Meanings
- not comparableNot alleged; about which no unproved assertion has been made.
As employees of SG Construction, the 12 nonalleged discriminatees received the same rates of pay as they had received as employees of Summit Express.
2008, Decisions and Orders of the National Labor Relations Board, page 6093 more examples
To accomplish the purposes of initial assessment/investigation, caseworkers must: * employ a protocol for interviewing the identified child, siblings, nonalleged maltreating parent, and alleged maltreating parent; […] .
1970, United States Commission on Civil Rights, Federal Civil Rights Enforcement Effort, page 319Based only on quantity and giving no consideration for quality or case complexity, it proved to be counterproductive, causing, among other things, poor quality, administrative closures, and the inhibiting of broadened charges or the pursuit of nonalleged violations.
1970, United States Commission on Civil Rights, Federal Civil Rights Enforcement Effort, page 319Efforts to strengthen the bond between the nonalleged parent and the child are enhanced, and the parent is directed to therapy to help manage his or her anxiety and concern over the prospect of reunification.
2013, Tara Ney, True And False Allegations Of Child Sexual Abuse, page 136
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