Following the NLRB's definition of "merit," we included unfair labor practice charges where there were pre-complaint settlements or adjustments, in addition to those where complaints were issued.
For them, the Internet has become simultaneously a platform for enhanced social connections, a strategy to facilitate settlement and adjustment, and a source for a sense of fulfillment and independence.
It helps facilitate their settlement and adjustment to a new society, strengthen connections with their homeland, and develop a transnational lifestyle (e.g., Bailey et al. 2007; Khvorostianov et al. 2012).
In the January 7 , 1861issue of Paducah's Tri-Weekly Herald, he declared, "There is not the slightest hope of any settlement or adjustment of existing troubles".
For example, as earlier described, see supra, at __-__, the settlement includes no adjustment for inflation; only a few claimants per year can opt out at the back end; and loss-of-consortium claims are extinguished with no compensation.
For example, as earlier described, see supra, at 604-605, the settlement includes no adjustment for inflation; only a few claimants per year can opt out at the back end; and loss-of-consortium claims are extinguished with no compensation.
However, we do not view the increasing maritimity of the settlements simply as adjustments to such changing circumstances.
Although it took ten minutes for settlement after pH adjustment, some gypsum still remained in NDLH and led to large size pellets generation.
Debt settlement is a compromise, adjustment, or cancellation of an FLP debt.
A provision of the Internal Revenue Code makes it criminal for a federal employee to accept a gift for the compromise, adjustment, or settlement of any charge or complaint for violation of the revenue laws.
This is true despite gaps between rich and poor within urban settlements that need policy adjustments and with cities themselves subject to the economically self-defeating forces of hyper-corporatism.
