Grindrodgrew up in New Addington, a large post-war housing estate in Croydon, but it never really occurred to him to find out what this period of history entailed until he left the area at age 30.
Grindrodgrew up in New Addington, a large post-war council estate in Croydon, but it never really occurred to him to find out what this period of history entailed until he left the area aged 30.
In most instances, this is all that is entailed until your vet arrives.
Greek words like "essence" (ousia), "substance" (hypostasis), "nature" (physis), "person" (prosopon) bore a variety of meanings drawn from pre-Christian philosophers, which could not but entail misunderstandings until they were cleared up.
On the Continent, equal division among descendants and other relatives in equal degree became the general rule in the codes of the 19th century, but in certain countries, especially Austria and Germany, the possibility of entail lingered on until World War I.
Microsoft says its restricted stock "units" entail transferring no actual stock until it has vested -- that is, until the employee qualified to own it outright.
I learned about the "right of physical inspection" from many classical Chinese novels and historical books, but I didn't know what it entailed and meant until I had a special guest for my radio show call-in, in the 1990s.
Jeffrey rattled off what the safe zones would entail: Turkish troops would protect the refugees until American advisors trained a local fighting force.
Often this complication will entail the need for renal replacement therapy until kidney function recovers.
Although waiting until the assailants have left the scene does entail lost precious time for the stabbing victim, having more people injured is hardly conducive to rescuing anybody.
