The 2023 Florida Statutes (including Special Session C)
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. . . exclusive of its affiliates) was found to be eligible for a separate rate and was assigned the rate of 16.62 . . .
. . . In response, the price of Endo common stock dropped 16.62% to close at $11.49 per share the next day. . . .
. . . Commerce Apr. 8, 2015) (final results of the fifth annual review in which Shandong was assigned a rate of 16.62 . . .
. . . Reg. 18,816, 18,817 (Dep't of Commerce Apr. 8, 2015) (assigning Suntec 16.62 percent rate). . . . .
. . . Code § 16.62, on the ground that he had attempted to influence a Board member. . . .
. . . The wholesale rate discount from Defendant AT & T Michigan’s tariffed services is 16.62%. . . . At the time the suit was filed, the wholesale rate for CLECs in Michigan was 16.62% off the retail rate . . . of the ICB retail prices for its telecommunications services are discounted at a rate greater than 16.62% . . . Defendant’s ICB contracts may offer their noncarrier subscribers certain services at rates lower than the 16.62% . . .
. . . Eickhoff traded nearly 100.000 shares of Ceridian stock in two trades when the stock was trading at $16.62 . . .
. . . stock was $17.52 in the Canadian exchange and $15.72 over the counter in the United States, averaging $16.62 . . .
. . . also dated September 18, 2003, stating that she was eligible for $19,571.71 in severance, equal to 16.62 . . .
. . . court concluded that the Husband was required to pay the Wife $42,664.44, plus per diem interest of $16.62 . . .
. . . A contract price of $35.00, minus the asserted market price of $18.38 yields a difference of $16.62. . . . This difference of $16.62 times 76,250 — the number of weanling pigs that Purina alleges the Lesses were . . . Multiplying 73,429 by the contract/market differential of $16.62 would yield damages in the amount of . . . damages, Purina would receive the $3.00 profit per weanling pig, the contract/market differential of $16.62 . . . Contracpmarket damages of $16.62 per weanling pig would amount to close to $1.3 million, about four times . . .
. . . Dixon’s starting pay in January 1996 was $16.62 per hour, and increased to $17.12 per hour in May 1996 . . .
. . . QNs Thrown Away Made up of Made up of in County [3] Blacks Blacks New York 11,872 4,482 3,562 16.62% . . . QNs Thrown Away Made up of Made up of in County [3] Blacks Blacks New York 11,872 4,482 2,374 16.62% . . . QNs Thrown Away Made up of Made up of in County [3] Blacks Blacks New York 11,872 4,482 1,187 16.62% . . . QNs Made up of Blacks New York 11,872 4,482 0 16.62% 25.10% Bronx 7,166 2,876 0 33.55% 38.77% Westchester . . .
. . . .); accord The Florida Bar, Florida Civil Practice Before Trial § 16.62, at 16-55 (5th ed. 1993) (“Once . . .
. . . The initial official error rate was 16.36 percent on November 8, 1984; 16.62 percent on November 21, . . .
. . . This contract contained a penalty clause, wherein Price Ltd. agreed to pay the Crocis a penalty of $16.62 . . . , if no coal was mined under the contract, the total penalty due was $29,916, computed as follows: $16.62 . . . Spiller a penalty of $16.62 per day, computed on the basis of a 360-day year, for each day that it did . . . , if no coal was mined under the contract, the total penalty due was $29,916, computed as follows: $16.62 . . .
. . . The petitioner paid personal property tax assessed against this property of $16.62 in 1964 and $16.95 . . .
. . . Non-whites comprised 16.62% of the 4,759 persons who were sent questionnaires prior to the drawing of . . . While nonwhites comprised only 16.62% of those who received questionnaires, they comprised 27.59% of . . .
. . . of Liberty Glass Company, a corporation; and the First Party warrants * * * that such shares equal 16.62% . . . The 26,592 shares of Liberty common stock transferred by petitioner to Beverley constituted 16.62 percent . . .
. . . There, the employee was drowned on the job and his children were awarded $16.62 per week under the Longshoreman . . .
. . . Zalan Vincent to The Texas Company, dated June 25, 1928, in which she received a consideration of $16.62 . . . Zalan Vincent to The Texas Company, dated June 25, 1927, in which she received a consideration of $16.62 . . .
. . . entitled to $18.37 per week until her death or remarriage, and the children jointly became entitled to $16.62 . . .