Sentences with phrase «old money practices»

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Stock market history is founded on an age - old practice of wanting to invest in an enterprise and make money off its performance, and today, that is no different.

Police say a central New York couple pretended their 9 - year - old son had blood cancer in order to solicit money from sympathetic donors, even receiving an invite to Syracuse University football practice from the ruse.

In 2008, when Quinn and the Council found themselves mired in a slush - fund scandal — she had quietly continued a bad - old - timey Council practice that allowed the speaker to consolidate power by doling out discretionary money to members in secret — she found an invaluable, unshakable source of support in Bloomberg and in the real - estate community.

This latest Japanese trend of hooking up with an older guy, in some ways, is very similar to «compensated dating,» a popular practice where teen - aged girls get involved with older men who offer money or gifts in exchange for companionship or other favors.

Peer - to - peer lending is a modern name for a practice as old as money itself — individuals loaning money among themselves.

Learn how our veterinary practice partners SAVE MONEY year after year by cutting all costs associated with server upgrades and unnecessary equipment purchases — cloud veterinary software puts money back into patient care and not into old - fashioned out - dated practice manageMONEY year after year by cutting all costs associated with server upgrades and unnecessary equipment purchases — cloud veterinary software puts money back into patient care and not into old - fashioned out - dated practice managemoney back into patient care and not into old - fashioned out - dated practice management!

«There's no department that I'm aware of,» says Kumpf, «that has enough money in their budget to simply practice the old capture - and - euthanize policy; nature just keeps having more kittens.»

«There's no department that I'm aware of that has enough money in their budget to simply practice the old capture - and - euthanize policy; nature just keeps having more kittens.»

Indeed, the practice and business of law lives up to the old adage that «time is money,» and survey respondents report that, on average, 72 percent of their fees are based on the traditional billable hour model.

It can only be for the money generated via dues for ORE and desk fees for brokerages etc. that this age - old practice continues.

What the grand old system of churning out dues paying, commission seeking «licensed» real estate sales people amounts to is the equivalent of a sixteen - year - old passing a written test to acquire a driver's license, without the benefit of actually learning how to drive a vehicle safely and responsibly, because he / she has never been behind the wheel when the motor was actually running, and then being allowed to hop right into a 750 horsepower, 300 kilometer per hour race car, immediately being encouraged to hit the track (no practice laps) pedal to the metal, racing for the glory, the crown, and the prize money, along with the mostly other hacks who are clogging up the track.