By Business letters, Constructions

Try a search at http://www.google.com with: site:bbc.co.uk "at this time" and separately with: site:bbc.co.uk "at that time" (quotation marks are important) which will perform a search on that bastion of good English, the BBC You will find that "at that time" is related mostly with...

UEFA Stadium Construction committeeTo: Mr. John Ericson From: Football club “Shahter” (Donetsk)The registration number and date: №490, August the 3rd, 2006.Topic: An invitation to present at FootBall club "Shater" We are glad to confirm you (UEFA) as a General contractor for building five star...

Hi!This is a test letterI've done the translation but I really need your helpenglish speakers please look through this text and if you find mistakes let me know..this is very important for meThank you UEFA Stadium Construction committeeTo: Mr. John Ericson From: Football club...

To whom, not For whom Colon, not comma after concern for the patent, not for patent spell out small numbers: three in a good, not within good to European, not at European no hyphen: North American no capitals: the construction site gained in not gained into the no comma after...

You can certainly say, "They are moving out of Spain." The fact that the construction would usually apply to, say, an apartment or a neighborhood only gives it a particular flavor. This is not a decision of grammar but of poetics. If, however, you don't want any flavor to your words, if, for...