Kidney dialysis performed by the staff of the renal dialysis center or facility.
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Stage Carriage for Motor
A motor vehicle constructed or adapted to carry more than six passengers excluding the driver for hire or reward at separate fares paid by or for individual passengers either for the whole journey or for stage of the journey.
Stage Carrier v/s Contract Carriage for Motor
The Contract carriage is engaged for the whole of the journey between two points for carriage of a person or persons hiring it, but it has not the right to pick up other passengers en route. The stage carriage, on the other hand, runs between two points irrespective of any prior contract, and it is boarded by passengers en route who pay the rate for the distance they propose to travel.
Stage One
The first part of the separation procedure, in which accounting is carried out.
Stage Two
The second part of separation procedure, wherein Policy signing is carried out.
Staggered vesting phased retirement
See: PHASED RETIREMENT.
Staging
Find out the distinct phases in the course of a disease or the life history of an organism or biological process (e.g., in cancer to ascertain whether the disease process is at the primary site or has spread [metastasized]). Also called disease staging or staging of disease .
Stakeholder pensions
Personal pensions with strict limits on cost, access and terms targeted at the mass market. Even nonearners can contribute up to the maximum of £3,900 per year (2002/3) with contributions net of tax even if no tax is paid. Occupational scheme members earning up to £30,420 or less may contribute concurrently to the scheme.
Stakeholders
People or organisations who may be affected by, or perceive themselves to be affected by, risk creating decisions or activities. Stakeholders can be internal (e.g. employees) or external (e.g. shareholders, regulatory bodies, customers).
Stamp (allocated) Capacity
the aggregate of the premium limits of the members of a Lloyd’s underwriting syndicate in any given year of account.