| But Grandin is interested in more than tallying body counts and itemising atrocities. |
|
| He answers the question himself, articulating their heinous neglects and itemising many of their crimes specifically. |
|
| A time-scale itemising due dates for the completion of each component will form part of the report. |
|
| In each instance we will prepare a quotation itemising the content to be provided and the cost to the Client. |
|
| After itemising the various forms of forbidden relationships the Torah states the following. |
|
| If funding is provided for a short-term project, at its conclusion, a report is required itemising expenditure and summarising activities and outcomes. |
|
| An index itemising the points scored for each question is provided from which you can jump to each question to see how the Student answered. |
|
| If you have debts, whether they are bank overdrafts, personal loans or unpaid credit card bills then start by itemising all those outstanding loans. |
|
| With the drive to squeeze prices in recent years, quick-witted businesses are itemising the cost of their services and changing how business is done as a result. |
|
| The Gay Hussar's fame peaked in the early 1970s when The Daily Mail got hold of a bill itemising just how lavishly a Soviet delegation had been entertained by the Union of Shop, Distributive and Allied Workers. |
|
| What they should have done is provide a link to some boring corporate website that has a list itemising everything for the developers whose income and lives will depend on this thing. |
|
| On the other hand, India's civil servants, the babus of empire, were busy itemising every fixture in their offices down to ink pots and paperweights that were to be divided between Pakistan and the new India. |
|
