Examples of Appeal Proceeding in a sentence
Only if any Appeal Proceeding results in a reversal or vacation of the Final Order will the Releases become void and lose their effect, at which time the provisions of Section 10 will become effective.
The purpose of the Appeal Proceeding is to enable the NAM Appeal Panel to understand the grounds for the appeal, to seek clarification from the parties, and to decide whether to uphold the decision and any outcomes or sanctions.
Following this threefold concept, Claimant avers that in the present case:- The initial wrong would be the Debtors’ fraudulent actions; - The denial of justice would be the breach of Lion’s right to be heard by the Juez de lo Mercantil and - What followed after the Cancellation Proceeding (i.e., the Amparo Proceeding, the Revision Appeal Proceeding and the Remanded Proceeding) is the exhaustion of local remedies, where the “system” failed to correct the initial miscarriage of justice335.
However, the Appellant may elect an oral Appeal Proceeding or the NAM Panel may exercise their discretion to convene an oral Appeal Proceeding with the parties even where a written submissions proceeding has been requested.
A person who attends a NAM Appeal Proceeding as a Support Person cannot provide evidence or be a witness.
F-2e: A Resolution Providing Guidance And Direction Pertaining To Recreational Cannabis Use Within The Village Of University Park F-2f: A Resolution Approving and Authorizing the Execution of An Agreement for Medical, Dental and Vision Insurance Benefits F-2g: A Resolution Authorizing Intervention In A Property Tax Assessment Appeal Proceeding.
NAMIO, on behalf of the NAM Appeal Panel, shall give the parties reasonable notice of the Appeal Proceeding.
Substantively, the complaint included the five counts from the original 13 The plaintiffs withdrew the Notice of Appeal (Proceeding No. 35) on October 28, 2006.
Even where a student has retained the assistance of an Advisor, the NAM Appeal Panelretains the right to address the student directly; moreover, the student’s Advisor is ordinarily not permitted to answer questions on the student’s behalf in a NAM Appeal Proceeding.
I dare to doubt.’ (FTC, newspaper; letter to the editor, 1995)Thus, in (13), the preceding question is the target of the doubt, in a similar manner as nominal objects and target role complements that were analyzed in Section 3.2.1.To summarize, inherent negation in many contexts still remains a part of the verb meaning despite the partial meaning change.