Examples of Subdivision 5 in a sentence
Laws of Minnesota 2010, Chapter 337, Subdivision 5, provided an early retirement incentive to some State of Minnesota employees.
In addition to the Section 42(e) requirements, Minnesota Statutes Section 462A.221, Subdivision 5, requires rehabilitation expenditures for the project of an average of $5,000 per unit.
Subdivision 5 Other persons 26 Other persons(1) WorkCover may enter into a contract of insurance for this subdivision with a person (the insured person), whether or not an employer, for injury sustained by other persons.(2) The contract may cover a person who performs work or provides a service from which the insured person gains a benefit for the same entitlements provided to a worker under this Act.
Subdivision 5 Allocation and Reconciliation 228 QuantitiesFor the purposes of: (a) this Part, including determining actual imbalances, actual injections, adjusted withdrawals and deviation payments under rule 235; and (b) determining fees payable by Market Participants in connection with AEMO's functions under this Part, the quantity of gas treated as injected into and withdrawn from the declared transmission system by each Market Participant is determined in accordance with this Subdivision.
Subdivision 5 Terminal condition 39A Meaning of terminal condition(1) A terminal condition, of a worker, is a condition certified by a doctor as being a condition that is expected to terminate the worker’s life within 2 years after the terminal nature of the condition is diagnosed.(2) A condition is a terminal condition only if the insurer accepts the doctor’s diagnosis of the terminal nature of the condition.
Subdivision (5) is not intended to expand discovery.1992 Amendment.
Subdivision 5 Approval of proposed later workprograms 55 Application of sdiv 5This subdivision applies if, under this Act, a proposed later work program is lodged for approval.
Failure by a vendor to submit such a letter with its proposal identifying trade secrets shall constitute a waiver by the applicant of any rights it may have under Section 89 (Subdivision 5) of the Public Officers Law relating to protection of trade secrets.
The power of the Superintendent to require regulated entities to appear and explain apparent violations of law and regulations was extended by the Subprime Law to cover mortgage loan servicers (Subdivision (1) of Section 39), as was the power to order the discontinuance of unauthorized or unsafe practices (Subdivision (2) of Section 39) and to order that ac- counts be kept in a prescribed manner (Subdivision (5) of Section 39).
In addition to the Code Section 42(e) requirements, Section 462A.221, Subdivision 5 of the Act requires rehabilitation expenditures of at least an average of $5,000 per unit.