No Action definition

No Action means the USNRC denies the application for an ESP and no other generating station (either nuclear or non-nuclear) is constructed and operated.

No Action means that after harvest, planting would occur with no site preparation activity and slash and brush would be left unaltered on the site. It would be the appropriate strategy anytime there is evidence that the damage thresholds would not be exceeded. Within the North Clack harvest units, there is evidence that the no-action strategy would not meet management objectives and standards and guidelines because the damage thresholds would be exceeded.

No Action. - This means they do not believe any corrective action is needed after the investigation and the use of force is consistent with policy and statute.

Examples of No Action in a sentence

• This Agreement shall not be assigned and shall terminate automatically in the event of its assignment, except as provided otherwise by any rule, exemptive order issued by the SEC, or No Action Letter provided or pursuant to the 1940 Act, or upon the termination of the Advisory Agreement.

• No Action Except Under Specified Documents or Instructions 19 Section 6.06.

• No Action or proceeding before any court, governmental body or agency shall have been threatened, asserted or instituted to restrain or prohibit, or to obtain substantial damages in respect of, this Agreement or the carrying out of the transactions contemplated by this Agreement.

• Under the No Action Alternative, the proposed storage unit at the Maui CCC would not be developed and the electronic detection devices would not be acquired.

• If selected, Alternative 1, the No Action Alternative, would result in the operator not undertaking the proposed activities as described in the plan.

More Definitions of No Action

No Action means release consideration that has been referred to the chairperson or the full commission.

No Action means the proposed activity would not be federally funded. There is a likelihood that the repairs would be completed, but by local entities or private landowners, so could be done in a haphazard, uncoordinated manner that may or may not take the environment into account. The facility may remain closed due to damage or loss of a bridge, trail and/or roadway. For the purpose of the environmental analysis, under the No Action Alternative, applicants and road agencies would have to rely on savings, insurance, loans, or other forms of assistance to restore their linear transportation routes.

No Action alternative often means a continuation of the current management situation, without taking any additional action. It does not mean ceasing an ongoing action. The “No Action” alternative may also refer to not pursuing or not allowing a new activity that is proposed where it hasn’t previously occurred. The “No Action” alternative displays the effects (positive or negative) of not taking action and is used as a baseline for comparing effects of the action alternatives in Step 2 of the MRAF.

No Action means the disciplinary official declined to issue a disciplinary action and “n/a” means the corresponding disciplinary official did not have to make a decision because the disciplinary process had ended.

No Action means that the Transportation Unit was unable to pursue an investigation, refer the matter to the appropriate agency or provide the complainant with an appropriate contact for their complaint. Most often, the complainant did not provide contact information or return a voicemail when the Transportation Unit needed more information. “No Action” also includes instances in which the complainant had already contacted the appropriate agency. Finally, complaints about out-of-state placards fall under “No Action.”

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No Action. Option means, also, loss of all project benefits, which may be summarized as follows: