Matches Sample Clauses

Matches. In respect of an unjustified late arrival for a match and/or arriving for a match other than in accordance with the club's instructions for a player included in the team's squad for the match - up to 10% of the monthly salary and not more than NIS 4,000 in the first men's league, NIS 800 in the second men's league and NIS 300 in the first women's league. In the case of non-appearance for a match without justification - up to 50% of the monthly salary and under no circumstances more than NIS 2,000 in the first men's league, NIS 400 in the second men's league and NIS 300 in the first women's league. These amounts shall apply with respect to a player who was included in the team's squad for the match, while in circumstances in which the player was not included in the team's squad, the fine shall stand at a maximum of one-half of the amounts specified above in relation to each offence.
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Matches. A list of subscodes of member who where already sent by the matching agent will be exported in a separate table. The list will include the subscode of the recipient and the subscode of the matching person who was sent to the recipient on each row.
Matches. Owner Name Tenure Type ---------- ----------- CRITERIA PINE VALLEY Coal WORK TENURE CLAIM OWNER MAP RECORDED MINING TAG NUMBER NAME NUMBER NUMBER TO STATUS DIVISION AREA NUMBER ------ ----- ---------- ------- ---------- ------------------------ -------- -------- ------ 327289 138283 100% 093O09W 1998.03.31 Demised 1998.03.31 09 LIARD 293 ha 327290 138283 100% 093O09E 1998.03.31 Demised 1998.03.31 09 LIARD 293 ha 327291 138283 100% 093O09E 1998.03.31 Demised 1998.03.31 09 LIARD 293 ha 327292 138283 100% 093O09E 1998.03.31 Demised 1998.03.31 09 LIARD 293 ha 327293 138283 100% 093O09E 1998.03.31 Demised 1998.03.31 09 LIARD 293 ha 327294 138283 100% 093O09E 1998.03.31 Demised 1998.03.31 09 LIARD 293 ha 327296 138283 100% 093O09W 1998.03.31 Demised 1998.03.31 09 LIARD 293 ha 327297 138283 100% 093O09W 1998.03.31 Demised 1998.03.31 09 LIARD 293 ha 327298 138283 100% 093O09W 1998.03.31 Demised 1998.03.31 09 LIARD 293 ha 327299 138283 100% 093O09E 1998.03.31 Demised 1998.03.31 09 LIARD 293 ha 327300 138283 100% 093O09E 1998.03.31 Demised 1998.03.31 09 LIARD 293 ha 327301 138283 100% 093O09E 1998.03.31 Demised 1998.03.31 09 LIARD 293 ha 327302 138283 100% 093O09E 1998.03.31 Demised 1998.03.31 09 LIARD 293 ha 327303 138283 100% 093O09E 1998.03.31 Demised 1998.03.31 09 LIARD 293 ha 327304 138283 100% 093O09E 1998.03.31 Demised 1998.03.31 09 LIARD 293 ha 327307 138283 100% 093O09E 1998.03.31 Demised 1998.03.31 09 LIARD 293 ha
Matches i. CVV (rejecting charges without a CVV code match), ii. Customer name on Payment Card (rejecting charges with a name mismatch), and iii. Full address or zip code verification (rejecting charges with an address mismatch);
Matches. Phase out - Sub-sector Postal Services (see Description) Industry Classification Obligations concerned National Treatment Market Access Local Presence Performance Requirements Level of Government Central Measures Postal Services Act, Cap. 237A Description Cross-Border Services and Investment:
Matches a. XXXX Xxxxxx are available for GPS Vipers FC home matches at no additional expense. b. GPS Vipers FC home matches can be played at alternate locations with approval from GPS Vipers FC Directors. Payments for other field locations are to be covered by the team.
Matches. The player has a duty to play for the team to which he is called upon to play for by the club or coach, and has a duty to participate in cup-matches and national championship matches organised by the Faroe Islands Football Association, including in training matches and in matches played abroad by the club.
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