KINGSTON. The Counties of Lennox and Xxxxxxxxx, except the Township of Richmond, the County of Frontenac, the Township of Leeds in the County of Leeds, the Township of Front of Xxxxxx, Front of Yonge and Elizabethtown in the County of Leeds and the Township of Augusta in the County of Grenville. The City of Peterborough and the Town of Lindsay and the Counties in which the said City and Town are situated. The Township of Cavan and Hope in Durham County of the County of Haliburton and the Townships of Alnwick, Hamilton, Haldimand in the County of Northumberland. The Counties of Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry and the Township of Edwardsburgh in the County of Grenville.
KINGSTON. Invista 000 Xxxxx Xxxx, Xxxxxxxx, Xxxxxxx
KINGSTON. To the best of the knowledge, information and belief of the CAP Directors, having made all reasonable enquiries, Kingston and its ultimate beneficial owners are Independent Third Parties. Total number of : Being not less than 6,621,139,800 Rights shares Underwritten Shares and not more than 8,643,639,800 Rights Shares, being the total number of Rights Shares to be issued by CAP minus the maximum aggregate number of Rights Shares to be subscribed and paid for by Onger Investments under the Irrevocable Undertaking.
KINGSTON. With 2018 the fourth year of running a Big Read at the University there continues to be an ever- widening understanding of the project which is reflected in more positive feedback in the research. There was a palpable sense of greater awareness and enthusiasm and it became common for receptionists and librarians to report that colleagues would turn up seeking ‘the new book’. The project has now won two awards; The Rose Award for Kingston University’s Best project of the year (2016) and the Times Higher Education Award for Widening Participation or Outreach Initiative of the Year (2017). In 2018 the project expanded to cover more outreach within the wider community. This was the third year of involvement with the Xxxx Community Centre, which supports those experiencing temporary homelessness. Copies of the books were again gifted to guests and staff and there was an invitation to come to the university and meet the author when she came to Kingston.1 In addition to 1 This delivered one particularly precious moment, when a Kingston colleague assumed a Xxxx resident was a staff member; eloquently making the point that the homeless are not different from the rest of society. shared-reading, the project developed into weekly creative writing classes led by a member of LRC staff, who received a Xxxx Award for her ongoing commitment. The project also expanded to explore the use of shared-reading within the transition from junior to secondary school, and this was recorded, analysed and published in an educational journal (Baverstock, Steinitz, Fenwick and Xxxxxx, 2018). There is currently speculation about taking this borough-wide, with strong interest from junior and secondary schools and the local government (the Royal Borough of Kingston) in support. In 2018 there was also an expanded relationship with the local library service, with more events in a wider range of institutions. Talks attracted strong audiences and local interest, again from local government and the Mayor’s office. The main difficulty experienced by Xxxxxxxx in the 2018 Big Read was running out of books. The university had made many more firm offers of places than had been appreciated, and there were not enough copies to go around, with no option for a reprint. This situation was complicated by the immense popularity of the title chosen, and the temptation for staff to take more than one (and to make multiple bookings for the author event on behalf of their book groups). For the future, Library ...
KINGSTON. 16.01 (e) Twice annually on April 1, and October 1, full time employees may request in writing to decrease the number of scheduled shifts per pay period from ten (10) to nine (9), or to increase back to ten (10) from nine (9). It is agreed that employees regularly working a nine (9) shift rotation will maintain full benefits as per contract. Such requests shall not be unreasonably denied.
KINGSTON. 2 The city of Kingston is located at the confluence of the Clinch River and the Tennessee River 3 (see Figure 10), and is about 22 miles southwest of the X-10 site (MapQuest 2003). As shown in 4 Table 2 and Figure 14, the population of Kingston has grown steadily from 1940 to 2000, except 5 for a 0.2 percent decrease between 1980 and 1990 (East Tennessee Development District 1995, 7 1990, 6 of the 35 manufacturing plants in Xxxxx County were in Kingston (East Tennessee 8 Development District 1995). Since 1990, the greater number of residents has been employed in 9 the professional services field (East Tennessee Development District 1995; U.S. Census Bureau 10 2000). In 2000, the population consisted of 4,935 Caucasians, 187 African Americans, and 142 11 persons of other races. The majority of Kingston residents are between the ages of 45 and 54 12 years; the median age is 41.6 years (U.S. Census Bureau 2000). 13 Rockwood 14 The city of Rockwood is about 33 miles southwest of the X-10 site (see Figure 10) (MapQuest
KINGSTON. 3.1 Letter Agreement, dated 10/13/95, among Kingston CoGen Limited Partnership, The Bank of Nova Scotia, Credit Suisse Canada and Destec Energy, Inc.
KINGSTON. B. All liabilities and obligations of Destec Energy, Inc. and its Subsidiaries (other than the International Entitities) arising under or otherwise related to the following specified agreements:
KINGSTON. The Counties of Lennox and Addington, the County of the Township of Leeds in the County of Leeds, the Township of Front of Front of and Elizabethtown in the County of Leeds and the Township of Augusta in the County of FOR THE PURPOSE OF THIS AGREEMENT and in order to alleviate any misunderstandings, it is expressly understood and agreed by and between all Parties to this Agreement that while the Agreement is Province-wide in scope, “reference to CEMENT MASONS, means those Cement Masons now and who hereafter become members of a Local Union under the name and style of a Local Union of the Ontario Provincial Conference of the It is further agreed regarding Cement Masons, that all condi- tions defined in this agreement shall apply to only those Geographical Areas and Local Unions hereinafter defined.
KINGSTON. The Counties of Lennox and Addington, the County of the Township of Leeds in the County of Leeds, the Townships of Front of Front of and Elizabethtown in the County of Leeds, and the Township of Augusta in the County of Local Union No. The County of Waterloo and the Townships: Mornington, Wallace in the County of Perth, Townships: Ashfield, East West Morris, Grey, Turnberry, in the County of Huron. The Counties of Grey, Bruce, and Wellington. The County of Norfolk, the County of and all territories of Oxford County lying East of Highway For plastering only, the area is extended to include the County of Wellington and Local Union No.
