| At the beginning of each paragraph in an APA full-text article, a small gray paragraph symbol appears. |
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| He is an APA fellow and a diplomate of the American Board of Professional Psychology in both clinical and family psychology. |
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| The APA said the computerised system needed, at a minimum, the mother or child's surname and a date of birth. |
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| Barbanel is a fellow of APA and a diplomate of the American Board of Professional Psychology in psychoanalysis. |
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| She came to APA after completing her predoctoral internship at the Honolulu VA Medical Center. |
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| The TSO auditor plays an additional role should the taxpayer seek a rollback of the APA to open tax years. |
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| The APA recruits pilot candidates mainly from the Canadian shipping industry, the Canadian Coast Guard and deep-seagoing vessels. |
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| A PATA member may also have the right to cancel or revoke a Domestic APA in accordance with its domestic procedures. |
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| Manuscripts must be typed, double-spaced and should follow APA format. |
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| Achieving this designation in public policy requires identifying opportunities both as a specific agenda and as incidental to other APA activities. |
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| In such circumstances, a taxpayer will simply conclude that an APA is no longer warranted. |
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| According to APA style, information cited in the text is omitted from the parenthetical reference. |
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| Presented in the chart below is a visual representation of incoming and outgoing inventory in the CRA's APA program. |
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| We also pledge to work together to make the APA realize its goals for peace, justice and solidarity. |
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| Vasquez is an APA fellow of several APA divisions, a member of Divs. 31 and 44 and is a diplomate of the American Board of Professional Psychology. |
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| I had to telephone, from Greece, the APA press service in Austria in order to find out the actual extent of the disaster. |
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| Among the most common formats used in research papers are the APA, CMS, and MLA styles. |
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| To protect citizens, the APA also grants the judiciary oversight over all agency actions. |
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| The APA applies to both the federal executive departments and the independent agencies. |
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| To provide constitutional safeguards, the APA creates a framework for regulating agencies and their roles. |
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| The APA includes parliaments from all Asian countries as well as a number of international observer organizations. |
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| Since Spanish versions of materials became available in March 2001, APA has distributed nearly 8,000 brochures and 850 documentaries. |
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| If APA is successful in this process, it would add Iona to its large portfolio of gas infrastructure assets. |
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| The APA video laryngoscope is the first device of its kind to incorporate video into the practice of standard laryngoscopy. |
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| The APA has primarily been used for testing rutting resistance of hot-mix asphalt. |
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| The APA 91 is equipped with an extremely quiet centrifugal pump. |
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| Finally they aver that the APA issue is not properly before the Panel. |
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| This year there were two post acceptance withdrawals where taxpayers were unable to proceed in the APA process after already receiving formal acceptance into the program. |
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| Other APA partners presenting their solutions at JEC Europe 2015 include Anaglyph and e-Xstream. |
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| A post-acceptance withdrawal occurs where a taxpayer has formally requested and been accepted into the program, but is subsequently unable to continue on in the APA process. |
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| Neither CPA nor APA provides electronic copies of the published version for this purpose, and authors are not permitted to scan in the CPA typeset version of the published article. |
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| This policy is intended to reduce the time and cost of completing the taxpayer's APA request, and to preclude the possibility of the APA leading to unresolved double taxation in a rollback year. |
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| What do you do when you can't find an APA citation form for the arcane document you're using? |
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| With more in-depth studies on extensive samples, more signatures and functions of APA will be revealed, and its diverse roles will gradually heave in sight. |
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| The APA proposed to make Belledune, New Brunswick a compulsory area but, following an examination by an investigator appointed by the Minister of Transport, Belledune remains a non-compulsory port. |
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| St. Croix River has not been included in the projections and will not have APA employee pilots or APA pilot boats, nor are they expected to have a level of activity that will have any significant impact on revenues. |
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| The APA stressed the need for training in prescribing psychotropics, as well as the need for psychiatrist oversight in many situations. |
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| Both the CRA and its APA applicants are focused on bilateral arrangements, which provide, along with multilateral APAs, the highest degree of tax certainty. |
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| In order to achieve enhanced revenues, the APA has reviewed the tariff structure with a view to removing anomalies and making the tariff fair for all customers. |
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| The APA appeared before the Panel to advise that the Pilotage Act empowers it to make regulations establishing compulsory areas within the APA's geographic boundaries. |
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| These tools were created for consumers after the APA found that many people didn't understand how to use the deductions made from their paychecks to their best advantage. |
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| Now, new and current APA members can join ARS at no charge and have more rights protection and receive royalty checks sooner than they would without membership. |
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