1. Qualifications for Adjudicators

2. THE CAASA PANEL OF Adjudicators

3. Adjudicators must not enquire into disputes

4. President's List of Approved Dispute Adjudicators

5. Adjudicators 2021 Junior & Piano Composition

6. 23-1021.00 - Administrative Law Judges, Adjudicators, and Hearing Officers

7. 23-1021 Administrative Law Judges, Adjudicators, and Hearing Officers

8. Adjudicators for the One-Act Play Contest are selected from the current Accredited List of Adjudicators [Section 1033 (c) (9) (A-D)], secured from the League and provided by the Texas Theater Adjudicators and Officials (TTAO)

9. Adjudicators The international need for skilled and highly experienced dispute resolution specialists is met by the FIDIC President’s List of Approved Dispute Adjudicators

10. USBands utilizes an esteemed group of 300 + adjudicators from all over the country

11. Adjudicators continue to work overtime, knowing how many people are depending on them

12. In usual circumstances, Adjudicators have to render their decision within 28 days from appointment.

13. Adjudicators preside over, judge, and help arbitrate legal disputes pertaining to government issues and program eligibility

14. Appointees (adjudicators) at Tribunals Ontario hold hearings, make rulings, review and analyze evidence and make decisions

15. Heavy responsibility on Adjudicators to protect the rights of individuals as well as the national interest

16. USCIS Adjudicators are regular people who have the same problems that many of us do

17. For some lawyers, this is a bridge too far in adapting to becoming good Adjudicators

18. Synonyms for Adjudicators include jury, bench, board, panel, tribunal, judges, peers, referees, arbitrators and umpires

19. Some questions asked adjudicators in one English Speaking Contest still run upon me very often.

20. When there was a crime a dragonborn clan could not handle on their own, it was the duty of the Adjudicators to take care of it.2 Members of the Adjudicators used golden beads beneath

21. Past and present arbitrators appointed by the Board and adjudicators appointed by Order-in-Council. Purpose:

22. Synonyms for Arbiters include judges, referees, adjudicators, arbitrators, umpires, conciliators, mediators, go-betweens, linesmen and negotiators

23. The APC is required for all Personnel Security Adjudicators in the DOD Consolidated Adjudications Facility (CAF), DOD Intelligence Community (IC) Central Adjudication Facilities, and personnel security Adjudicators employed by an agency accepted to participate in the program.

24. Impact Dance Adjudicators seeks to inspire young dancers in this uncertain time through our Virtual Dance Competitions

25. Meanwhile, many Adjudicators also have previous career experience in roles such as administrative assistant or pharmacist technician

26. Our Adjudicators are skilled professionals who have been trained and accredited by the Construction Adjudicator Accreditation Committee of SMC

27. Adjudicators must apply and interview to participate in the Georgia High School Musical Theatre Awards - Shuler Hensley Awards®

28. PURPOSE The purpose of this organization is to provide a group of experienced, active and competent music Adjudicators

29. This gives rise to discretionary decisions by adjudicators and administrators, undermining generality and discrediting the ideal of the rule of law.

30. However, the obligation to ensure that assistants comply with the code would be on the Adjudicators they work for, as expressed

31. Adjudicators are not looking for speakers who are stylish, but rather they are looking at the style of the speakers

32. Adjudicators are a very highly trained group of personnel security specialists. Being that they occupy a very crucial and sensitive position in the security clearance process, Adjudicators undergo almost 18 to 24 months of on-the-job training, computer-based training and a formalized classroom instructional program.

33. Adjudicators – Input your availability, caption preference (first entered being the caption you are most comfortable adjudicating), preferences, biography and references

34. OPM investigators utilize these 14 Adjudicative Guidelines to "flag" or alert adjudicators to issues in your case file.

35. Adjudicators are selected based on their qualifications and experience in musical theatre, directing, acting, vocal music, performing arts education and related fields.

36. Medical advisors and adjudicators went to the shelves and took the file that was closest to them regardless of the complexity of the file.

37. Adjudicators have direct control, such as associates in an arbitrator’s law firm or clerks in relation to judges on a permanent standing body

38. The department didn’t say how many claims Adjudicators will have to deal with, but the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reported they number about 5,000

39. The UK Adjudicators' 2021 Edinburgh Adjudication & Arbitration Conference takes place online on the 5 March 2021 , the day before the Edinburgh Pre Vis Moot

40. It is extremely important that inspectors and Adjudicators be very conscious of the date of the marriage at the time the alien is admitted or adjusted

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42. Adjudicators work hard to refrain from asking, “Did your three-year-old number this music?” Honestly, clear and legible numbers on every measure help make the judging so much easier

43. Position ID J0321-0818 Job Title Adjudicators Job Type Permanent Full-Time Job Category Disability Management Job Location Edmonton or Calgary, Alberta, Canada Date Posted March 15, 2021 Closing Date March 29, 2021

44. The Adjudicators (Schatjamaetrish in Tymantheran)1 were an organization of dragonborn soldiers gathered from every clan, who served as the police force of Djerad Thymar under the direct command of the Vanquisher

45. a person or group that makes an official decision about something, especially about who is right in a disagreement: The construction group has brought seven separate disputes with the developer to Adjudicators …

46. Adjudicators for PSMO-I, PSMO-II, military CAFs (Army CCF, DONCAF, AFCAF) and other defense agencies/organizations (DIA, NSA, NGA, WHS, DOHA and Joint Staff) are all centrally located at the DOD CAF

47. Administrative law judges, Adjudicators, and hearing officers operate outside the courts— they work for government agencies, on issues such as determining eligibility for workers’ compensation benefits or verifying a case of employment discrimination

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49. Since the inception of statutory adjudication in the UK in 1998, I have conducted numerous UK adjudications as party representative, and have also been appointed by Adjudicators as a legal assessor in adjudications on many occasions.

50. Our goal at IDA is to supply Competitions with PRE-SCREENED, educated Adjudicators who have working industry knowledge in all styles of dance, as well as teachers of all ages and levels in the classroom

51. This association of music Adjudicators offers high standards of ethics, encourages the development of music in the schools and works in cooperation with the University Interscholastic League, school administrators, music directors, student participants, the Texas Music

52. The Fundamentals of Suitability for Suitability and Fitness Adjudicators (Fundamentals) is a five day instructor-led course that covers the fundamentals of adjudication of character and conduct through application of the criteria at title 5, Code of Federal Regulations, part 731.

53. All Adjudicators, whether or not practising in the field of international arbitration (and most do not) should be familiar with the IBA Guidelines on Conflict of Interest (2014) [1] and the “traffic light” test that is set down therein

54. Synonyms of Adjudicators 1 a person who impartially decides or resolves a dispute or controversy since they seemed to be in a hopeless stalemate, both labor and management agreed to use an independent adjudicator to decide the terms of the contract

55. When it comes to the most important skills required to be an unemployment claims Adjudicator, we found that a lot of resumes listed 30.0% of unemployment claims Adjudicators included unemployment claims, while 26.5% of resumes included necessary information, and 11.9% of resumes included legal requirements.

56. An arbitral tribunal or arbitration tribunal, also arbitration commission, arbitration committee or arbitration council is a panel of unbiased adjudicators which is convened and sits to resolve a dispute by way of arbitration.The tribunal may consist of a sole arbitrator, or there may be two or more Arbitrators, which might include a chairman or an umpire.

57. The Court’s decision in Deluxe Art & Theme Limited v Beck Interiors Limited [2016] EWHC 238 (TCC) is likely to have significant ramifications for Adjudications commenced under the Scheme for Construction Contracts 1998 (“the Scheme”) and parties, adjudicators and nominating bodies alike will have to take note and review their respective practices where appropriate.

58. These include, inter alia, placing the burden on the petitioner to demonstrate that the beneficiary is employed in a third-party worksite for a specific assignment in a specialty occupation; applying the same level of scrutiny to both original petitions and extension requests; issue of memos by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) on multiple H-1B filings; and full discretion to USCIS adjudicators to deny an application or petition without prior filing of a Request for Evidence (RFE) or Notice of Intent to Deny (NOID) in certain cases on the basis of initial evidence.