Sentences with phrase «minimum standards of»

Also keep in mind that if the basement is below grade it won't meet minimum standards of fitness for human habitation:

I believe RECO requires the absolute minimum standards of practice in Buyer Agency and the Act has been manipulated to protect commissions and prevent consumers from considering suing agents who are practicing outside their areas of expertise.

The critical point where a profession transitions from an unregulated industry to a regulated profession (i.e. usually the assumption of legislative authority) is precisely the point at which the MINIMUM standards of behaviour are enshrined in regulation... not in a Code of Ethics.

We have a duty to the industry and to the public to establish minimum standards of competence.

Each trainer meets or exceeds the minimum standards of trainers set by the International Academy of Collaborative Professionals.

Failing to meet the minimum standards of performance in professional activities when measured against generally prevailing peer performance, including the undertaking of activities for which the licensee, registered intern, or certificateholder is not qualified by training or experience.

Nothing in this section shall be construed to exempt a person from meeting the minimum standards of performance in professional activities when measured against generally prevailing peer performance, including the undertaking of activities for which the person is not qualified by training or experience.

Agencies must be licensed by the state in which they operate — a license simply ensures that the agency meets the minimum standards of the state.

The home study investigator (social worker) considers the prospective adoptive parents» ability to budget their resources in such a way that a child placed with them can be reasonably assured of minimum standards of nutrition, health, shelter, clothing and other essentials.

The Financial Status of the Prospective Adoptive Parent (s): The prospective adoptive parents must have the ability to budget their resources (income, assets, and liabilities) in such a way that a child placed with them can be reasonably assured of minimum standards of nutrition, health, shelter, clothing and other essentials.

The success of the interaction would be totally reliant upon reforming State and Territory heritage protection legislation (92) to achieve minimum standards of State and Territory heritage protection in key areas (93) and ensure that the mechanism for determining the significance of an area or object is both independent and based upon views, laws and customs of Indigenous people.

In conjunction with section 109 of the Commonwealth Constitution, a legislated Bill of Rights would operate to invalidate state or territory laws that conflict with these minimum standards of observance and protection.

This certification is internationally recognized and shows that she has met the minimum standards of yoga training.

The rules will also require virtual currency exchanges to execute a «deed of undertaking» to implement minimum standards of consumer protection.

«Virtual currency exchanges are required to execute a Deed of Undertaking to implement, among others, minimum standards of consumer protection.

North Dakota state law requires all motorcyclists to carry minimum standards of liability insurance to legally operate their bikes on public streets and highways.

If you meet the minimum standards of age and death benefit, you're covered.

Uninsured Motorist Protection (UM) is required in the state of MO since the state believes other states and drivers are not maintaining the minimum standards of Missouri.

The Court was unequivocal that the minimum standards of fairness guaranteed by those articles could not be met where the person was placed on such an order on the basis of material on which he could not give effective instructions to his lawyers, and which he had no opportunity to consider or challenge.

And we're talking about possibly setting minimum standards of technological competency for lawyers, at least if their only aspirational goal is to let lawyers know what you need to know to be competent.

Some employees are expressly exempted from the protections of the minimum standards of the Employment Standards Act, 2000.

... warranty insurance claims can only be made when a builder fails to meet the minimum standards of the building code, which happens far too frequently.

Nursing experts in particular treat the Nursing and Midwifery Guidelines as minimum standards of care when the reality is that these are standards of excellence.

It is illegal for an employer to provide less than the minimum standards of the ESA or Code, even if the employee has voluntarily agreed to accept a lower amount.

However, any agreement or policy that limits the employee to only certain entitlements during the reasonable notice period must comply with the minimum standards of either the Employment Standards Act («ESA») or Canada Labour Code.

It's good that we're examining whether law firms» work product meets acceptable minimum standards of competence and accuracy, because lawyers can become lazy and smug about their «excellence» and thereby threaten both their clients» interests and their own professional respectability.

Significantly, approximately 30 % of termination clauses in Ontario employment contracts have not been properly drafted and will not be enforced by a court because they breach the minimum standards of the («ESA»).

Breached the minimum standards of overtime compensation provided for by the Canada Labour Code;

Many states have enacted statutes or regulations that establish certain minimum standards of care for private nursing homes.

In order to be a part of Collaborative Divorce Houston, each professional must have met minimum standards of training and also be a member of Collaborative Divorce Texas.

Nicholas Bevan investigates a case exposing the UK's failure to properly implement Community law minimum standards of compensatory protection

Each law society has a written code of conduct that describes the minimum standards of behaviour expected of their members.

A truly enormous amount of activity is caught within its protections: guaranteeing minimum standards of data retention by both public and corporate bodies.

Notice and Severance under the Employment Standards Act / The Minimum Standards The Employment Standards Act, 2000 (the «ESA») provides the minimum standards of employment with respect to among many other things, overtime, hours of work, minimum wages, holidays, pregnancy and parental leave and termination of employment.

It is hard to see how a mere (albeit meticulous) codification of the existing minimum standards of the ECHR could lead to an increase in mutual trust between the Member States.

The law with respect to the minimum standards of procedural fairness is not settled, and there is sparse consideration of the way Bill 132 will be applied.

The university counters that his dismissal was because of conduct that fell «below minimum standards of professional integrity.»

Kentucky nursing home regulations establish minimum standards of physician care that must be provided for each nursing home resident.

The Court accepted that the parties did not intend to contract out of the minimum standards of the ESA and held that the plaintiff's challenges to the contract «represent [ed] either strained interpretations or [were] easily and reasonably cured using the curative language contained in the employment agreement itself».

This was the case, the ECJ submitted, because both the internal common EU rules only provided for minimum standards of health and safety protection at work.

The Employment Standards Act, 2000 (the «ESA») provides the minimum standards of employment with respect to, among many other things, overtime, hours of work, minimum wages, holidays, pregnancy and parental leave, and termination of employment in Ontario.

The law says professionals must meet minimum standards of care in the rendering of their professional services.

The Employment Standards Act, 2000 (the «ESA») provides the minimum standards of employment with respect to among many other things, overtime, hours of work, minimum wages, holidays, pregnancy and parental leave and termination of employment.

Likewise, these standards must not be treated as maximum rather than minimum standards of conduct and accommodation.

Employment Standards staff administer and enforce the Employment Standards Code, which establishes minimum standards of employment for employers and employees in the workplace.This site contains information on the minimum standards of employment for employers and employees, including payment of earnings, minimum wage, hours of work and rest periods, overtime and overtime pay, vacations and vacation pay, general holidays and holiday pay, maternity and parental leave and termination of employment.

All of the growth in population is taking place in countries least able to supply the resources necessary for minimum standards of living.

Perhaps this administrator at a small college in a small Canadian town could aspire to meet normal, minimum standards of professional behaviour first.

Instead of appreciating the research by Beck, the global warming lobby heaped scorn upon him and ignored his important findings.The more one researches the man - made global warming issues, the more they fail to meet minimum standards of honest science.

The District has policies in place that specify the minimum standards of accommodation, management and care that are appropriate to the physical and behavioural needs of animals housed in the Port Hardy Animal Shelter.

Service dogs must meet minimum standards of behavior and possess training to mitigate their veteran's disability.