Sentences with phrase «designation under»

Ride - share drivers are not classified as employees, a designation under which they'd be entitled to certain workplace protections.

On August 31, 1998, his father changed the beneficiary designation under the insurance policy to the appellant.

Under the new regime, the FCC will no longer regulate high - speed internet delivery as a Title II designation under the Communication Act.

52.1 The committee referred to in section 52 may suspend, revoke or modify a designation under section 52, subject to such terms and conditions as the committee specifies.

Justice Lauwers» holding directly contradicted the practice in place since Desbiens v. Mordini of allowing motor vehicle accident victims to combine physical and psychological ratings to get a Whole Person Impairment (WPI) rating of 55 % or higher to achieve a catastrophic designation under s. 2 (1.1)(f) of the Statutory Accidents Benefits Schedule (SABS).

The bear clearly earns its designation under federal law as a marine mammal.

These dogs will carry a High Risk Dog designation under the proposed ordinance.

The table below, prepared with data compiled by Charter School Partners, lists schools with «Reward» designation under the new Department of Education standards that also have high rates of students living in poverty.

Only two schools in the entire state earned the top designation under Arizona's school ratings system unveiled Oct. 15 — in a place that's home to 1,800 regular public schools and about 500 charter schools.

President Donald Trump signed an executive order yesterday calling on the Department of the Interior (DOI) to review «all Presidential designations or expansions of designations under the Antiquities Act made since January 1, 1996.»

The process has been similar to past releases of test results and school designations under the No Child Left Behind law, DPI communications director John Johnson said.

[92] All this is in addition to the absence of an impartial and effective dispute resolution process to challenge public employer designations under s. 9 (2) of the legislation, a particular concern in light of the significant definitional latitude given to public employers.

Acknowledging a job offer cover letter for sales and marketing jobs covers all the job designations under sales and marketing jobs.

While our medical technologist resume sample only lists a bachelor's degree, you can include any degrees, certifications, or designations under your education section.

While this may relate to the sample and diversity of the practitioners in the APT regarding the types of training curriculums of the various designations under which respondents practice, the unfamiliarity of group work practice with members of the Association for Play Therapy would be another facet to explore in future studies of group work with children and their parents.

There are three designations under Infant Mental Health Mentor (IV) including Clinical, Policy, and Research / Faculty.

There is no question the higher sense of expertise and professionalism some of these designations, bring to one's own self worth (as Barry Lebow states) a true feeling of being more than just a licensed agent, but lumping all designations under the guise of added credibility will never be supported by a consumer seeing 76 designations possible.

Not exact matches

Judge argues that services provided by PE firms to their affiliated funds and portfolio companies are investment advisory services, a designation that already faces more scrutiny under the Dodd - Frank Act.

«Woman - owned, 8 (a), all the programs under [the Small Business Administration] are based on a socioeconomic designation.

Ford, Uber, Google and others are promising that same autonomy (Level 4 under the Department of Transportation's designations)-- often in vehicles with no steering wheel or pedals — but for ride - hailing fleets plying dense urban centers.

In practice, most of the same sector and industry designations exist in both standards and most of the major companies globally will be classified under both systems.

In a dispute with the European Union, China insists that it was promised the designation by now under the terms of its 2001 membership in the WTO.

In order to protect our constituents» privacy, and because Focus does, in fact, meet the definition of a church under IRS regulations, we applied for and received this designation.

«Executive,» «laborer,» «Catholic,» «Southern Baptist,» «Jew,» «Democrat,» «Republican,» «Socialist,» for example, are proper designations of occupational, religious, or political affiliation, but may under undemocratic pressures become class symbols which divide people into comprehensive separate groups for other than occupational, religious, or political purposes.

Despite the Unification Church's ambiguous self - designation as «Christian» and its desire to unify all religions under a single ideology which it also designates as in some sense Christian, Principle finally sees Christianity itself as an impediment to the work of the Lord of the Second Advent.

In 1929 the Church of Scotland and the United Free Church came together under the designation «the Church of Scotland» and free from any control by the State.

Annuum meaning «annual» is actually an incorrect designation given that Chiles are perennials under suitable growing conditions.

Prior to his time at Ginn Resorts, Palmer enjoyed a position as manager of the revered Peninsula Grill in Charleston, S.C., which garnered a Relais & Châteaux designation and recognition as one of the country's best restaurants in Esquire, USA Today and Wine Spectator under his guiding hand.

-- Referees: the designation process under examination.

Jim Furyk finished his nine holes in 4 - under, which would have tied Phil except that Furyk did not officially enter his card and was given a designation of «Not Scored.»

I was under the impression that the baby friendly designation was a convenient excuse to reduce costs by closing the well baby nursery.

Under Cindy's co-leadership, Good Sam was awarded the Baby - Friendly designation in August 2013, becoming the 6th certified hospital in Massachusetts.

§ § Under a cooperative agreement with CDC, the National Institute for Children's Health Quality led the Best Fed Beginnings project, which helped 89 hospitals from 29 states work toward Baby - Friendly designation.

Under Council tradition, local Members direct their colleagues how to vote on most land use proposals, and Chin urged removal of the landmark designation, allowing the owner to destroy the historic property, which was in fact torn down.

But Lerner said all of the emails being withheld under the «highly problematic» agents of the city designation should be public.

And the designation of essential activities is under political control.

LaValle last month acknowledged he was working on the legislation to preserve the property under pine barrens designation.

Mr. Murphy will also be running under the Working Families Party's banner while Mr. Grimm still has the Conservative Party's designation.

Erie Community College — one of the last public colleges or universities in the state to be approved for designation as a Start - Up NY campus — appears to be closing in on a deal that could bring a subsidiary of a large international money management firm to Amherst in exchange for generous tax breaks under the state program.

Under GOP rules, the party's designation for governor is given to the candidate who receives more than 50 percent of the weighted vote.

Under an agreement between Cuomo and the Legislature, state officials will now conduct an investigation to determine the land's proper designation.

First, international agreements (regardless of their title, designation, or form) whose entry into force with respect to the United States takes place only after two thirds of the U.S. Senate has given its advice and consent under Article II, section 2, Clause 2 of the Constitution are «treaties.»

Under the proposal endorsed by local governments, 10,000 acres would be classified as Wild Forest — a designation that would allow more recreational usage — and the rest as Wilderness, the most restrictive classification that would ban most activities aside from foot traffic.

New York's previous lobbying act requires nonprofits that fit under the 501 (C)(4) designation of the IRS tax code to disclose donations of over $ 5,000 and the personal information of those who make such donations if the group has spent more than $ 50,000 on lobbying in a calendar year.

Under Katko's bill, U.S. authorities will be allowed to defend their designation of kingpins in a private court meeting with a judge, where classified information will not be made public.

De Ruyter is the only other district in our area considered even Susceptible to Fiscal Stress by the Comptroller's review.Homer and the other districts in Cortland County received no designation — they measure up okay under the Comptroller's standards for year - end fund balances, borrowing and deficits.

Under the party's rules, anyone who receives more than 50 percent of the weighted vote at the May convention automatically receives the Republican designation for governor.

Under her leadership its scope and stature have increased greatly with the award of Comprehensive Cancer Center designation, the highest recognition afforded by the National Cancer Institute (NCI) and one that is reserved for only a handful of elite cancer centers in the United States.

With cases rapidly mounting in four West African countries, the World Health Organization (WHO) today declared the Ebola outbreak a Public Health Emergency of International Concern (PHEIC), a designation that allows the agency to issue recommendations for travel restrictions but also sends a strong message that more resources need to be mobilized to bring the viral disease under control.

This star was probably given its first catalogue designation as CD - 31 9113 during a visual survey of southern stars begun in 1892 at the Astronomical Observatory of Cordoba in Argentina under the direction of its second director John M. Thome (1843 - 1908).