Alternative definition

Alternative. The provisions of Paragraph 4 will apply.

Alternative. The provisions of Paragraph 5 will apply.

Alternative means a choice of things, each being fully compliant.

Examples of Alternative in a sentence

• Employees assigned to the Alternative Work Schedule whose workweek includes Saturday or Sunday shall observe the regular holiday.

• Prior to transitioning an area to an Alternative Work Schedule, the Company agrees to consult with the Plant Chair and consider the Plant Chair’s input and guidance.

• Alternative Work Schedules will first be staffed via volunteers and then by reverse seniority.

• Alternative submission arrangements must be approved by the assigned HHSC Contract Manager.

• The Custodian will hold Assets of the Client delivered or credited to its account under this Agreement directly or through accounts at Subcustodians or CSDs. In turn, Subcustodians will hold Assets directly or through accounts at CSDs. For purposes of this Agreement, the term “Assets” shall include Securities, Alternative Assets, monies, and other property held by the Custodian for the benefit of the Client.

More Definitions of Alternative

Alternative method of election means a method of electing members

Alternative means anything for which Bidders provide a price in a manner that gives the Board options in determining the actual Work of the Contract and may include such items as an optional product, system, installation, method, design and requirement. The Board shall not be obliged to purchase an Alternative when accepting a Tender, but may, at its discretion elect to purchase all, some or none of the Alternatives offered.

Alternative means any of the following:

Alternative in this context means an alternative to court proceedings. It is intended to be a faster and more cost-effective way of resolving disputes. The Scheme does not make a charge to landlords or tenants for using the alternative dispute resolution service if it relates to an AST.

Alternative means reasonable possible actions that could substitute or replace the proposed action and fulfil the same or a similar purpose. Only a reasonable range of alternatives must be discussed, analyzed, and compared in an environmental impact statement. What constitutes a reasonable range of alternatives depends on the nature of the proposal and the facts in each case.

Alternative. Subject to item (iv) below, the provisions of Paragraph 5 will apply.

Alternative means any treatment, surgery, procedure, facility, equipment, device, drug, drug therapy, or supply that is currently recognized by conventional medicine as an accepted practice. This may include, but is not limited to, acupuncture and chiropractic care. “Alternative” does not include treatments that are considered to be experimental.