This is dusty, chaotic Africa, where donkey carts are more common conveyances than buses, where animals are killed for clothing as well as for food, and where words like globalization and the Internet have not yet entered the popular vocabulary.
Network news has had a long slide into the vulgar conveyance of rumor.
Coracles, including fairly large ones used for transferring livestock, were common modes of conveyance along the Tigris and Euphrates rivers in ancient times, and were in daily use in Iraq until the middle of the twentieth century.
Because Ferry Point is such a high-class operation — as you can tell when you grab a handful of souvenir plastic ball markers bearing Donald Trump's coat-of-arms-like gold logo — golfers are not allowed to use pushcarts, which most of my friends and I use and which are common golf-bag conveyances on all the city's other courses.
This method was then applied to present a comparison of the carbon footprint of eight common SCMs and three stormwater conveyance types.
Good online conveyancing solicitors have ample common sense and avoid being overly pedantic in an effort to look smart.
The trustee's claims against the owners of the New York Mets, Fred Wilpon and Irving Katz, would not be directly affected by Judge Rakoff's ruling because that case involves claims for fraudulent conveyances and not breach of any common law duties.
As the housing market has collapsed, so has the conveyancing market, previously by some margin the most common cause of complaints.
While patarashcas, in which dishes are cooked inside a bijao leaf, are quite common throughout the Peruvian Amazon, pacamoto, an indigenous preparation that uses bamboo as a cooking conveyance, is unheard of outside of a few remote villages.
The use of trusts and uses became common during the 16th century, although the Statute of Uses "[dealt] a severe blow to these forms of conveyancing" and made the law in this area far more complex.
