Sentences with phrase «rely upon the names»

The club will now have to rely upon the names like Nunez and Bou for their goals.

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Indeed, I did rely upon your acceptance by ordering stationary [sic] and business cards with your name, reformatting a computer and setting up both internal and external e-mails for you here at the office.

That's because the CMIT Solutions name commands instant credibility — with more than 150 offices across the nation, CMIT Solutions is relied upon for affordable IT solutions in small and medium - size businesses in nearly every major city.

In writing to them, John encourages these believers to rely upon their new birth in God for teaching, instruction about righteousness, abiding in faithfulness, and remembering that Jesus is the Christ, and that by Him, they have life in His name.

News media around the world have come to rely upon ThinkBabyNames.com as the baby names site of record.

Party loyalists can be relied upon to support the party unless they know the truth of what has been done in their name.

The London Film Critics» Circle can always be relied upon to throw a couple of wild cards into a nominee list of otherwise endlessly repeated names — demonstrating at least some awareness of life outside Oscar season.

This approach doesn't rely upon leveraging your dealership name as a keyword, but rather focuses on what someone «in - market» for a new or pre-owned car would search across Google, Bing or Yahoo.

His name was Rajkumar and he was an Indian, a boy of eleven — not an authority to be relied upon.

What traditional publishers are doing is relying upon those handful of big name authors entirely as their publishing model, forgetting that the majority of their «other» sales are what makes them the money.

Because they are close relations, you can choose to name them as beneficiaries even if they do not rely upon your finances.

As the name suggests, approval for this type of loan depends upon equity and not credit scores which are often relied on by banks.

The word «coach» is typically applied to athletes, but think of all the non-visual artists who rely upon their coaches to keep them in peak condition, like vocalists, dancers and actors (to name a few).

Doug: «People learn after awhile to trust the opinions of certain individuals, and they want to associate ideas with names» — which is another way of relying upon the «appeal to authority» fallacy.

Inc., [8] which had different facts to the case in point, and also emphasized the decision in Evans v. Hoare, [9] where the name and address were relied upon to serve as a signature.

6) Try to determine the names and addresses of the witnesses that the alleged perpetrator relies upon, and try to interview them.

Given the waiting periods provided for under the facts at s1 (2)(c) to (e), and the ill - feeling generated by accusations of adultery — which can culminate in the third party being named in and added as a party to the proceedings — unreasonable behaviour is by far the most common fact relied upon.

The ITO contains and relies upon information from the TSA (statutorily compelled statements from the Respondent), including the Respondent's name, address, and the make of his vehicle.

The fact that the SISIP Policy is a group policy and that the CDS and Manulife are named parties does not support an argument that the covered CF members are not entitled to rely upon any of the interpretive rules that apply to insurance contracts generally...

Stop sitting back hoping your phone will ring, that email will come in, that reporter will approach you on the conference, that blogger will think to include you in the latest post, that trade journalist will miraculously mention your name, or any other of a host of ways lawyers relied upon in the past.

In fact, Banner Life has made a name for itself in the life insurance industry as a company that can be relied upon for offering coverage to applicants who may not be in the best of health.

Like most agents and brokerages, brand control is last thing most agents are concerned about, when in reality, as Ms. Chung has sadly found out, it should be the # 1 thing you consider when running a business that relies upon «your good name» in 2013.