The application is evaluated according to the same need-based guidelines that were in effect when the student was admitted.
"My client has spent over $1 million based on the zoning that was in effect when he began," Mr. Rothkrug said.
The colleges, the University of Michigan, Michigan State University and Wayne State University, want to complete their annual admissions and financial aid cycles using the standards that were in effect when the process began earlier this year.
But under the rules that were in effect when the state's 10-year experiment in televising trials ended, and which Justice Teresi indicated would again be applicable, some witnesses -- although not the defendants -- may request that their images not be televised.
The price paid for the land, of course, will be used to adjust the tax that was in effect when the property was purchased (it is often the case that if the tax had been lower, the price paid for the land would have been higher).
That means the top ordinary income tax rate, now 35%, would return to the 39.6% rate that was in effect when President Bush took office.
He apparently was referring to the early CDC guidelines that were in effect when Thomas Duncan first showed up at a Dallas hospital and was sent home, sick with Ebola, only to return.
It is her failure to store her emails in the State Department's record keeping system as required by the law that was in effect when she was Secretary of State.
(3) The memorandum is in effect when the loan is made and will remain in effect until the maturity of the subject loan.
The EXP boost is in effect when you are on the same server channel and the same map as your party-mates.
The insurance company regulations don't apply to health plans that were in effect in early 2010 when the Affordable Care Act was signed into law; about 23% of workers had coverage through a so-called "grandfathered" plan last year, according to the Kaiser Family Foundation.
