Urgency. Extent to which time is of the essence in dealing with the emergency. 105 ILCS 10/6, amended; 23 IL. Admin. Code Sec. 376.60
Urgency. 3.5 Where anything in this Memorandum of Understanding requires the consideration, agreement or approval of the Transport Committee, or involves an urgent response to a major incident, but the matter is of such urgency that it cannot wait for a meeting of that Committee, the Chair of London TravelWatch Board will refer the matter to the Chair of the Committee in writing, copied to the Chief Executive of London TravelWatch and the GLA’s Executive Director of Secretariat, giving a short explanation of the decision required and why it is urgent.
Urgency. Time is of the essence for the provision of the Services by PFSC and Client’s payment obligations under this Agreement.
Urgency. Impact Immediate response and sustained effort required until service is restored Standard support process are followed Service can be scheduled User(s) unable to perform job User(s) unable to perform job properly Users can do job, but requires extra effort No work around is available Reasonable (acceptable) workaround not available Workaround may be available Operations High Medium Low Business critical system service or site is unavailable or degraded High P1 P2 P3 Business critical system service or site is affected, but it is still available and operating at an acceptable level Medium P2 P3 P4 Non-business critical system, service or site is unavailable or degraded Non-business critical system, service or site is affected, but it is still available and operating at an acceptable level Low P3 P4 P5 Issue affecting a Single User.
Urgency. If, in the reasonable opinion of the General Manager, a decision which would fall under the responsibility of the Board must be taken urgently in order to save the JV Company or the JV Company’s interest from loss or damages before a Board Meeting can be convened or a written resolution by the Board can be obtained, the General Manager, upon securing at least the prior consent of one Director appointed by BRILLIANCE and one Director appointed by BMW, may make the respective decision and submit the decision to the next meeting in which the retroactive authorization of the Board shall be sought. However, the General Manager immediately shall inform the Chairman and the Vice-Chairman, in writing, about the situation of urgency and the decision which is taken.
Urgency. Where a speedy intervention is envisaged in response to a sudden crisis, a Communication and Visibility Plan does not need to be immediately prepared. It should nonetheless be ensured that in such situations the EU's support for Actions is displayed from the start in an appropriate manner for such Actions.
Urgency. In matters considered urgent by the Agent, the Agent may take a decision without prior coordination with the other Banks if the Agent considers an urgent decision necessary in order to prevent the occurrence of damages or losses to the detriment of the Banks. Any such decision shall be taken by the Agent within its reasonable discretion. The Banks shall be bound by any such decision of the Agent. The Agent shall have no obligation to take decisions on an urgent basis. The Agent shall without delay inform the other Banks of any urgency decisions which have been taken.
Urgency encouraging and promoting urgent actions, supported by a massive increase in resources, to reduce the annual death rate from TB and/or HIV, infections which have been manageable, treatable or preventable for decades.
Urgency. Urgency depends on how urgent an incident case is. The procedure is based on three different factors and is affected by: § When in time the incident occurs in relation to opening hours for the Service § How urgent the user states that the incident case is § Xxxx extensive the interruption to the Service is Faults classified as Critical or High priority according to the table above can be reported online but have to be verified by a phone call to the Service Desk to ensure action. The fault is dealt with during the fault remediation period. The table below describes urgency with examples of incidents. Critical High Medium Low Incident with proven security risk of security breach The incident occurs during or close to opening hours for the Service The incident does not occur close to opening hours for the Service The incident is not linked to the opening hours for the Service Total interruptions of the Service or interruptions to a critical part of the Service Users state that the case is critical, e.g. users not being able to utilize the service Interruption of part of the Service that is not critical Non-urgent incident Uncontrolled spread of virus Bogus virus warnings Loss of information that cannot be recreated Change of information in production data
