Sentences with phrase «on line by»

I observed that the panel members did not really want to put their individual reputations on the line by appearing to be out of step with one another unless they were dealing with a truly contentious issue which that they felt was beyond their purview and knowledge.

We can actually be on line by telephone with you while watching it to answer questions as you go along.

I can't imagine a Sales Rep. putting their neck on the line by «listing» a house in another province.

(This was during the early 1990's) I worked hard because I felt an obligation to the manager who had put his faith in me and who had put his reputation on the line by hiring me under those conditions.

Your name should be listed on a line by itself in a larger or bold font than the rest of your contact information.

You can either do this on a line by itself (for example, «Re: Application for Stock Controller position») or in the opening paragraph (for example, «I am writing to apply for the recently advertised Stock Controller position.»)

An orphan is a single word on a line by itself, usually found in sections of bullets or at the end of a paragraph.

Tip 6: Go through the rest of your resume and remove all orphan words (words left on a line by themselves).

This would definitely have made a huge dent into your finances after the purchase — all the more reasons not to put your already dwindling wealth on the line by driving your new car out without proper insurance coverage.

A highly rigorous and determined portfolio is provided by MOMF with the intention that the high - quality stocks» potential is not laid on the line by the portfolio's overall performance.

You may contact us on this line by calling [phone].

Scientific data that gives a «leg up» to pharamaceutical companies working to develop cures, is now being posted on line by public - private partnerships that support the discovery of new medicines through open access research.

The quality of the book was so good that the immediate Past ABA President, Rita Cooper Ramo, put her prestige on the line by both writing the Preface and endorsing it on the Book Cover.

C) It would be tremendously risky to put his entire reputation and career on the line by simply using invented data to make figures 4.1, 4.2, 4.3, 4.4, 4.5, 4.6 and 4.7 that appear in his report — especially given the highly charged atmosphere of this debate.

A US Senate report notes, «Comparisons of wind, solar, nuclear, natural gas and coal sources of power coming on line by 2015 show that solar power will be 173 % more expensive per unit of energy delivered than traditional coal power, 140 % more than nuclear power and natural gas and 92 % more expensive than wind power.

«Comparisons of wind, solar, nuclear, natural gas and coal sources of power coming on line by 2015 show that solar power will be 173 % more expensive per unit of energy delivered than traditional coal power, 140 % more than nuclear power and natural gas and 92 % more expensive than wind power.

Wind energy developers have a huge incentive to bring renewable generating capacity on line by December 31, 2001 so that they will qualify for a 1.7 - cent per kWh production tax credit that is available for the first 10 years of the each windmillís life.

As of November 30, 2012, the wind capacity planned to come on line by the end of December would account for approximately half of the total 2012 wind capacity additions.

Both can be found in the International Tree Ring Data Bank housed on line by NOAA.

What I really don't understand is why they they put their future integrity on the line by sticking fingers in their ears after poking out their eyes and continually ignore the evidence that some of their advisers have been economical with the truth.

You can find them on line by shale and by company.

For example, the Crescent Dunes solar thermal power tower plant near Tonopah, Nevada that is expected to come on line by the end of 2013 will include 10 hours of thermal energy storage.

According to the Cricket Valley web site this is a proposed 1,000 megawatt (MW) combined - cycle, natural gas - fired generating plant in Dover, NY that is expected to be on line by the first quarter of 2020.

For Munich Re, which puts billions of dollars on the line by backing up insurance companies, there's little doubt that the damages from severe thunderstorm outbreaks are linked with global warming, although this year's outbreak in the U.S. may have also been related to the emergence of a pool of extremely warm water off the coast of South America, which also caused deadly flooding in Chile, Peru, and Colombia.

The facility expects to go on line by the end of this year.

These clubs are easily found on line by searching «dock diving» in your search engine.

You can visit the shelter to make a cash, check or credit card donation, or donate on line by credit card to become a Building Fund Sponsor (CLICK HERE) or to become a Building Foundation Donor (CLICK HERE).

You may also make a donation on line by clicking the Register button.

People become emotionally attached to a strategy after putting their reputations on the line by endorsing it to numerous others.

I know of a situation where a life insurance policy lists two people... one as Primary (check boxed) and one as secondary (checked boxed) but in the «primary» column it has 50 % and 50 % on the line by both person's names and mentions somewhere that if the Primary dies then the secondary would get 100 %.

Many parents and grandparents are putting their own retirement on the line by co-signing their kid's loans.

You are the ones putting your hearts and souls on the line by getting your books into print.

* a novel about a woman who puts her marriage on the line by helping her overweight brother — an issue that Shriver has dealt with herself.

Samsung plans to get their 5.5 - Gen AMOLED plant on line by 2H 2011, but reports suggest that they actually sold all capacity to Apple already... so supply issues may last a while.

The editor isn't going in and correcting what you have written on a line by line basis (although our editor will still be giving you writing suggestions).

In 1780, four years after witnessing the hanging of Benedict Arnold, 16 - year - old Sophia puts her life on the line by spying on British officers.

It was very easy to make an appt on line by sending my Service Advisor a message.

This lush, Technicolor tragic romance from Luchino Visconti stars Alida Valli as a nineteenth - century Italian countess who, during the Austrian occupation of her country, puts her marriage and political principles on the line by engaging in a torrid affair with a dashing Austrian lieutenant, played by Farley Granger.

One is called Violence Interrupters and the other is Ceasefire, groups spearheaded by reformed gangbangers willing to put their butts on the line by calling for cooler heads to prevail when tempers start to flare on the mean streets of the ghetto.

The Festival Genius Audience Award: WAITING FOR «SUPERMAN» Davis Guggenheim, director; Leslie Chilcott and Michael Brietal, producers The Festival Genius Audience Award was voted on line by filmgoers who love movies.

A large membership base of over 8 000 members allows deaf personals find people facing the same difficulties in every day life, find the most compatible partners and enjoy the process of communication on line by the means of modern communicative features.

After all, the Duet Total Compatibility System was placing its reputation on the line by choosing a «scientific date» for the bachelor.

Speaking of samples, I'm currently working on The Line by...

Or, as Pychyl puts it: â $ You address your fear of putting yourself on the line by delaying your actions.â $

[1] Free lecture available on line by Dr. Lisle.

3) It might also help to check out a free lecture available on line by Dr. Lisle.

Among hundreds of media reports worldwide on the BMJ revelations - which were covered by all north American networks and reached almost half of Americans surveyed days later in a Harris poll - The New York Times said in a second editorial on the affair: «Now the British Medical Journal has taken the extraordinary step of publishing a lengthy report by Brian Deer, the British investigative journalist who first brought the paper's flaws to light - and has put its own reputation on the line by endorsing his findings.»

But when an author puts himself on the line by embracing an unfashionable idea, even though he is guaranteed to generate scorn or indifference, this should somehow be recognized.

President Barack Obama is expected to make a final decision on the line by later this year, but the lengthy delays have forced shippers to seek other outlets.

How does she repay Republicans Bruno and Schirmer who put their necks on the line by defending her two years ago against their own Republican Party chairman?