Attorney General. The Pennsylvania Attorney General fully and finally releases the 25 Released Entities from any civil claim that was or could have been brought based on: (a) 26 the facts alleged in her Complaint dated February 5, 2013, or in her Amended Complaint 27 dated August 11, 2014, Commonwealth Court No. 58 MD 2013 (“Commonwealth Court 28 Action”), for the period of January 1, 2001 through August 11, 2014; or (b) the Covered 1 Conduct for the period of January 1, 2001 through December 31, 2012. The 2 Pennsylvania Attorney General executes this release in her official capacity and releases 3 only claims that the Pennsylvania Attorney General has the authority to bring and 4 release. 5 r. Releases by the State of South Carolina. The South Carolina 6 Attorney General fully and finally releases the Released Entities from any civil claim 7 that was or could have been brought based on: (a) the facts alleged in his Complaint 8 dated February 13, 0000, Xxxxx xx Xxxxx Xxxxxxxx ex rel. Xxxx Xxxxxx, in his official 9 capacity as Attorney General and as Securities Commissioner for the State of South 10 Carolina v. The XxXxxx-Xxxx Companies, Inc., and Standard & Poor’s Financial 11 Services LLC, filed in the Richland County Court of Common Pleas in the State of South 12 Carolina, Civil Action no. 2013-CP-40-00951 ("South Carolina's State Case"), for the 13 period of January 1, 2001 through February 13, 2013; or (b) the Covered Conduct for the 14 period of January 1, 2001 through December 31, 2012. The South Carolina Attorney 15 General executes this release in his official capacity and releases only claims that the 16 South Carolina Attorney General has the authority to bring and release.
Attorney General. Attorney general" means the attorney general of the state of Minnesota. Subd. 6.
Attorney General. The Attorney Gen- eral of the United States or any person authorized to act for the Attorney Gen- eral. Biological agent. Any microorganism (including, but not limited to, bacteria, viruses, fungi, or protozoa), or infec- tious substance, or any naturally oc- curring, bioengineered, or synthesized component of any such microorganism or infectious substance, capable of causing:
Attorney General. Notwithstanding Section 402.045, Government Code, the attorney general, at the request of the task force, shall provide legal advice to the task force.
Attorney General. I hereby certify that this contract has been numbered, reviewed and approved as to form and legal capacity. Date: XXXXXX XXXXXXXXX Attorney General
Attorney General. Per Year Per Project DOJ Costs 10,000.00 ================= Subtotal DOJ: $10,000.00 $10,000.00 ================= ================= Grand TOTAL: 83,574.44 Lodging Meals Nights per trip Mileage per 87 44 1 350 116 49 1 225 114 59 2 500 $300.75 $274.13 $658.00 Trip Total Costs Destination Southern Oregon Portland Northern California (2 nights per) ======== Total: $1,232.88 0.485 Mileage Rate Salary & Benefit Schedule Salaries NRS4 Step 9 $5,985 PEME Step 9 $7,585 OS2 Step 9 $3,018 Indirect Costs Benefits 0.4418 S&S 0.1942 Agency Indirect 0.2797 Appendix 1 Tasks and Cost Estimate OREGON DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE COST ESTIMATE PROJECT/NUMBER: Klamath, FERC# 2082 ODFW PROJECT PERSONNEL: Cost reimbursement for the following personnel costs: Engineer, Water Rights Coordinator, District Fish Biologist, consulting, and AG assistance. Personnel not included in cost reimbursement agreement: High Desert Region Hydropower Biologist, regional staff, and program leaders. PERIOD OF AGREEMENT: September 1, 2009 through September 1, 2012 Facility Engineer- FE-3 Salary Includes salary for .5 months of a Facility Engineer $3,294 Benefits (at 39.9% of base salary) Includes benefits for FE-3 position $1,315 Services & Supplies Includes training, facility rentals, telecommunications, printing & copying, and office supplies. $494 Travel Includes hotel, meals, private vehicle mileage, and vehicle rental fees $659 Subtotal Sum of Salary, Benefits, Services, Supplies and Travel $5,762 Agency Indirect (at 22.74% of Subtotal) Includes administrative support such as budget, personnel, accounting, and payroll services; data services; and management oversight. 1,310 Facility Engineer- FE-3 Total Subtotal plus indirect $7,072 Water Rights Coordinator Salary Includes salary for .5 months of a WR Coordinator $3,139 Benefits (at 40.84% of base salary) Includes benefits for FE-3 position $1,282 Services & Supplies Includes training, facility rentals, telecommunications, printing & copying, and office supplies. $471 Travel Includes hotel, meals, private vehicle mileage, and vehicle rental fees $628 Subtotal Sum of Salary, Benefits, Services, Supplies and Travel $5,520 Agency Indirect(at 22.74% of Subtotal) Includes administrative support such as budget, personnel, accounting, and payroll services; data services; and management oversight. 1,255 Water Rights Coordinator- Total Subtotal plus indirect $6,775 District Fish Biologist Salary Includes salary for 1.5 months of a NRS 3 District Bio...
Attorney General. The State will establish procedures for routine coordination on enforcement cases between the State and the appropriate legal resources within the State such as the State Attorney General’s Office, including notification of proposed enforcement actions and general time frames for actions from case referral to filing.
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Attorney General. If the agreement involves a special district or other governmental entity, it goes to the Attorney General for approval.
Attorney General. [1984] 1 WLR 418 in which Xxx Xxxxxx Xxxxxxx V-C having reviewed the various manners in which the global investment environment had so substantially changed, sanctioned a scheme granting very wide powers of investment to the trustees of the British Museum including the power to delegate their responsibilities to professional investment managers. In so doing, inter alia, he said: “I am conscious that such a scheme gives extremely wide powers of investment to the trustees. At the same time I consider that it is proper and desirable that such powers should be given, and I have made an order accordingly. There are four factors that I should mention in particular. First, there is the eminence and responsibility of the trustees, the machinery for obtaining highly skilled advice, and the success that this machinery has achieved over the past 20 years. Second, there are the changed conditions of investment, conditions which require great liberty of choice if, upon skilled advice, advantage is to be taken of opportunities which often present themselves upon short notice and for short periods; and for this, the provision for delegation is plainly advantageous. Third, there is obvious advantage in there being freedom to invest in any part of the world … Fourth, I bear in mind the large size of the trust fund. From the point of view of powers of investment, this carries the matter out of the realm of the ordinary private trust into the field of pension funds and large institutional investors; and for success in this field a wide flexibility of the powers of investment is plainly desirable, if not essential.” [my emphasis] In the matter now before me, the powers sought by the Trustees to delegate investment matters are extensive. Clause 3(a) gives to the Trustees the power to delegate all of their investment functions to any person or corporation subject only to the condition that such delegation shall be in writing and that all delegated transactions shall be carried out in the name of the Trustees. Clause 3(b) expands upon these powers of delegation and reads: “The Trustees shall not be bound in any case to act personally but at full liberty to act through any other managers or to employ any contractor manager solicitor accountant banker broker fund manager clerk xxxxxxx employee or servant or any agent to transact all or any business of whatever nature which it is required or permitted to do including the receipt and payment of money and the Trustees shall decide th...
