Sentences with phrase «substantial number of orders»

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When DEA agents showed up at the Aurora site in March 2013, McKesson turned over a substantial number of documents to agents, including Aurora's monitoring program files that helped shed light on why the facility hadn't submitted more suspicious orders.

At the moment, he estimates that only 5 percent of his customers order beverages through the app, but it's a number that's been picking up steam over the last few months; if the trend continues, and 5 percent grows to a more substantial slice of the pie, he says he'd push to renegotiate his terms with the company.

The substantial improve within the purchase orders proportion is putting a number of shopping for strain on the cryptocurrency market on the whole.

Washington — A substantial number of high - school students apparently managed to sneak through a «legal loophole» during the first four months of this year and enrolled in college early in order to preserve their eligibility for a student - aid program of the Social Security Administration.

Pursuant to another executive order, the Small Business Administration's (SBA) Chief Counsel for Advocacy must review proposed and final rules anticipated to have a significant economic impact on a substantial number of small entities before they can be issued; if we have questions about the impact of our proposals on small entities, we will often discuss these issues informally with this office earlier in the rulemaking process.

Given the overall low number of transactions, it is difficult to find meaningful comparable sales in the city, and many homes require substantial investment after purchase in order to be made habitable.

In order to take effect, the Kyoto Protocol has to be ratified by a substantial number of industrial nations, but none of them have ratified it, at least by 2001, and they probably won't.

It acknowledges that «there are a number of options presented but most are highly complicated, would take years to deliver and could create issues of their own» and concludes that «in order to assess the viability, benefits and impacts of any change in this area, a substantial amount of further work is required».