Sentences with phrase «use of waivers»

Like Black, Klein lacked the experience in education required by the state, and was certified only through use of the waiver.

Frustrated leaders at one school proposed a novel use of a waiver clause in the contract, to waive everything but the provisions that permitted union membership and representation.

The boldest use of the waiver power, however, has come on the No Child Left Behind Act of 2001 (NCLB).

That said, I think we may be heading into new territory in the use of waivers.

Lawmakers in both parties have been vocal about their discontent with current Secretary Arne Duncan's use of waivers and rewards to effect change at the state level by way of advocating for the administration's favored program.

Report: An Analysis of the Use of Waiver Valuations by Federal, State and Local Public Agencies (LPA's): Identifying and Measuring Outcomes That Could Further Streamline Project Delivery.

You can even protect yourself in disability through the use of a waiver of premium rider, which will kick in if you are permanently disabled.

The American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) approved the use of waivers in lieu of rabies vaccination.

Section 7 (1) of the CPA expressly prohibits the use of waivers:

The Court of Appeal upheld the use of waivers by commercial occupiers, including ski resorts, to avoid or mitigate liability, and held that plaintiffs can not rely on the Consumer Protection Act to override valid waivers under the Occupiers» Liability Act.

You can even protect yourself in disability through the use of a waiver of premium rider, which will kick in if you are permanently disabled.

Governors should also direct Medicaid and home visiting administrators to explore the use of waivers to expand their home visiting programs.