Sentences with phrase «itemise all»

It's also very useful to create a career plan where you can itemise all the steps you need to take in order to achieve your career goals, for instance, tailoring your CV for particular jobs, updating your LinkedIn profile.

As such, it is a good idea to itemise your contents and get as accurate as possible an estimate on their replacement value.

NOTE: In the event of a major disaster event, some insurance companies may not expect you to itemise all of your contents if your home and everything in it has been totally destroyed — they may agree to just pay the full amount insured, particularly if the amount claimed seems reasonable for the size of the family and the size and value of the home insured.

They don't give a toss about the experience unless you can itemise it as a development checklist.

The BeWrite Books catalogue at the start of 2010 contained 120 titles in so many genres that it's simpler to itemise what we do not offer: books for children or exclusively YA, erotica, swords - and - sorcery fantasy and space - opera - style science fiction.

This resource is a project which enables young people to design a logo, presentation and poster for a potential business and itemise and price various goods and services.

Though they may be harder to itemise and tabulate, these human contacts will provide rewards as enduring as any we are likely to derive from the export of iron ore.

The information underlying the decision itemises, among other things, a basic wardrobe to be bought from the allowance but as one colleague pointed out: «Three pairs of underpants?

Nor will the Carswell agenda itemised at his press conference — changing the law so that erring MPs can be recalled, or regaining control of the UK's borders, or even disrupting sofa government — be advanced by his departure for Ukip.

Nevertheless, he said he hoped to meet with the lecturers later yesterday or today during which he expressed optimism that both camps would strike a deal that could end the strike as he itemised the demands of ASUU and update on each of them.

during which he expressed optimism that both camps would strike a deal that could end the strike as he itemised the demands of ASUU and update on each of them.

While waiting on Bournemouth station for the London train, it was impossible for your columnist not to overhear the Lib Dems» home affairs chap itemising, between sips of Red Bull, his leader Sir Ming Campbell's political crimes.

But today's proposal would do away with the need for endless pages of itemised expense, and the need for MPs to keep receipts of their purchases - replacing the system with a lump sum of # 23,000 for the second home which MPs could spend as they wish.

Narrow, itemised politics is not the way forward.

He itemised for the Liberal Democrat's victories on tax: no inheritance tax cuts, the capital gains tax rise, income tax reductions for poorer workers only.

Drivers taking part in an experimental toll collection scheme in Florida already receive itemised bills showing the dates and times they passed particular toll booths, according to David Banisar, a lawyer for the Electronic Privacy Information Center in Washington DC.

Pieters also publishes an itemised breakdown of the garment's cost, including his wholesale and retail mark - up percentages, a radical business model that he hopes will catch on.

NCL 4, GCSE F, GCSE 9 - 1 Grade One Using a Calculator to work out percentage wastage and cost of wasted cloth, and cost of itemised buttons etc to make each garment.

The DfE also would not release an itemised list of costs for each delayed school, stating that it published the total amount of grants on its website once the schools were open.

The last service was in February 2017 and every invoice, MOT certificate and itemised expenditure document is included in the comprehensive and full history file.

It is awkward this one, but I am not against it as such, bearing in mind that this applies to the Kindle Unlimited side of life and not to itemised book sales.

My husband and I run a small construction business and we've found keeping up with business tax and personal tax and itemising everything — not to mention keeping up with itemizing all of the receipts — really difficult.

My husband just takes a photo of the receipt as he gets it at the counter, enters the total and then at the end of the month he emails a complete itemised file to himself.

If you accept that you owe the debt but disagree with (or are unsure about) the amount claimed, ask for an itemised statement of your account that sets out:

There may also be additional charges for those that require payment methods other than direct debit and for itemised / paper billing.

Consumers using book up should be able to view an itemised account and be given a regular record of their purchases and any remaining debt (for example, weekly, fortnightly or monthly).

Book up can be fair where receipts, itemised statements and records of transactions are provided, large debts are not allowed to be accrued, PINs are not kept, and customers understand the arrangements.

13 — The «Trades to import into Portfolio:» page will show an itemised list of all trades imported from tyour CSV file.

9 The «Trades to import into Portfolio:» page will show an itemised list of all trades imported from the Google Finance OFX file.

To find out how much the funeral will cost, ask the funeral director for an itemised and written quote.

While an itemised quote is required by law for basic funerals in NSW, you can ask for an itemised quote no matter where you are in Australia.

When you lodge a tax return, we will send you a notice of assessment, which is an itemised account of the amount of tax payable on your taxable income.

UK dog fashion was also becoming increasingly popular, in 1896 the Cheltenham chronicle produced an article calling the craze «fashionable foolishness» and provided an itemised bill from a dog tailor to prove their point, by this time the middle classes were also dressing their four - legged friends in travelling coats and beach outfits.

Means all Qualifying Event related spending itemised on an Event Contract including room spend at Event Qualifying Room Rates, function room rental, related catering, meeting and conference packages but excluding any expenses payable to third party suppliers and after deduction of any event credit.

The total amount (less the deposit), as detailed in an itemised bill, is due upon arrival unless otherwise arranged beforehand.

on checking out we had difficulty reconciling are bills as there was no itemised bil from the restaurant.

Separated by CDs, 12» vinyl, 7» vinyl and cassettes, the itemised list was included in the catalogue for his 1998 exhibition Peter Doig: Blizzard seventy - seven, shown at the Whitechapel Gallery, Kunsthalle zu Kiel and Kunsthalle Nürnberg.

Another phrase, «Anonymous actor» is repeated, and so is the word «messy» in another itemised thought.

My attention was only drawn to Shaviv because I had just for the first time read the Schulte paper, which itemises 6 papers (including Shaviv) as examples rejecting the consensus, and I picked Shaviv to compare first.

The portal automatically tracks who has viewed the content making it simple to produce an itemised checklist for auditing and reporting purposes.

Section 55 (1) itemised the declarations as to marital status which the court might make.

Ask the insurer for copies of itemised bills, photos, assessors reports etc..

Employers are legally obliged to give staff an itemised payslip every time they are paid.

Calls to this helpline are free from landlines and mobile phones within the UK and do not appear on itemised bills

It's a 24 hour line and the number won't show up on an itemised phone bill.