Critical deficiency definition

Critical deficiency means a condition or practice which:

Critical deficiency means a condition or practice which results in the production of a product that is unwholesome or presents a threat to the health or safety of the consumer.

Critical deficiency means a Deficiency of Priority Level 1, as further described in Section 5.2.1 (Problem Correction Priorities).

Examples of Critical deficiency in a sentence

• If a store in the sample is deemed unreliable (Five Serious deficiencies or One Critical deficiency), the Firm’s Quality Assurance System is suspect.

• No provision of, right, power or privilege under this Agreement shall be deemed to have been waived by any act, delay, omission or acquiescence on the part of either Party, its agents, or employees, but only by an instrument in writing signed by an authorized officer of each Party.

• Each Directorate-General or equivalent department assumes responsibility for ensuring the physical protection of the files falling within its sphere of responsibility and guaranteeing their accessibility in the short and medium term22 until these responsibilities are transferred to the Commission’s Historical Archives Service23 in accordance with Article 7 of the Commission’s provisions on document management, or until they are eliminated.

• The investigator will also inform the parties of their right to have an advisor of their choice present at any meeting or other proceeding under this Policy.

• Critical deficiency concentration of zinc in barley genotypes differing in zinc efficiency and its relations to growth responses.

More Definitions of Critical deficiency

Critical deficiency means a Deficiency of Severity Level 1, as further described in Paragraph 5.2.1 (Problem Correction Priorities).

Critical deficiency has the meaning given to it in Section 12.3.

Critical deficiency means a (i) deficiency in the preparation area of any Store (or other areas of a Store that are not accessible to the general public) that Buyer reasonably assumes that, if known, a local health department would probably determine to be of such a magnitude that Buyer would not be permitted to open such Store for business while such deficiency exists, or (ii) a deficiency of the store grease trap or plumbing so that such grease trap or plumbing is not, in Buyer’s reasonable opinion, adequate for the operation of the Store. Seller’s obligation to provide Buyer with an indemnification due to a Critical Deficiency is conditioned upon Buyer notifying Seller within 45 days after the Closing Date of any deficiency described in Section 12.2(a)(i) or Section 12.2(a)(ii), and providing Seller with back-up documentation or copies of all relevant inspections reports citing the Critical Deficiencies.

Critical deficiency means a Deficiency of Severity Level 1, as further described in Paragraph 5.2.1 (Problem Correction Priorities) of this SLA.

Critical deficiency means a condition or practice noted as a deficiency on the NSSP Standardized Shellfish Plan Inspection Form which:

Critical deficiency means a condition or practice which: (a) results in the production of a product, which is unwholesome; or (b) presents a threat to the health or safety of consumers.

Critical deficiency means any departure from Guidelines on Good Storage and Good Distribution Practices resulting in a medical product causing a significant risk to the patient and public health. This includes an activity increasing the risk of falsified medicines reaching the patients.A combination of a number of major deficiencies indicates a serious systems failure. An example of a critical deficiency could be purchase from or supply of medical products to a non-authorized person; Storage of products requiring refrigeration at ambient temperatures; Rejected or recalled products found in sellable stock.