(Askeri) GENEL FAZLA MALLARIN GÖNDERİLMESİ: Mal son işlem dairelerinden (disposal agencies) son işlem talimatının (disposal instructions) alınması üzerine, genel fazla malların, ordu tesislerinden müteahhitlere veya mal son işlem dairelerinin depolarına sevkedilmesi
The transfer of a state case to federal court for trial; in civil cases, because the parties are from different states; in criminal and some civil cases, because there is a significant possibility that there could not be a fair trial in state court
Removal is the process of transporting furniture or equipment from one building to another. Home removals are best done in cool weather
- A certificate of removal is a document given to persons who are transferring their membership from one monthly meeting to another Their removal testifies that they are members in good standing with the meetings they are leaving
A disciplinary separation action from Federal employment initiated by the agency, OPM, or MSPB for misconduct or disqualification, or poor performance when the employee is found to be at fault Temporary employees may be removed from work due to lack of work or lack of funds Misconduct happens when standards of conduct are broken Misconduct can lead to disciplinary actions such as oral admonishment, reprimand, suspension, or removal Examples may include refusal to obey an order, fighting, theft, reporting to work while intoxicated, etc Disqualification means an employee does not meet the conditions of employment, such as failure to pass the physical examination, failure to qualify during the probationary or trail period, or failure to make correct statements on the Federal application/resume
An instrument which removes a person's privileges, responsibilities, or duties to perform a certain act Example: the removal of a trustee to act as a trustee under the provisions of a particular Deed of Trust
Property will be released to the Purchaser or its authorized representative when the official notice of award or a written authorization from the Purchaser is presented to the Property Disposal Officer, or designee, at the property location Purchasers are responsible for making all necessary arrangements for the removal of their property Whenever employing the services of another party to accomplish removal, purchasers are advised to give their agent or carrier complete information regarding the removal, including weight, packing instructions and final contract removal date Purchasers should also maintain close contact with their agent or carrier to assure that removal is accomplished as prescribed under the terms and conditions of their contract
"Removal" was a provision of the New York Standard Fire Policy in which the insurer agreed to cover the cost of removing covered property from the path of a fire Presently, property policies express the agreement in terms of "preservation of property" from imminent danger of damage from any covered peril Not to be confused with Debris removal
Pick up of the deceased at the place of death and transportation to the funeral home If the pick-up occurs outside the local service area, there will be an additional removal charge
Removing property to protect it from loss Most personal and commercial property forms cover damage to property at another location when it has been removed from the premises to protect it from loss by a peril insured against
The taking out or the stripping of substantially all ACBM from a damaged area, a functional space, or a homogeneous area in a facility
the right of a defendant in a civil lawsuit to have a case moved from state court to a federal court within 30 days of the service of the complaint if jurisdiction also exists in the federal court
dismissal from office the act of removing; "he had surgery for the removal of a malignancy
A physical transfer other than by evaporation, loss, or destruction of motor fuel from a terminal, manufacturing plant, customs custody, pipeline, marine vessel, or refinery that stores motor fuel
The standard fire insurance policy insures against damage done in removing the insured property from the path of the fire or other insured peril (if loss is mitigated)
The removal of something is the act of removing it. What they expected to be the removal of a small lump turned out to be major surgery
{i} act of taking off, act of shedding; act of taking away; elimination; ejection, dismissal
Measures the skill level required to remove the threat from a given computer Removal sometimes involves deleting files and modifying registry entries The three levels are Difficult (requires an experienced technician), Moderate (requires some expertise), and Easy (requires little or no expertise)
A method of coal mining which involves stripping a mountain bare of vegetation, blasting off the top of the mountain with explosives, and storing the copious waste in nearby valleys and streams
(May 28, 1830) First major legislation that reversed the U.S. policy of respecting the rights of American Indians. The act granted tribes unsettled western prairie land in exchange for their territories within state borders, mainly in the Southeast. Some tribes refused to trade their land, and U.S. troops forced tribes such as the Cherokee to march westward in what became known as the Trail of Tears (1838-39). In Florida the Seminoles fought resettlement in the Seminole Wars (1835-42)
Infected tissue (leaves, etc ) on which the pathogen has ceased to sporulate, hence, no longer infectious host tissue; transition from the infectious to the non-infectious state is also called removal
Trees removed but not utilized for products, or trees left standing but "removed" from the timberland classification by land use change Examples are removals from cultural operations such as timber stand improvement work, land clearing, and changes in land use Importantly, removals include both harvest and losses due to changes in land use
the net volume of growing stock trees removed from the inventory by harvesting or cultural operations such as timber stand improvement (e g , thinning), land clearing, or change in land use