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Meanings of fictitious name in anglès
portuguès
nome fantasia (Law) a name under which a corporation conducts business that is not the legal name of the corporation as shown in its articles of incorporation.
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Examples for "dba"
Examples for "dba"
1
DB2 monitors these indicators and can take actions identified by the DBA.
2
Allows the DBA to recover a table to an earlier point in time.
3
Alerting the DBA of potential system problems via email or pager
4
Allows a DBA to view changes to the database at the transactional level.
5
If a DBA installs a new database, your backups should know about it.
1
Was this Woody Allen trying to contact her under an assumed name?
2
Louis Philippe, under the assumed name of Mr. Smith, fled into England.
3
They had made no foolish attempt to live under an assumed name.
4
Even he himself had long ago become accustomed to his assumed name.
5
Pray call me by my assumed name still, and keep my secret.
1
We are doing business as an extension of our hobby, he said.
2
You tell the world you're a changed man, but continue doing business as usual.
3
National parks, however, are mostly doing business as usual.
4
That's a 10-percent boost over the projected GDP if the country continued doing business as usual.
5
So far as Ed could see, the road had gone right on doing business as usual.
Usage of fictitious name in anglès
1
If not, why should anybody come here and give a fictitious name?
2
He gives a fictitious name and address and never goes back.
3
I register a fictitious name and address, take the bottle and leave the store.
4
Note 1: A fictitious name sailors who have deserted generally assume to escape recognition.
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Dotan, Yuval ( fictitious name), fighter pilot, Israeli Air Force; May 2008.
6
He consoled himself with the thought that he had signed a fictitious name to the letter.
7
She can then assume a fictitious name and take passage on the steamer Labrador, to Canada.
8
Among them I presently recognized the house of the father of Lem Hackett ( fictitious name).
9
In reply to this, a fictitious name was given, as Sallette and his companions afterwards found out.
10
As this only provoked new derision he would say no more, merely giving an obviously fictitious name.
11
There is some hope yet for 'Tom Paine,' referring to the fictitious name signed to his article.
12
What good would it do to give him a fictitious name, so we could find a fictitious father?
13
He gave a fictitious name, and mentioned a town he had heard of, but had never been in.
14
I should prefer a fictitious name.
15
It was Victor Valdi, or, ignoring the fictitious name, the mysterious personage known as "Il Duca."
16
Alfred whispered to Clayton: "Give a fictitious name."
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Fictitious name through the time
Fictitious name across language varieties
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