Sentences with phrase «independent entity»

Rather than fulfilling the human need to label and name, these forms exist as independent entities of color and light.

We are seeing more and more content created by independent entities — from small companies to individual people.

It seems our governor, who just can't keep his hands off supposedly independent entities that he himself creates, just can't help himself.

Medical therapies, airplanes and electrical devices are tested by independent entities before they can be used routinely: the public demands that this be done and takes for granted that it has occurred.

Both companies will continue to work as independent entities.

New brand president Johan de Nysschen announced that Cadillac would relocate its official headquarters from Detroit to New York City, begin operating as a more independent entity within General Motors, and move its sedan naming convention to a new «CTx» - based system.

The two firms remain independent entities financially but share branding as Gowling WLG and a combined global management board.

With many schools becoming independent entities and local authorities rapidly being replaced by academy clusters as key players in the delivery of education, Chris Wilford, REC Education senior policy advisor, takes stock of this seismic transformation and examines how the dramatic expansion of the academy model will change current resourcing needs

Susan Lerner, the executive director of Common Cause, said she would like to see an end to the practice of treating LLCs as independent entities for purposes of campaign finance laws, a ban or else «absolute transparency» for legislators» side jobs and an end to pots of discretionary funding that lawmakers can direct.

SST and Harmony are independent entities whose «ties are cultural and cooperative, not legal or financial,» according to Hoffer.

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.»

He recounted that Ford regional offices had become a set of independent entities, with different product, marketing, and sales plans.

In fact, their success was so enormous, that the LR division broke from Rover, becoming its own independent entity built around practicality.

The two publications have been run as independent entities since their founding in 2006 (DS) and 2009 (AP).

Officially established in 1895, the city of Barre was formerly part of a smaller neighboring town with the same name, but both are now considered independent entities.

Democrats have proposed several different ideas as to how such a plan may be structured — a Medicare ‐ like insurance plan operated by the Department of Health and Human Services, a more independent entity where a third ‐ party administrator makes operational decisions, or State ‐ based governmental plans, perhaps including a buy ‐ in to State employee health insurance offerings.

All VVBs for voluntary market projects must be approved by ACR through the process below, and either be ANSI - accredited in the applicable sectoral scope, or be Designated Operational Entities approved under the Clean Development Mechanism or Accredited Independent Entities approved under Joint Implementation.

-------------------------- Notes for the Editor: (i) It is important to note that each Deloitte country office is a legally independent entity, with loose affiliation with the parent company Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu.

In order for Palm to remain a viable independent entity they need to invest heavily in marketing its products and in persuading software developers to write applications for WebOS, analysts said.

But none of the proposals presented to the public for debate addresses the elephant in the room: We have two independent entities making uncoordinated decisions about the future of our public school system.

However, two recent reports from independent entities headquartered outside the province indicate that government policies have had little to do with B.C.'s improved circumstances.

I think the fair trade coffee market is fairly isolated from the non fair trade market, and it's more illustrative to look at each as independent entities rather than lumping them in and assuming that people will choose to sell more cheap coffee just because someone else somewhere else is selling coffee for more.

1977: With new Executive Director Peggy Soule (and a grant from the Junior League of Rochester) the newly independent entity, The CAP Book, Inc., becomes a regional, multi-state photolisting of children who have been waiting the longest for adoptive homes.

Duffy said he's been consulting with both ethics officers in Gov. Andrew Cuomo's office as well as the Joint Commission on Public Ethics, an ostensibly independent entity that regulates lobbying.

But these semi-organized, independent entities generally aren't directly controlled by any conspiracy, cabal, or party structure.

But to create that independent entity means passing a law, something that State Senate Republicans, clinging to a narrow, gerrymander - aided majority in that chamber, have resisted as a matter of life and death.

The sponsors of the special investigation legislation in a legislative memo said placing such control in Schneiderman's office would have put investigations of police - related deaths in the hands of a comparatively independent entity and not a local district attorney.

Thus focused on high school as an increasingly independent entity, the Cardinal Principles team endorsed a new institution, the «comprehensive high school,» which would offer students a wide array of curriculum choices.

Whatever may be the case with districts as fiscally independent entities, underperforming schools are a leading driver of depopulation, and thus pose enormous credit risk to cities themselves.

Today, the Senate Education Committee took up SB 337, «NC Public Charter School Board,» a bill filed by Senators Jerry Tillman and Dan Soucek that is intended to remove oversight of public charter schools from the State Board of Education and put it in the hands of a new, independent entity comprising members handpicked by the Governor.

Aesthetics and functionality are sometimes independent entities, however.

If they keep their promise to be supportive and allow Goodreads to function as a largely independent entity, albeit with Kindle integration, I can live with it.

Residential Mortgage Credit Report (RMCR) requires a fifth independent entity to investigate disputed items and verify income and employment.

Yet the site continues to operate as an entirely independent entity and its stance of «putting the consumer first» is protected by an iron - clad legal Editorial Code.

We need to centralize our efforts and pool our resources rather than having independent entities almost competing with one another.

CEDA would be a new independent entity within DOE, with autonomy like the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has.

He assisted UniCredit Business Integrated Solutions S.C.p.A. with establishing new employment system after UniCredit Bank demerged into several independent entities; he was preparing new draft of the Collective agreement conbining old collective agreements and renegotiated it with newly established trade unions.

This irresolvable systemic conflict is in my view the best reason why litigation funding for large commercial disputes should be done by solvent and independent entities like Calunius.»

Of course, things like Gmail and Maps act as independent entities so have been refreshed regularly, but ICS adds a little more to the mix.

Last paragragh of page 27 through to the conclusion (page 28) shows the defendant took little effort in making the corporate subsidary a legitimate independent entity, and «the corporation simply functioned as a facade for the dominant shareholder» would resonate with any «reasonable person».

The works, as independent entities at least, are roundly excellent, but the curating is breathless.

Since the works are not subordinated to a set theme, they remain independent entities — yet a passionate search for different forms of intensity creates fields of tension: subtle and vigorous, real and imaginary, immediate and enigmatic, dedicated and self - mocking.