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Based on that guidance, fast pay is currently subject to a limitation of $25,000 per invoice and the following conditions: (1) geographical separation and lack of communication facilities make it impractical to make timely payments based on evidence of acceptance, (2) suppliers who will be paid under the procedure have agreed to repair, correct, or replace goods or services not conforming to requirements, and (3) and it is limited to suppliers who have had and continue to have a good ongoing business relationship with the agency.
When a goal is not met, the agency's report is to explain the reasons the goal was not met; plans and schedules for meeting the goal; and, if the goal was impractical or not feasible, the reasons for that and the actions recommended.
The American Chemistry Council has objections to REACH, stating that “the proposed regulation is burdensome, costly, and impractical” (http://www.accnewsmedia.com/site/page.asp?TRACKID=&VID=1&CID=359&DID=1256).
2003)—compared with the relatively large quantities of material that are required for conventional screening approaches—these chemical translation methods offer the first hope of achieving such synthetic complexity without requiring an impractical amount of material or storage space.
The law school is limited in these recessionary times because it's impractical to raise tuition significantly to gain the difference from lost state appropriations.