Sentences with phrase «near to take»

Complete your course material online, then visit a convenient testing center near you to take the proctored final exam.

Share your pictures of sunrise and sunset near you to take part in Ólafur Elíasson's worldwide project

One way to begin in AKC Rally is to find a training club near you to take classes with your dog.

Come into our Lincoln dealer near me to take advantage of our outstanding specials and to see why we're considered one of the leading luxury dealerships near Dallas.

Locate a dealer near you to take advantage of this valuable warranty and the expertise of our technicians who receive training on your specific vehicle.

If you look at the replay where Kos seemed to have headed it out of his hands for a corner you will see he was nowhere near it to take charge of that cross.

Not exact matches

Some think the chance of sitting near a noisy child is part of the risk one bears when buying an airline ticket, but others think airlines need to take action and separate children from adults by creating child - only or child - free seating sections.

That same doctor can take your vital signs — temperature, pulse, blood pressure — and if needed, send a prescription to the nearest pharmacy.

While the Calgary mayor fought a near constant battle with home builders and developers in his first term, those in the know expect Iveson to take a much more conciliatory approach.

I was extremely fortunate to be able to take six - and - a-half months off — somewhere in the neighbourhood of what many Canadians take, although nowhere near the 50 weeks parents are entitled to in Canada.

While the US VC houses don't appear to be raising funds anywhere near the size of SoftBank's Vision Fund, it's possible that they will work together on deals in a bid to convince founders to take their money instead of or alongside SoftBank's.

I'd love to see incubators near or on college campuses, and founders and leaders taking on interns more often and supporting the next generation of creators.

The US bomber flight comes amid a series of Chinese military exercises, including live - fire drills, near Taiwan that a government spokesman said were meant to send a message to Taipei that Beijing would take further steps if Taiwanese independence forces continue doing as they please.

Shaken, and far from home on a remote highway, with ears still ringing, he waited hours for a tow truck to take him to the nearest Toyota dealer.

«There's a secret sauce in hiring a person who knows that I believe in him enough to take a chance,» says David Williams, CEO of Fishbowl, an inventory software firm near Salt Lake City.

«This supports near - term positive follow - through, and suggests it will take at least a couple of weeks before «overly bullish» sentiment gives way to a pullback.»

Cohen, 51, first caught Trump's eye in the early 2000s when, as a member of the condo board at a Trump property, he took it upon himself to wade into a nasty dispute between Trump's management company and some residents at a skyscraper near the United Nations.

That does have the benefit of propping up the U.S. stock market in the near future and enabling the Fed to navigate a soft landing for the U.S. taking into account rapidly changing global conditions.

Exploration firm Energia Minerals has reached an agreement with Euroz Securities to take an $ 8 million funding package to help fast - track development of its Gorno zinc project near Bergamo in north Italy.

Foursquare took the list of places where Herradura is sold and used location data from mobile phones to target ads to people who had been at or near those stores in the past or were likely to buy premium alcohol.

And if your marketing budget is near nil, don't forget about the free ways to reach new prospects: Take your business online (if you're not there already), build relationships through social media and create partnerships that allow you to cross market with businesses that offer complementary products.

Despite these public spectacles, like one that took place September in which Google parent company Alphabet used drones to deliver burritos at Virginia Tech, it's unlikely that the public will see widespread use of drone deliveries in the near future.

China loves SUVs and all they stand for — elevated status on the road, a sense of power, the freedom to take a hard right out of city traffic and scale the nearest mountain.

«Despite the near - term unfavourable outlook, New Hope remains in an enviable position to take advantage of future opportunities and to manage through this phase of the cycle,» managing director Robert Neale said in a statement.

When Chicago lawyer Marvin Bower rescued what was then an accounting and engineering firm from near bankruptcy in 1939 and proceeded to invent the discipline of management consulting, he enshrined a set of commandments that guides McKinsey to this day: put client interest above firm profits; speak truth to power no matter the consequences; our work must have real impact on the client's business; take client secrets to the grave.

Sometimes the step you take gets you nearer to what you want («I should be able to afford something just outside of downtown»); sometimes what you want changes («It looks likes there are an awful lot of Italian restaurants nearby.

«The steps that are being taken to re-inflate the consumer market of the developed world are likely to cause heavy inflation in the near - term, which will do further damage to the world economy.

It takes effort to see the bigger picture, but it's an effort well worth making, if only so we don't become like most investors (other than Buffett) who freak out and sell when the market is on the way down, or fear missing out and buy when the market is nearing its peak.

When examining the SMH on an absolute basis, one can see its 14 percent decline since March has taken it down to its 200 - day moving average, and down near its February lows.

Sometimes it takes a scientific study to prove what should have been obvious all along, but if the near hysteria about the consequences of sitting had you in doubt that common - sense solutions would be sufficient, this research should put your fears to bed.

Thus, the greater reward - risk appears skewed to the downside in the near - term as weaker results may mobilize investors to take the potential impact more seriously.»

Maduro's approval ratings have tumbled amid the crisis to 28 percent, near the lowest in 16 years of socialist rule, and while there's no sign the sometimes violent street protests that overwhelmed the country a year ago will return anytime soon, polls indicate that the opposition will coast to victory in legislative elections expected to take place by year end.

But I'd hate to see us go back down to April's near 50 % optimism level, and I think one way to keep it higher is for the federal government to take action and create certainty.

The rival Apple Pay system, launched in the U.S. in September, requires merchants to install near - field card readers, limiting its reach as contactless credit cards have been slow to take off there.

Hedge fund managers have amassed a near - record position of 1.405 billion barrels in petroleum and show no signs of rushing to take profits despite the rise in prices to their highest level since 2014.

Police said the vice consul was taken from the scene near Angra dos Reis to the Hospital Samaritano in the state capital for surgery.

They've now improved their social media to help create a stronger sense of community within their customer base and are working towards launching an app in the near - future to take this even further.

The company's mobile payment solution takes a two - pronged approach by combining a near - field communication (NFC) chip with the magnetic secure - transmission technology it acquired from LoopPay to transmit payment information between your device and a point - of - sale terminal.

It took me staying up all night and reaching near exhaustion to get fed up enough to seek a new solution to hiring.

Ahead of its annual shareholder meeting later this week, the world's largest retailer gave reporters a demonstration at a center near its Bentonville, Ark. - headquarters, where a drone flew up and down, taking 30 images per second and feeding the information instantly to mainframes.

These trips would involve taking a boat to a launchpad in the water and boarding a ship that's carried out of the atmosphere by a BFR, before returning to a landing pad near the destination city.

He seemed to suffer from a near - pathological need to take on new business opportunities that by all accounts, including those of his staff, Justice was incapable of handling.

Though earlier torpedoes would be programmed to detonate upon impacting or nearing the hull of an enemy vessel, the Mark 48 takes a different path... literally.

Still, getting carbon emissions from in situ projects down near the level of conventional oil will take more than that, which is where the new alternatives to SAGD come in.

The dilemma now, at least for boomers nearing retirement, is when and if to take some money off the equity table.

The Washington Post editorial board takes it as an economic consensus view, stating that «debt - to - GDP could keep rising — and stick dangerously near the 90 percent mark that economists regard as a threat to sustainable economic growth.»

Usually, it takes around half an hour to go to the nearest hospital.

The Futenma base, near where Tuesday's accident took place, is surrounded by schools, hospitals, and shops, leading local residents to fear air crashes and accidents.

Carter offers eight specific tips to help you achieve the near miraculous and get more done by working less in her complete post, including what work to do in the morning and what in the afternoon, the right intervals for taking breaks, and other details of how to be productively lazy.

«My speculation would be that China has basically calculated that it will take some near - term, rather assertive actions in the South China Sea, and pay short - term reputation costs in exchange for what it believes to be longer - term strategic gains.»