Guidelines and Restrictions. 1. There will be no restrictions placed on the types of investment in which the money comprised in the Portfolio will be invested provided that the services to be provided by JOHP will not include advising on or effecting Contingent Liability Transactions, nor will they, without the express prior authority of the Client, relate to options, futures or contracts for differences (or to any right or interest in such investments).
Guidelines and Restrictions. PERMITTED INVESTMENTS In seeking to achieve the Performance Objective, the Subadvisor should invest primarily in equity securities of issuers domiciled in, or organized under the laws of, the countries that comprise the MSCI EMF Index, subject to the guidelines or restrictions expressed in Table 1. For the purposes of these guidelines, equity securities are defined to include common stocks, securities convertible into common stocks, preferred stocks, warrants and rights to subscribe to common stocks. The Sub-Adviser may also invest in appropriate issuers through depository receipts including American Depository Receipts and Global Depository Receipts. Securities should be readily marketable. No holding should exceed its benchmark weight + 5%. If the security is not in the benchmark then the maximum weight of that security should not exceed 5% of the portfolio. Buying on margin and short selling are not permitted. Please refer to the SEI International Trust Prospectus for a listing of Permitted Investments.
Guidelines and Restrictions. 1. The educator’s professional development plan may correlate with his/her yearly objectives as established with the individual’s supervisor.
Guidelines and Restrictions. NeuStar, Inc. A word from NeuStar On December 4, 2002, President Xxxxxx X. Xxxx signed into law the Dot Kids Implementation and Efficiency Act of 2002. This Act requires that NeuStar, “as the administrator of the .US country code top-level domain (ccTLD), establish a xxxx.xx domain to serve as a haven for material that promotes positive experiences for children and families using the Internet, provides a safe online environment for children, and helps to prevent children from being exposed to harmful material on the Internet.” This legislation was the culmination of years of effort by several members of the United States Congress. In anticipation of this legislation, NeuStar began a public outreach campaign to seek input and advice from members of the children’s content community, child advocacy groups, parents, educators, law enforcement organizations, and other interested individuals to create an initial draft of Guidelines and Requirements, which were published on the Internet in August 2002. The comments we received were instrumental in finalizing this document. The policies identified in this document will set forth the guidelines for the administration and management of content in the xxxx.xx domain. We would like to thank every individual and organization that contributed to this document, and for helping make xxxx.xx a reality. INTRODUCTION
