Mechanism definition

Mechanism means an informal dis- pute settlement procedure which is in- corporated into the terms of a written warranty to which any provision of Title I of the Act applies, as provided in section 110 of the Act.

Mechanism means the policy, legal and financial tools that are used to bring about particular actions. Mechanisms have often been put in place to implement European directives, which have been established to deal with problems that exist in common with other countries in the European Union. Others have been set up to manage the way that particular problems occur in England and Wales.

Mechanism means a letter of credit, a financial test that demonstrates the financial strength of the company owning a treatment, storage, or disposal facility or a parent company guaranteeing financial assurance for a subsidiary, or an insurance policy that will provide funds for closure or postclosure care of a treatment, storage, or disposal facility.

Examples of Mechanism in a sentence

• In parallel, the Council needs to amend the implementing measures related to the own resources system adjusting the rules to reflect the recent agreement on the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism and to add provisions covering the statistical own resource.

• This basket of own resources was consistent with the proposed sectorial legislation on both the revised ETS Directive and on the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism proposed earlier in the same year.

• Any disputed portion or amount, which does not include any Payment Adjustments provided for under the Payment Mechanism, will not be payable until the Dispute is resolved in accordance with the Dispute Resolution Procedure.

• The Company is having a systematic Grievance Redressal Mechanism.

• The Partnership Agreement shall be construed in accordance with the legal framework governing the EEA Financial Mechanism 2014-2021 and governed by the laws of Belgium excluding its conflict of law provisions.

More Definitions of Mechanism

Mechanism means the Vigil Mechanism established by the Company pursuant to this Policy

Mechanism means any of the Student Fee Protection Mechanisms (including their requirements) detailed in Appendix B:

Mechanism means an informal dispute settlement mechanism established or designated by a manufacturer to hear and decide disputes.

Mechanism means the Mechanism for the Protection of Human Rights Defenders established under Part IV;

Mechanism means the Operational Financing Mechanism established by the Council Decision dated 27 January 2003 to provide for the financing of the common costs of the European Union Military Operation in the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia;

Mechanism means a kinematic chain consisting either of a single element or alternatively of a series of elements, the position of each point on the kinematic chain being derivable from the position of any other point on the chain, and therefore, for a given position of a point on one of the elements forming the kinematic chain there is only one position for each of the other points on the element or series of elements forming the kinematic chain;

Mechanism means a letter of credit, a financial test