Sentences with phrase «short endorsement of»

This is a short endorsement of the iAnnotate application for the iPad, produced by Aji and available on iTunes for $ 9.99.

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In the guidance we put out in our dot - com disclosures — it's not the endorsement guides, it's a business guide we updated in 2013 to talk specifically about making disclosures in short format, mobile devices in particular, in things like Twitter... there, the examples we gave of effective disclosures were at the beginning of a blog or a tweet.

The letter mentions one proposed law under consideration, the USA Freedom Act, though it stops short of a full endorsement.

United States Microsoft clashes with Justice Department at U.S. Supreme Court, Reuters Trump stops short of full endorsement of gun proposals, Washington Post

In his October 2015 paper entitled «Buffett's Asset Allocation Advice: Take It... With a Twist», Javier Estrada examines Warren Buffett's 2013 implied endorsement of a fixed allocation of 90 % stocks and 10 % short ‐ term bonds (90/10).

All they can offer is nostalgia for simpler days, some deprecatory remarks about our 24 - hour news cycle, and a forlorn endorsement of shorter memos for the President (the demand for which was, as I recall, widely regarded by critics as a symptom of intellectual vacuity in the Reagan Adminstration).

As recently as last year, Land said that while he sometimes would defend a candidate's record or offer his assessment of the political landscape, he would stop short of endorsement.

Najmi won the endorsement of the New York Times and of left darling Zephyr Teachout, though some wags have noted that those two endorsements and fifty cents will still leave Najmi fifty cents short of getting a cup of coffee in the 23rd CD.

He stopped short of a formal endorsement of Brindisi, but said he likes the Utica native's positions on key issues.

While short of a formal endorsement of Trump, the comments are the closest a Bush has come to issuing one.

The speaker stopped short of a full - throated endorsement of the presumptive nominee, but appeared closer to one.

Cuomo would stop short of eliminating all party cross endorsements, though.

In the short term, the endorsement gives de Blasio something to talk about, after a week that saw some strong developments from the Thompson campaign, which picked up the endorsement of the Bronx Democratic County Organization and has begun to attract special attention from the front - running Quinn campaign.

The WFP has said that no lawmaker who voted against health - care reform would receive its endorsement, but party leaders stopped short of saying they would definitely primary McMahon.

Masterpole came up short of the party's endorsement in May, and announced his plans to stay in the race after Nicoletti and the council voted to cut $ 1.5 million from the Greater Syracuse Land Bank.

Even though this falls short of what he (Mahama) obtained at his 2012 endorsement at Kumasi and the, 83 % and 97 % the late President Mills had in 2006 and 2011 at Legon and Sunyani respectively, that is understandable.

While stopping short of giving a complete endorsement, Buffalo Mayor Byron Brown said he is «very open» to the proposed Queen City Landing project along Buffalo's Outer Harbor.

However, Hochul stopped short of a full endorsement for Liu.

Leslie said a lot of people see Corbyn as a credible prime minister, though stopped short of giving his endorsement.

«I've always thought that Chris Quinn has done a very good job as the speaker,» he said, stopping short of making a full endorsement.

«I am supporting Mr. Massey, but this is short of a formal endorsement» said Turner when I asked Massey whether he has Turner's support or endorsement.

Former Howard Dean internet organizer Zephyr Teachout got 42 % of the votes of the Working Families Party state committee, falling short in her bid to get its endorsement for governor, reports Jesse McKinley for the New York Times.

Former Democratic Mayor Ed Koch, whose endorsement of Turner was a great factor in him getting elected, said that while he has known Turner a short time, they have become good friends.

While stopping short of an endorsement, Rangel gave a speech at RIO II Gallery on upper Amsterdam Avenue praising Powell as a worthy candidate.

He stopped short of a full endorsement.

Republicans hoped to solve the problem at their state convention earlier this month with an official endorsement, but Cox fell short of the 60 percent of delegates needed to make that happen.

Sen. Bernie Sanders (I., Vt.) released a statement Tuesday saying he is «very proud» of his son, Levi Sanders, who a day earlier launched a bid for Congress in New Hampshire's first congressional district, but the senator stopped short of offering an endorsement.

Some were supporters of Andrew Maxwell, who came up short for the party's endorsement by a handful of votes in May.

At the time, the Palin family issued a statement that stopped short of a full - throated endorsement.

It seems like these few minutes, which play with Groundhog Day - like editing, are as entertaining as anything in Storks, but that's less an endorsement for the short than it is a disapproval of the feature that follows it.

«This is a clear endorsement of my teaching philosophy: short reading lists, long lunch breaks, and lively discussion.»

Having fallen short on the number of signatures needed to qualify for the November ballot, I will not be participating, but I do know the CEA endorsement process includes giving candidates a questionnaire and allowing them an opportunity so speak and answer questions, all before the CEA leadership endorses a candidate.

That's Mike Mulgrew, president of the New York City teacher union, announcing UFT's endorsement of Bill de Blasio after a short debate at last Wednesday's Delegate Assembly.

You may want to just post snippets of endorsements as short quotes on the back cover and use the full endorsement on your website and in the first pages of the book.

The next section of the back cover contains 1 - 3 short endorsements.

There has been a hint of optimism for home equity lending among bankers this earnings season, but attitudes remain mixed a decade after the housing market crash began, and the supportive comments made by some executives still fall far short of ringing endorsements.

An open perils policy is also shorter than a standard named perils policy — the endorsement replaces the list of what's covered with much more sweeping language and those very limited exclusions.

«The central recommendation of the health committee does move us forward, but the statement of the Conservative members falls well short of an endorsement and clearly envisages a continued role for private insurers and a diversity of provincial approaches to coverage.

United States Microsoft clashes with Justice Department at U.S. Supreme Court, Reuters Trump stops short of full endorsement of gun proposals, Washington Post

There are mixed reactions to the new feature, but endorsements are gaining traction quickly, in part because they are quick and easy, and in part because Linkedin is proactively throwing a giant blue box at you suggesting short lists of people in your network when you log in or when you view the bio of one of your connections, and asking if you'd like to endorse them.

Which bit of «The introduction of these fee schemes for the short transitional period should therefore be halted» [in the committee report] did they mistake for an endorsement?»

Davies added: «The focus by these respondents on acquisitions in Africa is an endorsement by them of the long term «Africa rising» narrative for the continent, notwithstanding short - term setbacks.»

Jackson LJ gave a ringing endorsement of ADR in his final report on civil litigation costs earlier this month, but stopped short of advocating any rule changes.

I was on the ground for a Ontario Ministry of Labour search in 2007 that led to a short endorsement in which Corbett J. found a Charter violation and stated, «The search and seizure of electronic records in this case was grossly overbroad, in the circumstances.

In a very short endorsement released by the Court of Appeal for Ontario on April 5, 2017, Covenoho v. Pendylum Ltd., 2017 ONCA 284, Ontario's top court confirmed what many of Ontario's employment lawyers having been saying for years now: a poorly drafted employment agreement is going to prove costly.

The Court noted that its decision in that case was a short, five - paragraph endorsement disposing of an application to admit fresh evidence on appeal.

Perhaps the most notable decision of the week is the short endorsement in Grant v Equifax Canada regarding credit scores.

An open perils policy is also shorter than a standard named perils policy — the endorsement replaces the list of what's covered with much more sweeping language and those very limited exclusions.

An Illinois driving abstract is a short, condensed record of your driving history, which includes information about your current license status, the number of demerit points you have accumulated, any previous violations you may have committed, any previous fines that have been paid or not paid, all current license endorsements and more.

When it comes to endorsements, the shorter the better — like the back of a book jacket.