Examples of Oregon Director in a sentence
The City will pay the statutorily required employer’s contribution of the Paid Leave Oregon (PLO) program, not to exceed forty percent (40%) of the rate set by the State of Oregon Director of Employment Department, unless required by law.
Suzanne Bonamici Nick Strader, Central Oregon Director, U.S. Rep.
Michael Gardiner, U.S. Coast GuardKris Strickler, Oregon Director, Columbia River Crossing Nancy Boyd, Washington Director, Columbia River Crossing SUBJECT: Columbia River Crossing Project – Work Plan for Finalizing Bridge Height and Submitting Bridge Permit Application Thank you for your continued assistance related to the Columbia River Crossing project’s development of a work plan to prepare an application for a general bridge permit for the replacement Interstate 5 bridge over the Columbia River.
Note: If additional rows of the below table are needed, place curser at end of a row (outside table) and hit “Enter”.Paid Leave Oregon Director and Deputy Director;Policy, Operations, and Outreach ManagersVirtual and in person meetings, phone, email, messagingObtain information and to answer questions on policy and processes.
WSB will (and will cause the WSB Subsidiaries to) use its commercially reasonable efforts to obtain and to assist Umpqua in obtaining all necessary approvals, consents and orders, including but not limited to approval of the FDIC, FRB, the Oregon Director and California Commissioner, to the transactions contemplated by this Agreement and the Plans of Merger.
The results of an economic impact analysis must be acceptable to the Business Oregon Director, who will provide recommendations to the ODOT Director.
Answering paragraph 40, defendants deny that Oregon Director of Student Conduct found all three men responsible for "gang raping" or sexually assaulting plaintiff.
The CAP cost estimation modeling tool uses a base salary for an Oregon Director at $46,580 and a Lead Teacher at $32,430—a little higher than the Multnomah BLS data reported above—and sets wages for top quality care at $76,937 for a Director and$53,565 for a Lead Teacher.
D5.1 describes a number of techniques in section 3 for promoting trust in data or systems that may be otherwise unfamiliar to the end user.
Ronald B Mitchell, Professor of Political Science, University of Oregon, Director of the International Environmental Agreements Database Project, United States of AmericaComment Submitted 18 February 2011 Overall, this statement seems very good.