snacc slang

Another parallel may be found between the premise underlying the creation of SNACC amidst the ruins and the performances of these artistes in exile.

In 1972 the Shinnecock Native American Cultural Coalition (SNACC) was formed to establish a Native American arts and crafts program.

He found himself enthralled, however, by the opera performance at SNACC, and when he noticed a Winnipeg woman crying because she was so moved by the experience, tears flowed from his own eyes.

Norbert Arts and Cultural Centre (SNACC) and their audience, were quick to recognize the resonance between a spiritual center, the church and monastery of Notre-Dame du Prairies in St.

May, artistic director of SNACC, points up the fact that "the arson fire of the monastery chapel literally opened this sacred space up to a much broader interpretation of spiritual creativity, which is what we find in artistic expression."

The independent Supreme National Authority for Combating Corruption (SNACC) includes a council of government, civil society, and private sector representatives.

The SNACC did not investigate any high-profile corruption cases during the year.

Of the 100 cases pending in the SNACC, only one person had been officially charged with corruption.

The public prosecutor's office, which conducts investigations into cases referred to it by the SNACC, reported that it investigated 2,400 cases in 2008.

Yemen PAC monitors the activities of anticorruption institutions like the SNACC and provides limited oversight for their activities.

The law requires public disclosure of government officials' assets, and the SNACC worked to implement this requirement during the year.

The SNACC ended its statutory five-year term in 2012, and President Hadi extended its term for six months.

In January the president dissolved the membership of the SNACC and instructed the Shura Council to select new members for approval by parliament.

A new SNACC board was appointed in September.

According to SNACC officials, 100 corruption cases were referred for prosecution during the year, but no sentences were pronounced by year's end.

The SNACC reviewed the Civil Registry and Status Authority's purchase of equipment used to create national identification cards.

Without any legal mandate, Yemen PAC monitored the activities of anticorruption institutions such as the SNACC and provided limited, unofficial oversight of their activities.

A total of 25,621 public employee financial disclosure statements have been filed with the SNACC, with 686 noncompliance cases submitted to the Public Prosecutor's Office for action.

Disclosures are provided to the SNACC, which verifies the veracity of the disclosures.

The SNACC publishes the disclosures on its official website and notes the names of officials who have failed to submit a disclosure.

The SNACC reserves the right to request disclosures from any other government employee.

During the year the SNACC considered 241 complaints, of which 107 were referred to other jurisdictions and 76 were under investigation.

The SNACC received 10 cases of failure of public officials to file asset declarations; none were referred to the Attorney General's Office.

The independent Supreme National Authority for Combating Corruption (SNACC) receives complaints and develops programs to raise awareness of corruption.

A lack of capacity, particularly in terms of financial analysis, hampered the SNACC.