Sentences with phrase «noted by a commenter»

Aside from the typos noted by a commenter, there's also the fact that the photo was altered to erase the presence of... wait for it... Anthony Miranda.

In particular, current Federal Housing Administration (FHA) underwriting standards set total debt at an amount not exceeding 43 percent of annual income, a standard that, as noted by a commenter, was adopted by the CFPB in recently published regulations, with housing debt comprising no more than 31 percent of that total income, leaving 12 percent for all other debt, including student loan debt, car loans, and all other consumer debt.

As noted by the commenters, the ASC X12N 835 we adopted as the «Health Care Payment and Remittance Advice» standard in the Transactions Rule has two parts.

As noted by the commenters, health care entities now typically operate in a multi-state environment, so already make the choice of law judgements that are necessary in multi-state transactions.

Thus, health care providers include persons, such as those noted by the commenters, to the extent that they meet the definition.

The conduct of the activities noted by the commenters are not related to the determination of whether a health care provider is a covered entity.

As noted by commenters, non-enrollees may be determined eligible for other special enrollment periods including that for loss of coverage.

As noted by commenters representing the views of settlement agents, discussed in the section - by - section analysis of § 1026.19 (f)(1)(ii)(A), «consummation» and «settlement» may not necessarily occur at the same time.

As noted by commenters, creditors and settlement agents work closely to conduct closings under current rules and the Bureau expects that this coordination will continue under the final rule.

Not exact matches

We don't know who wrote this, and some commenters have noted that «just make up» could be an awkward choice of words by a non-native speaker of English who intended to instruct his student to make up a sample and then conduct the elemental analysis.

Yes, as the previous 2 commenters have noted, this is completely true, confirmed by Amazon support and by testing files by pushing through to be ingested by Amazon.

Another librarian commenter noted that «patrons get very frustrated by having to access ebooks... across different platforms,» and that their patrons regularly make unfavorable comparisons between library ebook borrowing and the ease of buying and downloading ebooks from Amazon.com.

As noted in a 2012 study conducted by the CFPB and the Department, according to the commenter, private student lenders have directly originated loans to students, sometimes without the school's knowledge.

As noted by some of the commenters, the amortization periods account for the typical outcome that borrowers who enroll in higher - credentialed programs (e.g., bachelor's and graduate degree programs) are likely to have more loan debt than borrowers who enroll in lower - credentialed programs and, as a result, are more likely to take longer to repay their loans.

Crow and rook breast meat can be eaten, as one Facebook commenter noted by posting a link to a food show video showing the field - to - pot preparation of «rook salad.»

You started this with an unreferenced comment 4 days ago and you were questioned about it repeatedly by several commenters, but you didn't provide any answers until you looked at some of Patrick 027's links (note that there is a Patrick w / o numbers that posts, so it is helpful to use the correct name).

A commenter at BoingBoing noted that our roundup of container housing did not include the Redondo Beach house by DeMaria Design; I am pleased to

Just note the presumptive terms of reference listed by this commenter: http://wattsupwiththat.com/2011/01/25/the-hope-of-lisbon/#comment-583169

The whole idea of dealing with global mean temperatures and averaged - out energy budgets is by itself crude, and one commenter at least has noted that when an observed global warming of the order of 1C is small compared to the coarseness and sensitivity of such back of an envelope calculations, we need to look elsewhere to resolve disputes.

Second, as noted by other commenters, the carbon in the woodchips mixes with the nitrogen in the urine and feces so that composting happens.

NOTE: The hijacking and spread of misinformation and slander by certain commenters has led to the closing of further comments on this article.

Around two weeks ago, I was alerted to a Boston University web page by an email blast alert from the Heartland Institute, about comment attacks on the University's decision to include «sketchy scholarship and specious reasoning» Heartland material, as the first commenter noted.

Some commenters noted that they have seen the inside of computers owned by smokers that were completely covered in a nasty, tar - like substance.

Another commenter recommended allowing use or disclosure of psychotherapy notes by members of an integrated health care facility as well as the originator.

The commenter presumed that the we had intended to exclude from the definition of «health plan» (and from coverage under the proposed rule) all ERISA plans that are small (less than 50 participants) or are administered by a third party, whether large or small, based on the statement at 64 FR 60014, note 18.

One of these commenters noted that its payment claim facilitates concurrent drug utilization review, which was mandated by Congress pursuant to the Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1990 and which creates the real - time ability for pharmacies to gain access to information that may be necessary to meet requirements of this and similar state laws.

Comment: Commenters noted that the burden associated with this provision would, in part, be determined by other provisions of the rule, including the definitions of «individually identifiable,» «treatment,» and «health care operations.»

Some of these commenters additionally noted that the Uniform Insurance Information and Patient Protection Act, adopted by 16 states, already imposes this notification requirement on insurance entities.

Commenters also noted that this could result in inconsistency in implementation as well as permitting such inconsistency to be used as a defense by an offending entity.

Another commenter suggested that complaints regarding noncompliance in regard to psychotherapy notes should be made to a panel of mental health professionals designated by the Secretary.

Other commenters noted that laws governing the length of retention of clinical records vary by state and by provider type and suggested that entities be allowed to adhere to state laws or policies established by professional organizations or accrediting bodies.

Comment: One commenter noted that in some states, public health records are not subject to discovery, and that the proposed rule would not permit disclosure of protected health information pursuant to court order or subpoena if the disclosure is not allowed by state law.

Response: We disagree with the commenter who asserted that psychotherapy notes should only be used by or disclosed to coroners and medical examiners with authorization.

Comment: Several commenters noted that many health care providers are bound by the federal restrictions governing alcohol and drug abuse records.

The commenter also noted that funeral directors are already precluded by state licensing regulations and ethical standards from inappropriately disclosing confidential information about the deceased.

Some commenters noted that requesting such documentation at the time of the eligibility determination and before coverage has begun is least burdensome for consumers and is preferred by issuers.

In addition, two national industry trade association commenters noted that some loans are secured by both real property and personal property, such as investments or deposits held in a consumer's account, and that it is not clear whether those loans would be subject to the integrated disclosures and, if they are, how the creditor would disclose the security interest in personal property.

While the commenters noted areas in which clarification in the proposed disclosure requirements would facilitate compliance, the comments did not provide any information regarding aspects of construction financing that would require different disclosures than are illustrated by forms H - 24 (C) and (E).

Several industry trade association commenters noted that it is not clear under proposed comment 17 (d)-2 whether the Closing Disclosure required by proposed § 1026.19 (f) would be required to be provided to one consumer, or whether the fact that § 1026.19 (f) is not specifically mentioned in the comment means that the Closing Disclosure must be provided to all consumers.

As noted in the section - by - section analysis of § 1026.19 (f)(1)(i), settlement agent commenters in support of a general three - business - day requirement explained that such a requirement would benefit consumers who are surprised at the closing table when they discover major changes to their loan product.

Several industry trade association commenters also noted that it is not clear what was meant by proposed comment 37 (c)(1)(i)(C)-2, which would have provided that the termination of mortgage insurance should be calculated based on the declining principal balance that would occur as a result of changes to the interest rate and payment amounts, assuming the fully - indexed rate applies at consummation, taking into account any introductory rates.

The GSE commenter noted that other fees disclosed on the Closing Disclosure, such as mortgage insurance and loan level pricing adjustments, are tied to the loan - to - value ratio which is, in turn, determined by the value used for underwriting.