Storm. The representations and warranties regarding Storm contained in Schedule 4.6 (the “Storm Warranties”), (a) which are not qualified as to materiality and do not specify dollar amounts, are true and correct in all material respects on and as of the respective dates on which the Storm Warranties are expressed in Schedule 4.6 to be made and (b) which are qualified as to materiality or specify dollar amounts, are true and correct on and as of the respective dates on which the Storm Warranties are expressed in Schedule 4.6 to be made.
Storm. Individually or collectively, a named tropical storm or hurricane, a tornado, ice storm or snow storm, flood, an earthquake, or other significant weather or natural disaster.
Storm. The project will meet the City’s stormwater requirements. If possible, stormwater runoff will be controlled by use of pervious pavements in private roads and a subsurface infiltration vault for other impervious surfaces. Water quality treatment facilities will be designed to meet City of Issaquah stormwater standards. The stormwater facilities will be located in easements and will be owned and maintained by the property owner(s).
Storm. Storm shall mean storm, windstorm, hurricane, tornado, tempest, cyclone and typhoon including ensuing damage as a direct result thereof, but excluding flood and earthquake.
Storm. It is recognized that despite their best efforts, some employees may be unable to report to work on time because of blocked highways. In such cases the employees shall notify their supervisor, if possible, of their difficulty and providing they arrive within two (2) hours of the scheduled start time, there will be no reduction from their regular pay. Should they arrive at work after this two (2) hour period, they shall be paid for time actually worked.
Storm. When school transportation is cancelled due to inclementweather conditions, drivers will be paid of the daily rate for the first five (5) days, any subsequent days will be paid the same percentage of the daily rates as the Company is reimbursed by the School Board. When a run is cancelled the driver doing the cover run will be the only person paid as per the Collective Agreement.
Storm. There A lot of noise. A few Choice Exercise 1 questions fill in the gaps in the following sentences taking the best option out of the bracket: 1. The quality of the apples (were/were/are/has) is not good. 2. Fire and water (do/do/done/done) disagree. 3. Time and tide (wait/wait/wait/wait/wait/wait) for none. 4. Justice, as well as mercy (resolution/permissible/allowing/allowing) it. 5. Neither the teacher nor the students (this/am/are/was) at the school. 6. Many men (has/eat/eat/are) have done so. 7. News (were/had/has/has) good. The Committee (is/are/was/has) is divided into one minor paragraph. 9. United States (is/are/have/have/have) a large navy. 10. Everyone was running as fast as he (can/can/can/will). Answers: 1. was 2. make 3. Waiting for 4. Allows 5. 6. has 7. 8. 9. there are
Storm. Hurricane, typhoon, windstorm, rainstorm, hailstorm, tornado and or cyclone including subsequent DAMAGE or incident caused by water that backs up from a sewer or drain as a direct result thereof but excluding flood.
Storm a. A storm day is considered a working day in a calendar year on which no work is done due to storms and which meets at least 1 of the following standards: - KNMI issues a code red warning. - KNMI issues a warning for wind force 6 or higher. This only applies to employees working in window cleaning and façade cleaning (working in the positions Window Cleaner 1 to III, Façade Cleaner 1 to III and the cooperating xxxxxxx/woman outdoor cleaning maintenance I and II) where there is outdoor work at height that requires the use of climbing equipment.
Storm. 3.7.1. In case of a storm, damage caused to the object of insurance shall be compensated for if such damage has been caused by:
a) storm;
b) hail;
c) tree or any other item fallen onto the object of insurance due to storm.
3.7.2. A storm is wind with a speed of at least 18 meters per second. If it is impossible to determine the wind speed, the storm is deemed as being wind that has caused damage to the buildings or items in perfect condition located in the surroundings of the insurance location. Storm damage is also deemed as being such damage to the object of insurance that could only occur in consequence of a storm.
3.7.3. In case of a storm, the following shall not be compensated for:
a) damage directly or indirectly caused by flood, incl. a flood caused by storm;
b) damage caused by precipitation penetrating into the building through unclosed openings or structures, unless the openings have emerged due to the circumstances listed in clause 3.7.1;
c) damage to buildings under construction and property therein.
