Criteria to be Considered Sample Clauses

Criteria to be Considered. Determinations as to transfers and promotions shall be solely the responsibility of the Sheriff except that nothing in this Article shall prohibit a member from requesting, in writing, a transfer or promotion to a new or vacant position for which he/she is qualified. When transferring a member covered by this Agreement, the Sheriff or designee shall include in their decision the following criteria:
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Criteria to be Considered. 5.1. In determining whether to grant a request for Settlement discussions and/or in considering the substance of any proposals for Settlement by a licensee, the Chief Executive and the SC respectively will take into account, in addition to the factors set out in the Enforcement Manual when considering the imposition of administrative sanction(s), the following factors:
Criteria to be Considered. The ownership structure, financial strength, credit history and demonstrated property management expertise of the proposed transferee and its principals shall be satisfactory to the Lender in its sole discretion. The Lender expressly reserves the right to withhold its approval of the proposed transfer if the proposed transferee or any of its principals is or has been the subject of any bankruptcy, insolvency, or similar proceeding.
Criteria to be Considered. The financial strength, credit history and demonstrated property management expertise of the proposed transferee and its principals shall be satisfactory to Mortgagee in its reasonable discretion. Mortgagee expressly reserves the right to withhold its approval of the proposed transfer if the proposed transferee or any of its principals is or has been subject of any bankruptcy, insolvency, or similar proceeding.
Criteria to be Considered when determining staff reductions:

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