written

Related to written: Written in the Stars
See:
  • a verbal contract isn't worth the paper it's written on
  • be written all over (one's) face
  • be written all over somebody's face
  • be written all over your face
  • carved in stone
  • could be written on the back of a postage stamp
  • could fit on the back of a postage stamp
  • have (one's) name written all over it
  • have somebody/something written all over it
  • in stone, cast/carved/written
  • it's written all over (one's) face
  • It's written all over face
  • it's written in the stars
  • not worth the paper it is written on
  • not worth the paper it's printed on
  • not worth the paper it's printed/written on
  • not worth the paper it's written on
  • sealed with a kiss
  • the spoken/written word
  • write (one's) (own) ticket
  • write (something) in plain English
  • write (something) in plain language
  • write away
  • write down
  • write of (someone or something)
  • write on and on
  • write out
  • written all over (one's) face
  • written all over your face
  • written in (one's) face
  • written in stone
  • written in the stars
  • zonk out
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Teacher education students self-evaluated their written report for mechanics, content, and quality with a Fieldwork Project Rubric (see self-evaluation categories identified in the translation phase).
If software, such as tax or accounting software, is typically used wholly within the CPA firm's office, but confidential client information needs to be disclosed to an external technician or software vendor to resolve software problems, will written permission from the client be required?
The May modifications to Circular 230 focus on five specific issues about which practitioners had expressed concern: post-return advice, in-house advice, negative advice, the definition of "prominently disclose," and the definition of "the principal purpose." Even though these modifications make important steps toward easing the burden on every day written tax advice, they fall short of curing the fundamental problems with the regulations--their scope and complexity.
What is interesting in this definition is the use of the phrase "avoidance or evasion." Often, written tax advice on avoidance transactions are opinions applicable to routine transactions sanctioned by the law.
"These children have to learn two languages -- American Sign Language, which is their native language, and English, which is their written language," said Dr.
The Federal Reserve Board on July 2, 2004, announced the execution of a written agreement by and between Kenco Bancshares, Inc., Jayton, Texas, and the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas.
Among her written works are The Long Loneliness (HarperSanFrancisco), On Pilgrimage Dorothy Day: Writings from Commonweal, edited by (Liturgical Press).
Q: Some critics have written negative reviews about the book.
As with any written communication, the process of documenting the details of a fraud investigation begins with an understanding of who is going to read it.
Powell points out that "while not a single intelligible graffito survives written in Linear B script, not a single accounting document survives from early alphabetic Greece.
* An inadvertently negative closing to a letter written to an insured causes him to call his attorney and file a lawsuit.
However, controversy has flared with the claim that a few of these artifacts display remnants of the first written language in the New World, dating to around 650 B.C.
* Useless or incomplete: Written in a vacuum--wrong message for readers, important information omitted in favor of a flood of irrelevant detail
And dance writing today is more informed, interesting, and better written on a larger scale than ever before.
But most of his columns are written from a distance.