pre-establish

Bread's sense of the pre-established harmony which kept servants in their "place," even as planets in their orbits (not that Mrs.

Because the role of a manny lands somewhere in between family, friend, and caretaker, it's important to pre-establish disciplinary procedures to maintain a respectful and successful long-term relationship.

Given the short period for taxpayer reaction between the release of the preliminary guidance on December 15, 1993, and the January 1, 1994, effective date, the Treasury and IRS are to be commended for recognizing that complying with certain proposed rules--in particular, obtaining the requisite board of director compensation committee approvals for the objective, pre-established performancebased goals--would be extremely difficult.

Performance would be measured against pre-established goals, and a determination of success or failure would depend on how well the corporation achieved its goals.

The efficacy of three validation options are examined: 100% validation using Internal Revenue Service 1040 forms, targeted validation using error-prone models, and expansion of current pre-established criteria targeting.

Work of the committee will begin next week according to a clear timetable and pre-established deadlines.

The first scenario simulated the rating of simple events such as the purchase of content where the price is pre-established. The test results for this scenario verified the rating and processing of 16,000 incoming Call Detail Records (CDRs) per second.

1.162-27(e)(1) further indicates that to qualify as performance-based, compensation must be paid according to a pre-established objective performance goal.

An in-house department also has a pre-established relationship with the property manager, making quality control easier, and often allowing for more innovative handling of tenant services.

This grouping includes process industries such as chemical, food, pharmaceutical as well as producers of products to pre-established designs.