Absolute Sample Clauses

Absolute. Lessee's obligations under this Agreement are absolute and unconditional irrespective of any contingency whatsoever including (but not limited to):-
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Absolute. At above 2mol%, +/-0.05 absolute Hydrogen Sulphide (including COS) ppm vol <10 +/-0.5 Total Sulphur ppm vol <60 +/-0.8 Incomplete Combustion Factor -2.2 to 1.75 +/-0.03 Soot Index 0.49 to 0.65 +/-0.002 Inert Gases (including Carbon Dioxide and Nitrogen)1 Nitrogen mol% 0.2 to 12.0 At 5mol% and below, +/-0.01 absolute. At above 5mol%, +/-0.02 absolute. Hydrogen ppm vol <5000 At 100 ppm and below, +/-2.0. At above 100 ppm, +/-5% relative.
Absolute. The obligations of the Company to make the payment to Executive, and to make the arrangements, provided for herein are absolute and unconditional and may not be reduced by any circumstances, including without limitation any set-off, counterclaim (including without limitation, pursuant to Section 11), recoupment, defense or other right which the Company may have against Executive or any third party at any time.
Absolute. Trustee discretion shall be sole and arbitrary, not subject to any objective standard of reasonableness, unless explicitly qualified otherwise.
Absolute. On or after the Lease Commencement Date, Lessee’s obligations under this Agreement are absolute and unconditional irrespective of any contingency whatsoever including (but not limited to):
Absolute. Absolute, irreversible and forever.
Absolute beneficial owner A Receiver may, in relation to any of the Charged Property, exercise all powers, authorisations and rights he would be capable of exercising, and do all such acts and things, as an absolute beneficial owner could exercise or do in the ownership and management of the Charged Property or any part of the Charged Property.
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Absolute. This Guaranty is irrevocable, absolute, present and unconditional. The obligations of Guarantor under this Guaranty shall not be affected, reduced, modified or impaired upon the happening from time to time of any of the following events, whether or not with notice to (except as notice is otherwise expressly required herein) or the consent of Guarantor:
Absolute. The best commonwealth for Spinoza, as he argues in the Political Treatise, is the commonwealth which is most absolute. Since absolute is so often associated with ‘monarchy’, many will be surprised to learn that for Spinoza, as we will see below, thought of monarchy as the least absolute form of commonwealth. Instead, he argued that democracy was the most perfectly absolute form of state. 278 Whereas previously the idea of absolute power, absolute monarchy meant that there were no constitutional limits on the power of a monarch, Spinoza used the term absolute to describe democracy, as the most powerful form of state. Whereas in absolute monarchy, the will of the sovereign, an individual monarch’s will stood for the law, in a democracy the judgments and power of the people together yielded the most powerful form of agreement. 275 TP 2.13 276 TP 2.13-17 277 TP 2.14; TP 2.13 278 TP 11.1 For Spinoza, individual monarchs were weak, not strong. Their rule, based on their individual will alone was even weaker. For Spinoza, supreme authorities or sovereigns had as much right as they had power, 279 and individual humans alone were weak. Although a student of Hobbes, particularly (as we have seen) of Hobbes understanding of the political role of the affects, Spinoza differed from Hobbes on a crucial point. Whereas for Hobbes, the will of the individuals and their power could be transferred to the sovereign, creating a one-man Leviathan, for Spinoza, such a transfer was a mystification. No one can give up all of their power, and no one can give up their power of judgment. 280 Thus shrinking the head of the monarchical government to a mere pin, Spinoza went on to investigate the true source of power in government, the multitude. A disorganized multitude, however, was not a source of power. 281 Only an organized multitude, organized through political institutions built to manage and organize their affects, bringing them together to discuss and to collectively decide the principles according to which they were to live. Only such a multitude, that is, a multitude organized into a democracy of a highly deliberative, maximally inclusive and participatory sort could be the most absolute, the strongest form of state. This new definition of agreement recast the problems of political philosophy: How should the multitude be organized, that is, how can institutions be formed to organize their affects? How can institutions be built to guarantee the best possible decision without r...
Absolute. Must have fulfilled the requirements of a Maintenance Worker and has been permanently classified as a Maintenance Worker for six (6) months. Must pass a safety course approved by the City’s Safety Officer Primary (all Apply): Box Truck Operator (Internal) Front End-Loader Certification (internal) Working knowledge of Nursing Home State and Federal Regulations (Internal Test >70%) Ability to operate 4X4 pick-up with plow (internal) Demonstrated ability to prioritize work tasks, work independently and make sound decisions (Internal) Secondary: (Select Three) Metal Stud Framing Certification (Internal/External) Plumbers License or Apprentice/Journeyman level of training Electrician’s License or Apprentice/Helper level of training Finish Carpentry (internal/external) Drywall Repair Certification (Internal/External) Plumbing Repair Certification (Internal) Computer Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite (Internal/External) Building Fire Alarm Working Knowledge (Internal via Supervised Alarm Drills) December 2008 APPENDIX L-1 MAINTENANCE WORKER III CAREER LADDER – (Pay Grade 18) XXXXXX CENTER Absolute: - Fulfills the requirements of Maintenance Worker I and has been permanently classified as a Maintenance Worker I for a minimum nine (9) months - Possesses physical strength and ability to perform the essential functions of the job - Must pass 30-hour OSHA 1910 class approved by the City's Safety Officer Primary (3 Required): - Boiler Operator or 4th class stationary engineer (external) - American Welding Society certification (external) - Certified HVAC technician (internal or external) - Successfully complete OSHA competent person course approved by City Safety Coordinator (internal or external) - Finish and/or framing carpentry certification (internal or external) - Finish painter certification (internal) Optional (None required but 2 electives may replace maximum of 1 primary): - Riggers certification (external) - Certified Facilities Management course (external) - Ability to read construction plans (internal) - Tape/plaster/sheet rock certification (internal) - Any relevant requirement approved by the employee's Department Head - Vinyl, carpet and tile installation certification (internal) - Suspended ceiling installation certification (internal) - Plumbers license or Apprentice/Journeyman level of training (external) - Locksmith certification (external) - Microsoft software certification (internal or external) December 2008 APPENDIX L-2 MAINTENANCE WORKER CAR...
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