Sentences with phrase «give under examination»

directing that the evidence a party would normally give under examination in chief be provided by affidavit;

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Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) is the diagnosis given for the sudden death of an infant under one year of age that remains unexplained after a complete investigation, which includes an autopsy, examination of the death scene, and review of the symptoms or illnesses the infant had prior to dying and any other pertinent medical -LSB-...]

Mr Coulson's appointment will come under renewed examination tomorrow when former Cabinet secretary Lord O'Donnell gives evidence.

On the value of these delegations in giving a first - class intensive examination of the issues impacting on the peace process and Palestinians living under occupation and blockade, Caabu Director Chris Doyle writes: «The overwhelming majority of delegates return energised by what they have seen and with a sense of duty to address the injustices they have witnessed.

Limited liability companies, corporations and individuals linked to Tully Construction gave the governor $ 136,500 during his first term, and the $ 75,100 it donated in the first 200 days of his second (which began on Jan. 1, 2015) was enough to make it his third largest donor during the period under examination.

The DPP urged the court to exercise its discretion in favour of the state because Aluko had given evidence under cross examination that the election which brought Fayose into power was free, fair and credible devoid of military harassment.

Examination of smears from an eye swab under the microscope may give an indication of the presence of infection through observation of typical changes in the conjunctival cells.

Once at ARL's Boston Animal Care and Adoption Center, the cats were placed under a state - mandated 48 - hour quarantine period, given thorough examinations, vaccinations, spayed or neutered, and microchipped.

One of our senior veterinary students will take a complete patient history, and give your pet an initial thorough physical examination under the supervision of a board certified surgeon and resident.

While each party is questioned by the other party's lawyer, and the answers are given under oath, examination for discovery is not in itself a trial.

(13) Within 10 business days after receiving the report of an examination conducted under section 44 for the purpose of the treatment and assessment plan, the insurer shall give a copy of the report to the insured person and to the regulated health professional who prepared the treatment and assessment plan.

(5) If the insurer requires an examination under this section, the insurer shall arrange for the examination at its expense and shall give the insured person a notice setting out,

(6) If the attendance of the insured person is required at the examination, the insurer shall give the notice required under subsection (5) not less than five business days before the examination, unless the insured person and the insurer mutually agree otherwise.

(1) This section applies to a claim for a medical or rehabilitation benefit or an application for approval of an assessment or examination under section 38 if the insurer gives the insured person a notice informing the insured person that the insurer will pay the expenses without the submission of a treatment and assessment plan under that section.

(10) If a new assessment of attendant care needs indicates that it is appropriate to increase the amount of the attendant care benefits and the insurer has not already advised the insured person that the insurer requires an examination under section 44, the insurer may give a notice to the insured person advising that the insurer requires an examination under that section.

(b) give the applicant a notice explaining the medical and any other reasons why the insurer does not believe the applicant is entitled to the specified benefit and, if the insurer requires an examination under section 44 relating to the specified benefit, advising the applicant of the requirement for an examination; or

(7) If the notice under subsection (5) indicates that the attendance of the insured person is not required at the examination and it is subsequently determined by the person conducting the examination that the insured person should be in attendance and personally examined, the insurer shall give a notice to the insured person at least five business days before the examination,

(3) Within 10 business days after receiving an application under subsection (1) prepared and signed by the person who conducted the assessment or examination under subsection (2), the insurer shall give the insured person,

Under the new section 91.1 of the ESA, an employment standards officer may, by giving written notice, require an employer to conduct an examination of the employer's records, practices or both to determine whether the employer is in compliance with one or more provisions of the Act or the regulations.

Under such an approach, the direct examination should be tightly controlled by the examiner, the direct - examination witness should be given little or no leeway, and the attention of the fact - finder during examination should be on the examiner, not the witness.

(8) Within five business days after receiving the report of the examination of the insured person under section 42, the insurer shall give a copy of the report and of the insurer's determination to the insured person and to the health practitioner who completed the disability certificate submitted with the application.

not more than five business days after the day the notice of the examination under subsection (4) was given to the insured person, in any other case.

(5) Within five business days after receiving the report of an examination under section 42, the insurer shall give a copy of the report and the insurer's determination with respect to payment for the ancillary goods and services to the insured person and the health practitioner who prepared the treatment confirmation form.

An examination of the insured person was conducted under section 42 and the insurer gave to the insured person a copy of the report of the examination and the insurer's determination.

(1.3) The insurer shall make reasonable efforts to schedule the examination under oath for a time and location that are convenient for the person and shall give the person reasonable advance notice of the following:

(14) If the insurer fails to provide a copy of the report of the examination under section 42 or its determination in respect of the claim by the 15th business day after the day the examination was completed or was required under paragraph 2 or 3 of subsection 42 (11) to be completed, the insurer shall pay all specified benefits to which the application relates for the period commencing on that day and ending on the day the insurer gives the insured person the report or determination.

If the insured person has not sustained a catastrophic impairment and the examination under section 42 does not relate to whether the insured person has sustained a catastrophic impairment, the assessment or examination is conducted and the report is provided to the insurer not more than 40 business days after the day the insurer gave the insured person notice of its determination.

i. the examination must be completed not more than 30 business days after the day the notice relating to the examination was given under subsection (4) or, if a notice was given under subsection (7), 30 business days after the day that notice was given, and

(4) Within five business days after receiving the report of an examination under section 42, the insurer shall give a copy of the report and the insurer's determination of whether the insured person's impairment is a catastrophic impairment to the insured person and to the health practitioner who prepared the application under this section.

(13) Within five business days after receiving the report of an examination under section 42, the insurer shall give a copy of the report and the insurer's determination with respect to the application to the insured person and the person who prepared the application.

i. not more than 10 business days after the day the notice of the examination under subsection (4) was given to the insured person, if the examination relates to whether the insured person has a catastrophic impairment, or

(11) Within five business days after receiving the report of an examination under section 42, the insurer shall give a copy of the report and the insurer's determination with respect to the benefit to the insured person and to the member of the health profession who prepared the assessment of attendant care needs.

(6) Subsections 38.2 (8) and (13), as they read on February 28, 2006, and subsections 38.2 (9) to (12) and (14) to (16) apply in respect of an application for approval for an assessment or examination if, under subsection 38.2 (6), as it read on February 28, 2006, the insurer gave or was required to give the insured person, before March 1, 2006, a notice under subsection 38.2 (6), as it read on February 28, 2006, requiring the insured person to be assessed by a designated assessment centre.

(5) Within five business days after receiving the report of an examination under section 42, the insurer shall give a copy of the report and the insurer's determination with respect to the specified benefit to the insured person and to the health practitioner who completed the disability certificate.

(14) If, after giving a notice under subsection (6) in which the insurer agrees to pay for an assessment or examination, it comes to the insurer's attention that a person described in subsection (2) or (3) has a conflict of interest relating to the assessment or examination, the insurer may give the insured person notice requiring the insured person, within five business days after receiving the notice, to amend the application so that no conflict of interest will arise.

If the insured person has sustained a catastrophic impairment or the examination under section 42 relates to whether the insured person has sustained a catastrophic impairment, the assessment or examination under this section is conducted and the report provided to the insurer not more than 80 business days after the day the insurer gave the insured person notice of its determination.

They should understand the procedures for giving evidence under examination and cross-examination.

(5) Where an order is made under this section, the party examined shall answer the questions of the examining health practitioner relevant to the examination and the answers given are admissible in evidence.

(2) In an order under subsection (1), the Court may give directions regarding the procedures to be followed, including those applicable to examinations for discovery and the discovery of documents.

Our services include but are not limited to advising on quantum and financial analysis, engaging with specialists and preparing for trial and giving oral evidence under cross examination.

For example, if you are under 40 years old and are buying a small amount of life insurance coverage (low death benefit), you may be given a policy with no medical examination requirement.

The typical medical assistant job description includes simple daily tasks such as helping the physician with patient examination, recording patient history, measuring vital signs of patients, drawing blood and giving medicines under the doctor's direction.

Examinations must be given at a time and place and under such supervision as the Board may determine.

The purpose of the Act is to: (i) empower the Board to regulate and control the business of real estate in The Bahamas, (ii) to empower the board to conduct such examinations and courses as it deems necessary to promote and maintain high ethical and professional standards of conduct between BREA licensed members and the general public in real estate transactions, and most importantly, (iii) to give the general public the assurance and understanding that all BREA licensed real estate brokers and salesmen are professional, accountable and liable under the provisions of the Real Estate (Brokers and Salesmen) Act, 1995.