OECA definition

OECA means One East Capital Advisors, LP, of which James Cacioppo is a Managing Partner. “OEMS” means One East Management Services, LLC, a wholly-owned subsidiary of OECA.
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Examples of OECA in a sentence

  • It is possible that OECA will develop and implement a new SNC/Enforcement Response Policy and the PPA negotiations may have to take this into consideration.

  • Work must adhere to OECA program policies, standards and practices.

  • OECA is working with the Regions to develop a new Enforcement Response Policy (ERP) that will define significant non-compliers by system-based approach versus the current rule-based approach.

  • The SEC shall serve as the forum for resolution of disputes which are not resolved by the DRC and shall be composed of the EPA Assistant Administrator of the Office of Enforcement and Compliance Assurance (OECA) and the DOE Assistant Secretary for Environmental Management.

  • Final FY07 Update to Office of Enforcement Compliance Assurance (OECA), National Program Managers’ Guidance.

  • NPDWR, Contaminant Class or Core Activity Activity Components State Commitment Region 5 Activities State/EPA Evaluation 15.2 – The State will conduct compliance assistance and enforcement activities to help prevent systems from becoming M/R or CCR SNCs. Where possible, the State will address M/R, CCR, MCL and TT SNCs before they become Exceptions, and address Exceptions as soon as possible so the FY 2008 OECA commitment attached to this ARDP are met or exceeded.

  • Directors are assigned only when in the opinion of OECA, the size and complexity of the production warrants.

  • Under the overall responsibility and authority of TVO Management, and adhering to OECA policies, standards and practices, the Digital Media Producer I is responsible for creating multi-platform content consistent with editorial, artistic, intellectual and technical quality standards within a specified timeframe and resource allocation.

  • See the most recent OECA National Program Manager’s Guidance Addendum and the CAA, CWA and RCRA Compliance Monitoring Strategies.

  • OECA reserves the right to ensure a safe and positive training environment and therefore may exclude or dismiss anyone who chooses not to follow the established OTI Student Code of Conduct or staff directives.

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