A label warning that the contents of a package is radioactive .

A supposititious code of severe laws for the regulation of religious and personal conduct in the colonies of Connecticut and New Haven; hence any rigid Sunday laws or religious regulations. […]

When a market has a space for development . It was invented by Chan Kim and Renee Mauborgne.

An insurance plan that covers surgical and medical bills. It is usually grouped with blue cross to cover all costs.

a statute that prevents selling the stock of a fraudulent company.

A try to prevent schemes to protect the niave investor.

A venture with high risk and profit. They are not proven to profit but show potential.

specially selected jury that is composed of well qualified people.

The drawing of a buildings structure in the construction industry . It is made on blue paper.

An open wireless signal used on short distances. It connects all types of devices in the area without a single wire. It has the frequency of 2.45 GHz to get […]

When a publisher has a summary written to reccomend a book. It is printed on the books dust jacket or in an ad.

A committee of persons organized under authority of law in order to exercise certain authorities , have oversight or control of certain matters, or discharge certain functions of a magisterial […]

A group with the board memebers that must do a certain job in a project.

To remove a member from the board in a company.

A piece of lumber that is 12x12x1 inch. It is the volume of lumber needed to get 1/12 F3. AKA board measure, foot board measure, or super foot. Refer to […]

A meeting held at intervals to discuss problems and policy. A chairperson is the boss of the meeting and is appointed. Minutes must be made of each meeting. All members […]

A group of people in the know to guide a firm. They are not share owners with no legal responsibility .

The governing body of a municipal corporation . Oliver v. Jersey City, 63 N. J. Law, 96, 42 Atl. 782. See ALDERMEN.

a court like body that is authorised to act in an impartial manner under all of the rules of arbitration .

A tribunal provided by statute in some states, to adjust and settle the accounts of municipal corporations . Osterhoudt v. Itigney, 98 N. Y. 222.

In Vermont, in the case of a city this tenn includes the mayor and aldermen and justices residing therein; in the case of a town, the selectmen and town clerk […]

The governing body of a private corporation , generally selected from among the stockholders and constituting in effect a committee of their number or board of trustees for their interests.

The way chairs are set around a rectangular or round table.

See EQUALIZATION .

a state board that has the authority to approve or disapprove an application for a license to practice a profession.