REGULATION OF BUSINESS Sample Clauses

REGULATION OF BUSINESS. 3.27.1 Yale First Nation Government may make laws in respect of the regulation, licensing, and prohibition of business on Yale First Nation Land, including the imposition of license fees or other fees. 3.27.2 Yale First Nation Government law-making authority under 3.27.1 does not include the authority to make laws in respect of accreditation, certification, or professional conduct of professions and trades. 3.27.3 Federal or Provincial Law prevails to the extent of a Conflict with Yale First Nation Law under 3.27.1.

REGULATION OF BUSINESS. To the best knowledge of the ---------------------- Company's management, there has not been any change or proposed change in any Laws which has resulted in or is reasonably likely to result in the regulation of the business of the Company or any of its Subsidiaries by the Federal Communications Commission or any other foreign, federal, state or local governmental agency or other governing body, the compliance with which would have a material cost to the Company or an adverse impact on the business of the Company.

REGULATION OF BUSINESS. 25.1. Any ruling given by the Chair as to the interpretation of these Terms of Reference with respect to the regulation of proceedings at a meeting shall be final. 25.2. Subject to the law, the provisions of these Terms of Reference and the Inter- Authority Agreement and the terms of any contract, the Joint Committee may decide how it discharges its business.

REGULATION OF BUSINESS. 17 SECTION 4.25. TAX MATTERS........................................... 17 SECTION 4.26. STATE TAKEOVER LAWS................................... 17 SECTION 4.27. STOCKHOLDER VOTING AGREEMENTS......................... 17 SECTION 4.28. BOARD RECOMMENDATION.................................. 17 ARTICLE V. REPRESENTATIONS AND WARRANTIES OF PARENT AND ACQUISITION SUB.. 17 SECTION 5.01.

REGULATION OF BUSINESS. 26 SECTION 5.25. NO BUSINESS........................................... 26 SECTION 5.26. TAX MATTERS........................................... 26 SECTION 5.27. BOARD RECOMMENDATION.................................. 26 ARTICLE VI.

REGULATION OF BUSINESS. To the best knowledge of Parent's ---------------------- management, and except as set forth in the Parent SEC Reports, there has not been any change or proposed change in any Laws which has resulted in or is reasonably likely to result in the regulation of the business of Parent or any of its Subsidiaries by the Federal Communications Commission or any other foreign, federal, state or local governmental agency or other governing body, the compliance with which would have a material cost to Parent or an adverse impact on the business of Parent.

REGULATION OF BUSINESS. 25.1 Any ruling given by the Chairman as to the interpretation of this constitution with respect to the regulation of proceedings at a meeting shall be final. 25.2 Subject to the law, the provisions of this Constitution and the terms of any contract, the Joint Committee may decide how it discharges its business. 1 The Section 151 Officers will co-operate to support the activities of the Pool in providing advice to or in consultation with the Joint Committee and they shall always act in line with the Governing Principles and Principles of Collaboration as set out in Schedule 1 except to the extent that it is inconsistent with the discharge of their personal statutory duties.

REGULATION OF BUSINESS. 13.28.1 Each Maa-nulth First Nation Government may make laws in respect of the regulation, licensing and prohibition of businesses on the Maa-nulth First Nation Lands of the applicable Maa-nulth First Nation, including the imposition of licence fees or other fees. 13.28.2 The law-making authority under 13.28.1 does not include the authority to make laws in respect of accreditation, certification or professional conduct of professions and trades. 13.28.3 Federal Law or Provincial Law prevails to the extent of a Conflict with Maa-nulth First Nation Law under 13.28.1.

REGULATION OF BUSINESS. The Kitselas Government may make laws in respect of the regulation, licensing and prohibition of business on Kitselas Lands, including the imposition of licence fees or other fees.

REGULATION OF BUSINESS d. Legal terminology (intellectual property, contracts,torts This course provides student skills needed to effectively organize, develop, create, and manage a business. Students will explore Students will learn not only the skills necessary to become a successful business person but also the attitudes, characteristics, and techniques needed to succeed. They will learn to be able to save and make future investments in order to meet their financial goals in life. Students will build analytical skills through solving complex problems and making sound decisions in order to produce a viable business. In this course, emphasis is placed on the functions of business management: organization,management, finance, marketing, information technology, product/service management, distribution, promotion, and selling. Additional topics to be covered include the government's role in a business, the assessment of personal skills, the components of the free enterprise system and its place in our global economy , human relations and interpersonal skills , career planning, the importance of business ethics, and the role quality and service play in business. Economic Environment Economic Systems Economic Decisions Economic Roles Economic Measurements Business Operations Business Structures Managers as Leaders Producing Goods Employability Skills Advertising Business Law Small Business Mgmt. Business Law Managing a Small Business Managing Human Resources Maintaining Financial Information Creating a Business Plan Consumers in the Economy Being an informed Consumer Managing Human Resources Maintaining Financial Information Creating a Business Banking The Banking System Methods of Payment Credit The Fundamentals of Credit the Uses of Credit The Cost of Credit Regulations Savings and Investments Using a Savings Plan Investing in Stocks and Bonds Other Investments Risk Management Insurance Fundamentals Vehicle Insurance C D E F G I. D 5. Technological changes.a.