Effects definition

Effects include the furniture, household goods and equipment and personal effects of an employee and his/her dependants at the time of his/her move but does not include automobiles, boats, motorcycles, snow-mobiles, trailers, animals, or foodstuffs. However, where a continuing employee is moved from one community to another within the Northwest Territories he/she may include in his/her effects all- terrain vehicles, snowmobiles and foodstuffs.

Effects includes the furniture, household goods and equipment and personal effects of Employees and their dependants at the time of their move, but does not include, automobiles, boats, motorcycles, snowmobiles, trailers, animals, or foodstuffs;

Effects means any direct or indirect, immediate or delayed adverse consequences caused by an industrial accident on, inter alia:

Examples of Effects in a sentence

• BIO-1, BIO-3, BIO-4, BIO-15, BIO-16, BIO-18, AND HYD-1 Impact BIO-3: Effects On Valley Elderberry Longhorn Beetle.

• If it is necessary to enter into in term negotiations during the term of this contract as provided Article XIV – Effects of the Agreement or in ORC 4117, the Superintendent for the Board or the President of BASE shall submit such request to the other.

• Determine and Document the Area of Potential Effects A PQI will determine for each undertaking the Area of Potential Effects (APE), in consultation with the SHPO and any other consulting parties in accordance with 36 CFR 800.4. The PQI is responsible for conducting the consultation.

• Domino Effects in the Process Industries: Modelling, Prevention and Managing.

• BIO-1: Effects on special-status plants BIO-1a: Avoid or Minimize Impacts to Special-Status Plant Species: To the extent feasible, project-related activities shall avoid habitats with the potential to support special-status plants, including alkali flats, alkali scrub, alkali pools, and freshwater wetlands.

More Definitions of Effects

Effects has the meaning set forth in the definition of “Company Material Adverse Effect”.

Effects includes furniture, household goods, appliances, tradesman's tools as well as personal belongings of an Employee and his or her Dependants at the time of removal;

Effects has the same meaning as in the IAA.

Effects include the furniture, household goods, equipment and personal belongings of an Employee and his/her Dependant at the time of his/her initial hire move but do not include automobiles, boats, motorcycles, trailers, animals, animal food and supplies, all-terrain vehicles, snowmobiles or foodstuffs. Where a continuing Employee is moved from one community to another within Nunavut he/she may include in his/her Effects all-terrain vehicles, snowmobiles and foodstuffs but in all cases the Effects shall not exceed the maximum weight entitlements set out in Appendix B2.

Effects means the movable property of a judge and of his or her family normally applied to personal use, including not more than two motor vehicles, but excluding livestock, domestic animals and pets;

Effects means any direct or indirect, immediate or delayed adverse consequences caused by an [industrial] accident on, inter alia, (i) human beings, flora and fauna; (ii) soil, water, air and landscape; (iii) the interaction between the factors in (i) and (ii); (iv) material assets and cultural heritage, including historical monuments. (1992 Convention on the Transboundary Effects of Industrial Accidents)

Effects means, unless the context requires otherwise, changes to the environment or to health, social or economic conditions and the positive and negative consequences of these changes.