POUND Sample Clauses

POUND. 2.1 The Society agrees to provide, at its expense an animal shelter capable of providing adequate accommodation for all dogs impounded by the City (the “Pound Services”), such Pound to be designed and operated in accordance with the Act and, in particular, Regulation 23 (Pounds) thereunder.
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POUND. RESCUE wishes to allow the Adopter to adopt the Adoptee pursuant to the terms and conditions set out herein;
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POUND. A pound is the weight unit defined by the avoirdupois system.
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POUND. Shift schedules shall be as revised and agreed upon by the parties to the Agreement. A copy of the shift schedule shall be supplied t o all those concerned. Such employees shall be entitled t o two
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