Dependency means a child who is homeless or without

Dependency means a child who is homeless or without proper care or guardianship through no fault of his or her parent, legal guardian, or custodian;

Dependency means a dependent child as defined in this rule.

Examples of Dependency in a sentence

Dependency: our Hyperdhoc Photomedia solution uses Microsoft service-based APIs to retrieve/display data stored in Microsoft Cloud service resources.

More Definitions of Dependency

Dependency means the same as that term is defined in Section 80-1-102.

Dependency or “dependent child” means that a person:

Dependency in activities of daily living means a person requires hands-on assistance or constant supervision and cueing to accomplish one or more of the activities of daily living every day or on the days during the week that the activity is performed; however, a child may not be found to be dependent in an activity of daily living if, because of the child's age, an adult would either perform the activity for the child or assist the child with the activity and the assistance needed is the assistance appropriate for a typical child of the same age.

Dependency means a situation in which a person is, temporarily or permanently, in need of care due to disability or a serious medical condition other than serious illness;

Dependency means any task or deliverable required of Recipient or a third party that is beyond the reasonable control of Service Provider on which the timely development and delivery of the Launch Software is dependent. Such Dependencies include timely management decisions by Recipient, Recipient's hiring a sufficient number of producers on a timely basis, timely rollout of a sufficient network infrastructure by Recipient, and the availability of and connectivity to a local third party billing processor.

Dependency means any factor that the Consultant is dependent upon occurring or not occurring in order to provide the Services.