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spec: You cannot stay for longer than six months on each visit . Turnover rates are very high - - often over 100 percent per year , which means that workers average fewer than six months on the job . August 1983 and held without bail for more than six months on the charge of singing ANC songs at the funeral of a woman leader of the movement . A little more than six months into the job , she had succeeded in infusing $ 2.5 million of Wall Street financing into the bank . Back here in the office , with only a narrow window that looked out into a bare hallway , she knew she was essentially hidden and , until a student was sent down for some attention , she 'd have nothing to do . For purposes of this section , half-time shall include all permanent employees who are employed on a 20 hour-per-week basis , including employees scheduled for 20 hours per week for more than six months per year on an instructional-year basis . 29 , at 3-4 . The '' deal `` would allow Princeton University to build more research , office space on the South Brunswick portion of the former Princeton Nurseries land , but caps the total amount of research , office space on the former Princeton Nurseries land in both Plainsboro and South Brunswick combined at 2.9 million square feet ( the amount allowed under current zoning . `` ( In this , J is seen to have much in common with Psalm 2 , which the Cootes term '' a raucous salute to the pretensions of Davidic imperialism . As HCFA pointed out , applying the plain language of the provision results in greater economies for the limited dollars in the Medicaid program , thus allowing more benefits for less money and more people to receive benefits as Congress desired . POLICY : Probationary licensees who have failed to notify the Board that they have returned to work will not be referred to the Board for discipline if : ( 1 ) the lapse is justified due to circumstances such as a crisis or emergency , ( 2 ) the lapse occurred within the first six months of the probationary term , or ( 3 ) the lapse occurred more than six months into the probationary term and the licensee has not previously submitted a report . The overtime provisions do not apply to ( 1 ) employees of summer camps that are open for less than six months per year ; ( 2 ) police , fire fighters and rescue personnel employed by cities and towns ; ( 3 ) employees of the state or its political subdivisions who may elect to receive compensatory time off in lieu of overtime compensation ; ( 4 ) employees employed in a bona fide executive , administrative or professional capacity who are compensated on a salary basis of not less than $ 200 per week ; ( 5 ) salaried employees of a nonprofit national voluntary health agency who may elect to receive compensatory time off in lieu of overtime compensation ; ( 6 ) employees of a motor carrier whose maximum hours are set under the federal Motor Carriers Act ; ( 7 ) salespersons , partspersons or mechanics primarily engaged in selling or servicing automobiles , trucks or farm implements who are employed by certain nonmanufacturing employers and whose earnings exceed a certain amount ; and ( 8 ) agricultural employees . Non-transient , non-community water systems - - are non-community systems that serve 25 or more of the same people more than six months per year . If she is correct , the cobbler and the Slipper Soul trade places . `` I think that if you had framed the question like this : '' In the begininng of the war , many critics claimed that it was all about the oil , and with this new proposed Iraqi law that gives 75 % of the oil revenues to big oil companies for thirty years , are not the critics being proved correct ? " He thinks that " more than six months into the war on terror , terror is more indicated as a tactic than ever before . If a tenured faculty member is unable to perform all or a substantial part of his / her duties with or without a reasonable accommodation for a period of more than six months because of a serious health condition , disability , or similar causes , he / she does not lose tenure , but may request , or be placed on , an indefinite leave of absence with medical benefits but without pay following the regular procedures in Section 10.2 B until such time as he / she shall be able to resume teaching duties . `` They roam about the office , moving from one location to another . RFA expands the medical application of heat , which for decades has been used as a cautery device to cut tissue . Accordingly , when we meet in Conference , as we have done at this place that occupies a particular place in the history of our country , we gather as this representative of all our people . Instead , we suggest that all recurring events extend no more than six months into the future . After Kaliyon Ka Chamanand Hawas , Meghna Naidu carries on her scorcher act with Mashooka , released this past week . Bringing Courtrooms into the Classroom . Here he was , playing the husband , he , a man in his thirties who never dated any woman more than six months because he was terrified of knowing them too well , or terrified of losing the freedom to reinvent himself all along . The thermal analysis techniques , such as DSC and DMA , detected upwards shifts in the Tg of several paint films , indicating that acrylic paints become less flexible after treatment . Accomplice reveals Washington sniper 's terror planMay 23 : The young accomplice of a sniper who spread panic and fear around the US capital during a three-week killing spree told a court today how his former partner vowed to '' terrorise the nation `` . At the end of the waiting period , the library would then begin servicing requests for issues older than six months by tapping directly into its own archives . The Democratic National Committee specifically asked for a basketball arena for the convention , said Debbie Willhite , the executive director of Denver 's host committee . This four-day program is usually held in Washington , D.C ; it is offered as needed during the year and is usually attended by five to seven bankruptcy judges with less than six months on the bench . Through most of the fall , reps from Ontario universities travel around the country ( and sometimes outside it ) to give information to students trying to decide what to do after high school . " Less than six months into the year , we have made significant progress on all three fronts , " concluded Ain . If you are here to study for less than six months on a course that is not substantially funded by the UK Government and are from a country with which the UK does not hold a bilateral healthcare agreement , then you will be chargeable for any treatment you receive , unless you meet the criteria for one of the other exemptions . A noncommunity nontransient system is defined as a public water system that regularly serves at least 25 of the same nonresidents per day for more than six months per year . Openness to both scientists and lay people has had its usual healthy results of exposing proposals and projects to general critique . Included are a table of contents , colour photographs , and an index . The International Federation of Journalists ( IFJ ) today renewed calls for the release of Bilal Hussein , an Associated Press ( AP ) photographer who has been held for more than six months by US forces in Iraq on accusations that he is a security threat . `` These findings on teen drug use offer a glimmer of hope , but they also remind us that we cannot rest in our efforts against drugs , '' said HHS Secretary Donna E. Shalala . And one old woman said : " I did n't go to the centre for more than six months because I am too weak to climb up and down the ravine , but now I can just walk or ask someone to drive me . But these philosophers , whose hands seem only made to dabble in dirt , and their eyes to pore over the microscope or crucible , have indeed performed miracles .