Sentences with phrase «other tangible»

While these types of accounts can invest in real estate, they can not invest in life insurance or collectibles — i.e., any work of art, rug or antique, alcoholic beverage, stamp or coin, or any other tangible personal property specified by the IRS for purposes of this subsection.

While we highlight these three cornerstones of MLS Express, there are also numerous other tangible and intangible benefits from participating in this unique program.

Oak Leaf Financial lends exclusively to businesses and individuals who own real estate or other tangible assets to secure their loan.

Energy efficient mortgages have generally never offered incentives in the form of lower interest rates, Private Mortgage Insurance (PMI), or other tangible financial incentives other than the expanded debt ratios.

A refinance loan can lower your monthly payment; it can get you «cash out» for improvements or repairs; and, it can provide some other tangible benefit such as reducing your loan's term from 30 years to 15 years.

Other tangible benefits, including discounts on courses and educational materials, will be available as the number of graduates grows.

Since the beneficial interest is considered to be personal property, it is treated in much the same manner as a car or other tangible asset, therefore making it so much simpler to sell, borrow against or transfer than a parcel of real estate.

As much as many in the industry would love nothing more than the make it law to use a Realtor in each transaction, last I check I can buy and sell a home private much like I would any other tangible item, plus a little bit of legal paperwork at the end.

The median price of a home was up 4.3 percent nationally in 2000, a solid performance, given the safety of the asset value and all the other tangible benefits that come from owning a home, says David Lereah, NAR chief economist.

The residence, the automobiles, the bank accounts, stocks, bonds, and other tangible possessions are examples of marital property.

Increased sales profit, while focusing on other tangible goals Built and maintained strong customer relationships through genuine care for the client Administered recruiting and development of a strong staff Lead visual direction of the store, as well as performing operational duties Developed a solid sense of branding in the store, to meet all corporate expectations Maintained all book keeping, filing, home office communications, and other miscellaneous office duties.

The Quick Start Guide explains the different areas of medical / research laboratory work (Histology, Phlebotomy, Hematology, Microbiology / Bacteriology, Chemistry, Blood Bank, and Molecular) and how the tests (different assays that are used to determine if disease is present, whether it is responding to medication and even, what medications will be most effective) and products (the analyzers, the reagents, and the other tangible items that are used to provide the end result to the attending physician) available fit within those areas.

It is not sufficient to merely describe a new initiative you introduced, but describe how it benefited the organization in cost savings, product / service improvement, or other tangible ways.

Travelers should document the weather conditions with photos or other tangible evidence to make the claims process easier.

The suppression of a particular writing or other tangible form of expression is, therefore, an individual matter, and, in the nature of things, every such suppression raises an individual constitutional problem in which a reviewing court must determine for itself whether the attacked expression is suppress [i] ble within constitutional standards.

Our law is prepared, according to Clerk & Lindsell, to apply the remedy of conversion to «any document which is specially prepared in the ordinary course of business as evidence of a debt or obligation»... The reliance on a document or some other tangible token of the existence of the obligation may be understandable as a relic of the history, but it is not principled.

• As a contingent fee - based personal injury practice, our efforts and investments in time do not always result in revenue and other tangible benefits.

The machine - or - transformation test may well provide a sufficient basis for evaluating processes similar to those in the Industrial Age — for example, inventions grounded in a physical or other tangible form.

Premarital money or inheritance might be used to purchase real estate or other tangible assets.

«Disinterested» in law still means, or should mean, without a pecuniary or other tangible interest in the outcome of a matter, something our judges should be; but everyone else has grabbed it and uses it to mean «not caring,» leaving «uninterested» high and dry.

[31] This means that, today, much American property succession already occurs without signing a will or any other tangible writing.

Represented a large multi-industry holding company in the closing of a complex multiple step transaction involving the acquisition of four companies and other tangible and intangible assets from a Japanese - owned international conglomerate and the simultaneous spin - off of one the acquired companies to a strategic buyer.

Ideally, you and your spouse will decide together how you want to divide the marital property — you'll have to decide things like whether one of you will keep the family home and buy out the other spouse's interest or whether you'll sell the house; who will keep the furniture and other tangible property; how you'll divide retirement assets that each of you has accrued through your work; and how to deal with marital debts.

Most probably, I argue, when they used the word «property» in Article 2103 C.c.Q., the drafters were thinking about plywood, lumber, machinery, and other tangible goods which were to be purchased by the service provider or contractor, and then resold to the customer as part of the larger service or construction contract.

Economic damages are things like medical bills, property damage, and other tangible assets; these have no limit as to recovery.

Both documents were created on the assumption that «writing» meant «on paper» (or some other tangible medium), and an electronic communication was not in writing.

We've already mentioned how the free WooCommerce plugin can help you offer online courses and online payments, but it can also be used as a point - of - sale management system for books and materials, commissary, tickets or any other tangible goods students need.

This is where many legal services are heading, especially those for which the outcome is a document or other tangible output: lawyers will help create processes and algorithms by which clients can take on more of the work, corresponding to clients» growing readiness to assume more responsibility for their legal affairs.

Directors serve without compensation or other tangible incentives.

Attempting to stabilise atmospheric CO2 as soon as possible is therefore rational and prudent, especially since mucyh of what one would do to achieve that also carries with it other tangible public benefits that a business as usual scenario would forfeit.

I've had a couple rewards cards for nearly three years, and I've converted purchases to miles and redeemed miles for flights, but are there eventually any other tangible benefits?

Aside from lounge access and other tangible benefits, this card also has great perks for Ritz Carlton guests and terrific protection benefits that exceed benefits offered by other premium credit cards.

Again, capital gains taxes can apply on investments, such as stocks or bonds, real estate — though usually not your home — cars, boats and other tangible items.

Divorce settlements tend to focus on dividing assets: cars, houses and other tangible things.

Not taking into account the value of Inventory, Recievables, or any other tangible assets that could be readily liquidated and turned into cash — we can form our decision from this basis alone.

Owning property is unlike any other tangible asset which consumers are likely to purchase in their lifetimes.

The property serving as collateral is frequently real estate — such as a commercial building or individual's home — but can also include vehicles, office equipment and fixtures, investment securities, inventory, receivables, letters of credit, and other tangible items of value.

According to the Howey test, an instrument is only an investment contract if it involves an investment of money or other tangible or definable consideration in a common enterprise with a reasonable expectation of profits to be derived primarily from the entrepreneurial or managerial efforts of others.

It plugs into the USB port of your e-reader and gives you the ability to scan text in textbooks or other tangible things and digitally transcibe it into your Jetbook Color.

«This is in addition to significant improvements in working conditions through lower class sizes and many other tangible supports.

High - stakes testing refers to the use of assessment data to make decisions about enrollment, retention, promotion, incentives for children or teachers, or other tangible rewards or punishments (Madaus, 1988; Meisels, 1989).

In Brown v. Board of Education, 347 U. S. 483 (1954)(Brown I), we held that segregation deprived black children of equal educational opportunities regardless of whether school facilities and other tangible factors were equal, because government classification and separation on grounds of race themselves denoted inferiority.

What rituals, routines, and other tangible signs will allow someone to experience / know / see / hear / feel these values when they walk into, walk around in, and spend time in your school?

The label «poor» arises from a development perspective that looks only at financial, infrastructure, technology and other tangible assets as the measures of wealth.

I would concentrate on communicating with those men who are sending actual emails or other tangible communication, such as IM.

Studies were inconclusive as to whether these changes translated directly into added strength and agility or any other tangible benefit.

I like to have stickers or other tangible treats (I found a sanskrit OM stamp at a local shop that made my day) to congratulate young yogis on work well done.

Long before Einstein, Mach had advocated a «truly relative» theory, in which objects were positioned only in relation to other tangible objects — Earth relative to sun, pub relative to farmhouse — and not against any abstract background grid.

Further, an individual who fraudulently represents him or herself as a decorated veteran in order to obtain money, property or other tangible benefits should be subject to penalty.»

The second local law signed by Poloncarz, Local Law 19 - 1, imposes misdemeanor criminal sanctions against any individual who is found to fraudulently represent themselves as a veteran in order to receive a monetary or any other tangible benefit.