Impair shall have a correlative meaning.
Impair or “adversely affect” shall mean causing a condition in which the employee is or may be unable to properly perform his or her duties due to the effects of drugs or alcohol in his or her body. Where impairment exists or is presumed, incapacity for duty shall be presumed.
Impair and “Impaired” shall have a corresponding meaning.
Examples of Impair in a sentence
A Pueblo Water Right permit shall not Impair existing surface water or groundwater rights.
More Definitions of Impair
Impair or “Impairment” has the meaning developed under New Mexico water law.
Impair or “adversely affect” shall mean causing a condition in which the employee is or may be unable to properly perform duties due to the effects of drugs or alcohol. Where impairment exists or is presumed, incapacity for duty shall be presumed.
Impair means to make or cause to become worse; weaken or damage. Projects must be designed so as to not significantly impair the wetland resource areas, buffer zones and/or the wetland resource values protected under this bylaw.
Impair has a meaning correlative to the term "Impairment."
Impair shall have a correlative meaning. The adjective “Impaired” shall have a correlative meaning.
Impair means that the functioning of p1 can be obstructed by the implementation of p2;
Impair or “Impaired” means the Insurer’s Surplus is below the Minimum Required Surplus as specified in Section 215.5595(2)(c), F.S. (f) “Insurer” means an authorized insurance company seeking to participate in the Program. (g) “Minimum Capital Contribution” means, with respect to Insurers who apply to the Board by July 1, 2006, a contribution of New Capital to its Surplus which is at least equal to the amount of the Surplus Note. “Minimum Capital Contribution” means, with respect to all other applicants applying after July 1, 2006 and before June 1, 2007, a contribution to its Surplus that is twice the amount of the Surplus Note. (h) “Minimum Required Surplus” means, for purposes of this Program, that the Insurer’s total Surplus, after the issuance of the Surplus Note and New Capital contribution equals at least $50 million. (i) “Minimum Writing Ratio” means a 2:1 ratio of Net Written Premium to Surplus. (j) “Net Written Premium” means direct Premium plus assumed Premium less ceded Premium. (k) “New Capital” must be in the form of Cash or Cash Equivalents and be recorded as additional paid-in capital or new stock issued. New Capital does not include Citizens Property Insurance Corporation take-out bonuses pursuant to Section 627.3511, F.S. A New Capital contribution does not constitute contributions by the Insurer made prior to the Insurer’s application date for the Surplus Note or any other funds contributed to the Insurer’s Surplus which are made for purposes other than in conjunction with the requirements of the Program. (l) “Surplus Note” means the Surplus Note issued by the Insurer to the Board. (m) “Office” means the Office of Insurance Regulation, which was created in Section 20.121(3), F.S. (n) “Premium” means premiums relating to residential property insurance in Florida including the peril of wind. (o) “Program” means the Insurance Capital Build-Up Incentive Program created by Section 215.5595, F.S. (p) “Substantial Impairment” or “Substantially Impair” means that the Commissioner of Insurance Regulation (Commissioner) has solvency concerns that the Insurer may not be able to meet the obligations of its policyholders and has provided the Board with a written explanation. (q) “Surplus” means the Insurer’s admitted assets less the Insurer’s liabilities and refers to the entire Surplus of the Insurer. THIS SURPLUS NOTE IS SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING TERMS AND CONDITIONS: