Sentences with phrase «by nonprofit entities»

Comment: Several non-profit entities commented that medical records research by nonprofit entities to ensure public health goals, such as disease - specific registries, would not have been covered by this provision.

Sixteen of the low - performing schools would be managed by nonprofit entities — the University of Pennsylvania (3 schools), Temple University (5 schools), Foundations (5 schools), and Universal (3 schools).

The Assembly would go beyond that, requiring Cuomo to create a public, searchable database of all aspects of economic development spending, including by nonprofit entities created by the state, such as the controversial Fort Schuyler Management Corp..

Not exact matches

Both entities are in the process of being rearranged by Empire State Development Corp., which has been handed the task of overseeing the projects in the nonprofits» portfolios.

DiNapoli said his plan would restore oversight by the comptroller over the contracts, and ban the use of nonprofit entities that federal prosecutors say were used to mask the illegal schemes.

It says the county will transfer all properties acquired through foreclosure to the Land Bank, with three exceptions: parcels to be used by the county; those to be transferred to another government entity or nonprofit for preservation; or properties to be used for economic development to «properly vetted third parties.»

Land acquired by the county can be conveyed to a party other than the Albany County Land Bank if the county itself will use the land; if it goes to another government entity or nonprofit for preservation; or if it will be used for economic development by «properly vetted third parties.»

In addition, Horner said, the AG, who is responsible for regulating nonprofit organizations, needs to conduct a «thorough review» to determine if other entities are «controlled» by state lawmakers.

Two tourism nonprofits controlled by former NYS First Lady Libby Pataki violate state law for failing to have functioning boards of directors, which provide oversight and control of funds donated to the tax - exempt entities.

Kaloyeros used the two nonprofits to shield his activities from public scrutiny by claiming they were private entities, as I detailed in my original report.

The reason why the state comptroller did not review the Buffalo Billion and other contracts awarded by SUNY Polytechnic's nonprofit entities is that Cuomo himself, in 2011, cut the comptroller out.

And, like de Blasio's nonprofit, it has taken money from entities whose activities are under review by law enforcement or that have business interests before the government.

That's in part because the city is trying to cover services once provided by nonprofits, churches and other entities.

Gov. Andrew Cuomo's top economic development official will have increased oversight of the two nonprofits entities used by SUNY Polytechnic Institute to build projects across the state under new rules revealed Thursday.

But leaders of the nonprofit, which is currently in the process of creating a successor entity called the WHDC that will be charged with managing the funds provided by Columbia University, say that they will put a transparent structure in place that will be able to appropriately manage the funds.

Dr. James Anderson happens to be the chairman of the National Fiber Council, an organization that is funded by HCF [High Carbohydrates and Fiber] Nutrition Research Foundation (a nonprofit foundation reputedly funded by large carbohydrate containing food corporations and whose chairman happens to be Dr. Anderson), and other not very unbiased entities such as Procter & Gamble.

According to the Portland school board, the real estate trust was «a nonprofit, independent entity created by [Portland Public Schools], which could, at the board's discretion, be given title to property deemed «surplus» to either market or redevelop it on behalf of the school district.»

If you can appreciate the inherent limitations of the SEA and entertain the idea of some state - level work being conducted by other state bodies, quasi-governmental entities, nonprofit organizations, or other organizations, then you can probably recognize the major opportunity afforded by ESSA.

Charters are governed by boards comprised of local parents, teachers, and leaders, and accountable to a variety of separate entities such as universities, local nonprofits, and management organizations.

Charter schools in Washington would be created and run by interested nonprofit entities (at least two with proven track records have already shown interest).

Threatened only a week ago with closure by Oct. 1, the center now will remain open until June as Los Angeles school officials seek bids from a nonprofit or private entity to operate the facility, school officials announced.

Alonso's speech marked the first public acknowledgment that the city hopes to model its construction funding plan on a groundbreaking schools project in Greenville, S.C. Transform Baltimore, a coalition of education advocates led by the American Civil Liberties Union, has been lobbying city leaders to carry out Greenville's plan, which would require a nonprofit or other entity to float the bonds on behalf of the school system.

Charter schools are tuition - free, open enrollment, public schools of choice.1 Unlike traditional public schools, which are governed by local boards of education, charter schools are governed by independent, nonprofit boards and are accountable to an authorizing entity, which may close them if they fail to meet the goals delineated in their charter contract.

The Pilot Program is aimed at increasing innovation, promoting efficiency, and demonstrating the effectiveness of cooperative procurement contracts for rolling stock and related equipment administered by eligible nonprofit entities.

In return for loan repayments, LRP awardees are legally bound to a service obligation to conduct qualifying research supported by a domestic nonprofit or U.S. government (Federal, state, or local) entity for 50 percent of their time (at least 20 hours per week based on a 40 - hour week) for two years.

The SBA Size Standards define nonprofit institutions as «small organizations» if they are independently owned and operated and not dominant in their field of operation, or as «small entities» if they are institutions controlled by governmental entities with populations below 50,000.

The Cavallo Point Fund is a nonprofit entity that provides a simple mechanism for our hotel guests to give back to our community by making contributions that are distributed to local charitable organizations.

The dream of the artist realized by the famous Gallerist Larry Gagosian, A nonprofit entity established by Larry Gagosian, the Walter De Maria Foundation will be dedicated to managing the late artist's rights and reproductions, advising on curatorial matters, and overseeing the preparation of a major monograph.

Nonprofit spaces were, and still are, bureaucratic entities, dependent on public grants and directed by artists only in a very few cases.

Although it resides on the Menil Collection campus, the chapel that was built to house 14 monumental paintings by Rothko's father, the legendary artist Mark Rothko, is a separate entity — a nonprofit dedicated to art, spirituality and compassionate action.

It's a nonprofit entity that aims to blend academic and communications talent to help society better absorb what scientists are saying about the challenges posed by an accelerating buildup of a long - lived heat - trapping gas that also happens to be the bubbles in beer — not your grandparents» idea of a pollutant.

«Shared solar arrays,» writes NREL, «can be hosted and administered by a variety of entities, including utilities, solar developers, residential or commercial landlords, community and nonprofit organizations, or a combination thereof.»

Sponsor: Sen. Montford Summary: Industrial Hemp Pilot Projects; Authorizing specified state universities to develop industrial hemp pilot projects in partnership with public, nonprofit, and private entities; requiring pilot projects to comply with rules adopted by the Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services; requiring the specified state universities to develop partnerships with certain entities; requiring the pilot projects to be funded with private resources to the fullest extent possible, etc..

Arkansas allows two or more people to create an informal nonprofit entity by simply agreeing among themselves to act for a nonprofit purpose.

Represents UCI, a nonprofit corporation, in civil litigation in the District of Columbia commenced by various entities and individuals seeking control of the corporation and its assets.

Charles M. Gibbs, is a zealous trial attorney having appeared in federal and state courts on behalf of governmental entities, individuals wrongly injured by the negligence of others, individuals charged with crimes, and nonprofit organizations.

We've helped multinational corporations, government entities, nonprofits, and more navigate the toughest challenges in Information Governance by tailoring best practices to the unique needs of each client.

By «institutionally related foundation,» we mean a foundation that qualifies as a nonprofit charitable foundation under section 501 (c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code and that has in its charter statement of charitable purposes an explicit linkage to the covered entity.

Small business in the health care sector affected by this rule may include such businesses as: Nonprofit health plans, hospitals, and skilled nursing facilities (SNFs); small businesses providing health coverage; small physician practices; pharmacies; laboratories; durable medical equipment (DME) suppliers; health care clearinghouses; billing companies; and vendors that supply software applications to health care entities.

The National Veterans Legal Services Program, the National Consumer Law Center and the Alliance for Justice, all nonprofit entities that paid fees to obtain court records from PACER, filed suit to recover the allegedly excessive fees charged by the government for PACER access.

The first benefit is that the bill exists — it puts legislation on the books that makes bad faith demand letters a violation of state consumer protection law and its mere existence makes the playing field more complex and more risky for unscrupulous entities looking to make a quick buck by threatening businesses (and in some cases nonprofits) with expensive litigation.

Allowed the State Department to enter into agreements with one or more qualified accrediting entities to provide for the accreditation of agencies (nonprofit) and approval of persons (for - profit agencies and individuals) who seek to provide adoption services for adoptions covered by the Convention

-- If the Secretary determines after a period of time specified by the Secretary that an eligible entity implementing an improvement plan under clause (ii) has failed to demonstrate any improvement in the areas specified in subparagraph (A), or if the Secretary determines that an eligible entity has failed to submit the report required under clause (i), the Secretary shall terminate the entity's grant and may include any unexpended grant funds in grants made to nonprofit organizations under subsection (h)(2)(B).

These service sites are operated by a diverse range of public and nonprofit entities, including FQHCs, Planned Parenthood affiliates, health departments, hospitals and other independent agencies.

NAR's position is that the groundwork should be laid for the return of private capital to the market, supported by a federal presence through a nonprofit, government - chartered entity, which would ensure the availability of safe and affordable mortgage financing in all market types.

Typically run by private nonprofit or for - profit entities, these programs usually target the low - to middle - income first - time homebuyer who's dealing with credit problems, lack of savings, or inexperience with the homebuying process.