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Requirements and Provisions a. Dependent children, spouse, or Other Qualified Adult and Dependent Children of Other Qualified Adults tuition waiver applications will only be accepted as early as one (1) semester before, or subject to University policy for the semester. Applications are to be submitted during the established application period. Late and incomplete applications will be rejected. OUWB School of Medicine, EMBA, and CRNA courses are excluded. b. The University will waive fifty percent (50%) of the cost of the eligible dependent child's, spouse’s and/or Other Qualified Adult and Dependent Children of Other Qualified Adult’s tuition. c. The dependent children, spouse, and/or Other Qualified Adult and Dependent Children of Other Qualified Adults must apply and be accepted into a degree or certificate granting program at the University or as a guest student.
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Requirements and Provisions a. Dependent children or spouse tuition waiver applications will only be accepted as early as one semester before, or subject to University policy for the semester. Applications are to be submitted during the established application period. Late and incomplete applications will be rejected. OUWB School of Medicine, EMBA, and CRNA courses are excluded. b. The University will waive fifty percent (50%) of the cost of the eligible dependent child’s and/or spouse’s tuition. c. The dependent children and/or spouse must apply and be accepted into a degree or certificate granting program at the University or as a guest student.
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Requirements and Provisions a. Dependent children or spouse tuition waiver applications will only be accepted as early as one semester before, and no later than the drop/add date for the semester. Late and incomplete applications will be rejected. b. The University will waive fifty percent (50%) of the cost of the eligible dependent child’s and/or spouse’s tuition, up to a maximum of thirty-two (32) credit hours per fiscal year (with a maximum of sixteen (16) credit hours per semester). c. The dependent children and/or spouse must apply and be accepted into a degree or certificate granting program at the University or as a guest student.
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Requirements and Provisions. 4.1. The CE must: 4.1.1. Comply with the ISO/IEC Guide 65 “General Requirements for Bodies Operating Product Certification Systems;” it could be through an accreditation 4.1.2. Comply with the Procedures for Authorization of Certification Entities; 4.1.3. Provide the necessary information in a timely manner to the applicants for certification or registration, which includes the general requirements for evaluation according to the type of stakeholder and type of procedure or modality, such as: 4.1.4. Evaluate the General Standard of the Small Producers’ Symbol; 4.1.5. Evaluate and comply with the Code of Conduct for the Small Producers’ Symbol; 4.1.6. Apply the Certification Procedures for Small Producers’ Organizations; 4.1.7. Apply the Registration Procedures for Buyers; 4.1.8. Apply the Procedures for Qualification of Evaluators and Examiners; 4.1.9. Apply the Qualification Form for Evaluators and Examiners; 4.1.10. Apply the Procedures for Risk Determination; 4.1.11. Apply and comply with the Regulations on Graphics of the Small Producers’ Symbol; 4.1.12. Comply with the Regulations on Costs for the Small Producers’ Symbol; 4.1.13. Comply with the Regulations on Costs for Certification Entities; 4.1.14. Publish and comply with the fees for covering the costs of the Small Producers’ Symbol evaluation program; 4.1.15. Apply and/or comply with new SPP GLOBAL procedures and forms that apply to CEs and their activities within the framework of this Agreement. 4.2. If the CE’s own procedures and/or regulations vary from those indicated above by SPP GLOBAL, the CE may request approval of its procedures and/or regulations, when it considers them to be equivalent, and including fees that differ from those established in the Regulations on Costs for the Small Producers’ Symbol.
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Requirements and Provisions. A. Dependent children, spouse or Other Qualified Adult and Dependent Children of Other Qualified Adults tuition waiver applications will be accepted from the first day of the semester preceding the semester in which the course for which funding is sought is offered, and no later than the drop/add date ' for the semester. Late and incomplete applications will be rejected. B. The University will waive 50% of the cost of the eligible dependent child's, spouse's and/or Other Qualified Adult and Dependent Children of Other Qualified Adults tuition, up to a maximum of thirty-two (32) credit hours per fiscal year (with a maximum of sixteen (16) credit hours per semester). C. The dependent children, spouse, and/or Other Qualified Adult and Dependent Children of Other Qualified Adults must apply and be accepted into a degree or certificate granting program at the University or as a guest student.
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Requirements and Provisions. Mortgagor represents, warrants, and covenants to Mortgagee as follows with respect to insurance and the Vessel: Required Insurance. So long as this Ship Mortgage remains in effect, Mortgagor shall keep, at Mortgagor's sole cost, and/or cause others at their expense to keep the Vessel constantly insured as specified below, as well as to keep the Vessel insured against such additional risks as may be commercially reasonable or reasonably specified by Mortgagee from time to time: Hull and Machinery Coverage. Mortgagor shall secure an insurance policy that will provide "All Risk" (including SR&CC) property coverage covering the Vessel for physical damage at a value that represents 100% of the Vessel's replacement cost. The policy will include Agreed Amount (waiving co-insurance) replacement cost valuation, and Liner negligence clause endorsements. The policy may not have a deductible in excess of 1% of the replacement cost. Casino Boat Business Interruption. Mortgagor shall purchase Business Interruption coverage under a "comprehensive facility" form indemnifying Mortgagor for loss of net profits and continuing expenses (including debt service) for loss arising from casualty to the Vessel. The limit purchased must represent no less than twenty-five million dollars ($25,000,000) in the aggregate. The policy may not have a deductible in excess of thirty (30) days.
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