Sentences with phrase «use provisions»

The act allows private developers limited access to tax - free bonds to pay for public buildings such as schools, using a provision of the 2001 federal tax cut bill.

If they used the standard possession order, though, they can simply use the provisions for visitation outside the 100 - mile radius if they apply.

By using the provisions possible within an insurance company you can often tailor plans to meet your needs.

You can use this provision once per year but it is not based on the calendar year.

Loss of use provisions add to the value of a renters policy, helping policy holders to move forward after a sudden catastrophic loss.

Insurance companies use these provisions to limit their liability.

Since every insurer handles the loss of use provisions differently, you will have to consult the policy you are considering to determine the exact coverage you will have.

Readers should be masters of their content (within fair use provisions of copyright laws), and authors should be able to benefit from pass - along propagation of their works (as authors currently do with print books).

The developer must endeavor to make the exclusive use provisions as narrow as possible, affording protection for each tenant's primary business but not extending the exclusive to ancillary businesses or to evolutions from the primary business.

According to the London Free Press, Gorman took advantage of a rarely used provision in the Criminal Code in order to fill a jury seat after coming up one person short of the panel needed to hear a case against three men charged with assault, threats, and forcible confinement.

The YTW is calculated by making worst - case scenario assumptions on the issue by calculating the return that would be received if the issuer uses provisions, including prepayments.

The presentation, called «All Bark, No Bite: An Analysis of IP Contractual Terms That Are Unenforceable or Result in Unintended Consequences,» will focus on several commonly used provisions in IP licenses and other technology - related agreements, which are unenforceable or when applied often lead to unintended results.

Minister Flaherty's office, the Finance Department and the Conservative Party would all claim that these items could come in tariff free using a provision in the tariff code, 9948.00.00 (9948), which allows for the duty - free importation of computer equipment through the use of end - use certificates, where the «end user» of the item could attest that they would use the item as a computer part.

That gives the state a unique trigger to curb the industry using provisions in its Animal Welfare Act 2002, which provides that a person is guilty of animal cruelty if they transport an animal «in a way that causes, or is likely to cause, it unnecessary harm».

It is, of course, for the Home Office not Parliament to determine whether non EEA nationals can be barred from entering the UK using provisions that I strengthened as Home Secretary.

And why is the government so reluctant to contemplate using the provisions in article 50 to ask for Brexit to be delayed if necessary.

When Alphonso David, Cuomo's counsel, was asked at a news conference last week if the personal use provisions would capture anything that was not already banned by law or regulations, he identified only membership dues.

Hollister and Green used provisions for emergency clearance from the Food and Drug Administration to create and implant a tracheal splint for Garrett made from a biopolymer called polycaprolactone.

To avoid forced campus closures or a state takeover, the district proposed using the provisions of another law that would give it a two - year reprieve by ceding control over the 10 schools to an outside organization.

We also used a provision in the teacher contract that had never been used that set aside the second Monday of the month for after - school meetings.

The bill deletes city public school code that specifies that children, between six and 19 years of age on the date school opens, are entitled to admission to city public schools and allows city schools to use the provision applicable to all public schools that require children between the ages of 6 and 17 years to attend public school.

The 3DEO platform uses Provision's patented 3D holographic displays to draw consumer attention to featured products and can dispense related coupons and promotions.

My only criticism is that I feel like the game could use a slightly more robust tutorial, because there's some important things that it doesn't cover — for example, I only found out about using provision items to boost the chance of a positive outcome from a curio from watching a youtube video.

Some employers force employees to sign mandatory arbitration agreements as a term of employment (or continued employment) and then use those provisions to force employees» discrimination or sexual harassment cases into arbitration hearings and away from court trials.

Fair - use provisions protect the use of copyright - protected works from claims of civil damages (Copyright Acts § 502 and 504) in specific circumstances.

Tax planning basically uses the provisions of law to lower your tax liability.

In the area of noncompete agreements, employers often use these provisions as a means to «stipulate» that a violation would cause irreparable harm and thus entitle the company to an injunction preventing the employee from working competitively.

All assesse can use the provisions u / s 80 - IB, who generates profits from ships, hotels, theatres, multiplex, housing projects, cold storage plants, convention centres, scientific research and development etc..

If the landlord had the luxury of concurrently receiving lease drafts from each of the box stores to whom space would be leased, the lease conflicts would be apparent, although the resolution of the conflicting use provisions would not be so obvious.

People use the provision to expand their business and upgrade their holdings so they can hire more people.»

Your right to borrow and transform is enshrined in the fair use provisions of copyright law, and digital text should make that right easier to exercise.

Our team has extensive experience in technical legal concepts such as indemnities, waivers of subrogation, subordination provisions, exclusive use provisions, insurance provisions, fire, casualty and condemnation provisions and provisions regarding the assumption of takeover of existing leases.

Sometimes drawing on some creative application of rarely used provisions of the federal Clean Air Act, EPA has set a separate carbon - cutting goal for each state, based on its energy mix and ability to achieve reductions.

The government accused the holders of using the provision as an excuse to pass losses caused by historically low electricity prices on to the taxpayer, and announced that it was seeking a court order to declare the «change in law» provision void.

The YTW is calculated by making worst - case scenario assumptions on the issue by calculating the return that would be received if the issuer uses provisions, including prepayments, calls or sinking funds.

Utilizing a commonly used provision of the JOBS Act, DocuSign submitted its IPO filing behind closed doors and will reveal it weeks before its public debut.

While Sal Albanese, who is also challenging Mayor Bill de Blasio in the Democratic primary, has been backed by the Reform Party, Dietl and Malliotakis are each attempting to convince their supporters to help them steal the ballot line by voting on primary day — Tuesday, September 12 — using a provision in state election law that effectively allows an open vote.

The Commerce Department is using a provision of the 1962 Trade Expansion Act, Section 232, to make a case that the dumping of cheap steel and aluminum from China and other countries puts U.S. competitors out of business, risking national security.