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When bidder will be sent out and closing date ... 

Closing date to amend Schedule of Pharmaceutical Benefits 14... 

Balance Sheet The balance sheet represents an accounting view of the financial status of a company on a particular date. Table 9-3 is an example of a balance sheet for a company. The date frequently used by corporations is December 31 of any given year, although some companies are now using June 30 or September 30 as the closing date. It is as if the company s operation were frozen in time on that date. The term consolidated means that all the balance sheet and income statement data include information from the parent as well as subsidiary operations. The balance sheet consists of two parts assets are the items that the company owns, and liabilities and stockholders equity are what the... 

Records the work request code number, the change request date, the system experiencing the change, and a description of the change. It also records testing status, start and close dates, and the programmer s initials. 

A job announcement states, The application period for this position is from January 15 through March 1. Applications are available at the Fire Department at 600 Main Street. Application forms must be received at the department by 5 00 p.m. on the closing date of the application period. Which of the following statements describes this announcement most clearly and accurately ... 

Within two weeks of the study closing date, we issue an interim report, the purpose of which is to provide rapid feedback to participants. At the conclusion of each study, a detailed final report is prepared and issued to participants. This report contains a full description of the study together with statistical analysis and graphical presentation of the results. The report is prepared in a standardised format consistent with ISO and ILAC guidelines for proficiency test reports. 

SINCE the closing date of this article, which reached the publisher in the above form, ready for print, in January 1910, a series of important articles have been published which take a stand especially with regard to the problems discussed in Sections 23-26. We will report on these papers in the form of appendixes to the sections dealing with the respective problems. 

The 16th-century majolica samples came from excavations at the Metropolitan Cathedral in Mexico City and can be assigned to a date before 1573. Other ceramics from excavations in Mexico City at the Sagrario and the Metro can not be so closely dated. The types of ceramics include Mexico City White, Fig Springs/ San Juan Polychrome, Sevilla White, and Columbia Gun Metal. 

Table I lists the 31 shards used in this study. Their fragmentary state made typological identification difficult and close dating impossible. According to Wolff (10), seven of the shards date to the Byzantine period (4th-7th centuries A.D.), one is Roman (lst-4th centuries A.D.), and the remaining 23 represent Punic, Greek, Graeco-Italic, Corinthian, and unidentified types, ranging in date from the 4th century B.C, to the end of the third Punic War in 146 B.C. As a group, the shards span more than a millennium.

The procurement agency should have a clear policy regarding the acceptance of EOIs after the specified closing date. Processing of late submissions should not normally be allowed. Only in exceptional instances should late EOIs be considered, e.g. when a manufacturer is the only one to express an interest in supplying a specific product. 

Manufacturers who have submitted an EOl before the closing date specified in the invitation should be given guidelines for the compilation and submis-... 

Time frames should be set for evaluation of product information. Product information should be evaluated within 21 days after the closing date for submission. A written procedure for evaluation should be followed. An example of an SOP for screening and assessing product infonnation is attached as Appendix 1. 

Another class of problems of which only the surface has been scratched is offered by mixed systems in which a Fischer-Tropsch type catalyst is combined with a solid acid such as a zeolite. Such systems have been used in recent attempts to produce narrower product distributions, and indeed deviations from the normal Schulz-Flory distribution have been reported (82-84). However, at the closing date of this review it was still unclear whether the results are characteristic of the running-in or of the steady-state behavior of the catalyst. In particular, the selective retention of the heavier products within the pores of the support might falsify the apparent catalyst selectivity. Only accurate mass-balancing and/or steady-state data can provide information on true product patterns unspoiled by this running-in phenomenon. 

The Blue Book consists of two parts Part I sets forth the several statutes pertaining to the antitrust laws Part II presents in chronological order a summary of all cases which have been instituted by the Department of Justice under those laws from 1890 to the closing date of the particular edition of the Blue Book. Each summary contains a statement of the charges made in the case, the result of court proceedings, and the status of pending cases. The cases are comprehensively indexed both by case name and by subject matter. 

These tables give the 2006 self-consistent set of values of the basic constants and conversion factors of physics and chemistry recommended by the Committee on Data for Science and Technology (CODATA) for international use. The 2006 adjustment takes into account the data considered in the 2002 adjustment as well as the data that became available between 31 December 2002, the closing date of that adjustment, and 31 December 2006, the closing date of the new adjustment. The new data has led to a significant reduction in the uncertainties of many recommended values. The 2006 set replaces the previously recommended 2002 CODATA set and may also be found on the World Wide Web at physics.nist.gov/constants. 

Regents of the University of California (Approximate closing date for data January 1, 2006)... 

The closing date of the literature search as covered in this chapter including this Note Added in Proof is March 1996. 

The committee stage is used to circulate the first committee draft to all member bodies for consideration. Votes and comments shall be returned to ISO within 3 months. ISO shall circulate the result of the ballot and a compilation of comments to all member bodies not later than 4 weeks after the closing date for voting. The secretariat shall also indicate its proposal on how to proceed with the project. 

The EPA takes the position that a purchaser cannot manufacture or import a substance imtil the seller files a NOC. The seller should determine if it will accelerate any existing manufacturing or importation plans to enable it to file an NOC before the anticipated Closing date. If the seller expects that it wiU continue to manufacture the PMN substance after the Closing, then it wiU be able to file the NOC after the Closing. 

The FIAT 1 issue benefits from a credit enhancement level of 11% from subordination of the unrated class M notes. The Globaldrive B issue benefits from 4% credit enhancement of the class B notes and a reserve fund, which builds up from 1.8% at the closing date to 2.75% of the balance of the initial pool. Fully funded, the Globaldrive B class A notes benefit from a total credit enhancement of 6.75%. The PPAF 1 issue benefits from a credit enhancement level of 33.3% from subordination of the class B and the class C notes (20.5% and 8.5%, respectively) and a cash reserve of 4.3% of the initial notes balance. 

Strictly speaking, the FIAT 1 transaction does not generate excess spread. This explains the high level of credit enhancement from the unrated class M notes (usually, unrated tranches are either privately sold or kept as an equity tranche by the originator). On the closing date, an amount of notes was issued which was equal to the net present value of all future cash payments due from the collateral (as opposed to the principal balance of the collateral). The discount rate used was the fixed rate payable to the swap counterparty (swap rate plus coupon on the class A notes and all fees associated with the transaction). Structured this way, the receivables always yield the discount rate, leaving no excess spread in the transaction. However, losses on the FIAT 1 portfolio can be covered to a certain degree from interest collections because the structure provides for delinquent principal and defaults to be covered before interest is paid on the class M notes. 

Exhibit 14.14 also shows that delinquencies for each bucket have been rising since the transaction s closing date in March 2002. This trend is entirely expected while the receivables age. By the time the transaction was completed, more than 60% of the receivables (by principal balance) were seasoned for 18 months or less and more than 40% were seasoned for 12 months or less. Therefore, we would expect delinquencies to rise as the receivables age. Exhibit 14.15 shows the same delinquency buckets for the Globaldrive B transaction, which is backed by a much more seasoned pool of auto loan receivables. 

The subscription agreement is an agreement between the issuer and the manager. It includes an undertaking by the manager to purchase the bonds on the closing date, subject to certain conditions precedent. 

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