As a firm believer that social justice should be high on his party's inventory of priorities, he wanted to save people and families more than he wanted to save money.
Like so many New York singles, Ms. Walzer kept a precise mental inventory of what she wanted in a mate.
"John had an inventory of things he wanted in a very linear area," says landscape architect Mark White of GardenWise in Arlington, Va., who helped Boyle achieve his alfresco vision, which cost about $120,000, in 2013.
For many of us, our to-do list has become more of a guilt list: an inventory of everything we want to do, plan to do, really should do, but never get to.
Its Honeycomb bond-trading information system helps buyers see which banks hold inventory of bonds they want to buy--information that, surprisingly, isn't now readily available.
Do a sort of personal inventory of what we wanted to achieve, what we achieved and for what we did not achieve, is it still achievable.
You don't have to cover each area exactly the same, just take a mental inventory of what you want each of those areas to look like and write them down.
As a result, they don't build up as much inventory of stuff no one wants.
He is both ambitious enough to mention, more than once, "my list," an inventory of filmmakers he still wants to work with, and modest enough to note that the list has already exceeded his wildest expectations.
She reportedly destroyed a million dollars' worth of inventory because she wanted to revolutionize the magazine's approach to photographing interiors.
"We don't have the inventory of units where people want to go; that's really the dilemma on the transfer list," Henry A. Alvarez III, executive director of the Housing Authority, said in an interview.
