In 1764, when faced with a coordinated effort to permanently end proprietary rule, his allies begrudgingly began to canvass with German voters.
Conflicts with the lords proprietor over economic support, trade with local peoples, and the authority of the Commons House (the colony's representative assembly) resulted in the overthrow of proprietary rule and the conversion of Carolina to a royal colony in 1719.
Organizational law also supplies a set of proprietary rules that provide for asset partitioning.
Existing automated compliance checking (ACC) systems are limited in their automation; they rely on the use of hard-coded, proprietary rules for representing regulatory requirements, which requires major manual effort in extracting regulatory information from textual regulatory documents and coding these information into a rule format.
As demand for local news, comedy shows, and sports clips increases, for instance, media companies, device makers, operating-system providers, and mobile carriers will need to establish relationships that allow the public to select from a large amount of content, without confounding them with proprietary rules, Young says.
The company operates a corporate account scheme whereby employees of major corporations or organizations can order dinner online at the company's expense (subject to a number of proprietary rules and policies).
" I think the banking supervisors have an interest in that even without this proprietary trading rule and I think the merchant banking thing has to be looked at on its own grounds".
In addition, a series of quality-control filters (proprietary critical rule sets) are used to screen susceptibility test results for patterns indicative of testing error; suspect results are removed from analysis for laboratory confirmation.
The other road "leads back to yesteryear, where proprietary systems ruled the day .The controversy points to a more general problem with technology standards: where to draw the line between the IT commons and the areas where firms should compete with proprietary technology.
Meanwhile, under the hood, WhatWine uses its own proprietary pairing rules and image recognition technology, in conjunction with licensed OCR software and information pulled in from the Snooth wine database on grape types.
Named for Paul A. Volcker, a former chairman of the Federal Reserve who campaigned for the ban on proprietary trading, the rule is premised on the notion that banks should not make risky wagers while enjoying government deposit insurance and other federal support.
