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schedule
Law a list or inventory, usually supplementary to a contract, will, etc.

schedule [′skejĀ·əl]
(statistics)
A group or list of questions used by an interviewer to obtain information directly from a subject.

schedule
1. A detailed tabulation of components, items, or parts to be furnished, as a door schedule.
2.See steel pipe.


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The proposed rule adding Item 302(c) would require companies to disclose in schedular format the reserves for each significant element comprising a particular category of contingent liability.
As for the second, all countries of the world but two, the United States and the Philippines, have favored the schedular or residential principle of income taxation.
Contact: Robert Mannetta (510) 922-3500 UNISON SOFTWARE "Tightly integrating our Maestro workload schedular with HP OpenView OperationsCenter is already paying off for Unison's many HP customers.
 
 
 
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