Blanks Clause Samples

Blanks. There are numerous locations where information specific to your project is required to fill in a blank. All of the blanks must be filled in, except the date in the first paragraph, prior to forwarding the agreement for review. Including the information required to fill in a blank is not considered a deviation from the model.

Blanks. The Borrower agrees that the Bank may fill in any blanks in any related document to the Agreement (such as an acknowledgement).

Blanks. ‌ The Engager agrees that all blanks, including opening date, fee and required date of arrival will be filled in writing before signing or delivery.

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Blanks i any city of over 530,000 popula- j ----------- lion, or in the immediate trade! Columbia, July 26.—The South area of such city; nor less than Carolina highway commission ftKtmaster ▇. ▇. ▇▇▇▇▇▇, ▇▇., than 2,500 P0Puiati°n to increase ed a few weeks ago by congress, that there are a few left at wa&6S by not less than 20 per ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ of office and that any person in cent» provided that this shall not Batesburg, one of the commission- jmbc T of one who did not receive r^Tnire wages in excess of $12 per ers, voted “no” when the projects las may call for it. week. were submitted to him for aopro- signed pledges were begin- (6) Not to Pay any employee of val. He explained that he took THAT GIVE MEN WORK • THAT GIVE Remember the roads of 1910? to return to the postoffice t,he classes mentioned in para- Monday. They will be transmitted graph (3) less than 40 cents per to the department of commerce of- llour unless the hourly rate for the JSee in Charleston. A list of those’ 5ame class of work on July 15- 1929> *«ning up here will be prepared at was less than 40 cents per hour, iu «< cooperation. These will be used time rate or on a yieceworkxper- to Che drive to encourage the pub- formance. fie to patronize only those who I N°t to reduce the compensa- Jnln the movement. Postmaster I tion for employment now in excess such action because he was ex­ pected to approve them within 15 minutes after submission when he thought more time should be giver for study of the program. He added that although it might be the bes!; possible $5,060,000 program he would not think of approving with­ out privilege to look into it further Every county was included in the approximately 120 projects The total cost v/as placed at $5,063,- 000 leaving something over $403,- 000 of the state’s share of the fed­ eral money for reserve use. “Thousands of men will be, given work under this program, which YOU DRIVING SAFETY, CONVENIENCE COMFORT AND LOW COST Narrow strips of dirt — ankle- deep dust—quagmires of mud— The cost of moving goods was terrific! The engineers have built, with cement, a network of co ncr e t e highways throughout the nation that is nearly one hun­ dred thousand miles in length. Cement spanned great rivers and broad valleys with concrete. Cement made the modern motor vehicle practical; made motor­ ing a part of our daily life. ▇▇▇▇▇▇ said these would be dis­ following note addressed of the minimum wages hereby agreed to (notwithstanding that the hours worked ...

Blanks. Blanks help verify that the equipment, sample containers, and reagents are not a source of contamination, and that the sampling techniques used are non- contaminating. Both field and laboratory blanks are included in the program. Field blanks will be used to determine if field sampling activities are a potential source for contamination. These blanks will be collected by sampling "blank water" (contaminant-free deionized water) in the field during a sampling event. The same equipment used for collection of the grab samples will be used to transfer the blank water into the blank sample containers. Method blanks will be run by the analytical laboratory to determine the level of contamination associated with laboratory reagents and equipment. A method blank is a clean sample in a known matrix that has been subjected to the same complete analytical procedure as the submitted samples to determine if contamination has been introduced into the samples during processing. Results of method blank analysis should be less than the reporting limits for each analyte, or less than 5% of the native sample concentration. For toxicity tests, blanks are represented by negative control samples. In this study, filtered seawater from an uncontaminated location will be used in the mussel development test.

Blanks. You agree that we may fill in any blanks in any document related to your loan agreement (such as an acknowledgment) consistently with the commercial intent of the parties.

Blanks. The two blank tiles may be used as any letters. When playing a blank, you must state which letter it represents when the Blank dialog box appears. It remains that letter for the rest of the game. To display a blank letter on the board after it has been placed, simply tap the blank tile.