Sentence examples for drop checks from inspiring English sources
The story on that is here: A briefing note sent to staff on Monday, passed to the Guardian, allows Passport Office workers to drop checks on countersignatories, as well as requirements for evidence of addresses and letters of confirmation from employers and accountants.
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If you use medicated eye drops, check with a pharmacist to make sure any medications you're currently taking will not be affected by the eye drops.
A patron in a Bellion-equipped restaurant would seat himself, write his order on a check, and drop the check into a slot in the table.
Presumably these initial investments allow for a nice arbitrage opportunity by buying cheap mining hardware and simply keeping the lights on while well-heeled clients drop off checks and take a bit of profit.
With no suicide-bombings for two years, Israeli cafés are nonchalantly dropping security checks at their entrances.The trend towards normalisation in Gaza has been as pronounced.
But when the policy became public knowledge, the home secretary, Theresa May, whose party spent years lambasting Labour over porous borders, reacted to the inevitable furore by forcing Clark to stand down, accusing him of dropping security checks without authorisation.
But there's a trap in the making: In the name of compromise, Labor's allies may drop card check, demanding in return provisions that could achieve most of Big Labor's expansionary goals.
Despite these outlined services, the huge drop in check-up slots is worrying – HIV diagnosis is crucial to treatment, and the stereotypes which still linger mean that women and patients above 50 are often not advised to get tested.
For information on your state's age category for legal drop off, check the National Safe Haven Alliance's website at http://www.nationalsafehavenalliance.org/states, speak with an attorney in your area, or contact your local welfare or child protective services agency.
