Sentences with word «effectuation»

Latitude in this area is necessary to ensure effectuation of this indispensable function of government.»

(c) Such waivers, substitutions, and conditional acceptances as shall aid the practical effectuation of the contract without sacrifice of basic educational standards.

It also establishes a related policy regarding the date by which a consumer needs to pay any applicable initial premium to ensure timely effectuation of coverage.

Upon effectuation of such cancellation and refund, neither the Company nor the Insured Person shall have any further rights, liabilities or obligations under this insurance.

We proposed to amend this paragraph by adding a sentence to clarify that, to the extent the enrollee has the right to cancel the coverage under applicable State laws, including «free look» cancellation laws — that is, laws permitting cancellation within a certain period of time, even following effectuation of the enrollment, the enrollee may do so, in accordance with the requirements of such laws.

In this connection, as we have seen, Buber redefines education for citizenship as education for the effectuation of society, or the social principle.

True education for citizenship in a state is not education for politics but «education for the effectuation of Society.»

To offer a bit of a sneak preview, thought, I draw many conclusions throughout the book, but one of two important take - aways is this: VAMs may actually complicate the effectuation of a teacher's termination.

After your initial disability case review is completed, the application is returned to the local Social Security office or the Department of Children & Families for a final determination of eligibility and the effectuation of Social Security disability benefits.

He has also advised clients on the use of arbitration in the context of either the negotiation of a complicated business arrangement, such as a stock purchase agreement or in the effectuation of an international insurance policies.

One commenter opposed the effective dates for special enrollment periods under § 155.725 (j) and recommended allowing States flexibility to prescribe their own effective dates for initial, annual, and special enrollment periods, because there may be other implications to the effectuation of coverage for employees and dependents with a special enrollment period.