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equivalence has become a significant tool in recent years, fostering integration of global financial markets and cooperation with third-country authorities.
Another variable that influences the formation of
equivalence classes is the use of a delay between the sample and comparisons during training.
A few weeks ago, I saw a headline in an old edition of a leading daily that the IBCC is to remove the requirement of
equivalence certificates for A Levels following a court decision.
'In case any university in Pakistan has internally within its campus has a department of
equivalence then it will be lawful and it can also deny admission to those students who do not fulfill its requirement of credit hours, though his degree is recognised by the HEC,' the bench observed.
He said the HEC was not attesting her degrees without the
equivalence certificate from the IBCC.
Any new qualification which is not recorded in
Equivalence Book may be placed before
Equivalence Committee of IBCC for its consideration and resolution during its quarterly meeting.
A spokesman for Prime Minister Theresa May said reports of a deal were speculation and that Britain wanted to go beyond the existing
equivalence regimes.
Insurance brokers in the UK are not happy with the UK government's enhanced
equivalence in the government's Brexit documents for financial services.
Since the establishment of the service, the electronic certification and
equivalence system has processed 19,622 authentication applications, 17,343
equivalence applications and 8,829 applications for further study.
Here the number one cylinder of four inline cylinders in a gasoline engine is used as a "dedicated cylinder" to operate in the rich condition with an
equivalence ratio above 1.0.