The
grandfather clause does not apply to the discriminatory tax moritorium.
For the purposes of illustrating the effects of the
grandfather clause, however, the following abstraction seems reasonable.
Once the change takes effect, short positions previously protected by the
grandfather clause must be closed out within 35 days.
Many associations apply a
grandfather clause when they introduce a new certification, which means that someone earns the certification based on experience or other criteria but not on an actual exam.
Finding no safety justification for the exemption, the NTSB recommended that PHMSA eliminate the
grandfather clause from its regulations and require that all gas transmission pipelines constructed before 1970 be subjected to a hydrostatic pressure test that incorporates a spike test.
A more generalized
grandfather clause on telecommunication services that are used to access the Internet, such as backbone digital subscriber lines and cable platforms.
Under the rule, employers have only 60 days from the publication of the standard to meet requirements of the
grandfather clause.
Representation became slightly less proportional than it was under the amalgam system, notably because the
grandfather clause applied in relation to a lower total number of seats.
However, they contain a
grandfather clause for debt outstanding before that date.
And over the objections of Clarke, the council added a
grandfather clause that made legal the Rumors tumor and its imitators.
I believe Universal Express' share price could rise far in excess of $2 per share if the SEC eliminates its
Grandfather Clause from its Regulation SHO.
Both the National Federation of Independent Business and the American Small Business League oppose a
grandfather clause.
