Malik Khursheed, who also
assumed charge as the administrator of all 109 union councils in the district, added that assistant commissioners Tayyab Ahmed, Bilawal Mustafa, Waqar Ahmed and Muhammad Abid
assumed charge of administrators of the Hasilpur, Khairpur Tamewali, Ahmedpur East and Yazman municipal committees.
Man tests positive for dengue in Bahawalpur
How did they ever discover my fraud or use of an
assumed name, when I did not disclose my real name at that time, and didn't disclose the
assumed name in connection with my daughter's petition?
You cannot have 'assumed name' fingerprints
It is notified by the establishment division that Ghulam Rasool has
assumed the charge of the post of Private Secretary (BS-17) in the commerce division w.e.f 06-06-17.
Establishment division transfers five officers of commerce division
The largest jump -- from 25 to 21 -- was from Agrinational Insurance Co., which booked more than an 85 percent increase in premium
assumed from non-affiliates.
Top 25 U.S. Reinsurers in 2011
First Citizens Bank and Trust Company, Inc., Columbia, South Carolina, has
assumed all of the deposits of Williamsburg First National Bank.
United States : Nation Records 103rd Bank Failure of 2010
The model assumes that stock prices will increase at the risk-free interest rate (B15) minus the expected dividend yield (B16), then plus or minus the price volatility (B12)
assumed for the stock.
How to "excel" at options valuation: build a flexible, spreadsheet-based lattice model for better calculations
* Measure and recognize the assets acquired and liabilities
assumed.
Business combinations: requiring the acquisition method
Deidre Lee, the Defense Department's director of procurement, has
assumed a senior role at a newly formed branch of the General Services Administration.
Pentagon procurement chief assumes senior role at GSA's new Federal Acquisition Service
Additionally, when the partnership satisfies the obligation or when the obligation otherwise becomes fixed (when economic performance occurs), the deduction related to the
assumed liability is allocated to the contributing partner under Sec.
Partnership liabilities
I
assumed the role of an observer-participant and planned institute meetings, observed teachers engage in professional activities, and interviewed both principals and district supervisors.
Teachers blossom into new leadership roles
Many agencies and organizations have, over the years,
assumed that a substance should be
assumed benign until proven harmful, and that caution is needed only in limited cases.
A precautionary tale: mental health and risk communication
The court emphasized that it was not overruling the Northern Insurance decision, but made its decision because Henkel's liability was not imposed involuntarily by law, but
assumed voluntarily by contract.
A question of coverage: California clarifies the ability of corporations to obtain coverage from policies issued to predecessor corporations
where a metallic screen illuminated by p- or s-polarized light is
assumed. (1) The corresponding expression in Kirchhoff's theory, which is usually associated with black screens, is
Optical diffraction in close proximity to plane apertures. III. Modified, self-consistent theory
That he labels as false the theory that there is a causal relation between Islam, monolithically
assumed, and science, largely ill-defined, gives us good reason to believe that error in scope or methodology of the question is what Gutas wishes to highlight.
An unfortunate response: Iqbal on Gutas
The authors whose essays are gathered in Court and Politics in Papal Rome, 1492-1700 take seriously the assertion of Ludovico Ludovisi, cardinal-nephew of Pope Gregory XV, that early modern Rome was "the world's theatre." They also, like Cardinal Ludovisi, suggest that this theater provided more than merely ostentatious pageantry masking rapidly declining political influence, as modern historians have often
assumed. The essays in this volume argue that Rome from the fifteenth through the eighteenth century is a very crowded stage where one can observe the workings of great powers on an intimate scale: in the tight confines of the Roman cityscape, in the Curia, and especially in the claustrophobic quarters of the papal conclave.
Court and Politics in Papal Rome, 1492-1700