Auxiliaries. Each College Panhellenic shall denounce the participation of undergraduate Panhellenic women in auxiliary groups to men’s fraternities.
Auxiliaries. 2.3.1. Auxiliaries to be fitted During the test, the auxiliaries necessary for the drive train operation in the intended application (as listed in table 1 of this annex) shall be installed in the same position as in the vehicle.
Auxiliaries. 2.5.3.5.1The system must have the ability to collect arrears from the consumer by leveraging the prepayment transaction according to a unique formula for each consumer.
Auxiliaries. The exclusions and limitations under this Section 16 shall extend to Provider’s directors, officers, employees, agents, representatives and auxiliaries.
Auxiliaries. A. Provide an auxiliary power supply system to energize equipment on-board the LRV and to charge the LRV batteries described in Section 7-1.16.2 of this Schedule. The auxiliary power supply system shall comply with IEEE STD 16-2004.
Auxiliaries. Xxxxx (2006) has a list of auxiliaries in Amharic: modals in one side; existential in the other. He has about five modal auxiliaries:jəmmər (‘begin’), hon (‘become’), nor (‘exist’), čal(‘can’), k’ərr (‘remain’); and three existential auxiliaries:nə (‘be’), all (‘exist’), nəbbər(‘existed/was’). The existential auxiliaries seem to appear exclusively in a perfective form. First, their form: nə and all are mono-radicals. Therefore, it is not possible to see if their template is in perfective or imperfective form. But, nəbbər has two consonantal roots; and its templatic form is evidently a perfective one. The other reason to think of them as perfective forms is because of the fact that they don’t take prefixes. The existential auxiliaries can agree with the subject. This agreement inflection can never appear as a prefix.
Auxiliaries. (a) The safe operation of all auxiliaries in accordance with their respective design specifications and applicable IEC standards;
Auxiliaries. Section A: Part-time or auxiliary Police Officers shall not be used to replace a regular full-time Officer who calls in sick, is injured, or is on vacation.
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