The change comes after NYCB held back on growth in an effort to keep its assets below the $50 billion mark that would trigger its designation as a systemically important financial institution subject to increased regulatory and capital requirements.
That designation triggers a review by the agency to see whether steps should be taken to minimize the chemicals drifting off fields into nearby communities.
Because of her 1993 drug offenses, Stephanie was categorized as a "career criminal," a designation that triggers a mandatory life sentence.
He also noted that even though the region is very dry, so far this year conditions aren't bad enough to trigger an official drought designation, which would prompt tightening for everyone.
Moreover, the state will use the scores to determine whether a school is considered failing -- the dreaded scarlet "S.U.R.R.," for Schools Under Registration Review -- a designation that can trigger the transfers of teachers and administrators.
It calls on U.N. Secretary General António Guterres to spearhead efforts to declare a complex humanitarian emergency, an official designation that would trigger a major, comprehensive effort under U.N. auspices and unlock the mobilization of international resources.
The historic designation would have triggered a state law that reduces property taxes in exchange for stricter rules governing alterations.
This system is linked to a custom trigger system, which also consists of the target designation button and zoom buttons housed on the trigger guard.
Industry counterattacked, arguing that the hazardous designation would ruin the recycling market and could trigger burdensome new investments.
On October 20, 2017, Present Trump announced the designation of North Korea as a state sponsor of terrorism, triggering additional sanctions authorities.
The national designation, by contrast, is purely honorific and doesn't trigger any diminution of property rights.
