Sentences with phrase «own at a later point in time»

An Annuity is a financial product sold by financial institutions that is designed to accept and grow funds from an individual and then, upon annuitization, pay out a stream of payments to the individual at a later point in time.

Strikingly, the authors also found that a couple's level of relationship conflict at a given time also predicted the sex of children born to that couple at later points in time.

I may write with more of a focus on this at a later point in time, but I did touch on it briefly in this post.

Warner Bros and TT Games announced the new LEGO title earlier this week and even have a little teaser / trailer that lets you know that the real video to tease the game will be revealed at a later point in time (next Tuesday, to be exact).

States may report certain information required on online school report cards at a later point in time than other metrics, such as per - pupil expenditure data (which lag due to the fiscal calendar).

In addition, new measures (like college enrollment data) can be added to report cards at a later point in time and need not be reported the first time states produce their ESSA report cards.

The type designations and specifications of the BMW Diesel vehicles for the US will be announced at a later point in time.

This will enable you to continue working at a later point in time, without having to start the entire publishing process again.

The impact on qualifications at later points in time depends on the behavior of the individual, and your definition of consolidation.

Then apply these lessons to understand why consumer credit scores rarely match what your lender pulls at a later point in time.

They get the interchange revenue upfront, while the expense of fulfilling the rewards comes at a later point in time.

Earnings on an investment taxed at a later point in time, usually when the money is withdrawn.

This is possible because the options contracts are a commodity that can be traded up until the moment of their expiration, given that the market wishes to purchase it, allowing investors to buy the contract and then sell it again at a later point in time without ever exercising the rights that the contract guarantees, but still profiting from the fluctuation in contract value.

At a later point in time, I talked with the lending group at Stancorp, which had a similar philosophy, and expressed admiration for the commercial mortgage group at Provident Mutual... Stancorp saw the strength in the idea, and still follows it today as the subsidiary of a Japanese firm.

I will handle # 1 at a later point in time.

Special rules apply if you are a reversionary beneficiary which may cause the credit to arise at a later point in time.

Any changes made at a later point in time still cost a fee!

And if there are no seats available, you can have your request «waitlisted», which should give you priority access to any award seats released at a later point in time.

It is a way to get people to come back to the game at a later point in time

Seems to indicate that you can't patch lootboxes in at a later point in time.

Nintendo told Famitsu that we'd recieve more news about the Switch's battery life, processing power, and catridges at a later point in time.

It is important that lawyers and corporates involved in cross-border investigations familiarise themselves with not only the rules of the jurisdiction in which the conduct occurred, but also the rules in other jurisdictions that may become relevant at a later point in time.

Put in writing the discussions and agreement with the client about the limited scope retainer; doing so will both assist the client in understanding the limitations of the service to be provided and document the extent of the retainer in case it is questioned at a later point in time.

Last week, the Court of Justice further protected this entitlement when it held that «a worker who becomes unfit for work during his paid annual leave is entitled at a later point in time to a period of leave of the same duration as that of his sick leave.»

Currently, her firm is saving that information in Excel, which is a problem because it's not accessible and it's difficult to analyze, but they are looking at different tools to aggregate that data so they can use it at a later point in time.

The person states that in order to clear the warrant, you must go to Dollar General and pay $ 500 for a voucher and that you will receive another court date at a later point in time.

On this approach, the decision parties made prior to creating embryos would be binding, unless spouses jointly agreed to update their consent form or agreement at a later point in time.

Now is the time to make sure you don't make any mistakes which will come back to haunt you at a later point in time.

Perhaps, at a later point in time you would like to switch your current policy to a better deal.

You can start the course immediately or at a later point in time - it's entirely up to you!

There are options for renewal and extending live cover in case of conditions that are diagnosed at a later point in time after the cover begins.

Furthermore, Ring allows you to record footage for playback at a later point in time.

Instead, the phone should be revealed at a later point in time.

A sidechain is a technology that allows you to move your tokens from one blockchain to another, use them on that other blockchain and then move them back at a later point in time, without the need for a third party.

Most ICOs work by having investors send funds (usually bitcoin or ether) to a smart contract that stores the funds and distributes an equivalent value in the new token at a later point in time.

Having a degree also opens up more options to you if you decide you want to change career at a later point in time.

Firstly, it is meant to communicate if you have any intention of rejoining the firm at a later point in time if the odds turnout well.

The researcher might also track her or his participants over time, having them report on their feelings of love every day, or follow them up at a later point in time to see if those with a higher level of love at the beginning of the study were more likely to stay together.

Not surprisingly, sensation seeking also was related to smoking onset at later points in time.

Not exact matches

I did not have the time to read every one, especially long emails from unknown senders or email chains to which I was added at some later point in the exchange.

On this day two weeks later, nonetheless, it is the right time to look at a widely - noted stock market prediction that Buffett made 17 years ago, in 1999, and that is just reaching its terminal point.

Gamers who remember all too tragically the pain of losing progress will be happy to hear that the games now feature multiple suspend points, «so you can start where you left off at a later time, no passwords needed,» Nintendo said in a statement.

«I would think (White House officials) would be moving on this sooner than later, but at this point in time I have not heard anything,» Murkowski added.

The 30 - stock index also briefly entered correction territory for the first time since last month, falling 10 percent from its 52 - week high at one point late in the day.

Convertible debt is exactly that — debt which is convertible into equity at some later point in time (or is paid off).

And by doing that, they would make small incremental adjustments to the effective Fed funds rate or the Fed funds target rate at that point in time and actually, because it wasn't posted on Bloomberg or wasn't said at that point in time, in the late 70s, early 80s you wouldn't actually know that the Fed was actually targeting or adjusting interest rates until you actually saw those processes or felt them in the marketplace occurring in the short - term markets.

How is it possible at a time like the present, when the whole world is at war, to sit down calmly and consider such a subject as the Earliest Gospel, to study the evangelic tradition at the stage in which it first took literary form, to discuss such fine points as the emergence of a particular theology in early Christianity or the transition from primitive Christian messianism to the normative doctrine of later creeds, confessions, hymns, and prayers?

We are not at all prejudging anything about chronology, that is, about establishing the dates of the teachers and writings of the Mahayana schools — their roots are in the earliest times; rather we are trying to give the psychological and objective points of departure in which the speculations of the later schools were grounded and out of which they are therefore to be understood.

At the same time, she writes in a later blog that the main point she wished to make in her earlier article is that atheists like her don't need belief in the biblical God in order to maintain certain ethical principles by reason alone, in the light of experience, and thus in a «conservative» manner.

If two points of time are sufficiently remote, we are told that no enduring object earlier present in the body will be there at the later time.