Respondent 2 Sample Clauses

Respondent 2. Respondent #2 Collector: Web Link 1 (Web Link) Started: Tuesday, March 27, 2018 7:39:48 PM Last Modified: Tuesday, March 27, 2018 7:48:59 PM Time Spent: 00:09:11 IP Address: 162.201.73.54 Name (optional) Respondent skipped this question Q2 How long have you been an active member at Covington First UMC? 8 years Q3 Since graduating high school, how have you continued a relationship with Xxxxx Xxxxxx? Be honest (i.e. reading your bible, attending campus life, small groups, prayer - OR - not at all, not so sure I believe that anymore, not spiritual, not religious) At first yes, but the more I was away from my church home the more I realized how much I missed it and was very particular about how I liked to worship. I only like going to church when I'm at home now. Q4 With all of the news coverage of the violence taking place in school settings, how, if at all, has this shaken or strengthened your faith? (Now- we don't want Sunday School responses. Would really like to hear your honest opinions.) It hasn't affected it either way. Q5 As a Christian your beliefs and faith should mold your behaviors and responses. Think about your social settings (both face to face, or on social media) Are you experiencing or witness bullying (whether it is directed to you or others)? How does this make you feel? How do you respond to this? Not really. Q6 Looking back on your time at the church, what could your church have done better to prepare for the challenges you face? I felt like there was no program for me once I graduated. The program where the Sunday school class sends me a card every now and then is all I really have. And while that is a great, it would've been nice to have someone organize like a dinner during Christmas break or summer. Or even have a Sunday school class for young adults to go to - even if that includes people of the age of 35 it would be nice to have a group relative to our age. Q7 What are the hot topics or burning issues that you or your friends live with everyday? (Think outside news media- what struggles do you encounter?) Right now it's just trying to accommodate to what life's going to be like after graduation. Q8 What are you worried about at this point in your life? Finding a job and being happy with it. Also finding a place where I belong outside of just Xxxxxxxxx. Q9 Would you be interested in doing an online video group chat as an outlet? A small group that would be a safe place to discuss not only the good things but the difficult things in ...
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Respondent 2. 3.2.1. A monetary sanction in the amount of NIS 200,000 (two hundred thousand New Israeli Shekels), to be paid in 12 consecutive monthly payments, beginning thirty days after the approval of the Arrangement by the Administrative Enforcement Committee. 3.2.2. A conditional prohibition to serve as a senior officer in a supervised body under section 52 FFF for a period of 12 months to be imposed on him, to the extent that within two years from the date of approval of this Arrangement by the administrative enforcement committee, he will commit a violation of subsection 4 of Part C of the Seventh Schedule to the Securities Law.

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