Sentences with phrase «year grace»

The Board confirmed that there will be a two - year grace period before any action would be taken against agents using the old form during a transaction.

The incentive was eliminated in 1996, though companies were given a 10 - year grace period to move elsewhere.

If passed, the bill allows for a 2 - year grace period to let current pharmacy technicians obtain their national certification and show that they have worked at least 2000 hours in the last 3 years (prior to the bill becoming a law).

Years later, during the one year grace period discussed above, the patent agent for the owner attempted to pay a «top up» fee but due to a series of events, the fee was not paid.

While disclosing an invention to the public before filing has the effect of barring the invention from being patented in most jurisdictions, Canada provides a one - year grace period.

In other words, condominium corporations will have a three - year grace period following each reserve fund study, during which the corporation can plan for lump sum contributions or for annual contributions to increase beyond inflation.

But, they clearly knew they were letting the legal genie out of the statutory bottle — why else would the initial introduction of the Charter in 1982 include a three year grace period before the broad - reaching equality provisions of section 15 came into force and effect?

There is a two - year grace period for any company that had just one corporate director on 8 November 2006.

Floor LRCP: The LRCP that would have been achieved with perfect day - by - day compliance except for a first - year grace period, in which a total failure to comply is assumed for calculation of the Floor LRCP.

Members of the military can petition their schools for up to a three - year grace periods or seek forbearance.

For the Home Buyer Plan, the maximum withdrawal limit for the first home buyer is $ 25,000 and the funds will have to be repaid within the next 15 years with a 1 year grace period from the date of the withdrawal.

This amount will have to be repaid in 15 annual installments after a 1 year grace period from the date of purchase or withdrawal.

This amount will have to be repaid in 15 annual installments after a 1 - year grace period from the date of purchase or withdrawal.

No interest occurs while the student is in school at least half - time and during the one year grace period.

Though in opting for leniency, the US government has given companies an eight - year grace period.

Allows high performing charter schools with rigorous teacher training programs a three - year grace period to meet certification requirements for new hires.

On December 29th, Governor Cuomo vetoed a bill his office had originally drafted that would have given teachers a two year grace period from the new exams being used to remove them from the classroom, a move that starkly reversed his pre-election promises to give the new systems more time to be understood.

Rebrokered academies will be classed as «new schools» and entitled to a three - year grace period from Ofsted inspectors.

You have accomplished so much in one year Grace.

He quickly established the lobbying firm Empire Stragetic Planning and after the two year grace period ended, he picked up clients that include the Yonkers Raceway, Yonkers Public Schools, Genting New York, Cable Telecommunications Systems of New York, which includes providers Cablevision and YNN parent company Time Warner Cable.

That's why we needed a four - year grace period.»

Is this model better than a traditional renovation loan for 7 or 10 years loan at 10 percent with a 3 year grace period?

Last month, Chinese regulators granted a two - year grace period for new certification requirements for food imports.

Schools have a one - year grace period before complying.

Since Canada and the United States have a one - year grace period with regard to public disclosures, it is still possible to obtain protection in these jurisdictions after having publicly disclosed an invention.

However, that one - year grace period does not exist in other parts of the world, so for those countries, you must file your patent before disclosing it.

The law was approved in April 2016, with a two - year grace period before it would be enforced.

Putting into question its involvement in the new deal, the IMF suggested that Athens should receive a 30 - year grace period before it has to start paying off its debts.

According to the IMF, Greece should have a 20 - year grace period before making any debt repayments and final payments should not take place until 2055.

Per the IMF, the only way #Greece's debt can be sustainable is with a 30 % haircut & a 20 year grace period.

Under the terms of the deal, Maya Mountain will begin repayments after a two - year grace period.

As a Fed - regulated commercial bank, it did not have the authority to own «non-conforming» assets such as warehouses for longer than a two - year grace period (with three possible one - year extensions).

It also gives equity fundraising portals a five - year grace period to make a good - faith effort to comply with all new requirements.

For many years Your Grace has been acquiring relics from every land, but God has now heard Your Grace's request and has sent Your Grace without cost or effort a whole cross, together with nails, spears, and scourges.

I don't recall anyone ever digging into the thing, but year after year it graced our Easter lunch table with all it's coconut covered glory, anyway.

The $ 40 million has five years grace period, 20 years (exclusive of grace period) re-payment period, 25 years maturity period and maximum commitment charge of 0.5 per cent per annum.

We still have 2 years grace to draft him in and stand an evens chance of winning in 2015.

In their 6 + years Grace and Joy had never spent the night away from their home, so my taking them was very confusing for them.

However, the three - years grace period with no interest will give the investor time to sell a house to other investors who might be thinking of retiring in Baymen Garden in the near future.

This piece is accompanied by Michael Heizer's, Dragged Mass (Iso / Planar / Section), 1983, a colorful work that for years graced Philip Johnson's offices in New York.

Having been shortlisted for the Jerwood Drawing Prize in 2007, over the last few years Grace has had shows at galleries including Paul Stolper in London, Beaux Arts in Bath and, most recently, a pop - up show at Grosvenor Gallery this October.

They have been dropped into the business development world without the safety net of the 3 years grace that big firm associates get (if only in theory)-- not to mention all the operational and knowledge aspects they have to keep up with.

Not exact matches

A grace period on Chinese loans to Venezuela has lapsed, potentially depriving the cash - strapped OPEC nation of billions of dollars in desperately needed oil revenue this year.

Grace was five years into a thriving career at a national law firm when she found out she was pregnant with her first child.

After graduating from Dartmouth College in 2009, Grace spent a year in Youngstown, Ohio as a business reporter for The Vindicator before joining Business Insider in January 2011.

After her six - month post-graduation grace period ended, she applied for and received two years of forbearance on a private loan, just to delay the need to make payments for as long as possible.

The 18 - year - old is facing the criticism with composure and grace, and she's been a model for how well - meaning people who get caught in the crosshairs of social - justice absurdity should comport themselves.

Figuring that Monaghan and Inc 500 lions like him are a rare and fascinating breed, we sought their advice on behalf of the scrappy executives who grace this year's list.

When Grace Antonio, manager of support operations, joined the company nine years ago, it consisted of all of 20 people.

It's also over 30 years old, and many haven't weathered the test of time with grace.