MISSING. 6.1. Aids in fast reaction time in the event of a missing person.
6.2. By creating a profile for your family members and listing their individual physical characteristics and uploading photographs of your family on your MyVault profile this allows us to mass activate a search for missing family members by already having the relevant info at hand.
MISSING. 18.2.1 In the event of the disappearance of an Officer while engaged in operations at the behest of the Company all Salary, benefits and allowances shall continue to be paid until the Officer’s death is established in fact; or for a period of two (2) years, whichever occurs sooner.
MISSING. 8.1. The Supplier shall have no liability for errors which the Customer has not corrected in writing in proofs, including prints, digital information, proofs, etc.
8.2. Oral corrections are made at the Customer's own risk.
8.3. The Supplier shall have the right to deliver quantities that vary from the ordered or quoted amount by a maximum of 10%, either upward or downward. The delivered quantity shall be invoiced at the agreed unit price. In situations where the paper or other materials for the order are produced by entities other than the Supplier, the Supplier shall be en- titled to a reasonable deviation exceeding 10% of the ordered/quoted quantity, subject to the terms and conditions set by the material sup- plier.
8.4. Upon receipt of the product or a sample thereof, the Customer shall promptly conduct an inspection. Any defects discovered during the in- spection must be promptly reported to the Supplier in writing. Any faults or defects that could not be discovered during the inspection but are subsequently discovered must also be immediately reported to the Supplier. The Supplier shall not be responsible for defects that should have been identified during the inspection, in the event of a subsequent complaint. Delayed complaint results in the Customer losing the right to assert the defects.
8.5. In the event that a defect can be rectified without causing significant hardship to the Customer, the Customer shall allow the Supplier to rec- tify the defect.
8.6. If the Customer provides the paper or other material for the delivery, the Supplier shall not be responsible for any defects or shortcomings resulting from such materials.
8.7. It is the customer's responsibility to ensure that the product can be used for the specific purpose for which it is intended. The customer is responsible for any deviating use. For FKM products, please refer to clause 9.5.
8.8. The Supplier shall not be liable for the misplacement of glued or in- serted elements if the Customer does not instruct the Supplier in writ- ing as to their placement.
8.9. The Supplier gives no guarantee for missing or duplicated numbers for deliveries including numbered works. Corrections of received material from the Customer will be invoiced.
8.10. The Supplier is not responsible for defects in the product caused by incorrect storage/handling by the Customer, as the shelf life of the product adhesive is 1/2 year from the date of production when stored at a temperature in the range 5 - 20 °C. T...
MISSING. Section 1. A miss is defined as a failure to report to work at the proper time and place or the failure to telephone at least ninety (90) minutes before the scheduled report time. If a bus or rail operator misses and appears for work after his/her scheduled time, he/she loses his/her run or tripper for the day and may work an alternate assignment that day. The employee's weekly guarantee also shall be reduced by eight (8) hours or ten (10) hours, as applicable, and the employee shall be paid only for the actual time worked that day. An operator who fails to report or telephone within four (4) hours of the scheduled report time will be charged with both a miss and an AWOL.
Section 2. When a bus or rail operator accumulates eight (8) misses he/she will be subject to discharge. However, if the bus or rail operator does not miss for a period of thirty (30) days, one (1) miss shall be removed from his/her record. The 30 day period shall be days actually worked. On a one time only basis, on November 14, 1998 all operators shall have two (2) misses removed from their records.
Section 3. Whenever a bus or rail operator misses and does not receive an assignment, he/she may be required by the Authority to also report at 2:00 p.m. that same day. Provided, however, that when an employee who misses in the A.M. is required to report at 2:00 p.m. as per this Article, he/she shall not be required to work past 7:30 p.m.
MISSING. There will be many different people in and out of the house and the house may be left open during the day when doing repairs. Tenants agree to store property during the summer at their own risk and landlord assumes no responsibility of tenants’ property. If items are left for the next years tenants and not marked “Save for next school year 20XX” the items are thrown out at your expense. The tenants are to keep all utilities on over the summer when items are in storage at above home. Please notify the Oxford Police Department for any extended time away from your home. This a free service offered by the City of Oxford Police Department.
MISSING. 1st and 2nd Miss One (1) day penalty; 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, and 7th Miss Two (2) day penalty; 8th Miss One (1) day suspension at no pay plus a two (2) day penalty; 9th Miss Five (5) day suspension at no pay plus a two (2) day penalty; 10th Miss Subject to discharge. When a Lift Operator misses the original assignment, the Lift Operator may be given any assignment, regardless of route or time. If no work is available during the penalty period, the Lift Operator receives no pay. The reduction of one (1) Miss will be granted for each seventy-five (75) day period from the previous Miss in which no Miss occurs. Personal sickness will not be counted in the seventy-five (75) day period for the reduction of a Miss. All computations concerning Misses cover the calendar year January 1 through December 31.
MISSING. A service user may be categorised as ‘missing’ when he/she is: • Absent from their xxxx (‘Absent’) for more than 8 hours or • When the risk assessment suggests an unacceptable level of risk and increased vulnerability. CURRENT LEGAL STATUS Please Select Comments: Comments: Comments: Comments: Nickname Photo Available NO YES Height 0’ 0” 0.00m Hair Colour Hair Type Facial Hair NO YES Eye Colour Eye Type Eyebrows Complexion Build
1. List the clothing the service user was wearing on leaving:
2. Have any other clothes been taken: E.g. bags, property, equipment, mobile phone: List associates with whom the service user has been associating recently:
1. Mobile phone no: When last contacted: Details of contact:
2. Service user’s room has been checked: CONFIRMED What was found?
3. List Family/Associates that have been contacted: Name Address Tel. No. Result
4. A search of unit and its environs has taken place: CONFIRMED Please explain what areas have been checked and give any information obtained:
5. Has service user been missing previously?: YES NO If yes give details of REH ‘return to xxxx discussion’ information that may assist Police search
6. What treatment/medication is the service user in receipt of and are any of these deemed to be high risk medications? Has the service user missed any medications/ when are medications next due and what is the likely impact on the service user of this? (Consideration can be given to forecasting if the missing period becomes extended) What risks have the healthcare team identified in respect of the service user? Are there any special considerations, including behavioural factors, which police officers approaching the service user should be aware of? Any other relevant information that could assist in targeting resources And the safety of the service user
MISSING. Child comes homes on time and does not run away from home. Their whereabouts are always known to their carers and they answer their phone. Child has run away from home on one or two occasions or not returned at the normal time. Concerns about what happened to them whilst they were away, whereabouts unknown. Child persistently runs away and/or goes missing, serious concerns about their activity whilst away. Parent does not report them missing. Unable to give explanations for whereabouts. Child persistently runs away and/or goes missing and does not recognise that he/she is putting him/herself at risk of exploitation, criminal behaviour etc. Pattern of sofa surfing, whereabouts unknown When a Domestic Abuse (DA) referral/xxxxxx is received. The MASH Manager will use the threshold document to inform their decision and follow the pathway as below. Check Protocol to see if family are known. Information shared internally and with partner agencies. Refer to Barnardos risk assessment matrix If an elevated risk is identified, case to be stepped up to MASH for level 3 or 4. If an elevated risk is identified, case to go back to MASH Manager to progress at Level 3 or 4. Referral to Assessment for Strategy Discussion and Child and Family Assessment. Referral to Assessment for Child and Family Assessment. Referral to EH, with recommendation to Women’s Aid Generally, no further action to be taken. Case to close with DA letter sent to the family advising of referral received and supplying information of support services they can access.
MISSING. Collateral ID Notation ------------- ----------------------------------------------------------- 492007GG10 REC'D COPY; ORIGINAL S/B ON HAND 7/10/2007 492007GG10 RECEIVED NOTE COPY FOR $45,000,000.00; SCHD: $35,000,000.00 Note is in process of being split 1162007GG10 REC'D COPY; ORIGINAL S/B ON HAND 7/10/2007 1452007GG10 REC'D COPY; ORIGINAL S/B ON HAND 7/10/2007 1472007GG10 REC'D COPY; ORIGINAL S/B ON HAND 7/10/2007 1522007GG10 REC'D COPY; ORIGINAL S/B ON HAND 7/10/2007 EXHIBIT R FORM OF NOTICE TO OTHER MASTER SERVICER July [__], 2007 VIA FACSIMILE
MISSING. Collateral ID Notation -------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 2COBALT2007C3 WACH TO BLANK 3COBALT2007C3 WACH TO BLANK 3COBALT2007C3 NOTE:110,000,000.00; SCHEDULE: 100,000,000.00;RECEIVED PDFS OF NEW NOTES 4COBALT2007C3 WACH TO BLANK 5COBALT2007C3 WACH TO BLANK 6COBALT2007C3 WACH TO BLANK 8COBALT2007C3 WACH TO BLANK 9COBALT2007C3 WACH TO BLANK 10COBALT2007C3 WACH TO BLANK 11COBALT2007C3 WACH TO BLANK 12COBALT2007C3 WACH TO BLANK 13COBALT2007C3 WACH TO BLANK 15COBALT2007C3 WACH TO BLANK 16COBALT2007C3 WACH TO BLANK 22COBALT2007C3 WACH TO BLANK 24COBALT2007C3 WACH TO BLANK 25COBALT2007C3 26COBALT2007C3 WACH TO BLANK 27COBALT2007C3 WACH TO BLANK 29COBALT2007C3 WACH TO BLANK 30COBALT2007C3 WACH TO BLANK 32COBALT2007C3 WACH TO BLANK 33COBALT2007C3 WACH TO BLANK 37COBALT2007C3 WACH TO BLANK 38COBALT2007C3 WACH TO BLANK 47COBALT2007C3 WACH TO BLANK 48COBALT2007C3 WACH TO BLANK 53COBALT2007C3 WACH TO BLANK 59COBALT2007C3 WACH TO BLANK 61COBALT2007C3 WACH TO BLANK 62COBALT2007C3 WACH TO BLANK 63COBALT2007C3 WACH TO BLANK 72COBALT2007C3 90COBALT2007C3 Commercial Document Codes Exception Codes -----------------------------------------
