Sentences with phrase «parties something in common»

This gives both parties something in common to discuss right away without having to dig into areas that may be awkward for either party, allowing the time for any relationship to evolve naturally over time.

Motorcycles give the two parties something in common that they can discuss immediately with no need to dig into numerous other issues that might be a bit awkward for the two parties.

Not exact matches

In addition to typical offerings, DoorDash and 7 - Eleven will be offering something called «convenience parks,» DoorDash CEO and cofounder Tony Xu told Business Insider, which will consist of common items you might need to host a dinner party, for example, or for recovering from a cold.

MANHATTAN — New York's newly crowned leaders have something more in common than their party: they're all single — or at least unmarried — men.

Following the Ulster County GOP's sold - out dinner on April 7 at The Chateau in Kingston, county Democrats will host their annual spring brunch at the Wiltwyck Country Club on Sunday, May 7 at 11:30 a.m. Believe it or not, the two parties will actually have something in common.

We understand that having something in common with your date often helps with chemistry and long term success, which is why we hold events for singles such as; International Professionals, Elite Professionals, Christian Speed Dating, Graduate Professionals, Singles Walks, Quiz Night Socials, Older Women for Younger Men, Older Men for Younger Women, Lock & Key Parties and more!

After enduring the embarrassment of attending a costume party out of costume and the nuisance of being stuck in an elevator during one of the building's common power outages, Laing gives a new neighbor the bad and not very true news that a brain scan has caught something serious.

In fact, you can even combine the two, offering paid - for corporate training — e.g. as a third party learning provider that caters to enterprises with specialized courses, or as a company that sells training packages to its customers (something quite common to the enterprise space, where a company like IBM is paid to teach its customers how to use its products).

In May, state tea party groups sent a letter to Walker and the Legislature accusing the Common Core of being all sorts of bad things, including an «educational fraud» and something of a federal takeover of education.

Surely the well - informed followers of this site have heard something about the furious resistance to the Common Core testing among parents in New York State, especially Long Island, not a Tea Party hotbed — and Arne Duncan's sneering at those parents as suburban mommies who were upset because they were forced to confront the fact that their precious snowflakes are dumdums.

In which the Republican Party abandons standards and accountability in our schools, which help safeguard our most vulnerable students — and in which the GOP thinks Common Core is something to be «repealed»In which the Republican Party abandons standards and accountability in our schools, which help safeguard our most vulnerable students — and in which the GOP thinks Common Core is something to be «repealed»in our schools, which help safeguard our most vulnerable students — and in which the GOP thinks Common Core is something to be «repealed»in which the GOP thinks Common Core is something to be «repealed»:

If you're doing something less common like selling the policy to a third party, or distributing the death benefits in installments while the principal earns interest, there might be tax penalties for the beneficiary.

So when two people first meet at a party and they don't have anything to say to each other they ask stupid questions trying to find something IN COMMON to talk about?

The common practice of simply picking up the last pleading you filed and using that as a starting point for drafting a new document can (and in my experience, often does) result in filing something with an out of date case style and / or failing to serve a new party.

(1) A fixed term of notice or payment in lieu is not equivalent to common law damages for reasonable notice (the parties negotiated something different);

Chances are good that you have something or someone in common if you're both at the same party.

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