| These customized pro forma calculations excluded a grab bag of expenses and allowed upstart companies to show a profit. |
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| Though he can do all the pro forma stuff in bigger settings, his performances can be stiff and strangulated. |
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| In certain actions, we may also enclose a pro forma attendance note for you to complete instead of a typed report. |
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| Then the hugging begins, not pro forma handclasps but close, sustained embraces. |
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| In today's environment of unregulated pro forma calculations and supersize write-offs, no question is more important to investors. |
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| The other universities provide their doctoral examining criteria in the form of a pro forma for examiners' eyes only. |
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| But that deal only lasted a year, as Sen. Harry Reid began the use of pro forma sessions to prevent recession appointments. |
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| The sequester has arrived, without so much as a pro forma effort to avoid it. |
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| The objections to quantitative easing were generally pro forma and not particularly articulate. |
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| Pro forma bills are incomplete pieces of legislation and undergo only the first reading stage. |
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| After the pro forma bill is introduced, each House debates the content of the Speech from the Throne for several days. |
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| Justice Department released a memo stating that appointments made during pro forma sessions are supported by the Constitution and precedent. |
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| The pro forma models the anticipated results of the transaction, with particular emphasis on the projected cash flows, net revenues and taxes. |
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| Consequently, pro forma statements summarize the projected future status of a company, based on the current financial statements. |
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| Pro forma figures should be clearly labeled as such and the reason for any deviation from reported past figures clearly explained. |
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| And similarly, the customer also wants to know which components are included in the pro forma invoice to avoid disagreements later. |
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| A sales quote is prepared in the form of a pro forma invoice which is different from a commercial invoice. |
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| For example, one pro forma audience may be heard for a judge to order the production of a certain proof or to schedule another date. |
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| In engineering, pro forma drawings are used to facilitate the drawing release of imaginary pieces. |
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| Part III of the schedule lays down nine pro forma texts for creating various ranks of the peerage, lords of appeal in ordinary, and baronets. |
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| The district court dismissed the action, finding that the prisoners could not litigate jointly in forma pauperis. |
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| Recently, managers' reporting of pro forma earnings has come under close scrutiny for two reasons. |
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| Thus, meaningful presentation of pro forma results should benefit investors. |
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| The use of pro forma earnings has become increasingly widespread and is drawing more attention. |
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| By Christopher Columbus's time, these tenets had become a forma mentis, a mental habit. |
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| But first, each House considers a bill pro forma to symbolise their right to deliberate independently of the monarch. |
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| A pro forma invoice is the same as a commercial invoice which, when used in international trade, represents the details of an international sale to customs authorities. |
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| A pro forma invoice is generally raised when the seller is ready for dispatching the material but he wants to ensure that the payment is being sent before dispatch. |
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| In trade transactions, a pro forma invoice is a document that states a commitment from the seller to sell goods to the buyer at specified prices and terms. |
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| Also, banks will request pro forma statements in lieu of tax returns for a start up business in order to verify cash flow before issuing a loan or line of credit. |
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| Similarly, when a new corporation is envisioned, its founders will prepare pro forma financial statements for the information of prospective investors. |
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| A pro forma invoice is required to state the same facts that the commercial invoice would and the content is prescribed by the governments who are a party to the transaction. |
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| Although made as recess appointments, critics questioned their legality, arguing that Congress had not officially been in recess as pro forma sessions had been held. |
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| Although Cabral was initially offered the command of the 4th Armada, scheduled for 1502, it seemed more like a pro forma gesture than a sincere offer. |
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| Not only are family ties fractured, but Transnational Ruptures denaturalizes the idea that expatriates necessarily forma community in their new place of residence. |
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| We see this in the way that whimperatives use pro forma openings like Can you rather than other wordings with the same meaning, such as Are you capable of passing the salt? |
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| The Adjusted Pro Forma combined company year-to-date results reflect eight months of synergies. |
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| The scene, created in the Barys Arena by Studio Gio Forma, evokes an immense Yurta, home of the Nomads, where they gathered to tell stories and pass down their identity. |
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