In Force means that the insurance provided by this policy has not terminated. This policy will be in force from its Issue Date or, if later, the date the first premium is paid.

In Force means, with respect to a Policy, issued and not cancelled or otherwise terminated. Whether a Policy is In Force is determined based on the records of the company that issued the Policy.

In Force means the status of the Policy being active, all due Premiums have been paid and the Policy is not terminated.

Examples of In Force in a sentence

As a result of such discontinuance, a permanent status employee who is laid off shall have reduction in force rights under the Reduction In Force Article.
No probationary period will be required for recall to the position held at the time of the Reduction In Force (RIF).
Any teacher hired under a Durational Shortage Permit from the Connecticut Department of Education shall not receive the benefits of Articles 16 (Reduction In Force and Recall) but shall receive salary and benefits in accordance with the collective bargaining Agreement.
A permanent status employee who, as a result of contracting out, loses his/her job will be deemed to have been reduced in force under the Reduction In Force Article.
A Reduction In Force (RIF) and the manner in which it is executed applies to all Teamster represented positions covered by the three (3) collective bargaining agreements between the City and the Union.

More Definitions of In Force

In Force means (with respect to a Policy) issued and not cancelled, expired or otherwise terminated.

In Force means that the Annuitant is living and the Surrender Value of this contract has not become payable.

In Force policy means a policy where all due premiums are paid on the due date.

In Force. The status of a Certificate before the Income Date so long as it has not been totally surrendered and there has not been a death of a Certificate Owner or Joint Certificate Owner that will cause the Certificate to end within five years of the date of death.

In Force means that the insurance cover has not stopped.

In Force means, with respect to a Policy, as of any date of determination, such Policy has been issued, and not cancelled, lapsed or expired, as of such date of determination.

In Force means a policy in which all the due premiums have been paid and the premiums are not outstanding