Sentences with phrase «meaning utmost good»

And never forget - insurance is based on the «uberrima fides» principle - meaning utmost good faith.

Not exact matches

It was this that Bergson knew well and meant to take with the utmost seriousness and realism.

When I say best, I don't mean technically, I mean the passion and attitude to do your utmost to win.

Arsene Wenger refused to sell Joel Campbell last summer, despite the Costa Rican and his agent doing their utmost to bring him offers, and it was a good idea as our injury problems have meant that Campbell has finally managed to get a run in the First XI.

If there's utmost silence around, it could mean two things - either the little one is snoozing away, which is good, or they are busy upto something ungodly that would shake you off the floor.

When animals are bred to be commercially sold, profits are of the utmost priority, meaning the health and well - being of the animals are neglected.

The Best Western Kom Hotel Stockholm is certified by Ecolabel, which means that we do our utmost to reduce energy consumption and use of chemicals.

There's a healthy variety of gameplay options on tap, which means that it's of the utmost importance that the gameplay delivers good stuff — and that's largely the case here.

Sometimes called the doctrine of «utmost good faith,» the meeting of the minds means that each party to the contract agrees to be honest with the other and gives personal attention to the details of the contract.

Your case and your rights should be treated with the utmost integrity and working with Benouis Law means you will be in good hands.

In practical terms, this means that both parents do their utmost to demonstrate that they are the better parent — and that the other one is worse, unfit, or even abusive.