Long Distance Transport definition

Long Distance Transport means any transport originating in the County and terminating at a destination other than Columbia County and any transport originating from other than Columbia County and terminating in the County.

Long Distance Transport means any transport originating in the County and terminating at a destination other than Santa Xxxx County or contiguous county. Medical Director means the licensed physician (or his/her designee) selected by the County who serves carries out the duties as described in, but not limited to Section IV.A. Medical Protocol means any diagnosis-specific or problem oriented written statement of standard procedure, or algorithm, promulgated by the Medical Director as the medically appropriate standard of out-of-hospital care for a given clinical condition. Medical Priority Dispatch System (MPDS) means that system to prioritize incoming medical calls as outlined by the National Academy of Emergency Dispatch. Mutual Aid Agreement means a written agreement between one or more providers of emergency medical services whereby the signing parties agree to lend aid to one another under conditions specified in the agreement and as approved by the Medical Director as to quality of care and medical accountability.

Long Distance Transport the amount payable in respect of transport of equipment to the Site and back to the Owner’s Depot if the distance to the Site is more than 50km from the Owner’s Depot.

Examples of Long Distance Transport in a sentence

• There are a range of provisions for transport available for Entitled Persons including the Booked Car Scheme, Long Distance Transport, Ambulance Transport, the Country Taxi Voucher Scheme (NSW only) and Reimbursement of Travel Expenses.

• Long distance transports shall be performed in accordance with the System’s Long Distance Transport Policy, once established.

• RNA Granules Hitchhike on Lysosomes for Long- Distance Transport, Using Annexin A11 as a Molecular Tether.

• Xavier Manteca, Physiology and Disease, in Long Distance Transport and Welfare of Farm Animals 69 (M.C. Appleby et al., ed.

• In addition, toensure national food self sufficiency and increased export earnings, it willbe necessary to encourage large and medium scale producers.

• In my opinion, given the long history of the subject tenements, the significant number of certificates of exemption which have been granted in the past and the reasons for which application was made for those certificates, the fact that the tenements have always been and continue to be mining leases (deemed) I am of the opinion that the Minister should refuse the grant of the exemption sought in each case.

• In terms of Economic Sales1, there were positive performances in Courier Services and in Long- Distance Transport, and the overall figure for Economic Sales1 in Transport increased by 6.6%, to 77 million euros.

• European Strategies for Long Distance Transport – Concerns and Experiences in General From an environmental point of view road TENs (Trans European Networks) are a reason of concern.

• Williamson, A, Feyer, A, Friswell, R, and Leslie, D, Strategies to Combat Fatigue in the Long Distance Transport Industry, Stage 2: Evaluation of Alternative Work Practices , Federal Office of Road Safety, Report CR 144, September 1994.

• While the Long- Distance Transport business unit is more advanced in its restructuring process, the Railion business unit has now achieved a turnaround.