This engineering and material chapter covers the essential requirements for control valve bodies, actuators and accessories, designed, constructed, and materially tested in accordance with the references outlined herein.
His family and friends, supported by an independent autopsy that materially differs from the one Cook County performed, believe the police killed him and covered it up.
Indeed, in the past quarter century (and as covered in Cardiovascular Pathology over those years), significant improvements in pathologic understanding and in engineering design have materially enhanced the toolkit of options for such refractory patients.
The memorandum does not draw any conclusions about whether the withholding of the videotapes was unlawful, but it notes that federal law penalizes anyone who "knowingly and willfully" withholds or "covers up" a "material fact" from a federal inquiry or makes "any materially false statement" to investigators.
The SEC called the proxy materials materially false and misleading.
Health plan membership is expected "to decline materially" in 2002, he said, as Aetna raises prices to cover rising medical costs and as the withdrawals that it has already announced take effect.
In addition to the $190 million payment from Cablevision, MSG will use some of the money it generates from its operations and cash it already has on hand to cover the costs, which the company said would be "materially" more than $500 million.
The lender set aside $535.4 million to cover bad debts, as repayment rates by borrowers "weakened materially" in its corporate finance unit in the quarter, especially in the media, energy and commercial real estate industries, CIT said.
"Depending on the final outcome of the investigation, and if insurance recoveries are unavailable or insufficient to cover the losses, PG&E Corporation's and the utility's financial condition or results of operations could be materially adversely affected," wrote PG&E General Counsel Hyun Park.
Before Medicare will cover skilled nursing services, it said, "there must be an expectation that the beneficiary's condition will improve materially in a reasonable and generally predictable period of time, based on the physician's assessment".
