Sentence examples for principal according from inspiring English sources
While teaching he met his wife, Marie, who is now an assistant principal, according to a former colleague, Martin Pollner.
The girl was also examined for bruises by the school nurse in the presence of the principal, according to the documents, but none were found.
There is another, little-known option that can avoid refinancing and its costs, which generally run 3 to 6 percent of the outstanding loan principal, according to LendingTree.
In California, an epicenter of the mortgage crisis, only 1.3percentt of loan modifications struck between January and May this year involved a reduction of principal, according to the state's Department of Corporations.
After a Principal representative met last spring with the 50 employees of the Righter Company, a general contractor in Columbus, Ohio, nearly all of them ended up buying added insurance from Principal, according to Righter's president, Brad Nadolson.
DebtX of Boston and First Financial Network of Oklahoma City, for instance, sell loans at auction to investors who typically pay 5 cents to 85 cents for each dollar of outstanding principal, according to Bliss A, Morris, First Financial's president.
Some of the other documentary evidence contradicts the memories of other principals, according to Associated Press journalists.
principals," according to his calendars, which were obtained by The Times under the Freedom of Information Act.
The vendor then delivered only some of the supplies to the schools, and paid $908,518 in kickbacks to the principals, according to documents filed in Federal District Court in Detroit.
High hyperdiploid (HeH) pre-B pediatric acute lymphoblastic leukemia (B-pALL) is known to be heterogeneous by prognosis, but the stratification principals according to conventional cytogenetic analysis (CCA) are equivocal.
Several of the trucking companies and a few related businesses — two fuel companies, a financing company and a truck wash that are also under scrutiny — are linked by family ties and shared principals, according to court papers and business records.
