Failed definition

Failed or "failure" means any of the following:

Failed indicates that a Transaction could not be processed due to inaccurate Information regarding your Account, insufficient funds or other error in the execution of the transaction.

Failed sample means when insufficient cells are present for Processing and Storage.

Examples of Failed in a sentence

• Motion to approve the Board's semi-annual review of unreleased closed meeting minutes and to release for public inspection those minutes, or portions thereof, that the Board identified as no longer needing confidential treatment made by: Open meeting date: Action: Passed Failed Motion seconded by: DATED : February 16, 2022 The purpose of this log is to facilitate the Board's semi-annual review of closed meeting minutes.

• Section 18 of the General Terms (Failed Or Returned Payment Instructions) applies if you do not pay our fees and charges for the Service, including without limitation if we debit the External Account for such fees, as described in this Section, and there are insufficient fees in the External Account; Section 18 of the General Terms should be interpreted as applying to the External Account, not just the Eligible Transaction Account, in such circumstances.

More Definitions of Failed

Failed or "failure" means, consistent with W.S. § 13-12-122(b), a circumstance when a special purpose depository institution has not:

Failed. – means the student cannot through any means pursue towards this particular named Masters degree.

Failed or "failure" means, consistent with rules adopted by the commissioner, a circumstance when a special purpose depository institution has not:

Failed. : means the objective has not been reached and it will not be possible to reach the objective in the future states.

Failed means Open circuit or Short circuit.

Failed means the status of a backflow prevention assembly determined by a performance evaluation based on the failure to meet all minimums set forth by the approved testing procedure.

Failed courses will receive no payment. Employees on unpaid leave that exceeds twenty-two (22) days will be eligible to apply for the Tuition Fee Benefit for any graded undergraduate taken during the leave. If, after returning from an unpaid leave (excluding maternity leave, education leave and sessional layoff), the Employee voluntarily leaves the service of the University prior to the expiration of the term of their appointment or within twelve (12) months from the initial date of return, the Employee will be required to refund to the University the amount of the tuition fee benefit less an amount equal to one-twelfth of such tuition fee benefit for each month actually served.