Section B. Employer shall mean the District Board of Trustees of Palm Beach State College, Florida.
Section B of the Cemetery means the non-grassed area consisting of Rows 60 to 77 (inclusive) as shown on Schedule “B”.
Section B. Additional payments payable proportionately by the allottee to the Promoter are additional of the chargeable area. Proportionate share of costs charges and expenses as detailed as under are all proportionately additional of the chargeable area :
Examples of Section B in a sentence
No additional requirements exist except as provided in other sections of this permit including Section B (State Only General Requirements).
No additional requirements exist except as provided in other sections of this permit including Section B (State Only General Requirements) and/or Section E (Source Group Restrictions).
No additional reporting requirements exist except as provided in other sections of this permit including Section B (State Only General Requirements).
No additional testing requirements exist except as provided in other sections of this permit including Section B (State Only General Requirements).
No additional monitoring requirements exist except as provided in other sections of this permit including Section B (State Only General Requirements).
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Section B. Course Information (Please print clearly) Students’ UIS academic advisor needs to complete this section before you can submit it to financial aid. Students must submit a copy of your class schedule which includes the course name, credit hours and semester you are enrolled in at the host school. UIS Academic Advisor from your major college: Signing and completing this section will verify the courses listed below are transferable to UIS and are required for the student’s degree program at UIS. Host School (no abbreviations please) Course Number Course Title Is this course online? Credit Hours Start/End date of course Will Credits be accepted by UIS? UIS Equivalent course UIS Academic Advisor Name and Title (print) Academic Advisor Signature (required) Date ▲ ▲ University of Illinois Springfield – Office of Financial Assistance One University Plaza, MS UHB 0000 -- Xxxxxxxxxxx, Xxxxxxxx 00000-0000 -- Phone: (000)000-0000 xxxxx://xxx.xxx.xxx/cost-aid/financial-aid HOST SCHOOL INFORMATION : Name of Host School (no abbreviations please) CONTACT INFORMATION : Contact Person Title of Contact Person E-Mail Phone Number COST OF ATTENDANCE : Tuition and Fees: $ Dates of Enrollment: Room and Board: $ Credit (or Quarter) Hours Enrolled: Transportation: $ Miscellaneous: $ TOTAL $ Please note if student is receiving scholarship(s) at Host school and the amount: Comments:
Section B means Section B of the RMSPS;
Section B. Student meets with an academic advisor in the Advising Center (Centennial Hall 366), Multicultural Student Services (Centennial Hall 221), or Pre-Business Advising (Centennial Hall 229). Graduate students meet with an academic advisor for his/her program of study. The advisor will determine if the course(s) are applicable to the degree program of study at SCSU. If the course is applicable, the advisor will attach a copy of the Transferology Lab Audit to the consortium form and give back to the student to submit the form to the visited institution’s Financial Aid Office.
Section B. [Common installations in respect whereof only right of user in common shall be granted as Service Area]
Section B. For a Parent who has a child registered in the 1st Eucharist Program (and Parent Session Eucharist 101 program) (1st Eucharist only) I understand there are mandatory events in the preparation for 1st Reconciliation/1st Eucharist that my child will need to attend as well. These include: a 1st Reconciliation communal service and a 1st Eucharist Retreat. ______(initial) I understand that if my child misses 6(six) sessions, they will be dropped from the program of preparing for 1st Eucharist, and no refund will be given, (if they are sick or have been exposed to Covid-19) I need to make arrangements to continue their preparation for this sacrament . _______(initial) I understand my child must be baptized before they can receive 1st Reconciliation/1st Eucharist. I must locate and turn in a copy of their baptismal certificate. ______(initial) I understand if my child is over the age of 7 (seven), and have not received the sacrament of baptism, they will need to be enrolled in Faith Formation, but they will be celebrating their sacraments at Easter Xxxxx next year, no exceptions, please let the director know if your child needs their sacrament of baptism! Thanks,______(initial) For those who are post 3rd grade level and need to prepare for their 1st Eucharist, I understand that I their parent will be required to take a 12 week session to prepare my child for their 1st Eucharist (beginning in December)the guidelines and forms that need to be signed before my child begins their preparation. I also understand there is an extra fee. ________(initial) Payment: I understand that the payment for 1st Eucharist is $30.00, it is due by December 6th 2020 if it is not paid, I understand my child will be dropped from the program. _______(initial)
Section B. When comfort cannot be achieved in the current setting, the person, including someone with “Comfort Measures Only,” should be transferred to a setting able to provide comfort (e.g., treatment of a hip fracture). • IV medication to enhance comfort may be appropriate for a person who has chosen “Comfort Measures Only.” • Non-invasive positive airway pressure includes continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP), bi-level positive airway pressure (BiPAP), and bag valve mask (BVM) assisted respirations. • Treatment of dehydration prolongs life. A person who desires IV fluids should indicate “Limited Interventions” or “Full Treatment.” Reviewing POLST It is recommended that POLST be reviewed periodically. Review is recommended when: • The person is transferred from one care setting or care level to another, or • There is a substantial change in the person’s health status, or • The person’s treatment preferences change. Modifying and Voiding POLST • A person with capacity can, at any time, void the POLST form or change his/her mind about his/her treatment preferences by executing a verbal or written advance directive or a new POLST form. • To void POLST, draw a line through Sections A through D and write “VOID” in large letters. Sign and date this line. • A health care decisionmaker may request to modify the orders based on the known desires of the individual or, if unknown, the individual’s best interests. This form is approved by the California Emergency Medical Services Authority in cooperation with the statewide POLST Task Force. For more information or a copy of the form, visit xxx.xxxxxxx.xxx.
Section B. 8: Pre-approval of Expenditures Exceeding $100,000: “Any expenditure exceeding $100,000 to be utilized by the Agreement Holder for purposes of meeting the eligibility requirements of an allowable purpose under the program must receive pre-approval from the License and Storage Contract Branch, WCMD. Failure to receive pre-approval will result in the asset not being considered as a qualified expenditure. • Section B-9(a): Requirement of Eligible Purchases with CCC Funding to be Readily Put into Service: The Agreement Holder is required to install assets purchased with CCC funds, within 24 months after the date of a purchase agreement. If unforeseen difficulties prevent the Agreement Holder from An Equal Opportunity Provider and Employer meeting the 24-month installation time, the Agreement Holder must receive approval from the License and Storage Contract Branch, WCMD.