FED. REG. 54487 (AUGUST 22, 2002) (THE "RFC EXEMPTION"), AND THAT IT UNDERSTANDS THAT THERE ARE CERTAIN CONDITIONS TO THE AVAILABILITY OF THE RFC EXEMPTION INCLUDING THAT SUCH CERTIFICATE MUST BE RATED, AT THE TIME OF PURCHASE, NOT LOWER THAN "BBB-" (OR ITS EQUIVALENT) BY STANDARD & POOR'S, FITCH OR XXXXX'X OR (C) (I) THE TRANSFEREE IS AN INSURANCE COMPANY, (II) THE SOURCE OF FUNDS TO BE USED BY IT TO PURCHASE THE CERTIFICATE IS AN "INSURANCE COMPANY GENERAL ACCOUNT" (WITHIN THE MEANING OF U.S. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR PROHIBITED TRANSACTION CLASS EXEMPTION ("PTCE") 95-60), AND (III) THE CONDITIONS SET FORTH IN SECTIONS I AND III OF PTCE 95-60 HAVE BEEN SATISFIED (EACH ENTITY THAT SATISFIES THIS CLAUSE (C), A "COMPLYING INSURANCE COMPANY). IF THIS CERTIFICATE (OR ANY INTEREST HEREIN) IS ACQUIRED OR HELD BY ANY PERSON THAT DOES NOT SATISFY THE CONDITIONS DESCRIBED IN THE PRECEDING PARAGRAPH, THEN THE LAST PRECEDING TRANSFEREE THAT EITHER (I) IS NOT A PLAN INVESTOR, (II) ACQUIRED SUCH CERTIFICATE IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE RFC EXEMPTION, OR (III) IS A COMPLYING INSURANCE COMPANY SHALL BE RESTORED, TO THE EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW, TO ALL RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS AS CERTIFICATE OWNER THEREOF RETROACTIVE TO THE DATE OF SUCH TRANSFER OF THIS CERTIFICATE. THE TRUSTEE SHALL BE UNDER NO LIABILITY TO ANY PERSON FOR MAKING ANY PAYMENTS DUE ON THIS CERTIFICATE TO SUCH PRECEDING TRANSFEREE. ANY PURPORTED CERTIFICATE OWNER WHOSE ACQUISITION OR HOLDING OF THIS CERTIFICATE (OR INTEREST HEREIN) WAS EFFECTED IN VIOLATION OF THE RESTRICTIONS IN SECTION 5.02(e) OF THE POOLING AND SERVICING AGREEMENT SHALL INDEMNIFY AND HOLD HARMLESS THE COMPANY, THE TRUSTEE, THE MASTER SERVICER, ANY SUBSERVICER, AND THE TRUST FUND FROM AND AGAINST ANY AND ALL LIABILITIES, CLAIMS, COSTS OR EXPENSES INCURRED BY SUCH PARTIES AS A RESULT OF SUCH ACQUISITION OR HOLDING. Certificate No. [______]% Pass-Through Rate Class M- Subordinate Aggregate Certificate Principal Balance Date of Pooling and Servicing of the Class M Certificates: Agreement and Cut-off Date: $_______________________ ___________ 1, ____ Initial Certificate Principal First Distribution Date: Balance of this Certificate: _________ 25, ____ $_______________________ Master Servicer: CUSIP: 76110F-___________ Residential Funding Company, LLC Assumed Final Distribution Date: ___________ 25, ____ MORTGAGE ASSET-BACKED PASS-THROUGH CERTIFICATE, SERIES ____-___ evidencing a percentage interest in any distributions allocable to the Class M-______Certificates...
FED. REG. 67765 (NOVEMBER 13, 2000) AND PTE 2002-41, 67
FED. REG. 67765 (NOVEMBER 13, 2000) (THE "RFC EXEMPTION"), AND THAT IT UNDERSTANDS THAT THERE ARE CERTAIN CONDITIONS TO THE AVAILABILITY OF THE RFC EXEMPTION INCLUDING THAT SUCH CERTIFICATE MUST BE RATED, AT THE TIME OF PURCHASE, NOT LOWER THAN "BBB-" (OR ITS EQUIVALENT) BY STANDARD & POOR'S, FITCH OR MOODY'S OR (C)(X) XXX TRANSFEREE IS AN INSURANCE COMPANY, (II) THE SOURCE OF FUNDS TO BE USED BY IT TO PURCHASE THE CERTIFICATE IS AN "INSURANCE COMPANY GENERAL ACCOUNT" (WITHIN THE MEANING OF U.S. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR PROHIBITED TRANSACTION CLASS EXEMPTION ("PTCE") 95-60), AND (III) THE CONDITIONS SET FORTH IN SECTIONS I AND III OF PTCE 95-60 HAVE BEEN SATISFIED (EACH ENTITY THAT SATISFIES THIS CLAUSE (C), A "COMPLYING INSURANCE COMPANY").
FED. EMPLOYER IDENTIFICATION NO. - (Employer Identification #) COMPLETE THIS SECTION WITH CHECK REMITTANCE ADDRESS AS IT APPEARS ON INVOICES: REMIT TO ADDRESS: STREET / PO BOX: CITY, STATE, ZIP: Participation in this section is voluntary. You are not required to complete this section to become a registered vendor. The information below will in no way affect the vendor registration process and its sole purpose is to collect statistical data on those vendors doing business with NCDOT. If you choose to participate, circle the answer that best fits your firm’s group definition. What is your firm’s ethnicity? (Prefer Not To Answer, African American, Native American, Caucasian American, Asian American, Hispanic American, Asian-Indian American, Other: ) What is your firm’s gender? (Prefer Not to Answer,Male, Female) Disabled-Owned Business? (Prefer Not to Answer, Yes, No) IRS Certification Under penalties of perjury, I certify that: The number shown on this form is my correct taxpayer identification and I am not subject to backup withholding because: (a) I am exempt from backup withholding, or (b) I have not been notified by the IRS that I am subject to backup withholding as a result of a failure to report all interest or dividends, or (c) the IRS has notified me that I am no longer subject to backup withholding, and I am a U.S. person (including a U.S. resident alien). The IRS does not require your consent to any provision of this document other than the certifications required to avoid backup withholding. For complete certification instructions please see IRS FORM W-9 at xxxx://xxx.xxx.xxx/pub/irs-pdf/fw9.pdf . NAME (Print or Type) TITLE (Print or Type) SIGNATURE (Typed or DocuSigned signatures will not be accepted) DATE PHONE NUMBER EMAIL To avoid payment delays, completed forms should be returned promptly to: NC Department of Transportation Fiscal /Commercial Accounts 0000 Xxxx Xxxxxxx Xxxxxx, Xxxxxxx, Xxxxx Xxxxxxxx 00000-0000 xx@xxxxx.xxx FAX (000) 000-0000 CONTRACTOR DATA Report any changes in this data immediately to the Right of Way Agent. Corporate Status (Check only one.) License Number: __________________ Dated: _______________ ____ Corporation _____ Sole Proprietorship _____Partnership ______LLC Company Name (or name in which it does business if sole proprietorship, partnership, or LLC) ____________________________________________________________________________...
FED. Reg. at 4,128. The CAP was originally set to commence February 1, 1991, and close on May 2, 1991, id., but the commencement and closing dates were later amended. The CAP was a “one-time voluntary” program, designed to strongly encourage companies to voluntarily audit their files for studies reportable under Section 8(e). Id. at 4,129 (emphasis added). Persons interested in registering for the CAP were required to request a CAP Agreement and submit a signed CAP Agreement to the EPA no later than May 2, 1991. Id. at 4,128. The February 1991 notice stated that “Up-to-date information on hazard and exposure is vital in supporting EPA efforts to protect human health and the environment from risks from toxic chemicals,” and that the “EPA has the responsibility under TSCA to perform needed risk assessments on chemicals.” Id. “Companies that do not report vital information are undermining the effectiveness of the early warning system intended under section 8(e).” Id. EPA recognized that there was, at the very least, a perception of significant disincentives to dissuade companies from auditing “past studies” and reporting them to EPA, due to high monetary penalties. Id. at 4128 (emphasis added). Furthermore, in evaluating some enforcement cases, the EPA found that some companies may have been misinterpreting Section 8(e) of TSCA and the 1978 Enforcement Policy. Id. The EPA emphasized that it had not changed its interpretation. Id. at 4,128-29. However, the EPA clarified that if serious health effects are discovered, then companies must submit the information without further evaluation (i.e., without using a weight-of-the-evidence method of discounting the significance of the information). Id. at 4,128; see also Oral Arg. Tr. at 72. The February 1991 notice stated that the CAP “has been developed” to encourage industry reporting by setting forth guidelines that identify in advance EPA’s enforcement response and allow companies to assess liability prior to electing to participate. 56 Fed. Reg. at 4,129. Following that announcement were the initially proposed terms of the CAP Agreement. Id. at 4,129-31. Under “Other Matters” under the proposed terms for the CAP Agreement was the following provision: “Nothing in this CAP Agreement shall relieve the Regulatee from complying with all applicable TSCA regulations or other applicable environmental statutes.” Id. at 4,130. The latter provision also exists in the CAP Agreement DuPont signed. CAP Agreement, Unit II.D; see also...
FED. 2. 90 lines per inch resolution.
FED. Reg. 22,337 (April 13, 2012); and the Enterprise Income Verification System (EIV) (HUD/PIH-5) 71 Fed. Reg. 45,066 (August 8, 2006), which was updated by 74 Fed. Reg. 45,235 (September 1, 2009). The results of the information comparison are maintained within the IMS/PIC system (HUD/PIH.01). Routine Use 6 of the IMS/PIC system of records notice allows HUD to share information with federal, state, and local agencies to verify accuracy, completeness, eligibility, and to identify and recover improper payments. Routine Use 1 of the EIV system of records notice allows HUD to share information with federal, state, and local agencies to verify accuracy, completeness, and eligibility and to identify and recover improper payments. Routine Use 8 of the EIV system of records notice also allows HUD to share information with FEMA to determine eligibility of assistance. Routine Use 1 of the TRACS system of records notice allows HUD to use Routine Use (6) of HUD’s Routine Use Inventory notice, 80 Fed. Reg. 81,837 (December 31, 2015) to disclose records to federal agencies, non-federal entities, their employees, and agents (including contractors, their agents or employees; employees or contractors of the agents or designated agents); or contractors, their employees or agents with whom HUD has a contract, service agreement for the purpose of preventing fraud, waste, and abuse within any federal program. HUD’s Routine Use Inventory notice also contains Routine Use 5 also allows for disclosure to federal, state, and local agencies, their employees, and agents for the purpose of conducting Computer Matching programs.
FED. FED is an active matrix of CRTs in which each pixel stores analog voltage that controls the electron current to the pixel's phosphor, causing it to emit light. It uses color triads for color generation. The pixel circuits are fabricated in silicon with row and column drivers. Disadvantages include: Lambertian emission hard to magnify efficiently; poor pixel brightness uniformity; high voltage FEDs have problems with flashover, while low voltage FEDs have problems with fast phosphor burn-in; volt drivers are large, impacting miniaturization. Micron Display Technology—Micron makes the most advanced miniature FED display in the industry. It is only suitable for magnified applications. They have a relatively wide operating temperature range (-30 to +80 C). However, the technology limits the minimum pixel size, making high resolution, small devices unlikely. In small displays, pixel uniformity problems have produced grainy images. This problem is exacerbated by the use of color triads. As with AMEL, color production is voltage- dependent making blue a problem. The company pulled back a private placement offering of stock of several million dollars in September 1997. Instead, they have been reabsorbed as a division of their parent company, Micron Technology Inc. In an effort to expand their development program into the volume computer market, they are focusing much of their resources on large FEDs (12" and 17"). Their key customers are military.
FED. Reg. 79629 (Dec. 30, 2002). In December 2013, ADEQ approved the City of Goodyear’s (City) Pretreatment Program.
FED. REG. 54487 2002, AND THAT IT UNDERSTANDS THAT THERE ARE CERTAIN CONDITIONS TO THE AVAILABILITY OF THE PTE, INCLUDING THAT THIS CERTIFICATE MUST BE RATED, AT THE TIME OF PURCHASE, NOT LOWER THAN “BBB-” (OR ITS EQUIVALENT) BY STANDARD & POOR’S OR FITCH OR (III) (1) IT IS AN INSURANCE COMPANY, (2) THE SOURCE OF FUNDS USED TO ACQUIRE OR HOLD THE CERTIFICATE OR ANY INTEREST THEREIN IS AN “INSURANCE COMPANY GENERAL ACCOUNT”, AS SUCH TERM IS DEFINED IN SECTION V(E) OF PROHIBITED TRANSACTION CLASS EXEMPTION, OR PTCE, 95-60, AND (3) THE CONDITIONS IN SECTIONS I AND III OF PTCE 95-60 HAVE BEEN SATISFIED. Certificate No: 1 Cut-off Date: October 1, 2007 First Distribution Date: November 26, 2007 [Initial Class Certificate Balance of this Certificate (“Denomination”):] $[ ] [Exclude for the Class [ ]-A-X Certificates, Class [ ]-A- [ ] Certificates] [Initial Class Certificate Balances of all Certificates of this Class:] [Exclude for Class [ ]-A-X Certificates, Class [ ]-A- [ ] Certificates] [* Initial Notional Amount of this Certificate] [Include for Class [ ]-A-X, Class [ ]-A-[ ] Certificates] [* Initial Notional Amount of all Certificates of this Class] [Include for Class [ ]-A-X, Class [ ]-A-[ ] Certificates] [Interest Rate:] [Exclude for Class [ ] - PO Certificates, Class [ ]-A-[ ] Certificates] CUSIP: ISIN: Exhibit A-4 HSI ASSET SECURITIZATION CORPORATION HSI Asset Loan Obligation Trust, 2007 Mortgage Pass-Through Certificates, Series 2007- [___] Class[[ ]-A-[ ]][B-1] [B-2] [Class B-3] [[ ]-A-X]][[ ] - PO] evidencing a percentage interest in the distributions allocable to the Certificates of the above-referenced Class. [Principal in respect of this Certificate is distributable monthly as set forth herein. Accordingly, the Class Certificate Balance at any time may be less than the Class Certificate Balance as set forth herein. Remove for the Class IO Certificates and the Inverse Floater Certificates] This Certificate does not evidence an obligation of, or an interest in, and is not guaranteed by the Depositor, the Trustee or any other party to the Agreement referred to below or any of their respective affiliates. Neither this Certificate nor the Mortgage Loans are guaranteed or insured by any governmental agency or instrumentality. This certifies that CEDE & CO. is the registered owner of the Percentage Interest evidenced by this Certificate (obtained by dividing the denomination of this Certificate [Notional Balance] by the aggregate of the denominations of all Cer...
