Sentences with phrase «recent application period»

Rather than applying for and accepting a waiver from some of the more onerous provisions of the federal No Child Left Behind Act in exchange for adopting a series of education reforms as 33 other states have done, Texas submitted a notice of intent to apply for a waiver via a different mechanism on the last day of the most recent application period, Sept. 13, 2012.

Not exact matches

Holders who purchase units at different times and intend to sell all or a portion of the units within a year of their most recent purchase are urged to consult their tax advisors regarding the application of certain «split holding period» rules to them and the treatment of any gain or loss as long - term or short - term capital gain or loss.

The study shows that over a recent period of more than three years, the U.S. federal government approved about 91 percent of labor certification applications from Asian immigrants and 90 percent from Canadian immigrants, but just 67 percent of applications from Latin American immigrants.

In recent days, the department opened a second application period that runs until Sept. 23.

A recent intrusion into the IRS's FAFSA system that shut down the application during the college admissions filing period served as a stark example of student record vulnerability.

The income - based application now includes four different income - driven repayment plans: REPAYE, PAYE, and IBR (which itself is effectively two plans, generally offering a 10 % payment rate and 20 year repayment period for new borrowers since July 2014, and a 15 % payment rate and 25 year repayment period for less recent borrowers), as well as the older and generally less favorable ICR plan.

As detailed already on the pages of RealClimate, this so - called «correction» was nothing more than a botched application of the MBH98 procedure, where the authors (MM) removed 80 % of the proxy data actually used by MBH98 during the 15th century period (failing in the process to produce a reconstruction that passes standard «verification» procedures — an error that is oddly similar to that noted by Benestad (2004) with regard to another recent McKitrick paper).

One is the application of «corrections» which shove down the pre 1960 warm periods and raise up the most recent temperatures (see here and here).

Authors in a recent study from the International Maize and Wheat Improvement Center (CIMMYT) have identified higher emissions from continuously flooded rice, compared to rice which has more frequent periods of water drainage, and a wide range of emissions for other crops due to variation in fertilizer application.

This is the case even if the court deals with that application after the expiry of the relevant period... This still remains the case following the recent civil justice reforms.»

The Applicant also argued that since there is no limitation period for applying for catastrophic designation or for disputing an insurer's denial of a catastrophic application, to accept Economical's position would be to accept that insurers can create a time limit / limitation period for when an insured must apply for catastrophic impairment determination, which goes against recent decisions such as Guarantee v. Do and Machaj v. RBC.

A recent survey by reed.co.uk * reveals that just over half of jobseekers believe that companies and recruiters are less likely to read job applications over the Christmas period.