Chapter 133 definition
Examples of Chapter 133 in a sentence
In order for Tenant to operate the Facility, Landlord will apply for and Tenant must obtain a notice to proceed ( “Final Approval”) from TDSHS per Title 25 of the Texas Administrative Code, Chapter 133, Hospital Licensing Section 133.168(c)(3).
CONTRACTOR shall provide evidence that it maintains a license as a private psychiatric hospital in accordance with Chapter 577 of the Texas Health and Safety Code and with 25 Texas Administrative Code Chapter 134, concerning Private Psychiatric Hospitals and Crisis Stabilization Units, or a General or Special Hospital in accordance with Chapter 241 of the Texas health and Safety Code and with 25 Texas Administrative Code Chapter 133, concerning Hospital Licensing.
In the event that the Executive dies prior to the satisfaction of all of the Corporation's obligations under the terms of this Agreement, any remaining amounts payable to the Executive by the Corporation shall be paid to the person or persons previously designated by the Executive to the Corporation for such purposes, subject to entitlements of third persons under the provisions of NRS Chapter 133 or 134, whichever applies.
In accordance with the Working Environment Act and the regulations on organization, management and participation, Chapter 13-3, the employer shall, in collaboration with the occupational health service, prepare a plan showing the occupational health service's assistance in the business.
Without prejudice to the generality of the foregoing, not to bring onto or permit to be brought onto, or to employ or to permit to otherwise enter onto the said Premises or any part thereof, any person in contravention of the Immigration Act (Chapter 133) or any statutory modification or re-enactment thereof for the time being in force and to indemnify the Landlord against all costs, claims, liabilities, fines or expenses whatsoever which fall upon the Landlord by reason of non-compliance of this clause.
Without prejudice to the generality of the foregoing, not to bring onto or permit to be brought onto, or to employ or to permit to otherwise enter onto the said Premises or any part thereof, any person in contravention of the Immigration Act (Chapter 133) or any statutory modification or re- enactment thereof for the time being in force and to indemnify the Landlord against all costs, claims, liabilities, fines or expenses whatsoever which fall upon the Landlord by reason of non- compliance of this clause.
In view of the complexity of its formulation, it is not surprising that such reference has been the subject of diverging interpretations in the three arbitral awards rendered after the Libyan nationalizations of 1970 (see Chapter 13.3).
All right of way (ROW) activities, including acquisition of easement/property and relocation shall be accomplished in accordance with North Carolina General Statutes, N.C.G.S. §136- 44.36 Chapter 133, Article 2, Sections 133-5 through 133-18 (Relocation Assistance); and the North Carolina Department of Transportation Right of Way Manual.
They are two contractual provisions related to one another because, as demonstrated by relevant arbitral awards (see Chapter 13.3), an international arbitrator has systematically applied the parties’ choices of law even where, in contrast with the principles regulating conflicts of laws, a-national rules have been chosen instead of domestic legal systems (to which the state conflicts systems usually refer).
Said fund may also be used for the purpose of paying subsidence costs or for conducting Repressuring Operations in the event there is no “oil revenue” (as such term is defined in Chapter 133) or such oil revenue is insufficient to pay such costs.