CPUC
General Order 156 requires investor-owned utilities to submit annual plans for increasing the participation of businesses owned by women, minorities and disabled veterans in utility procurement.
According to a 1 October 1776
general order, "Captain Marony, late provost marshal, having absented himself from camp without leave, is suspended and Thomas Bryan appointed in his stead.
332d Fighter Group daily narrative mission reports, contained in the group monthly histories, from June 1944 through April 1944, AFHRA call number GP-332-HI (FTR); XII ASC
General Order 32 (Sep.
It is
General Order Number One," an unidentified soldier replies.
They sent a
general order to all members to steer clear of crime and said criminal elements had to be rooted out.
The 10-member jury acquitted Jordan of three counts: failing to obey a lawful
general order by ordering dogs used for interrogations without higher approval, punishable by up to two years; cruelty and maltreatment for subjecting detainees to forced nudity and intimidation by dogs, punishable by up to one year; and dereliction of a duty to properly train and supervise soldiers in humane interrogation rules, punishable by up to six months.
Remits et the AGM included measures to address unsafe work conditions, career paths, regulation, unpaid horse allowance for nurses required to travel by horse end shoes not provided as required under the
General Order.
Although
general order multivariate Pade approximants have been introduced some decades ago, very few explicit formulas have been given so far.
The plotless "narrative" of more than one hundred canvases, rendered in a palette of marigold and pea soup, has only a
general order, accumulating meaning frame by frame like an exploded comic book.
In
general order, most effective are: 1) Personal visit to local staff; 2) letters; 3) Emails; 4) telephone calls; 5) petitions.
General George Washington
general order to the Continental Army July 2, 1776
Policy on news media ride-alongs; media access to crime scenes;
general order on large-scale incidents.
