Deemer definition

Deemer means the person(s) whose income is deemed toward the child under review.

Examples of Deemer in a sentence

• Whether the Deemer Clause is constitutional depends upon the substantive law anchoring that grant of federal jurisdiction today, not just the legislation extant when the clause was enacted, viz., the Emergency Home Finance Act of 1970, Pub.

• Secondary Teacher Stipends for Teaching 7 out of 8 Periods Jennifer Bogdanski$1,000Rebecca Brooks$1,000Emily Brill$1,000Candy Bush$1,000Christine Chimento$1,000Suzanne Deemer$ 200Hope Harris$1,000Mark Iampietro$1,000Danielle Kandrack$ 500Michelle McSwigan$1,000Madeline Morris$ 200Kathy Morrow$1,000Melissa Palmieri$1,000Beth Papotnik$1,000Lisa Pentland$1,000Carrie Quinn$1,000Dennis Sarchet$1,000Kimberly Smykal$1,000 3.

• But this argument is undercut by the fact that the Deemer Clause itself was inserted into the contract at Converium’s insistence.Princeton’s position depends primarily on the structure of the contract.

• Active employees’ and retirees’ medical benefits were addressed in Article XIX of the 2005 CBA and a side letter relating to the parties’ settlement of the Deemer and Britt litigation.

• On August 9, 2002, FreightCar filed its response to the Deemer plaintiffs’ alternative motions, and also filed its own cross-motion for summary judgment.

• Varadaraj V, Chung S-E, Swiatek K, Sheehan O, Deemer A, Ehrlich JR, Wolff J, Assi L, Roth D, Swenor BK.

• A minimum retained premium of $100 plus Kentucky surcharge and installment fee if applicable shall be deemed fully earned when any period of coverage is provided under the Deemer provision or by the issuance of a binder or policy.

• The 2005 CBA incorporated the Deemer and Britt settlements and provided that FreightCar would contribute $700 per month for each household with at least one non-Medicare eligible retiree and $450 per month for each Medicare-eligible retiree.

• However, recent research* published on 05 April 2021 has established that half of global methane emissions come from aquatic ecosystems – including salt marsh conditions.My question:Given the above, in respect of the post study findings, following the independent evaluation, what are the hopes and aims of the Council on receipt of the evidence?*Rosentreter, J.A., Borges, A.V., Deemer, B.R. et al.

• Converium proposes that the Deemer Clause, which was included in the Treaty at Converium’s insistence, means that, if Princeton fails to include an enforceable limit on liability pursuant to the Treaty, the limit will nevertheless be deemed to have been included, and the policy will be covered under the Treaty as if the limits were in place.Princeton advocates a slightly different interpretation.