Sentence examples for partnership papers from inspiring English sources

Daniel Monen, 71, the attorney who drew up all of Buffett's partnership papers, borrowed $5,000 from his mother-in-law to invest in 1957 .Most lawyers die at their desks," he chuckles.

If you are planning on signing domestic partnership papers here in California, your first stop should be this state government site, which gives you information on all the current fees and papers you will need.

Before signing domestic partnership papers with my wife last year (yes, I call her my wife), we were told by several people who had walked that path before us that it was the most unromantic, matter-of-fact thing in the world.

(The government has previously made it clear it wants to withdraw the UK from the jurisdiction of the European Court of Justice, though this data position paper offers no thoughts on what alternative ultimate arbitration authority it is envisaging to take over the ECJ's role when it comes to data protection issues — the government has another 'future partnership paper' on that topic).

On their third anniversary they filed their domestic-partnership papers with the State of California, which legally recognizes gay partnerships.

Mr. Bobrow's stake in Ernst & Young was 0.22percentt, or one-455th of the partnership, court papers show.

In announcing the "historic digital partnership", the paper's publisher, Trinity Mirror, described it as "the result of strong collaborative development work and design between the Record and STV digital teams".

With the right partnerships digital papers can be a destination.

Through these partnerships, the papers are then able to draw inferences and communicate directly back to the academic literature.

Applying perspectives from the scholarly literature on city branding and public private partnerships, this paper examines two cases in Dali City – Zhang's Garden and the Linden Center – to detail how local government and elite entrepreneurs have partnernered in support of Bai architecture revitalization with tourism in mind.

Role clarity was the most frequently described aspect of partnership formation (14 papers), particularly as a barrier when this clarity was not present [ 16, 18, 19, 22- 32].