Sentences with phrase «pamphlet entitled»

The Residential Lead - Based Paint Hazard Reduction Act says that any seller of property built before 1978 must give the buyer an EPA pamphlet entitled Protect Your Family From Lead in the Home.

To facilitate the explanation process, Realtors in B.C. are required to give prospective clients a pamphlet entitled Working with a Real Estate Agent and to obtain a signed receipt for it.

Also, be sure to provide your tenants with the Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) pamphlet entitled «Protect Your Family From Lead In Your Home.»

In addition to the Lead Disclosure Statement, landlords must also provide a tenant with the Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) pamphlet entitled «Protect Your Family From Lead In Your Home.»

I wonder if these two Muslims have read the BNP's 12 - page glossy pamphlet entitled «Racism Cuts Both Ways» which paints a vivid picture of young Muslim men who «lure girls - often as young as twelve or thirteen - into a nightmare world of sexual abuse, rape, beatings, drug addiction and prostitution».

The intention of these remarks is in no way to justify «the others» and to lump us all together, without distinction, as in 1939 the Oxford Group seemed to do in the pamphlet entitled: «We Are All Guilty.»

On leaving one young Elder slipped into my hand a pamphlet entitled «For the Strength of Youth».

In 1928 he wrote a pamphlet entitled Statistical Methods Applied to Manufacturing Problems which was later incorporated into the AT&T Statistical Quality Control Handbook which is still in print.

Not exact matches

Benjamin Franklin came close when he spoke of «Publick Religion» in his pamphlet of 1750 entitled proposals Relating to the Education of Youth in Pensilvania.

(1) Shortly after the 2005 General Election, Iain Duncan Smith and Danny Kruger wrote a pamphlet for the Centre for Social Justice entitled «Good for me, good for my neighbour».

Writing in a pamphlet published this morning — entitled The Liberal Republic — to mark the thinktank's birthday, the Demos director, Richard Reeves, and former Blair speechwriter Phil Collins spell out their philosophy, arguing that a «Liberal line» runs through all the three main parties and is more interesting than classic dividing lines of left and right.

My pamphlet develops some of the themes outlined by Nick Clegg, the Lib Dem leader, in his document of last year entitled The Liberal Moment.

For instance this month's pamphlet published by the SOLACE Foundation which is the professional network for local authority chief executives and senior managers is entitled «How equality shapes place: diversity and localism».

The pamphlet notes that «students with disabilities are entitled to additional due process protections described in Chancellor's Regulation A-443» and «when a student is believed to have committed a crime, the police must be summoned and parents must be contacted (see Chancellor's Regulation A-412).»

This pamphlet is part of the collection entitled: Dallas Museum of Art Exhibition Records and was provided to The Portal to Texas History by the Dallas Museum of Art.

He is the author of eighteen books and pamphlets and poetry, including most recently Portrait and Dream: New & Selected Poems, Gloria (with etchings by Alex Katz) and Goods and Services, as well as an epistolary collaboration by Bernadette Mayer entitled What's Your Idea of a Good Time?

In his pamphlet for Policy Exchange entitled «Big Bang Localism», Simon Jenkins urged the government to «go for localism, and with a bang».