ABLE definition

ABLE means achieving a better life experience.

ABLE means being physically and mentally capable of caring for a child in a responsible manner.

ABLE means the ability to perform the specialty with minimal training (up to one week).

Examples of ABLE in a sentence

• In Chapter four, I continue my case study of CBCO by introducing ABLE (Atlantans Building Leadership for Empowerment).

• The more 217 Xxxx Xxxxxx (Xxxxxxxx), “One-to-One” (handout, ABLE Spring Leadership Training, Atlanta, GA, April 16, 2016).

• IN ADDITION, YOU ACKNOWLEDGE AND AGREE THAT THIS ARTICLE 10 PROPERLY AND FAIRLY ALLOCATES THE RISKS OF THIS AGREEMENT, AND THAT HOMESTARS’ PRICING REFLECTS THIS ALLOCATION OF RISK AND THE ABOVE EXCLUSIONS AND LIMITATIONS OF LIABILITY, AND WERE IT NOT FOR THE ABOVE EXCLUSIONS AND LIMITATIONS OF LIABILITY, HOMESTARS WOULD NOT BE ABLE TO PROVIDE THE PLATFORM FOR THE FEES THAT IT CHARGES.

• DI DOES NOT REPRESENT NOR WARRANT THAT THE OPERATION OF THE SOFTWARE WILL BE UNINTERRUPTED, ERROR FREE, MALWARE FREE, OR THAT CUSTOMER WILL BE ABLE TO ACCESS AND USE OR OPERATE THE SOFTWARE WITHOUT PROBLEMS OR INTERRUPTIONS.

• VORNEX WOULD NOT BE ABLE TO PROVIDE THE SOFTWARE WITHOUT SUCH LIMITATIONS.

More Definitions of ABLE

ABLE as is defined in Article 26.1 - Job Vacancies & Postings.

ABLE means the achieving a better life experience act.

ABLE means an employee who possesses the educational require- ments, relevant experience and general ability to per- form the work. The parties recognize that the educational requirements, relevant experience and general ability to satisfactorily perform the work, varies from one position to another. The Company has the right to establish the requirements for each position.

ABLE means the applicant has or can provide adequate facilities, vehicles and equipment to perform the service proposed; the applicant certifies that these vehicles comply with all Oregon laws and rules covering vehicle safety and operations, and will be so maintained; and there is no significant evidence concerning the proposed service submitted by the applicant, by members of the public, or in the department's files that suggests a compelling reason to deny the application. Examples of evidence of a compelling reason to deny an application may include a record of a pattern of violations of laws or rules administered by the Department, or two or more complaints from customers regarding applicant's unsatisfactory resolution of loss or damage claims.

ABLE means Able Telcom Holding Corp.

ABLE means the federal Achieving a Better Life Experience Act of 2014 (26 USC 529A, as amended) that creates state-level tax-advantaged savings programs to assist persons with blindness or disability.

ABLE means physically and mentally capable of car- ing for a child in a responsible manner. If you claim one par- ent is unable to care for the children, you must provide writ- ten documentation from a licensed professional (see WAC 388-448-0020) that states the: