Sentences with phrase «operating under anything»

As a sole proprietorship, you'll need a DBA if you're operating under anything else than your full name.

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And anything is possible this time as Volkswagen Group operates under new leadership globally and in the U.S. Late last year, Volkswagen of America tapped Jim Zabel as its new senior VP of marketing overseeing the VW brand.

I say this to: 1) refute the stupidity of the people still operating under the premise that Dantonio and Izzo covered anything up.

Arsenal seem to be operating under Murphy's Law at the moment, which states that anything that can go wrong, will go wrong.

«At some point, there's going to be another conference, and there's going to be another discussion and under those circumstances, we will have a consensus whatever it may be, and that's what we will operate under until something changes, if anything.»

The Internet is an uncontrollable labyrinth of content and imagery that operates under loose laws and partial anonymity - a new frontier where people can do anything and see anything, whether they should or not.

While VA loans operate under their own rules regarding county - specific VA loan limits, most lenders still consider anything above $ 453,100 to be a jumbo loan.

BioWare have said the following: «[Magic] operates under certain laws... magic is not something that can «do anything» provided one is powerful enough.

We also work from home, operate under a profit - share agreement, and luckily I'm the composer, so I don't have to outsource anything, but I also turn down opportunities at my paying job and took a half - time position to ensure that I've had the time to dedicate to the game.

Then he ended with this «We currently seem to be operating under the «no regrets» climate policy first formulated under the first Bush administration, which basically states that if anything undesirable should happen because of global climate change, we will then deal with that problem after the fact.»

We no longer govern ourselves merely out of fear of being observed in the moment — we operate under a legitimate assumption that anything we do will be captured, potentially for later scrutiny.

I operate under the theory that it shouldn't cost you anything to have an initial consultation with an attorney about your particular legal problem.

Insurance companies make matters worse by operating under the belief that customers should pay premiums and simply take what the they offer, if anything.

You can draft the operating agreement to include almost anything under the sun, subject to your state's laws.