Imminent Threat. Notwithstanding the provisions of subparagraph (C)(1) of this Article concerning the opportunity to cure defaults, if HUD determines, in HUD's sole discretion, that there is an imminent threat that the Grantee will expend additional HOPE VI Grant funds in violation of the provisions of this Grant Agreement, HUD may implement the remedial action provided for under subparagraph (C)(4)(d) of this Article to prevent any such unauthorized expenditure until such time as the Grantee has complied with the cure provisions set forth above. HUD will implement such remedial action by written notice set forth either in the notice of default given under paragraph (C)(1) of this Article or by subsequent written notice to the Grantee.
Imminent Threat. A subjective statistical evaluation of how quickly a threat scenario can develop, and how likely that threat is to de- velop in a given geographical location. Implicit in the timing aspect can be considerations of available time (when the next flood or storm event is likely
Imminent Threat. When there is an emergency involving an imminent threat to the safety or welfare of an individual (including law enforcement personnel or members of the public), and there is insufficient time to make available appropriate auxiliary aids and services, law enforcement personnel will use whatever auxiliary aids and services are most effective under the circumstances to communicate with persons who are deaf or hard of hearing, consistent with an appropriate law enforcement response to the imminent threat. When there is no longer an imminent threat, law enforcement personnel will follow its procedures to provide appropriate auxiliary aids and services, as set forth in Paragraph 9.
Imminent Threat. Notwithstanding the provisions of paragraph (b)(i) of this Article concerning the opportunity to cure breaches, if HUD reasonably determines that there is an imminent threat that the Owner will expend additional GRRP Grant funds in violation of the provisions of this Agreement, HUD may implement the remedial actions described in (c) below to prevent any such unauthorized expenditure until such time as the Owner has complied with the cure provisions set forth above. HUD will implement such remedial action by written notice set forth either in the notice of breach or by subsequent written notice to the Owner. An imminent threat is not an immediate Default.
Imminent Threat. When, in the judgment of the member, a student’s behavior poses an imminent threat to the health, safety or welfare of other students or staff (which may include extremely disruptive behavior) requiring immediate action by the member to prevent harm to students and/or staff, the member shall be authorized to send the student or students causing the disciplinary problem to the administrator’s office or a designated place for the balance of the class period or, at the elementary schools, until a conference is held as outlined in Section B.
Imminent Threat. An assistant shall not be required to work in conditions that pose an imminent threat to their health and safety. All work by an assistant shall be performed in conformity with applicable safety standards. Should an assistant become aware of a condition they believes is unhealthy or dangerous, they shall immediately report the condition to their supervisor or administrator and, if appropriate, the Environmental Health and Safety Department or campus law enforcement.
Imminent Threat. .01 In all cases where an imminent threat of continued or additional abuse exists, any witness shall immediately contact the Pastor or chairman of the Risk Management Committee on call at Crestwood Baptist Church and request that they take immediate steps to ensure the safety of the alleged victim. After the safety of the alleged victim has been secured, the person witnessing the incident shall notify law enforcement.
.02 An alleged wrong-doer shall not be allowed to work with children until the investigation is complete by law enforcement officials.
.03 Crestwood Baptist Church will cooperate fully with law enforcement officials during the investigation.
Imminent Threat. The Recipient shall take action to address an imminent threat to human health or the environment if required by a regulatory agency, or if in Recipient’s reasonable judgment, such action is necessary to address an imminent threat to human health or the environment, and may seek reimbursement from the Army for response costs related to such imminent threat where: (a) notification cannot practicably be provided to the Army in accordance with the terms of Section C.4.1.3 above before such action needs to be taken; or (b) notification is provided to the Army before such action needs to be taken and the Army agrees to permit the Recipient to take such action under terms agreed to by the parties. In the event that Recipient provides notification to the Army before such action needs to be taken but the Army cannot or will not provide a timely response to such threat other than as provided in (b) above, the parties reserve their rights but will expedite dispute resolution provided in Section D.9.
Imminent Threat. There is an imminent threat or danger to public health or the safety of persons or property resulting from the construction, renovation, maintenance, or operation of your Hotel;
