Sentences with phrase «traditional owners time»

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When you consider the traditional weeks - long process and reams of documents associated with a traditional loan application, a simple, easy - to - understand, online loan application makes a lot of sense for time - crunched small business owners.

This will give them the ability to fund business owners in real - time via an instant access virtual Mastercard followed up with a traditional plastic card.

Commonwealth Environmental Water Holder David Papps, said achieving environmental outcomes based on cultural protocols of Traditional Owners will inform environmental water management and over time will add to the ongoing health of environmental assets.

Basically the perceived improvement is due to the other traditional top teams going through turbulent times, be it fergie leaving, mourinho destroying chelsea or owners undermining a good manager part way through season.

«At a time when we want businesses expanding and creating jobs in our community, business owners are finding traditional bank financing harder to come by.

Students can read all of the books in the world and be told stories many times over, but they will never learn the importance of connecting with our traditional owners until they step into their world and their classroom.

«But the traditional luxury brands simply can't compete with the unique retail and ownership experience we'll be providing for the Equus owner, including «Your Time, Your Place,» the industry's first at - home vehicle demonstration program; the «At Your Service» program, which provides complimentary valet at - home pickup and no - charge maintenance for five years or 60,000 miles; and the industry's first iPad - based interactive owner's manual.»

It's such a great topic and and in a generic sense for the vast majority of business owners who are doing this to position themselves as an expert and they're pouring their expertise into this book it does not make sense to pursue a traditional publishing deal and and the main reason is number one the time.

Entrepreneurs and small business owners generally have a difficult time obtaining start - up funding from traditional banks and venture capital firms.

When you consider the traditional weeks - long process and reams of documents associated with a traditional loan application, a simple, easy - to - understand, online loan application makes a lot of sense for time - crunched small business owners.

In this scenario, the account owner liquidates their traditional IRA over a set amount of time and converts those funds to a Roth IRA.

Having poor seller representation in a short sale is far worse than a traditional sale because the home owner is relying on this person to help them navigate out of a financially difficult time.

And, in yet another twist of government logic, you can take advantage of the provision even if you are not the first - time homebuyer, since the first - time homebuyer can be the traditional or Roth IRA owner, his or her spouse, or any of their children, grandchildren, or ancestors.

Increases during that time occurred for each IRA type, with owners of Traditional IRAs having higher likelihoods of contributing the maximum in each year.

Traditional IRAs are tax - deductible (as long as the owner's income does not exceed certain limits) and tax - deferred retirement accounts, meaning that annual contributions to the IRA are not taxed at the time of contribution and are instead taxed when money is withdrawn.

If you are a long time horse owner, you may be familiar with traditional parasite control strategies.

We have continued these clinics several times each year, both in Kingston and other centers such as Negril, Ocho Rios, Montego Bay and Falmouth, providing free sterilization for stray dogs and cats, as well as for pets whose owners can not afford traditional veterinary care.

Spending two days in Uluru - Kata Tjuta National Park, gives us time to fully appreciate the Aboriginal culture and spiritual meaning this area has to the traditional owners.

Quite good I imagine, as not only is it a timed exclusive for Microsoft, cutting out the powerful and traditional fan - base of PlayStation owners who currently hold the console market share in their dual - shocked hands, but its up against one of the most anticipated titles in the last five years Fallout 4.

The view over the school's grounds summons other layers of meaning over time, as this ridge - top site would have provided the Cadigal people, the traditional owners, a place to survey the harbour and the wetlands and witness «a world changing around them» to quote Wesley Enoch who spoke at the launch as the first indigenous director of the Sydney Festival.

As a small business owner, you need to attract and retain top talent, but may not have time or money to provide a traditional benefits program.

It is important to keep in mind that if the policy owner dies at any time during the term period, simply buying just the traditional term coverage and investing the difference will always provide the greatest return on capital, because in this case the policy owner's estate would not only receive the death benefit but can distribute the invested cash as well.

The traditional method of finding car insurance also meant spending more of the car owners» precious time than what was really needed.

CopPay's international payment processing system aims to help store owners avoid losses due to the volatility of the exchange rate by converting cryptocurrency into traditional money in real time.

Smart speakers have demonstrated their staying power, with usage replacing at least some time that would've been spent on computers (26 percent of owners said yes to the suggestion), television (30 percent), traditional radios (39 percent) and even smartphones (34 percent).

To borrow a phrase used by my former clients, traditional owners from northwest Victoria — which was often used in negotiations with the State «its time to put some flesh on the bones» of these agreements and principles.

Lack of time within the native title process to both satisfy the NTA and help traditional owners develop capacity was identified as a fundamental obstacle.

Respondents considered that ensuring time and resources for effective community input benefits non-Indigenous parties as well as traditional owners.

The test for the recognition of native title was determined by the High Court's decision in Yorta Yorta.136 There the Court confirmed that to prove native title, claimants must show that the traditional owners group has existed as a community continuously since the acquisition of sovereignty by the British, and that in all that time they have continued to observe the traditional laws and customs of their forebears.

One NTRB noted that many of the traditional owners with the skills to deal with complex legal, financial or corporate issues work full - time and find it difficult to participate regularly in frequent native title meetings, especially if they have to travel long distances to get to them.

During this time, traditional owners could develop good governance and identify the social and economic development goals that their investments might be used to achieve.

Connection reports have arisen as a method of facilitating a negotiated outcome to native title proceedings while at the same time satisfying government that they are dealing with the traditional owner group for the area that who would be entitled to rights under the law of native title.

In some areas, representational structures do not exist within traditional owner communities, and people need time to adjust to the process and develop the appropriate skills.

At various times, respondents raised concerns about government and companies» engagement with Indigenous people who are not traditional owners.

Time and attention needs to be given to ensuring traditional owners understand their rights and interests within the native title system, such as procedural rights to comment on or object to future act processes under the future act regime, the right to negotiate in relation to the grant of mining permits, the exercise of native title rights, and the right to protect such rights from breach through common law remedies.

Information gathering, traditional owner goal identification and participatory planning need not take substantial amounts of time.

The government should consider extending the NTRB Capacity Building program in both time and resources, to support traditional owners capacity development.

For instance, where a traditional owner group has prepared its own development plan, governments and companies can frame their proposals in response to the priorities the community has independently identified, saving time and resources.

However these projects can at times be undermined by the failure to allow traditional owner commercial rights and interests in land in the government allocation of commercial licences.

One respondent observed that, considering most of the native title determinations to date, traditional owner groups have the strongest rights at the time of registration of their claim.

Options that were suggested in the consultations to minimise the effects of the problems listed above include: clear explanations and educational material so traditional owners can understand the native title process; providing opportunities for traditional owners to get to know one another outside of meetings - this may just include starting a meeting a day later while families arrive and spend time with one another; and developing the skills and knowledge of NTRB staff by supporting staff training and development and; promoting staff retention and career development.

However, other respondents raised concerns that traditional owners have no time to develop social and economic goals before or during the negotiation process.

Traditional owners should also have adequate time and resources to ensure that they can successfully plan the conditions of leasing that are appropriate to their community and group.

The benefit of obtaining quick decisions in order to maximise the economic opportunities currently available must be weighed against the long term sustainability of an agreement that does not allow time for traditional owners to consider their own economic and social development goals and how the terms of the agreement can advance these goals.

Connection reports provide a useful mechanism to identify the members of the traditional owner group for a particular area while at the same time allowing negotiations between the claim group and the government to commence prior to the determination of a claim.

In the Yorta Yorta decision the Court confirmed that to prove native title, claimants must show that the traditional owners group has existed as a community continuously since the acquisition of sovereignty by the British, and that in all that time they have continued to observe the traditional laws and customs of their forebears.

Overall, the Native Title Report 2004 seeks to develop a framework that recognises the distinctiveness of Indigenous identity as it is shaped by an adherence to traditional laws and customs, while at the same time seeking to maximise the contribution that the native title system can make to the economic and social development of traditional owner groups and the communities they live in.

When I go to a place, it is an advantage because I've got a skin group; I've got family connections, cultural connections to an area, which gives me a good sort of lead - in, but I always consult with, yes, the people that have been at the school for a long time, the traditional owners, the people from this area, because I think teaching the kids from this area — there is no perfect model that you can bring in from anywhere.

Discussions focused on the process of development might include the issue of time frames and how long it might take the traditional owner group to identify its objectives and develop capacity to engage effectively with the development process.

At the same time, a number of traditional owners and their ancestors continued residing in and around the Nature Reserve well into the 1960s; a few continued a traditional subsistence existence in the area into the 1970s.