(47) Having found the association's petition timely under the third
point of entry, the court did not address whether the fourth
point of entry was triggered by the notice of correction.
In comparison, Capture at the
Point of Entry provides proven and predictable processes for exception handling, which quickly resolve and significantly reduce downstream exceptions without the need to bother the originator.
Last question, you dedicate
Point of Entry to "the five women in your life." Who are those five women?
Franzen's lament about the book-club sticker is the quickest
point of entry into the world of taste hypocrisy.
The system provides a single
point of entry to multiple logistics information systems for visibility of the supply pipeline for international customers.
The first step in the strategy is called a
Point of Entry. It is a one-hour (at the longest) introductory event about your organization, said Axelrod.
Sometimes, it would take a week for the files to arrive in Tokyo if the
point of entry is in far-away places, the sources said.
While most Americans find entry into our long-term care system to be confusing, Australia has developed a well-organized
point of entry into its long-term care system through its network of 140 government-sponsored aged-care assessment teams (ACATs).
By filtering out the IP addresses of hackers at the
point of entry - normally the router - administrators can stop hackers from using servers with those addresses.
He said: 'The UK has always been a very easy
point of entry for US business on the basis that we share a common language.
This product also features a self-cleaning feature, which incorporates a downward wash-jet for cleaning centralized agitator units, and a cleaning stream that is also directed to the
point of entry top half and sides of the tank for maximum cleaning efficiency.
He'd taken the photos of their kid up against windows and doors - every
point of entry. Makes you think, eh?
