Sentences with phrase «voluntary withdrawal of»

Asylum petitioner's voluntary withdrawal of petition for review following en banc reargument in the Ninth Circuit «threatens the integrity of our processes by inviting manipulation by parties unhappy with the questions at oral argument and fearful of the result they believe the court is going to reach»: So asserts Circuit Judge Alex Kozinski in an interesting dissent joined by three other judges on the fifteen - judge en banc panel.

«Upon learning about the nationwide voluntary withdrawal of several other brands of chicken jerky products through media reports, Hartz acted immediately to begin additional testing to determine if the same unapproved antibiotic residues were present in our products,» said Sean McNear, Sr..

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The pledge argues for a voluntary withdrawal from the civil side of marriage as same - sex marriage increasingly becomes the law of the land.

In the traditional version, the creature free will stems from a voluntary «withdrawal» of God's power, where God could have intervened but chose not to intervene in the creature's operations.

Justice Biobele George, Chairman of the panel, struck out the petition based on voluntary withdrawal by the petitioner

The NAS and Annenberg group identified several ways to change incentives for quality and correction, including rewarding researchers for publishing high - quality work rather than publishing work more often; mentoring young peer - reviewers to increase clarity and quality of editorial responses during the journal publishing process; and using «voluntary withdrawal» and «withdrawal for cause» instead of the blanket «retraction» term, which has negative connotations that can prevent some researchers from taking action when a paper is wrong, but not as a result of fraud or misconduct.

The graph below shows the pension plan's estimate for voluntary («withdrawal») by the teacher's year of experience.

After all, even if you can generate a consistent 5 per cent annual return on your investments, a $ 1 million RRSP would generate just $ 50,000 a year in income, and that will be taxed once you start withdrawing it (either in the form of a Registered Retirement Income Fund or RRIF, or via voluntary withdrawals from your RRSP).

Total Withdrawals: This refers to the total amount of money that has been paid out to you either through your voluntary contribution (VC) or from your retirement benefit payments.

For reasons that have yet to be disclosed, select Hill's Science Diet products have been removed from PetSmart retail locations as a result of a «voluntary market withdrawal.»

The judge, upon consideration of several factors, particularly Gall's voluntary withdrawal, his relative youth and his subsequent law - abiding life after pulling out of the conspiracy, sentenced Gall to 36 months of probation.

Finally, the court's analysis suggests institutions can not rely solely on a respondent student's voluntary withdrawal from campus for a period of time as a basis for a delay in bringing formal charges, absent other changed circumstances.

It is public knowledge that he set out three issues to be covered in a voluntary Code of Conduct; withdrawal by the funder, the funder's role in settlement negotiations and capital adequacy requirements to be imposed on funders.

Intelligently planned business buy / sell agreements cover the contingencies of voluntary withdrawal, death or the disablement of a business owner.

The Tier II account of the new pension scheme is one from where the investor can make voluntary withdrawals depending on their needs.

It is one of the voluntary savings accountoptions where the contributor is eligible to make endless withdrawals from the account.

A typical «triggering event» is an owner withdrawing from the business, whether the withdrawal is involuntary, such as in the event of death or disability, or voluntary, such as retirement.