Business Interruption definition

Business Interruption means any event that disrupts Contractor’s ability to complete the Work for a period of time, and may include, but is not limited to a Disaster, power outage, strike, loss of necessary personnel or computer virus.

Business Interruption means any material interruption or interference with the Administrator’s ability to continue to provide the Services, including any temporary loss of Customer Information or adverse effect on the Administrator’s operating environment or telecommunications infrastructure used to provide the Services.

Business Interruption means the necessary and unavoidable interruption of or interference with the Insured's Operations provided always that:

Examples of Business Interruption in a sentence

• Business Interruption $4.0M (est.) and Boiler & Machinery 14 Directors & Officers $316,000 (15 mos.) Liability 15 Excess Directors & $223,700 (15 mos.) Officers Liability 16 Directors & Officers $115,000 (15 mos.) Liability 17 Employee Dishonesty & $14,450 Depositor's Forgery 18 Hull & Machinery and $29,378 (AFCO) Protection & Indemnity 19 Pollution Insurance $4,258 (AFCO) 20 Marine and Railroad Cargo $40,000 Annual Approx.

• This insurance shall also include coverage for Business Interruption and Extra Expense that extends to the loss of Computer Property.

• Business Interruption Insurance Recoveries The Company does not purchase business interruption coverage.

• Section 2 ExtensionsThe following Extensions will apply subject to the Definitions, Exclusions and Conditions of the Rules.A Business Interruption Expense will include: 1.

• Insured event means an event that is not excluded in the Exclusions applying to Sections – Property All Risks; Business Interruption All Risks; Contract Works or Terrorism.

More Definitions of Business Interruption

Business Interruption means (i) any strike by the National Basketball Players Association or a lockout of NBA players by the NBA that causes the preemption of the playing of one or more NBA regular season or post-season games or (ii) the occurrence of any event or condition that permits a termination of any Material Visual Media Contract by the Obligor thereunder and the Obligor terminates such Material Visual Media Contract.

Business Interruption means insurance provided by the following Forms:

Business Interruption means the necessary partial or complete suspension of the “insured’s” operations at a “covered location” for a period of time, which is directly attributable to a “pollution condition” or “indoor environmental condition” to which Coverage A. of this Policy applies. Such period of time shall extend from the date that the operations are necessarily suspended and end when such “pollution condition” or “indoor environmental condition” has been remediated to the point at which the “insured’s” normal operations could reasonably be restored.

Business Interruption. Within Fire Perimeters Claim” means any claim by any Person that allegedly owned or operated a business, excluding income-earning residential or commercial real property, within the Fire Perimeters for business income losses as a result of property damage caused by the Maui Fires, but is limited to businesses that have a business license and/or paid business taxes in 2022 or 2023. For the avoidance of doubt, a claim for loss of or damage to real property is not a Business Interruption – Within Fire Perimeters Claim, but may be either a Residential Property Loss – Within Fire Perimeters Claim or a Commercial Property Loss – Within Fire Perimeters Claim.

Business Interruption means (i) any strike by the National Hockey League Players Association or a lockout of NHL players by the NHL that causes the preemption of the playing of one or more NHL regular season or post-season games or (ii) the occurrence of any event or condition that permits a termination of any Material National Media Contract by the Obligor thereunder and the Obligor terminates such Material National Media Contract.

Business Interruption means any interruption to a business as a result of the COVID-19 health emergency and resulting closures. Interruptions may include those inside and outside Wyoming. These may include, but are not limited to:

Business Interruption means loss of income or revenue, and loss of rents.