The Trainee must either: Sign the appraisal report as the appraiser; or be recognized in the certification statement with a description of the specific tasks performed while assisting with the appraisal.
I recognized in that statement the way so many of us live now, especially those of us lucky enough to have jobs we want to keep, and I was stunned.
Not recognized in the past as a vocal soccer player, Ray Fernandez made what he called "a bold statement," earlier this week.
Senior officials, in turn, thanked UNICEF for the partnership that led to this and other milestones, as well as the support that UNICEF is now providing for the polio immunization campaign, which was recognized in a statement of appreciation issued by the Palestinian Council of Ministers.
This scientific deficiency is recognized in rulings like the following statement from 2007: 'In addition, it is questionable whether the green lacewings are ingesting the CryBb1 protein that is coated around moth eggs in a diet.
We recognize, however, that the statement is not clear, is misleading, and it will be changed in the revised version.
"The untruthful rhetoric from the mosque and its spokesperson is doing nothing more than trying to bring empathy to their cause, which I hope our community recognizes," Mascara said in the statement.
The importance of human rights in medical and health practices has been recognized in a number of statements and publications by professional health organizations [17] [20].
The exercise of options has an economic cost to shareholders, and, in the wake of recent corporate governance scandals in the U.S., FASB believes this cost should be recognized in a company's income statement.
We can strengthen the hand of pragmatic forces in the Serbian government by recognizing in our public statements that Serbia needs to devote effort to having a healthy, balanced relationship with Russia.
In some States recognizing the statement at common law, the defendant was confined to arguing the law and commenting on the evidence of the witnesses; he could not state facts.
