Concluding Statement. The Ameriquest Parties’ Sales Personnel shall conclude the conversation with the Potential Borrower by making a statement in substantially the following form: “We will be sending you some written disclosures that explain your options regarding a fixed versus adjustable rate loan, paying more or less discount points and a loan with or without a prepayment penalty. If, after reading the information we send you, you wish to make any changes to this loan proposal, please give me a call.”
Concluding Statement. The above-mentioned powers of attorney are evidenced by three (3) instruments annexed to the present deed.
Concluding Statement. 22-1. The provisions of this contract shall become effective July 1, 2012, and shall remain in effect until June 30, 2013. Negotiations shall be reopened on or about March 1 every year, to discuss mutually agreed upon issues. Subsequent agreements shall be effective July 1 through June 30 of any given fiscal year.
22-2. These policies and procedures are to be administered equally and consistently.
22-3. This Memorandum of Understanding represents the fundamental working agreements between the Xxxxxxxx Education Association and the Xxxxxxxx School District Board of Education. We have bargained in good faith based on each team’s commitment to an underlying trust that would be violated if either team acted in an arbitrary manner concerning non-negotiated items of mutual concern.
22-4. This is to certify that the members of the teams representing the Xxxxxxxx Education Association and the Board of Education, Xxxxxxxx R2-J School District, respectively, do hereby agree to the foregoing Memorandum of Understanding.
Concluding Statement. I understand that this information may be used in connection with the Registration Statement. I will promptly notify you of any changes in such information which may occur subsequent hereto and prior to the filing of the Registration Statement. I understand and agree that this Questionnaire, as completed by me, and my further communications regarding the matters contemplated herein, will be relied upon by the Company and its counsel and other representatives in connection with the preparation of the Registration Statement. I understand that material misstatements or the omission of material facts in the Registration Statement may give rise to civil and criminal liabilities to the Company. I will notify you and the Company of any such misstatement of a material fact in the Registration Statement related to the information contained in this Questionnaire, and of the omission of any material fact necessary to make the statements contained therein not misleading, as soon as practicable after a copy of the Registration Statement has been provided to me.
Concluding Statement. 22-1. The provisions of this contract shall become effective July 1, 2021, and shall remain in effect until June 30, 2023. Negotiations shall be reopened on or about March 1 every negotiating year, to discuss mutually agreed upon issues. Subsequent agreements shall be effective July 1 through June 30 of any given fiscal year.
22-2. These policies and procedures are to be administered equally and consistently.
22-3. This Memorandum of Understanding represents the fundamental working agreements between the Xxxxxxxx Education Association and the Xxxxxxxx School District Board of Education. We have bargained in good faith based on each team's commitment to an underlying trust that would be violated if either team acted in an arbitrary manner concerning non-negotiated items of mutual concern.
22-4. This is to certify that the members of the teams representing the Xxxxxxxx Education Association and the Board of Education, Xxxxxxxx R2-J School District, respectively, do hereby agree to the foregoing Memorandum of Understanding. .,--- Date: JVn e... '9,. ;l.o,::J I President, Board of Education Xxxxxxxx Education Association
I. Article Permanent On-going Grievable
II. Addendum Procedural language that refers to a specific Article of the MOU and is, therefore grievable.
III. Attachment An agreement that cannot be entered into legally for multiple years or which the teams agree will not be changed except through the negotiations process. Attachments are not grievable.
IV. Appendix Agreements between the Xxxxxxxx Education Association and the Xxxxxxxx School District Board of Education that are binding for the period of the current contract.
V. Charge A task assigned by mutual agreement of the teams to a specific group or taskforce with instructions to report findings and/or recommendations to the Negotiations Oversight (2+2) Committee and charges are not grievable.
VI. Adjournment Suspended for a time Temporarily removed Put off/delayed When teachers are absent, administrators will employ substitutes whenever possible. When substitutes are not available, teachers will be asked to volunteer for class coverage. In such cases they will be paid at a rate of $6.81/quarter-hour ($27.22/hour). Forms can be found on the intranet, under forms, financial – In-House Substitute Form. (The daily rate is based on step 4, column 1 of Salary Schedule B)
Concluding Statement. I have truthfully filled in all details to the best of my knowledge.
Concluding Statement. 9.1 Scheme viability is a material consideration in the determination of planning applications as it is inherently linked to delivery. This is reflected in paragraph 173 of the NPPF which states;
Concluding Statement. The enforcement resulting from the project will undoubtedly make a significant contribution to casualty reduction within Bedfordshire, and consequently have positive effects for the Health Service, community, environment and emergency services.
Concluding Statement. The Board and the Association concur that all items proposed have been reviewed thoroughly during the negotiations resulting in this Agreement and further agree that negotiations will be considered final and will not be reopened on any subject whether contained in the Agreement or not during the term of this Agreement. To the Top Step B B+24 M/M.Eq. M+15 M+30 M+45 M+60/Dr.
14 1 $53,684 $60,186 $60,278 $61,184 $63,184 $65,184 $70,245 13 2 $54,184 $61,186 $61,928 $62,834 $64,834 $66,834 $71,895 12 3 $54,684 $62,186 $63,578 $64,484 $66,484 $68,484 $73,545 11 4 $55,184 $63,186 $65,228 $66,134 $68,134 $70,134 $75,195 10 5 $55,684 $64,186 $66,878 $67,784 $69,784 $71,784 $76,845 9 6 $56,184 $65,186 $68,528 $69,434 $71,434 $73,434 $78,495 8 7 $56,184 $66,186 $72,594 $72,762 $73,918 $75,706 $79,925 7 8 $56,184 $68,486 $75,957 $76,233 $77,496 $78,550 $84,243 6 9 $56,184 $69,736 $79,400 $79,677 $80,941 $82,312 $87,482 5 10 $56,184 $72,781 $82,400 $83,890 $85,593 $86,444 $91,421 4 11 $56,184 $76,528 $86,711 $87,678 $89,934 $90,795 $95,469 3 12 $56,184 $83,528 $90,734 $93,027 $95,211 $96,467 $99,469 2 13 $56,184 $85,874 $93,295 $95,657 $97,907 $99,200 $102,292 1 14 $56,184 $88,287 $95,931 $98,364 $100,680 $102,013 $105,197 Top 15 $56,184 $90,700 $98,567 $101,070 $103,454 $104,825 $108,102 To the Top Step B B+24 M/M.Eq. M+15 M+30 M+45 M+60/Dr. 14 1 $54,609 $61,111 $61,203 $62,109 $64,109 $66,109 $71,170 13 2 $55,109 $62,111 $62,853 $63,759 $65,759 $67,759 $72,820 12 3 $55,609 $63,111 $64,503 $65,409 $67,409 $69,409 $74,470 11 4 $56,109 $64,111 $66,153 $67,059 $69,059 $71,059 $76,120 10 5 $56,609 $65,111 $67,803 $68,709 $70,709 $72,709 $77,770 9 6 $57,109 $66,111 $69,453 $70,359 $72,359 $74,359 $79,420 8 7 $57,109 $67,111 $73,519 $73,687 $74,843 $76,631 $80,850 7 8 $57,109 $69,411 $76,882 $77,158 $78,421 $79,475 $85,168 6 9 $57,109 $70,661 $80,325 $80,602 $81,866 $83,237 $88,407 5 10 $57,109 $73,706 $83,325 $84,815 $86,518 $87,369 $92,346 4 11 $57,109 $77,453 $87,636 $88,603 $90,859 $91,720 $96,394 3 12 $57,109 $84,453 $91,659 $93,952 $96,136 $97,392 $100,394 2 13 $57,109 $86,799 $94,220 $96,582 $98,832 $100,125 $103,217 1 14 $57,109 $89,212 $96,856 $99,289 $101,605 $102,938 $106,122 Top 15 $57,109 $91,625 $99,492 $101,995 $104,379 $105,750 $109,027 Position Points Position Points Baseball 77 Baseball 46 Basketball 99 Basketball 59 Cheerleading – Fall 40 Cheerleading 54 Cheerleading – Winter 50 Cross Country 77 Cross Country 46 Field Hockey 84 Field Hockey 50 Football 11...
Concluding Statement. Stressed the need to expand PhilHealth coverage and hasten the implementation of public-private partnership (PPP) projects. Acknowledged that the Daang Matuwid/Straight Path theme of governance is not perfect but committed to improve it if he becomes president. He emphasized that decent people must be allowed to lead the Philippines. Vice President Xxxxx said he supports the approval of an FOI law. However, Sen. Xxx questioned the VP’s sincerity, saying he should first answer corruption allegations in the Senate. The VP tried to sidestep questions on graft and corruption and appeared defensive at times. At one point he even accused Xxx Xxxxx of embezzling funds as a DOTC secretary. He criticized the Xxxxxx administration for underspending. He said the government has enough funds but has been underspending, resulting in the delay of key government projects. He assured the public that his proposal of exempting employees earning P30,000 and less from income tax is doable. The VP said the government should curb smuggling as this could add P250 billion to government coffers annually which the government could use in constructing vital infrastructure projects. Xxxxx questioned Roxas for "unliquidated" DILG funds. Xxxxx refuted him by saying that Xxxxx is referring to outdated Commission on Audit (COA) data. If he wins he’ll only appoint cabinet members who are competent and have relevant experience. He questioned Xxxxx’ ability to head the DILG. The Filipino people need actions, not promises. He mentioned his wide experience as a public official: Makati mayor, MMDA chairman, and Vice President. He promised to replicate the social service programs he implemented in Makati throughout the country, such as free education and healthcare services. He reduced Makati city's debts and was able to generate jobs for the city's residents. He emphasized the importance of compassion in serving the public. POLITICAL -from registration and acquiring permits to getting credit and paying taxes. "I will reform the BIR so that we will not have to file monthly, quarterly and yearly. If we can just file half a year or maybe once a year, we should do it that way. I want it to be easy for all of you because I know how difficult it is, being the daughter of an entrepreneur myself," Sen. Xxx said. The senator said she will call on all local government units to institute reforms such as processing payments and registrations online, creating more single-window applications, and implementing one-stop shop ...
