Sentences with phrase «make final disposition»

It was up to the Romans to make final disposition of a case when the case was grave enough to carry the death penalty.

Not exact matches

Cuomo administration officials stressed no final decisions have been made concerning the disposition of the hospitals but noted that three - Kingsbrook, Interfaith and Brookdale - announced plans in December to band together into single entity.

The FHA Total Scorecard System can make a recommendation (approve / accept or refer) without a case number, property address, or CAIVR disposition but it will need those things plus an appraisal to issue a final approval.

ESRA reserves the right to make all decisions regarding placement or final disposition of any rescued dog in its care into a foster or adoptive home.

While mainstream greens praised Obama for ditching the United Nations and getting China and other developing countries to discuss making their own climate commitments, they continue to imagine that the final disposition of that process will be binding emissions - reduction agreements among major emitting countries.

The Court also concluded that a determination of Coachman's duty to indemnify was premature and should only be made after relevant findings of fact are made in the final disposition of the underlying action.

When you finish your pro bono case, you should send the client a disengagement letter, make sure the client has the relevant court documents and notify the Pro Bono Project as to the outcome and hours performed on the case via the online final disposition form.

Both Kirkland & Ellis and Neal Gerber Eisenberg have made great strides in enacting large - scale final disposition and enabling timekeepers to work with electronic information more effectively through improved procedures and technologies.

For instance, in one American study 71 % of couples changed their preference regarding disposition between the time the embryos were created and when they were asked to make a final decision.

Developed tickets requiring additional information in order to make a final determination on the disposition.