Sentences with word «immoveable»

Those individuals who chose to invest and observe the performance mutual funds are those experienced investors that would rather see the performance mutual funds remain immoveable for a time than to fluctuate from one day to the next.

And in all honesty, hand on heart, having thought it through thoroughly, looked back at my favourite (almost immoveable) series from shows that are close to my heart, I might have to declare Breaking Bad season 2 as the best season of a tv show I have seen to date.

We continue to lead the way in jurisdictions such as Cyprus where we are currently representing hundreds of clients and addressing the many issues related to the way in which Cyprus banks previously granted foreign currency loans to purchasers of immoveable property.

«Instead of constructing immoveable concrete buildings, we'll create lightweight block - like structures which can be moved around easily as we invest in new product areas,» David Radcliffe, Google's vice president of real estate, said in a blog post Friday.

Lib Dems say their coalition partners are immoveable on the subject.

In the Charter arena, there is no room for immoveable values, which are fixed and unbending.

In practice that wouldn't happen, as the situation won't arise and there are other complications such as lost or immoveable coins, but you get the idea.

Her key strengths include working to tight immoveable deadlines and being driven by results in everything that she does.

Rumour has it that Morton personally met with disgruntled PC party members in Highwood to discuss their objections to the Act, but in the end, he was immoveable, leaving them unimpressed and in many cases, infuriated.

The educational bureaucracy is almost an immoveable force.

Initially static exercises performed against an immoveable resistance can be done.

They refused to glance down, proud and immoveable.

Tim Marlow, the RA's artistic director, said the Summer Exhibition was «an immoveable feast and a national treasure» so it had to be a central part of what would be «a big programme of historical reflection... who we are, where we came from and obviously where we are going to go.»

With 2 degrees an immoveable limit, approaching the point of no return on our way there becomes the crisis.

Players have such full schedules that arranging the logistics of appointments, and getting our hands on their passports for a few days, can be tough, particularly when the deadlines for a tournament are immoveable.

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