose of disseminating such doctrines... it is time for every sober man... to endeavour to crush such unconstitutional and pernicious doctrines.»

While this may be a valid perspective, it is my point of view that law schools in Canada should not be blind to the fact that the overwhelming majority of their graduates join the profession and have come to law school with the express purpose of learning the skills necessary to do so.

Gaining access to property through (gross) deliberate deception with the express purpose of gaining access to property knowingly without the ability to pay is denying a landlord of their property and capital with intent and tantamount to Theft by Deception.

I would suggest that the Ministry of the Attorney General is the publisher of first instance when it distributes the judgments on an unrestricted basis to the major legal publishers for the express purpose of making the judgments available to the legal profession online.

What makes lying a issue is when it is done with the express purpose of getting someone to sleep with them and it has be done with the knowledge not only of what they are doing BUT that it is wrong to do so.