CARA definition

CARA means Cara Operations Limited, a private corporation formed under the laws of the Province of Ontario.
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CARA. Canadian Amateur Rowing Association (referred to in this document by its operating name of Rowing Canada Aviron (RCA));
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CARA means the Clean Air in Restaurants Act, [63 O.S. § 1-1515].
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Examples of CARA in a sentence

  • Wetlands and rivers are especially susceptible to many of species.• In accordance with CARA all identified alien invasive plants encountered on the property and its immediate surroundings must be controlled.• All alien invasive species must be identified and removed from each site and its immediate surroundings.

  • CARA was a four year project initiated in October 2007 between Smith & Nephew and REMEDI at NUIG.

  • HAS DETERMINED THE INFORMATION (I) IS NOT MATERIAL AND (II) WOULD LIKELY CAUSE COMPETITIVE HARM TO CARA THERAPEUTICS, INC.

  • Up to the sub-limit listed in the Schedule of Benefits for the cost paid for one movie rental, in the event Your delay results in an unscheduled overnight stay outside of Your Home city (not including adult movies with an “NC-17” rating according to the Classification and Rating Administration (CARA)).

  • All aspects of the CA/RA operation shall be subject to compliance audit inspections.


More Definitions of CARA

CARA means Cara Therapeutics, Inc., a Delaware corporation.
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CARA means a friend in irish
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CARA means the Creemore Area Residents Association.
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CARA means the Conservation of Agricultural Resources Act No 43 1983 and Regulations published in terms of the Act (Cara Regs).
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CARA means the Central Adoption Resource Authority;
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CARA has the meaning in the preamble of this Agreement.
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CARA means “face” in Spanish. The CARA process invites us to meet others, including our opponents, face-to-face in a nonviolent way. ”Cara” also means “dear one” in Latin and Italian. CARA encourages us to face all people – and especially those with whom we are in conflict — in a constructive and openhearted manner, regarding them the way we regard the dearest and most important person in our lives.
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