In the wake of financial crisis, however, the amount the government has recovered from the provision has turned out to be nominal, at best, The New York Times writes.
However, as The Huffington Post recently reported, the tribe's ownership of Plain Green is nominal at best: The company is part of a growing trend of "rent-a-tribe" operations, where off-reservation finance companies use tribal sovereignty as a shield to try to evade state lending regulations and consumer protection laws.
The simulated Type I error rate of the corrected analysis was below nominal at 0.03, while the Type I error rate of the observed analysis was above nominal at 0.06.
Trail guides are available for a nominal charge at the marine centre, where snorkelling equipment can also be hired.
Patients pay a nominal fee at the point of care and, as in the UK, the service is GP-centric.
In exchange for ponying up $5 billion, he will get a board seat, giving him at least a nominal voice at the table.
RBPS∗ requires no additional processing overhead at MTs' end, though it involves a nominal overhead at the MSC end.
Nor is it clear that Comey, or his nominal superiors at the Justice Department, are acting out of conscious partisan motivation now, despite dueling partisan accusations to the contrary.
Putin's nominal rivals at the election include Pavel Grudinin, the Communist party candidate, and Ksenia Sobchak, a liberal journalist who has spoken out in favour of LGBT rights.
