Sentences with phrase «authorizing entity»

It provides a copyright exception - the first ever in an international treaty - for libraries as authorized entities to make accessible copies of articles and books for people with print disabilities and distribute those copies across borders.

For the majority it is clearly not enough that a provincially authorized entity might have relied on a legitimate provincial objective if it was in fact motivated to frustrate a legitimate federal purpose.

To learn more about the charter application process in New York State, visit the New York City Charter School Center's website where they provide an overview of the two authorizing entities in NYS (NYS Education Department and SUNY's Charter School Institute) and their requirements.

Of the 974 authorizing entities nationwide, 516 oversee just one school.

SACRAMENTO, California — The State Senate today approved SB 645, a bill sponsored by the California Charter Schools Association (CCSA) that would increase academic accountability in the state's charter schools, linking their obligatory renewals to performance and enabling authorizing entities to more accurately identify persistently low - performing schools.

The SCSC is a state - level, independent charter school authorizing entity.

The initiative requires the state board of education — the final authorizing entity after a comprehensive process — to give preference to schools «designed to enroll and serve at - risk student populations.»

«Only OEM authorized entities should be able to place an OEM's products for sale on a portal,» Ellinport told the E-Commerce Times, «and the portal should then be required to validate that such entity is authorized to resell the OEM's products.»

U.S. authorized entity (in intercountry adoption) An agency or person that is accredited or temporarily accredited or approved by an accrediting entity, or a supervised provider acting under the supervision and responsibility of an accredited agency or temporarily accredited agency or approved person.

foreign authorized entity (in intercountry adoption) Outside the United States, a foreign Central Authority or an accredited body or entity that has been authorized by that particular country to perform Central Authority functions in a Hague Convention adoption case.

RECA will not authorize an entity as an Alberta mortgage brokerage without proof of E&O insurance, and an additional fraud endorsement from an approved insurer.

The bills would make permanent the ability for a charter school to switch the authorizing entity for the school — a key concern for charters in New York City.

Authorized entity's includes restaurants, recreational camps, youth sports leagues, entertainment venues, sports arenas and theme parks and resorts.

Authorizing entities and the commission can approve up to eight charter schools per year, Shea said.

SB 645, authored by Senator Joe Simitian (D - Palo Alto), would create new and more stringent academic accountability requirements for charter schools to meet at the time they seek renewal from their authorizing entities.

In California, charter schools must go through a process every five years in order for their charter to be renewed by their authorizing entity, which can be a school district, county office of education, or the State Board of Education.

Charter schools, which must be renewed by their authorizing entity every five years, are currently held to the standards established by AB 1137, a 2003 law that has resulted in inconsistencies in oversight and loopholes in the renewal process.

The end - of - session agreement includes a provision that gives charters one year to apply to another authorizing entity for their oversight and accountability, effective immediately.

But there is also room for an authorizing entity to determine that the academic performance of the charter school is at least equal to those traditional public schools in the surrounding area.

Section 95974 of the Cap - and - Trade Regulation allows the Offset Project Operator to authorize another entity to act on its behalf.

Citing consumer protection concerns, the central bank issued a resolution banning «any kind of currency that is not issued and controlled by a government or an authorized entity.»

Authorize the entities to pilot the use of covered bonds in multifamily lending and explore their use as an additional way to provide mortgage capital for residential housing.