Sentence examples for means filing from inspiring English sources

That in practice means filing into a second-floor chamber in the ever-enterprising south London arts complex.

We had already incorporated and opened bank accounts, which means filing taxes — even if the income is zero.

But flying a drone means filing for a certificate of authorization, a narrowly drawn permission slip from the F.A.A. to roam a small strip of the skies.

Right to Life will not go away, Mr. Diem said, even if it means filing petitions every time one of its candidates runs for office.

But in this round, the company told workers to file for state unemployment, which in Arizona and some other states means filing again every week.

The future can be positive "The sense of relief can be fantastic," says Alex McDermott of Citizens Advice, about the stage when people decide to deal with their debt, even if that means filing for bankruptcy.

Those with lesser means usually file Chapter 7, while those with greater means file Chapter 13.

By that he doesn't mean filing bank statements separately from gas bills.

How does this affect the tax verification with the I.R.S.? Does the college deadline mean filing with estimates?

Rapid technological change over subsequent decades meant filing copy would never again be so tiresomely problematic – until the Tandy laptops of 1983.

Because of the Dragon and Dictaphone acquisitions, more than half of L&H's business was now in America, which meant filing more detailed financial statements.