Ibrahim Al Rasheed said the preacher had no business butting into Egyptian affairs

(oo) Buyer in the ordinary course of business means a person that buys inventory in the ordinary course from a person in the business of selling tangibles of that kind and without knowledge that the sale violates the security rights or other rights of another person in the tangibles.

In a recent article, however, Robert Jackson and I argue that political speech decisions are fundamentally different from ordinary business decisions.

Under traditional corporate law rules, the political speech decisions of public companies are subject to the same rules as ordinary business decisions.

It is undertaken not as an ordinary business under traditional conditions of laissez faire, but as one vested with the public interest.

Businesses often need financing for large, non ordinary course expenditures, such as the acquisition of equipment or the acquisition of a business.

New funds also needed to be released to finance the payroll expenses of the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs through the ordinary budget.

A very ordinary road accident a very ordinary car swerved off its route in a very ordinary way, and crashed in a very ordinary way into a taxi, very ordinary.

Most ordinary business expenses are clearly either expensable or capitalizable, but some expenses could be treated either way, according to the preference of the company.

Philippine law, like that of most jurisdictions worldwide, classifies the business of transportation as a public convenience. It is undertaken not as an ordinary business under traditional conditions of laissez faire, but as one vested with the public interest.

Indeed, Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne went so far as to say, Fraud is a crime in ordinary business why shouldn t it be so in banking?

They try to report the world as it is, but theirs is not the world of most people their business depends on the disruption of ordinary business, so they systematically underestimate people s desire for law and order (or at least order).

In the latest issue of Foreign Affairs, Forum s founder and president, Klaus Schwab, asks How can business help save the world?

Ordinary Laws

Outside the business world, he has been very prominent in Jewish affairs, acting as president of the World Sephardi Federation since 1971.

Julian Elgaard Brett, Far from Business as Usual United Nations' Responses to International Terrorism (Copenhagen, Danish Institute of International Affairs, 2002), p. 28.

The driver of the private car, a very ordinary Jewish man, and his friend, a very ordinary Arab, were killed in the accident in a very ordinary way. Five of the taxi passengers were moderately injured in a very ordinary way, and others were seriously injured in a very ordinary way. The taxi passengers were Jewish theatre actors, very ordinary.

According to Lorsch and MacIver many large corporations have dominant control over business affairs without sufficient accountability or monitoring by their board of directors.

War, diplomacy, business, media, society are networked, she wrote in Foreign Affairs in January 2009, and in this world, the measure of power is connectedness.

Sami was an ordinary Muslim.

Sami's life was very ordinary.

(iii) Ordinary virgin olive oil.

Clearly, careless manipulation by the authorities of patriotic sentiments has proven to be a risky business in Russia. But the Kremlin still seems addicted to this means of buttressing its legitimacy among ordinary Russians.

Ordinary exports are produced using Chinese factors of production, and ordinary imports are intended for China s internal market.

(j) Inventory means a stock of tangibles (other than negotiable instruments and negotiable documents) held for sale or lease in the ordinary course of business and also raw and semi processed materials (work in process).

Sami led a very ordinary life.

Sami lived a modest ordinary life.

Sami went back to ordinary life.

Jiang Yanyong is no ordinary doctor.

Meanwhile, ordinary Russians have gained little.

(j) A register of ordinary visits

But the payroll tax cut (which put more than 100 billion into the pockets of ordinary Americans) was not renewed, and surely business, anticipating the contractionary effects down the line, will be even more reluctant to lend.

(58) The insolvency law should permit the insolvency representative to sell assets that are encumbered or subject to other interests free and clear of those encumbrances and other interests, outside the ordinary course of business, provided that

A journal being banned is ordinary here.

Sami knew that Muslims were ordinary people.

But socialism is concerned about ordinary individuals.

But China is no ordinary trading partner.

First, Sheikh Hasina is no ordinary politician.

But ordinary Europeans should not be fooled.

Will ordinary citizens be happy about it?

This means that they overrule ordinary statutes.

The congress may be ordinary or extraordinary.

In Chile, the National Office of Women's Affairs developed a strategy for gender mainstreaming in the country's major agricultural business organizations, through the Public Private Committee on Seasonal Farm Work.

After the street was cleaned of blood in a very ordinary way, the news spread throughout the media in a very ordinary way.

The great majority of the roughly 24 million private individuals estimated to have gone into business between 1980 and 2005 were ordinary folk with very small capital usually obtained by pooling the savings of family members and perhaps friends.