Sentences with phrase «page directory»

In 1982, there were about 6,000 health clubs listed in Yellow Page directories across the country.

The case examined whether white and yellow pages directories are protected by copyright when the original efforts of creating a work are produced through a computerized process.

KEY ACCOMPLISHMENTS • Enhanced overall resident satisfaction level by 40 % by ensuring timely delivery of services by the third parties • Developed a 50 + page directory of community services and made it available to all residents • Conducted various educational campaigns singlehandedly in order to develop awareness regarding application procedures, resident rights and liabilities

Yellow Pages: Most kennels advertise in your local yellow page directory under the heading «Kennels and Pet Boarding».

• Clients and non-clients alike may download my free 90 - page directory of job search / networking groups throughout NY, NJ, PA, and CT. • To provide the greatest possible reach, I have communication skills in five (5) different languages and offer unlimited e-mail & phone support.

Previously, you could search for someone's profile by typing in their phone number (if it was public), but Facebook has turned this feature off out of fears that companies, or «malicious actors» as Schroepfer calls them, could essentially have turned Facebook into a white pages directory.

Now in the religious realm a kind of «born - again» Yellow Page directory is being issued which limits its listings to businesses operated by those who «accept Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior.»

The symbol had appeared in the city's online version of the Green Book, a 629 - page directory of city, state and federal officials that is produced and sold by the city Department of Administrative Services.

Its products include 452 community print publications, 379 websites, 360 mobile sites and six yellow page directories.

For a 68 page directory of the SYVAHA, please call Kelly Elm at 805 688 0392.

[T] o hold otherwise would lead to the unintended result that any entity that publishes truthful newsworthy information about individuals such as teachers, directors and other professionals, such as a newspaper or yellow page directory, would risk civil liability simply because it generated revenue from advertisements placed by others in the same field.