Sentences with phrase «of nonresidential»

The structures component of nonresidential fixed investment slowed less than previously estimated and less than in the third quarter, reflecting decelerating declines in the energy sector.

Myth — Children do better post-divorce with the continuing involvement of nonresidential fathers.

The study below, however, adopts some stereotypes of nonresidential fathers, but the study itself is interesting and worth reporting here:

These demands are psychologically justified by the pure speculation that a lack of nonresidential father primary parenting «equality» in turn «may» prevent possible future father «absence» that in turn «may» cause an increased future risk of some kind of unestablished psychological problems for the child.

Those working in areas of nonresidential building and utility system construction tend to earn the highest annual mean salaries.

«(ii) in the case of nonresidential construction, complies with the components of the green building rating systems and levels identified by the Secretary pursuant to paragraph (4)(C), but only to the extent such compliance exceeds the minimum level required under such systems and levels; and».

FHA Property Improvement Mortgage Loan Program - The Title I program insures loans to finance the moderate or light rehabilitation of properties, as well as the construction of nonresidential buildings on the property.

FHA Property Improvement Loan Insurance - Title I The Title I program insures loans to finance the light or moderate rehabilitation of properties, as well as the construction of nonresidential buildings on the property.

Not exact matches

The disintegration of investment in nonresidential structures and machinery and equipment subtracted almost a full percentage point from GDP; only 2009 and 1982 were worse in that regard, and neither of those years stand out as high points in Canada's economic history.

We invested in a substantial volume of physical capital, particularly residential and nonresidential real estate (Chart 4).

According to the Solar Energy Industries Association, about 40 % of the solar capacity in the United States in 2017 was non-utility rooftop installations, including both residential and nonresidential.

This slower pace of growth reflected downturns in governmental spending, increased imports, and less nonresidential fixed investment.

The largest contribution to this month - over-month nonresidential spending increase was made by the class of office ($ 2.5 billion), followed by commercial ($ 1.3 billion), and education ($ 0.9 billion).

An increase of 2.35 percent in taxes will be borne by the state's three types of taxpayers — homestead property, income, and nonresidential property taxpayers, according to the commissioner's office.

The «Tracking the Sun» report, now in its eighth edition, is based on data collected from more than 400,000 residential and nonresidential PV systems installed between 1998 and 2014 across 42 states, representing more than 80 percent of all distributed PV capacity installed in the United States.

-- For purposes of this section, the Secretary shall identify and adopt by regulation, as may be necessary, energy efficiency requirements, standards, checklists, or rating systems applicable to nonresidential structures that are constructed or rehabilitated with HUD assistance.

A nonresidential structure shall be considered to comply with the energy efficiency standards under this subsection if the structure complies with the applicable provisions of any such energy efficiency requirements, standards, checklist, or rating systems identified and adopted by the Secretary pursuant to this paragraph, as such standards are in effect for purposes of this section pursuant to subsection (c).

The firms pay a premium price to the university (as much as $ 90,000 per person for a two - year nonresidential program) to have those executives gain the skills needed to be on the cutting edge of business change.

Title I loans may be used to finance permanent property improvements that protect or improve the basic livability or utility of the property — including manufactured homes, single - family and multifamily homes, nonresidential structures, and the preservation of historic homes.

Using the example described here, the previous year's tax return might show a $ 390,000 nonresidential property with $ 100,000 of accumulated depreciation.

It confers a $ 10,000 stipend, nonresidential use of a studio at the Headlands for a year and a solo show at a space as yet undetermined.

The Administrator shall develop and implement, in consultation with the Secretary of Energy and the Director of Commercial High - Performance Green Buildings, standards for a national energy and environmental building retrofit policy for nonresidential buildings.

ComEd and Ameren Illinois are offering rebates of $ 250 / kW for smart inverters for PV systems for nonresidential Rate DS - 3 customers, defined as 100 kW electric capacity in ComEd's service territory and 150 kW in Ameren Illinois».

In nonresidential buildings, sources of waste heat include refrigeration / air - conditioner compressors, manufacturing or other processes, data processing centers, lighting fixtures, ventilation exhaust air, and the occupants themselves.

In California they have been part of prescriptive requirements of the Title 24 Building Energy Efficiency Standards since 2005 for all new nonresidential, flat roof buildings (including alterations and additions).

The unit entitlement for each nonresidential strata lot is one of the following [check appropriate box], as set out in the following table:

The strata plan is composed of... [number] nonresidential strata lots, and... [number] residential strata lots.

Other new rules affect relocation within the state of Illinois; previously, a residential parent could relocate anywhere within the state with the children after a divorce, sometimes wreaking havoc on the nonresidential parent's access to the children.

A nonresidential parent may have up to 182 overnight visits out of a possible 365.

Some parents believe a nonresidential parent can only have a certain number of overnight visits per year, but this is not the case.

In the best of these cases, the nonresidential parent remains welcome in and supportive of, the child's primary home, has remained «family», and the child feels free to spend time with that parent in the same way the child would remain free to visit with a relative across the street.

The parents are in unambiguous agreement regarding the circumstances that will trigger the right of first refusal, and where the childminding will take place (such as in the residential or nonresidential parent's home if in the nature of and in lieu of short - term babysitting).

Children of divorce and their nonresidential parent's family: Examining perceptions of communication accommodation.

Generally, Courts will permit a nonresidential parent to have parenting time with a child for up to 50 % of a child's waking hours.

Fact: «The weight of evidence does not support the view that higher levels of child - nonresidential father contact are automatically or always beneficial to children.»

Fact: The well - being of children following divorce is not related to contact between the child and a nonresidential parent who also was not the historical primary caregiver («father»).

Marriage continues to differentiate paternal investment levels, as do age of child and financial responsibility to nonresidential children.»

HHS is currently examining the effectiveness of programs to strengthen both residential and nonresidential fathers» involvement in their children's lives.

This type of visitation is appropriate in very low conflict divorces with parents that actively support the other parent's active parenting, and in cases where the nonresidential parent lives a great distance from the children, and is otherwise unable to «visit» the kids consistently in person.

The effects of involved nonresidential fathrs» distress, parenting behaviors, inter-parental conflict, and the quality of father - child relationships on children's wellbeing.

The groups reported their levels of conflict as well parental conflict (between the mother and nonresidential co-parent), parental warmth, and externalizing behaviors.

Usually the nonresidential parent is given 6 to 8 weeks of the summer break.

In essence, it gives the nonresidential father veto power over most major decisions regarding the health, education, and upbringing of children who are not in his physical care....

Moreover, children in father custody had the advantage of maintaining a more positive relationship with the nonresidential parent - the mother.»

The noncustodial — or nonresidential parent — is usually awarded parenting time, which can follow the standard Ohio parenting schedule, or it can be adjusted on the basis of relevant factors, which the judge deems to be in the child's best interest.

[J] oint legal custody affords a nonresidential parent many privileges and a significant measure of control over his former spouse, but few parental obligations or responsibilities.

Those who in W1 reported a nonresidential romantic, intimate, or sexual partner were asked: «You mentioned during our first interview in that you were in a romantic, intimate, or sexual relationship with (name of W1 partner).

Nonresidential and residential parent's perceptions of the former spouse relationship and children's social competence following marital separation: Theory and programmed intervention

Nonresidential fixed investment increased at a 9.4 percent annual rate, the strongest quarterly gain since the fourth quarter of 2013.

Office construction starts are still far off from pre-recession levels of the mid-2000s, but nonresidential development is posting a comeback and some of the strongest numbers in at least four years, the CoStar Group reports.