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Boeing Conduct that is prohibited under Boeing policy may not be accomplished on an employee's behalf by anyone outside the company. Promoting compliance with the standards of conduct established by Boeing and applicable laws, and ensuring that employees are aware of these standards and the legal requirements relevant to their work. The Boeing Company will maintain a program to communicate to employees its commitment to integrity and uncompromising values, as set forth in the Boeing Values. www.itcilo.it /english/actrav/telearn/global/ilo/code/boeing.htm   (2124 words)

Protective / Protective Life Insurance Company Protective Life Insurance Company is also a member of the Insurance Marketplace Standards Association (IMSA) and has adopted its Principles of Ethical Market Conduct. IMSA is a voluntary membership organization created by life insurance chief executives to establish a uniform set of standards against which companies can verify that they have appropriate market conduct policies and procedures in place for their individual life and annuity products. Its central goal is to maintain high standards of ethical company behavior in the life insurance marketplace. www.protective.com /PL_Inside.asp?id=109   (2124 words)

The Bahamas Investment Authority / Incentives to Invest in The Bahamas The rigid, self-regulatory code of conduct of The Association of International Banks and Trust Companies (AIBT) also deters the use of financial operations for criminal activities and upholds the principles of bank secrecy. The banking community of The Bahamas is well supervised by The Central Bank of The Bahamas, which maintains a regulatory environment conducive to investment opportunities, while ensuring the highest standards of operations and conduct, as developed by the Basle Committee on Banking Supervision. Over 60% (246) of all the banks licensed within The Bahamas, offer trust services in addition to their regular banking operations. www.geographia.com /bahamas/investment/bankng01.htm   (726 words)

FindLaw - Agreement to Implement the Execution and Closing of Vessel Purchase, Purchase of Guam Assets and Alliance Slot Hire Agreement - Matson Navigation Co. Inc. and American President Lines Ltd. Matson is duly qualified to conduct business in every jurisdiction in which it is currently conducting business and in which it is contemplated that Matson will conduct business under this Agreement and the Related Agreements, if such qualification is legally required. Matson may perform the design work with its own personnel or may contract with third parties for such work; provided, that all third party costs incurred in developing the design shall be subject to cost sharing under SECTION 6.5(e) hereof. The obligation of Matson to close the transactions contemplated under the GAPA shall be subject to the following conditions having been satisfied in all material respects, or waived in writing by Matson, as of the Implementation Date: (i) Execution of Alliance Agreement. techdeals.startup.findlaw.com /agreements/alex/apl.guam.1995.09.22.html   (5973 words)

State Farm Mutual Auto Ins. Co. v. Smith (2001) * Illinois Exclusions written into an insurance policy by the insurance company are not "policy defenses available at common law." Rather, they are contractual provisions and, therefore, do not fall within the meaning of the amendment. As our appellate court noted in the case at bar, "[t]he purpose of mandatory automobile liability insurance is not only to protect the owner against liability or some other insurance company; rather, its principal purpose is to protect the public by securing payment of their damages." 315 Ill. [Automobile] [b]usinesses *** should assume direct responsibility for the conduct of their employees through the purchase of insurance which reflects these unusual risks. www.claimrep.com /laws/cases/Il/caseILStateFarm01.htm   (5973 words)

Training Center Cape May - Training Schools In addition to successful competition of the school, the prospective Company Commander must be certified as an instructor and must be approved by a Board composed of the Regimental Officer, the Battalion Officer and the Battalion Commander. The Company Commander School trains the petty officers and chief petty officers that train the recruits. The commanding officer of the member who request CC duty must conduct an interview to determine if the candidate is fully qualified as described in Articles 4.E.2.a and 4.E.8 of the Coast Guard Personnel Manual. www.uscg.mil /hq/capeMay/CCSchool.htm   (381 words)

Useful Information - Useful Links Scrivener notaries who practise in Central London are also members of and regulated by The Worshipful Company of Scriveners. Notaries are primarily concerned with the authentication and certification of signatures and documents for use abroad. They are also authorised to conduct general legal practice (excluding the conduct of proceedings) They may exercise the powers of a Commissioner for Oaths. www.thenotariessociety.org.uk /useful_links.asp   (263 words)

FTC: R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company In addition, the company would be required to make available to the FTC for inspection competent and reliable data concerning sales of each brand of Reynolds cigarettes to any person under the age of 18, and each brand’s share of smokers under the age of 18. The agency is seeking an order that would bar Reynolds from using the Joe Camel campaign to advertise to kids and would require the company to conduct a public education campaign discouraging young people from smoking. Beginning in 1987, ads and promotions for Reynolds Camel brand cigarettes had as their central theme a cartoon camel sometimes referred to as "Old Joe," "Smooth Character" or "Joe Camel." The purpose of the Joe Camel campaign, the FTC alleged, was to reposition the Camel brand to make it attractive to younger smokers. www.ftc.gov /opa/1997/05/joecamel.htm   (1283 words)

Interactive Consulting - staff Braun has served as a former Development Scientist and Technology Manager with Union Carbide Corporation as well as R and D Manager for R. Vanderbilt Company. While at Hill Top research he also was a consultant to numerous consumer products and pharmaceutical companies, as well as to trade associations focusing on the design and conduct of dermal clinical safety studies. Jon is also a co-leader of our Ideation Seminars and has worked with client companies throughout the U.S., Canada, Europe, Mexico and the Far East. www.chemicalconsult.com /main/staff.htm   (1283 words)

Public Participation in Environmental Impact Assessment: Experience from Geothermal Power Development Projects in the Philippines Parallel Activities— During the conduct of the EIA, the company undertakes social conditioning activities. The company is one of the companies, which piloted participatory or community-based EIAs from which many of the provisions in DAO 37 were based. At the same time the company is asked to reproduce the EIS and distribute complete copies (2-3 volumes of 500-1,000 pages each) to the local government offices of the host towns and provinces, the church, the academe, local NGOs, the Regional Development Council and people’s organizations which actively participated in the conduct of the EIA. www.economics.freewebspace.com /Paper04.htm   (1283 words)

The Heinz School - About the Heinz School In 1985, Dr. Madsen partnered with the Aluminum Company of America to design, develop and conduct "Business Conduct and Ethics." This training program was required of all purchasing agents of Aloca and its was presented at all major Alcoa facilities in the United States and at Aloca's International Headquarters in Lausanne, Switzerland in 1987. He has designed and conducted ethics and diversity training programs both domestically and internationally for such organizations as PPG Industries, Inc., Alcoa, Westinghouse Electric Corporation, Duquesne Light Company, the Innova Group, the Edison Electric Institute, Consolidated Natural Gas Company and Phillips Petroleum Company. Previous to this program, Madsen conducted ethics training in an Innova Group program designed specifically for managers whose company belonged to the Edison Electric Institute (EEI). www.heinz.cmu.edu /bio/faculty/pm2n.html   (1351 words)

Macedonian Air Force In a warfare situation the basic tasks of the Air Force are: to fight for Republic of Macedonia air dominance, to conduct reconnaissance, to provide air fire support to the Armed Forces units and to undertake and conduct communications. The basic tasks of the Air Force are to fight for the highest possible level of dominance in the air or part of it and, through its activities, to strengthen and assist the Land Forces in carrying out their basic military tasks. During 2001 a major expansion was initiated to meet the threat from ethnic Albanian insurgent attacks in the north of the country. www.aeroflight.co.uk /waf/fyrm/macaf2.htm   (1388 words)

The H. John Heinz III School of Public Policy and Management In 1985, Dr. Madsen partnered with the Aluminum Company of America to design, develop and conduct "Business Conduct and Ethics." This training program was required of all purchasing agents of Aloca and its was presented at all major Alcoa facilities in the United States and at Aloca's International Headquarters in Lausanne, Switzerland in 1987. Previous to this program, Madsen conducted ethics training in an Innova Group program designed specifically for managers whose company belonged to the Edison Electric Institute (EEI). He has designed and conducted ethics and diversity training programs both domestically and internationally for such organizations as PPG Industries, Inc., Alcoa, Westinghouse Electric Corporation, Duquesne Light Company, the Innova Group, the Edison Electric Institute, Consolidated Natural Gas Company and Phillips Petroleum Company. www.heinz.cmu.edu /researchers/faculty/pm2n.html   (1388 words)

FR Doc 03-7679 That agreement will be replaced by a new sublease and operations agreement, pursuant to which Metro-North will continue to conduct passenger operations and NSR will continue to conduct freight operations on the line. \2\ The line is a continuous line of railroad between Suffern and Port Jervis, that is sometimes referred to as the Port Jervis Line. a257.g.akamaitech.net /7/257/2422/14mar20010800/edocket.access.gpo.gov/2003/03-7679.htm   (266 words)

H.R. 3261 (1) LAWS REGULATING CONDUCT THAT IS SUBJECT OF THE ACT- On or after the effective date of this Act, no State statute, rule, regulation, or common law doctrine that prohibits or otherwise regulates conduct that is the subject of this Act shall be effective. This Act may be cited as the `Database and Collections of Information Misappropriation Act'. A court may take into account repeated acts directed to different persons by the same or concerted parties in determining the limits imposed by subparagraph (B)(ii) have been exceeded. homepages.law.asu.edu /~dkarjala/cyberlaw/HR3261(10-8-03).htm   (266 words)

Eli Lilly and Company Lilly will also conduct a conference call on that day with the investment community and media to further detail the company's financial performance. Eli Lilly and Company is a leading, innovation-driven corporation committed to developing a growing portfolio of best-in-class and first-in-class pharmaceutical products that help people live longer, healthier and more active lives. Approximately one year after announcing a comprehensive commitment to publicly disclose its clinical trial research results, Lilly announced that its web site, www.lillytrials.com, is now populated with more than 100 clinical trial results summaries across 16 different products dating back a full 10 years. www.lilly.com   (266 words)

Offshore Intelligence - British Virgin Islands Trust companies require a licence from the Financial Services Department under either the Banks and Trust Companies Act 1990 or the Company Management Act 1990. The fee to incorporate a company with capital up to $50,000 is $300; for an IBC with capital of more than $50,000, the fee is $1,000. Where a breach of trust is committed by a corporate trustee, every person who at the time of breach was a director of the trustee is deemed to be guarantor of the trustee (ie personally liable) in respects of damages awarded by the court. www.marrache.com /offshore/bvi/page4.htm   (1039 words)

Startup company -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article A startup company is a (An institution created to conduct business) company recently formed, usually until IPO or (The act of contracting or assuming or acquiring possession of something) acquisition. - UK based business startup portal, offering free advice, company formation, business stationery/business cards, website templates, domain registration to virtual offices. Startup company -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/s/st/startup_company.htm   (243 words)

Shell Policy Guidelines It is the policy of Shell companies to conduct their activities in such a way as to take foremost account of the health and safety of their employees and of other persons, and give proper regard to the conservation of the environment. they recognize the concerns of shareholders, employees and society on health, safety and environmental mater; provide them with relevant information and discuss with them related company policies and practices. From the starting point of full compliance with legislative requirements, Shell companies pursue this policy through company strategies and action plans, through visible management commitment and through the individual contributions of their employees, support by education and training. www.shell-srilanka.com /m-pg.htm   (243 words)

Public Company Accounting Reform Law Company executives who knowingly fail to comply with this provision could face fines of up to $1 million and 10 years in jail, or both; executives who willfully fail to comply could see fines as high as $5 million and jail terms of 20 years, or both. Under the Act, each member of the audit committee of the company must be a member of the board of directors and has to be independent from company management. Public accounting firms that conduct audits of public issuers will be required to register with the board. www.stpt.usf.edu /jewell/CPA-PubCoAcctRefAct.html   (2671 words)

Thomas Telford School- The records of the Mercers' Company date back to 1347, but the Company is certainly older, for in that year new ordinances were drawn up for the conduct of its affairs. The Company's first charter was dated 1394, and was a Charter of Incorporation from Richard II, officially recognising the Company and providing for the government of the Company by four Wardens, enabling the Company to acquire property, to support a priest, and to maintain its poor members. In the early 1680's the Crown made a general attack on the liberties of the City and the Companies, and in 1684 a writ of Quo Warranto was served on the Mercers's Company and it surrendered its former privileges. atschool.eduweb.co.uk /bheber1/gnvq-ict/External/TTS/special/mercers.htm   (637 words)

FindLaw for Legal Professionals - Case Law, Federal and State Resources, Forms, and Code Keebler argues, and the district court agreed, that the arbitrator erred by failing to discuss whether Menchin's conduct in the exchange constituted gross insubordination, which the collective bargaining agreement lists as a possible ground for immediate discharge. Keebler argues that the arbitrator exceeded his authority in doing so because nothing in the text of the collective bargaining agreement provided for a heightened standard of proof, and in the absence of such provision, the customary civil standard -- "preponderance of the evidence" -- should control. Keebler argues, and the district court agreed, that the term "fighting on-the-job" unambiguously encompasses any physical fighting at work, whether offensive or defensive, so that the arbitrator's narrower construction of the term was implausible. caselaw.lp.findlaw.com /scripts/getcase.pl?court=1st&navby=case&no=001994   (2283 words)

Deere & Co. Typically, a group of employees wishing to conference with another would reserve one of the company's PictureTel conference rooms and conduct distance meetings over a private network. Deere and Company has adopted a corporate strategy of increased collaboration at the same time as it is making an aggressive push into new international markets and establishing Microsoft Exchange as its enterprise-wide email infrastructure. With much of the company's success based on the allied and interdependent nature of its businesses, effective communication and collaboration among it's employees across business divisions and global borders is critical to the company's success. www.microsoft.com /Windows/NetMeeting/InAction/deere.ASP   (1805 words)

CBG - KEYCODE BAYER #80 The company admitted that it engaged in the conduct with intent to defraud or mislead. And in fact, the Bayer company itself had documented their practice internally, both in terms of what they did and how much it cost the government. So, around August 2002, a decision was made to focus on the Bayer portion of the case, allowing us to go forward with the preservation of the testimony as to that one defendant, and to allow the government to pursue the remaining matters on their own, independently of him. cbgnetwork.info /382.html   (4561 words)

Weyerhaeuser - Home This vision also includes a commitment to employees, customers and shareholders to support the communities where the company does business, to hold itself to the highest standards of ethical conduct and environmental responsibility, and to listen to and communicate openly with Weyerhaeuser people and the public. For Weyerhaeuser, these commitments embody the company’s present and future challenges and opportunities. Weyerhaeuser - a 100-year-old industry leader with annual sales of $11 billion - is one of the largest forest products companies in the world. company.monster.com /weyer   (4561 words)

tcrulepkg.doc A nonfinancial company is an entity that engages in any activity that has not been determined to be permissible for an institution to conduct directly or to be financial in nature or incidental to financial activities under section 4(k) of the Bank Holding Company Act. For investments in a nonfinancial company that is consolidated for accounting purposes, the institution's adjusted carrying value of the investment is determined under the equity method of accounting (net of any intangibles associated with the investment that are deducted from the institution's Tier 1 capital pursuant to Paragraph (C)(1)(e) of this Rule). Even though the assets of the nonfinancial company are consolidated for accounting purposes, these assets (as well as the credit equivalent amounts of the company's off-balance sheet items) are excluded from the institution's risk-weighted assets. www.dora.state.co.us /banking/rules®ulations/trustcompany/tcrulepkg.doc   (8540 words)

FCC Y2K Activities: Telecom Carriers Some users, however, felt that it was too late to conduct testing with telephone carriers and would prefer to receive detailed reports on their carriers' Year 2000 readiness, including such items as test results and test summaries, which users could then use to prepare contingency or "business continuity" plans. When some carriers volunteered that their companies had determined that a large percentage of their systems were or had been made compliant, the FCC encouraged those companies to make those numbers available, on their websites, to keep customers and other users informed of their progress. The telephone carrier representatives explained that one of the major problems in dealing with requests for information was that providing answers takes time and resources away from actually fixing the problem. www.fcc.gov /year2000/telephone.html   (1214 words)

Aspartame do you all recognise these names How can Searle, the company who stands to profit, determine which reports are to be given to the FDA? Even when independent researchers, such as Olney and Waisman, were approached by Searle to conduct safety tests, Searle withheld important information that these researchers had discovered. The Searle company, whose sales were 700 million in 1992 (Therrien 42), had much to gain from the approval of aspartame. implants.clic.net /tony/Corner14/03.htm   (1495 words)

MSN Encarta - Print Preview - Space Exploration The company funded a mission in April 2000 that sent two cosmonauts to Mir to make repairs and conduct experiments, but it could not attract enough investors to keep Mir in orbit. The space agency expected that private companies would pay to have their satellites launched from the shuttle, which would provide a cost-effective alternative to launching by a conventional, “throwaway” rocket. The prize offered $10 million to the first private team to build and fly a reusable spacecraft capable of carrying three individuals into space twice within two weeks. encarta.msn.com /text_761556756___42/Space_Exploration.html   (1495 words)

Offshore Companies and offshore shelf companies - incorporate an offshore company or shelf company online. If you conduct business internationally, travel extensively, or require an offshore company, offshore trust or offshore insurance company, our team of qualified international professional accountants stand ready to provide you with expert advice and services. Offshore Companies - what is an offshore company and why is it useful? Support with your bank account and offshore company www.mooresrowland.com   (607 words)

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