Dangerous Items definition

Dangerous Items means anything deemed to be dangerous or a public safety hazard to the traveling public at the discretion of the Director of Public Works for the Township of West Lincoln;

Dangerous Items means anything deemed to be dangerous or a public safety hazard at the discretion of the Director of Public Works and Engineering for the Township of West Lincoln or designate;

Examples of Dangerous Items in a sentence

• Dangerous Items Students should not come to school in possession of anything which may pose as a danger to themselves or others.

• Dangerous Items: Firearms, ammunition, fireworks, incendiaries, combustible fuel or material (e.g., propane, kerosene, etc.), hazardous/dangerous chemicals, explosives, or other potentially dangerous weapons/items are prohibited, unless otherwise authorized by law.

• Dangerous Items: Firearms, ammunition, f ireworks, incendiaries, combustible fuel or material (e.g., propane, kerosene, etc.), hazardous/dangerous chemicals, explosives, or other potentially dangerous weapons/items are prohibited, unless otherwise authorized by law.

• Avoidance of Illegal or Dangerous Items: Students must not bring materials or objects to school or to school-sponsored or school-supervised activities that are or could be disruptive or that are prohibited by law or school policy.

• Avoidance of Illegal or Dangerous Items: Students must not bring materials or objects to school or to school activities that are or could be disruptive or are prohibited by law or school policy.

• Dangerous Items: Iarrtar ar an bhfoireann scoile an príomhoide nó an t-oifigeach sláinte agus sábháilteachta na foirne a chuir ar an eolas má fheictear aon ní contúirteach sa scoil.

• Alcohol, Tobacco, Drugs: Dangerous Items: Weapons, Hazardous Materials; Pornography and Mature Content; Items that Promote, Support or Glorify Violence or that Disparage any Group of People; or Political items supporting a particular political view.

• B.13 Damage or Vandalism to PropertyDamage or vandalism of property belonging to the University or others B.14 Dangerous Items (Explosives, Firearms, Fireworks, Weapons) (See Dangerous Items Policy on page 57) B.15 Demonstration (See Demonstration Policy on page 57) B.16 Disorderly ConductA.

• A student that intentionally violates the Nuisance or Dangerous Items policy will be considered insubordinate and will be assigned appropriate consequences.

• B.13 Damage or Vandalism to PropertyDamage or vandalism of property belonging to the University or others B.14 Dangerous Items (Explosives, Firearms, Fireworks, Weapons) (See Dangerous Items Policy on page 58) B.15 Demonstration (See Demonstration Policy on page 58) B.16 Disorderly ConductA.