Alaska. The policy is hereby amended for Alaska as follows:
Alaska. GENERAL PROVISIONS – WHAT IS COVERED: “This Contract does provide Coverage if Your Vehicle is used for snow removal, provided Your Vehicle is properly equipped for such use and is not used commercially”. GENERAL PROVISIONS – WHAT IS NOT COVERED: “This Contract does not provide Coverage for damages for bad faith, punitive or exemplary damages, personal injury including bodily injury, property damage (except as specifically stated in the Contract), and attorney’s fees”. The section entitled “CANCELLATIONS”:
Alaska. ORIENTATION BRIEFING Lower 48 resources filling Resource Order requests for incident assignments in Alaska will have an Alaska Orientation Briefing package made available to them prior to deployment to Alaska.
Alaska. The Notes will be sold in Alaska to accredited investors only (as defined in Rule 501 of Regulation D under the Securities Act of 1933, as amended). The investor should purchase the Notes for investment purposes only and not with a view to distribution. Alaska investors are required to sign and complete the accredited investor certification attached as Exhibit D hereto. Arizona Buyers that are residents of Arizona must have either (i) a minimum of $150,000 (or $200,000 when combined with spouse) in gross income during the prior year and a reasonable expectation that the investor will have such income in the current year; or (ii) minimum net worth (exclusive of home, furnishings and automobiles) of $350,000 (or $400,000 when combined with spouse) with the Purchase Price for the Notes not exceeding 10% of the net worth of the Buyer (together with a spouse, if applicable).
Alaska. Art. 34(a) It is understood that this Article is in effect to accommodate conditions of work in Alaska which may differ from conditions in the other areas covered by this Agreement. Any item not specifically covered in this Article will be handled in accordance with other sections of this Agreement. This Article applies to the entire state of Alaska.
Alaska. Municipal League: a voluntary non-profit organization in Alaska that represents Member local governments.
Alaska. Natives have the highest incidence and mortality from colorectal cancer compared to all other populations except African-American males, whose mortality is slightly above that of Alaska Natives.25 The remainder of this chapter is devoted to Maryland- specific health and cancer disparities. Maryland data, where available, will be provided for African Americans, Hispanics, Asian/Pacific Islanders, Native American/Alaska Natives, and whites. Major factors contributing to cancer disparities in Maryland are dis- cussed, including geography, insurance status, socioe- conomic status, and age. The chapter concludes with a discussion of some emerging special populations in the state and provides recommendations to reduce or elim- inate cancer disparities in Maryland. Classification of Race and Ethnicity This chapter uses the standard federal classification of race and ethnicity referred to as “OMB Directive 15.” For more than 20 years, the standards in the federal Office of Management and Budget’s (OMB) Statistical Policy Directive No. 15 have provided a common lan- guage to promote uniformity and comparability for data on race and ethnicity for population groups. These standards were developed to provide consistent data on race and ethnicity throughout the federal gov- ernment. Development of these data standards stemmed, in large measure, from new responsibilities to enforce civil rights laws. Data were needed to mon- itor equal access in housing, education, employment, and other areas for populations that historically had experienced discrimination and differential treatment because of their race or ethnicity. The standards are used not only in the census (which provides the data for the “denominator” for many measures), but also in household surveys, on administrative forms (e.g., school registration and mortgage lending applications), and in medical and other research. The categories rep- resent a social-political construct designed for collect- ing data on the race and ethnicity of broad population groups in this country and are not anthropologically or scientifically based. The standards have five categories for data on race: American Indian or Alaska Native, Asian, Black or African American, Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander, and white. There are two categories for data on ethnicity: “Hispanic or Latino” and “Not Hispanic or Latino.” The definitions of these categories is as follows: American Indian or Alaska Native: A person having origins in any o...
Alaska. (a) University of Alaska, Anchorage;
Alaska. Juneau, March, 1986. ADL 1 TD225.P83E53 wln97-310247 Oct Final Report: Boiler Replacement: Dot Lake, Alaska. Juneau, March, 1992. ADL 1-2 TD225.D68F65 wln97-308175 Oct Final Report: Community Building Sewer: Port Protection, Alaska. Juneau, March, 1995. ADL 1-2 TD525.P836F65 wln97-310592 Oct Final Report: Community Sewer System: Huslia, Alaska. TD525.H87F65 Juneau, March, 1992. ADL 1-2 wln97-308485 Oct Final Report: Community Water System: Platinum, Alaska. TD225.P69F65 Juneau, March, 1992. ADL 1-2 wln97-310090 Oct Final Report: Community Water Well Rehabilitation: Ester, Alaska. Juneau, March, 1991. ADL 1-2 TD225.E83F65 wln97-308304 Oct Final Report: Community Watering Point: Napaskiak, Alaska. Juneau, February, 1995. ADL 1-2 TD225.N16F65 wln97-309986 Oct Final Report: Xxxxxxxxxx Rehabilitation: Ruby, Alaska. Juneau, February, 1988. ADL 5 TD525.R82F49 wln89-313521 Oct Final Report: Dump Cleanup: Birch Creek, Alaska. Juneau, March, 1995. ADL 1-2 TD788.4.B572F65 wln97-305601 Oct Final Report: Dump Cleanup: Chalkyitsik, Alaska. Juneau, November, 1993. ADL 1-2 TD788.4.C524F65 wln97-308271 Oct Final Report: Emergency Sewer Project: Elim, Alaska. TD525.E42F49 Juneau, February, 1988. ADL 5 wln89-318520 Oct Final Report: Laundry Facility Mechanical Improvements: Copper Center, Alaska. TD225.C79F65 Juneau, February, 1992. ADL 1-3 wln97-306339 Oct Final Report: Leachfield Repairs: Dot Lake, Alaska. TD525.D68F65 Juneau, January, 1995. ADL 1-2 wln97-306354 Oct Final Report: Maintenance Equipment Project: Shaktoolik, Alaska. Juneau, February, 1993. ADL 1-2 TD225.S53F56 wln93-365386 Oct Final Report: XxXxxxx Water System Decontamination: Nikiski, Alaska. Juneau, January, 1995. ADL 1-2 TD225.N59F65 wln97-310036 Oct Final Report: New Water Treatment Plant and Storage Tank Rehabilitation: Saint Xxxxxxx, Alaska. TD525.S146F652 Juneau, March, 1991. ADL 1-2 wln97-315209 Oct Final Report: Rampart, Alaska: Washeteria/Sewer/Solid Waste Project. Juneau, February, 1991. ADL 1-2 TD225.R35F65 wln97-311638 Oct Final Report: Sanitation Facilities Operational Equipment: Akiachak, Alaska. Juneau, February, 1992. ADL 1-2 TD788.4.A42A3142 wln97-304354 Oct Final Report: Sanitation Facilities Rehabilitation: Saint Xxxxxxx, Alaska. Juneau, April, 1990. ADL 1-3 TD525.S146F65 wln97-311665 Oct Final Report: Sanitation Facilities Improvements: Ivanof Bay, Alaska. Juneau, June, 1987. ADL 5 TD225.I93F49 wln89-316944 Oct Final Report: Sanitation Facilities Improvements: Pilot Point, Alaska. Juneau...
