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How can bona fide be used in a sentence?
Badges will only be sold to bona fide law enforcement officers presenting valid ID cards from issuing agency!
What does the word Bonafide mean?
Bona fide is a Latin term for 'good faith'. It is used to describe something that is genuine. Generally it is associated with: An offer (a bona fide offer to do business etc). An object that gains status from being produced by somebody famous or in a certain era (a bona fide Picasso or a bona fide Edwardian Cabinet). A profession (He is a bona fide helicopter pilot).
What type of funds are subject to the bona fide needs rule and can be used for new obligations?
Current
What is an internal control practice used to access whether commitment and obligations are bona fide needs of the appropriations charged?
TAR
What is an internal control practice used to access whether commitments and obligations are bona fide needs of appropriations charged?
TAR
What is an internal control practice used to access commitments and obligations are bona fide needs of the appropriations charged?
Tri-Annual Review (TAR)
The bona fide needs rule statute means?
The Bona Fide Need law "requires appropriated funds be used only for goods and services for which a need arises during the period of that appropriationâ??s availability for obligation." It is primarily regarding the government's use of funds for supplies, service contracts, and construction contracts.
What is an internal control practice used to assess whether commitments and obligations are bona fide needs of the appropriations charged?
Tri-annual review (TAR)
What is the meaning of bonafide letter?
Good faith, or in Latin bona fide, is the mental and moral state of honesty, conviction as to the truth or falsehood of a proposition or body of opinion, or as to the rectitude or depravity of a line of conduct, even if the conviction is objectively unfounded. This concept is important in law, especially equitable matters. 1. made, done, presented, etc., in good faith; without deception or fraud: a bona fide statement of intent to sell. 2. authentic; true In contemporary English, "bona fides" is sometimes used as a synonym for credentials, background, or documentation of a person's identity.
What is the definition of 'bonafied'?
This is an interesting word because it shows how complete ignorance can result in language change. The Latin phrase "bona fide" means "good faith", from the words "bona" meaning "good" and "fide" meaning "faith" as in the word fidelity. The phrase is pronounced "bona fee-day". It is used by lawyers, particularly in the concept of a bona fide purchaser for value. In this case the idea is that the purchaser is a genuine purchaser and not someone who has bought something as a legal fiction. This word slipped from the legal vocabulary into business use to describe genuine non-fraudulent customers. And this is where the ignorant guys step in. At some point someone read the word who had never heard it pronounced and assumed that the word "fide" must rhyme with "hide". As people walked around pronouncing it this way, some equally ignorant person who had never heard it spelled assumed that it must be the past tense of a verb used as an adjective, which is common enough, and assumed that it must be spelled "bonafied". From this the further ignorant assumption was made that there must be a verb "bonafy" for which this was the past. When I first heard this word used, it was used to mean "to verify as genuine". I must confess that I laughed out loud when I realized what the etymology of the word was.
Can used cars be used for tax deductions?
If you give it to a bona fide charitable organization, then yes, you're allowed to deduct the fair market value of the car as a donation (provided you itemize deductions).If that's not what you were talking about, then you're going to need to be more specific.
How do you say 'good night' in latin?
The literal meaning would be "bona nox." There was no such term in usage for 'good night,' however; "vale/valete" (meaning 'goodbye') was used.
