presentment

It was the same with the popular presentment of aristocracy.

Dead Marat was more powerful than his living presentment had been.

In either case, the appeal must specify that the required presentment was made.

His presentment, too, of Marguerite he said was not forced, as she thought.

The presentment was supported by a quarter of the church's 300 bishops.

There was poison, and yet grace, in its exquisite presentment.

Is its appeal to you confined to its presentment of the Past?

So a lot of companies have tried to get into this field, which is technically known as Bill Presentment.

In many ways, the big ship was a remarkably good presentment of Mar-got herself.

A matter was introduced into the court by means of a "presentment", from a local man or from the jury itself.

Two such provisions are bicameralism and presentment in the enactment of law.

Men looked at the counterfeit presentment and wondered why no one had recognized these things sooner.

He argued that it was valid because presentment to the president was not necessary.

He described the report, legally known as a presentment, as a "white paper on a public ill."

A presentment or image of the man.

Poet Upon the heels of my presentment, sir.

Look here upon th's picture, and on this, The counterfeit presentment of two brothers.

In this system, called electronic bill presentment, all paper handling, checks and costly postage would be eliminated.

Besides, the matter still suffered a jocular presentment.

Called juries of presentment, these men testified under oath to crimes committed in their neighborhood and indicted.

It was reserved for the Byzantine school to break away more decidedly from the natural presentment of things and to develop artistic conventions.

Consolidated Billing is the presentment of multiple products in a single billing statement.

He had not been there; he had been a sending, a presentment.

The accusations against him, contained in a document called a presentment, were drawn up by 10 bishops, as required by church law.

Tests of this process, known as electronic bill presentment, will begin this year, but widespread adoption isn't expected for many years.