Sentences with phrase «of paper back»

They even had a large selection of paper back books available.

Ed Miliband was content to pose with a World Cup edition of the paper back in June before u-turning and apologising for doing so after ruffling the feathers of some within the party.

«Unlike the days of a physical piece of paper where, unless it was copied, you could get that physical piece of paper back, now, once you hit send or enter on your keyboard, it's gone,» he added.

The nouveau logic surrounding this fiat currency regime states that confidence and trust for a piece of paper backed by faith will always trump the desire for people to hold something tangible.

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This vision board can be a poster board, a piece of paper, the back of a cardboard box, or anything you have.

The result was no sticky label backing to gum up machinery, and the complete elimination of backing paper.

«For every million shipping labels, you're throwing away 2,300 pounds of backing paper.»

In 2007 Scotia came to the rescue of Canada's DundeeWealth, which had gotten into trouble when the asset - backed commercial paper market collapsed.

«On paper, things look good — our spoilage is in check, and I don't have a lot of back stock,» he said.

And that takes me back all the way to my father, who specifically had left me, by the standards of those days, a silver spoon — but still a tiny paper, half a tiny paper, my sisters and I.

When Business Insider pointed out that The New York Times had indeed pushed back in a statement against the assertion that the paper had shared a copy of the article with Manafort in advance, Bossie doubled down.

During difficult market conditions, such as the asset - backed commercial paper crisis in the summer of 2007 and the global financial crisis of late 2008, the BAX has consistently provided customers with price transparency, liquidity and central counterparty guaranteed transactions.

It's a good feeling when you can answer your boss's questions on the spot, without shuffling through piles of paper or telling her that you'll have to get back to her.

The committee was set up by the major institutional investors to salvage about $ 32 billion invested in a type of short - term note, commonly called asset - backed commercial paper, that couldn't be redeemed.

There are also significant cost savings involved, since, says Winograd, «the paper backing is half the cost of the label.»

«If you run [both systems] in parallel, the blockchain or the Ethereum aspect of it is not enforceable, because [users] can revert back to the paper trail,» Cagney said.

The end result: no sticky label backing to gum up labeling machinery, and the complete elimination of backing paper.

She wrote it down on the back of a magazine because «there was not a decent pad of paper next to our bed at grandma's house,» Plank recalled.

«Back then a lot of smaller regional banks still did everything on paper,» Cuban told Forbes.

We're talking about Cowtown's other notable Brian Hunter, the oil industry engineer who forced Bay Street to stop ignoring the average folks who collectively and unwittingly dumped hundreds of millions of dollars into the now frozen market for asset - backed commercial paper (ABCP).

But a staff analytical paper from the Bank of Canada is peeling back the layers of blockchain's proposed advantages and suggests most of its assets actually come from more - conventional technologies such as encryption and smart contracts.

«Looking back at some of the first drafts of (now) Senator Warren's paper,» Cherny says, he sees «a big part» of what he and his co-founder are trying to accomplish with Aspiration.

Together, countless everyday folks unwittingly dumped hundreds of millions of investment dollars into the now - defunct market for asset - backed commercial paper.

That approach saw CWB turn down the opportunity to invest in asset - backed commercial paper offered by the likes of Lehman Bros. and Merrill Lynch, thus sparing it from the 2007 meltdown that caused huge writedowns at its larger peers.

Back in 1987, when he was still silk - screening his Joe Boxer boxer shorts by hand, he'd do screen tests on pieces of paper and then throw the paper in the garbage.

I think the MMO world — which is itself an outgrowth of the roleplaying Dungeons & Dragons world — you can trace this all back to Gary Gygax and that strange, crazy game that people played with dice and paper back in the 1970s.

Stock in structured - finance firm Coventree lost more than half its value Tuesday after it said various Coventree - sponsored trusts could not fund maturities of Canadian asset - backed commercial paper due to what it called a «market disruption.»

In March 2012, the paper cut back the number of free articles to 10.

The authors argue that what others perceive as a mess might actually be the result of a system where the «more important, urgent work tends to stay close by and near the top of the clutter» and the less important papers «tends to get buried to the bottom or near the back,» CNN reported.

John Scott - Railton, who researches digital rights and privacy at the Citizen Lab at the University of Toronto, said he recently thought back to all the PowerPoint presentations and papers he had given and seen that cautioned about how third parties might access and abuse user data.

Holdings of problematic asset - backed commercial paper were restructured, and investors we obliged to accept their losses: no public funds were involved.

«She makes me sign a bit of paper every time saying, the island is hers if I don't come back,» Branson jokes.

Jacobs said these systems were used within UBER to avoid leaving a paper trail that could come back to hurt the company in the event of a lawsuit.

Why would a piece of paper and an executive legal team set her back?

Research papers have in fact backed this up as true; one paper calculated the returns of Buffett's stock -LSB-...]

There are companies that are putting out not very well - written 10 - page white papers, and on the back of that, raising millions of dollars for not very welldefined tokens.

Detractors of paper money have always been fixated by the absence of gold to back it up, but they fail to recognize what really makes a currency accepted and secure — the government guarantee and the good sense of the sovereign not to abuse its franchise.

Brian Bushee from the Wharton School of Business wrote an excellent paper back in 2005 that highlighted the behavioral differences among institutional investors.

The Brookings paper suggested that transferring some of the risk of the student loan repayments to the schools the borrowers attend could cut back on this problem.

Tomball, Texas, Public Works director David Esquivel told a local paper there this year that the Houston area had «two 500 - year storms back to back»: over Memorial Day weekend of 2015 and early April 2016.

When Satoshi Nakamoto's paper describing Bitcoin appeared in the fall of 2008, it cited Mr. Back's hashcash.

Koann Vikoren Skrzyniarz is the Founder and CEO of Sustainable Life Media and Sustainable Brands whose involvement with the intersection of environmental and human issues in business dates back to the mid-1980s when she launched international conferences on improving log utilization, reducing Waste Paper, and eliminating ozone - layer destroying chemicals (CFCs).

White Paper by Roland Reynolds & Ken Wallace September 2009 INTRODUCTION Two key trends have dramatically altered the venture capital industry over the last three decades: the rise of larger fund sizes and the decline of Initial Public Offerings (IPOs) as an exit market for venture - backed companies.

Not only will standardized documents make your business papers (and your business) appear professional, but having one standard platform for the creation and formatting of documents, such as Google Docs and Excel, will cut back on the time it takes employees to produce and correct documents.

The loan is backed by the government so expected increased paper works and endless amounts of hoops to jump through.

Unlike in the past, when you could exchange your dollars or any other currency for physical gold, fiat currency is not backed up by anything else than a number printed on a piece of paper.

Yesterday, Bloomberg picked up on a post I did congratulating a team of Goldman Sachs researchers who coined the term BRIC for Brazil, Russia, China and India back in 2001 and wrote the definitive series of papers on why those were fertile markets for investment.

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The monetary policy debate over whether rule - like behavior is preferable to pure discretion dates back at least to Henry Simons in 1936.1 More recently, in their Nobel Prize - winning work, Finn Kydland and Ed Prescott demonstrated that a credible commitment by policymakers to behave in a systematic rule - like manner leads to better outcomes than discretion.2 Since then, numerous papers using a variety of models have investigated the benefits of rule - like behavior in monetary policy and found that there are indeed significant benefits.

For those of you too young to remember, computer printers back then didn't use regular paper; they used a continuous roll of paper with perforations for page breaks rather than separate pages.