Sentence examples for firm cut off from inspiring English sources

When the pastry is quite firm, cut off thin slices - as if you were slicing a loaf - with a large knife, laying the slices closely together and slightly overlapping in the tart tin.

The two firms cut off negotiations in favor of binding arbitration; in late 1998 Amgen won a decisive victory.

Former partners of the KPMG accounting firm accused of creating bogus tax shelters are suing the firm for legal fees, one month after a judge ruled that prosecutors wrongly pressured the firm to cut off those fees.

The firm has "cut off" the bits that made aggressive bets with its own capital, says Mr Gorman.

While investors had been brushing off the dispute after the Russian state-run energy firm first cut off Ukraine's own supply of gas on Jan . 1 Tuesday's events had become a "talking point" for investors.

Mr. Exelrod said, however, that the firm did not cut off her pay.

And in June, Mrs Gaymard's own company pulled off a deal to buy parts of a French power and transport group, Alstom, for €12.4 billion.So the AmCham survey may indicate irritation rather than firm intention to cut off capital to France.

Implicitly, this model assumes the firm is completely cut off from credit or security markets and cannot raise funds via debt or equity issues.

The extremely high prevalence of hypermobility when applying the recommended cut-off scores stresses the need for an international agreement on firm cut-off points and the use of standardized measurement of Beighton mobility manoeuvres.

Due to conflicting results among different studies, the Endocrine Society guidelines do not provide firm cut-off values for ARR and PAC, and the clinician should use ARR screening to solely determine for which patients they will pursue confirmatory testing.

The firms have since cut off Geofeedia's special access to their data.