Sentence examples for made filing from inspiring English sources

The SEC's EDGAR system has made filing simpler, and the information contained in EDGAR filings is instantly available to everyone with Internet access.

While state law made filing an injury claim a relatively simple matter, nowhere was that law being observed with the zeal evident in Westchester.

Bankruptcy rates had risen because of the 1978 Bankruptcy Reform Act, which made filing for bankruptcy easier, but also because, by the nineteen-seventies, consumer spending had become the engine of the American economy.

It is this nonchalance from the NYPD as well as authorities with powers of oversight, say Hassan and his lawyer, Glenn Katon from the California-based body Muslim Advocates, which made filing a lawsuit unavoidable.

Jon Borschow, a native Puerto Rican who created the Foundation for Puerto Rico, an NGO focusing on socioeconomic development, said the crises made filing for bankruptcy inevitable, but could spell a better future for the island.

The club were well organised, but there was neither wi-fi nor hard-wired internet access, which made filing the match report of their FA Cup tie against Crystal Palace tricky (the days of copytakers taking down reports dictated by phone are long gone).

He made files and he knew how to organize them by date.

One is that a flat tax would do nothing to make filing tax returns any simpler.

But increasingly, companies are relying on technology in other ways to make filing expense reports less painful.

It's not too late to make filing Form 1040 an act of civic pride rather than a bureaucratic hassle.

When all is stripped away, Oracle makes filing cabinets, Cisco makes plumbing supplies, Dell makes television sets and Microsoft makes anything it can copy from someone else.