Operational Emergency definition

Operational Emergency means any situation or circumstance which Network Rail reasonably considers requires immediate or urgent action in order to maintain or restore the effective operation of the Network or any part of it;

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Operational Emergency means any situation or circumstance which Network Rail reasonably considers requires immediate or urgent action in order to maintain or restore the effective operation of the Network or any part of it Operator means an operator of passenger or freight trains which has entered into an Access Agreement with Network Rail ▇▇▇ means the Office of Rail and Road established pursuant to section 15(1) of the Railways and Transport Safety Act 2003 PACE means the Network Rail standard NR/L2/P3M/201 entitled Project Acceleration in a Controlled Environment (PACE) as amended from time to time

Operational Emergency means (i) any disruption in or impairment of the operation of the WORLDSPAN System that causes a material interruption in the normal business operations of any WORLDSPAN Hosted Carrier, or (ii) any problem or defect in the WORLDSPAN System which, in the reasonable opinion of WORLDSPAN, either (x) impairs the ability of aircraft of any such carrier to operate safely pursuant to the laws, rules or regulations of any jurisdiction governing the flight of such aircraft or (y) poses any imminent risk that the airline operations conducted by any such carrier will suffer any event, occurrence or delay that poses a material threat to the safe operation of any aircraft.

Examples of Operational Emergency in a sentence

• Following an Operational Emergency, the Company shall provide notice of any variation to the VAR as soon as is reasonably practicable.

• Inmarsat may amend an Inmarsat Policy or Product Data Sheet upon at least ninety (90) days’ prior written notice (which may be provided by email and/or via the Inmarsat portal), except in the case of an Operational Emergency, in which case Inmarsat may make any necessary amendment and provide notice of any amendment to Customer as soon as is reasonably practicable following the amendment.

• If such Delta Operational Emergency cannot be timely addressed to Delta’s satisfaction utilizing only such Delta Dedicated Development Resources, then Worldspan shall address such Delta Operational Emergency by utilizing any or all, at its reasonable discretion, of (i) any then available Joint Development Resources, (ii) any then available Dedicated Development Resources for other Served Designated Airlines, and (iii) any then available Worldspan Development Resources.

• Following an Operational Emergency, Morsviazsputnik shall provide notice of any variation to the Customer as soon as is reasonably practicable.

• Develop and implement Operational Emergency Preparedness and Response Plan to act in case of traffic accidents with high risk of pollution.

More Definitions of Operational Emergency

Operational Emergency means an Act of God, fire, or other unforeseeable event Notice of which is given to the Councils.

Operational Emergency shall have the meaning set forth in Section 11.04(b)(i)(G) of the Agreement.

Operational Emergency means a situation which, in the reasonable opinion of the Company, acting in good faith, has caused or is likely to cause damage, unavailability, delay, interruption or interference to the Inmarsat Network or Space Segment;

Operational Emergency means any reasonable determination made by the Service Provider to reduce for a temporary period the output of all or any part of the Service Provider Infrastructure in its reasonable discretion in order to avoid an unplanned shutdown or other unplanned event with respect to the relevant Service Provider Infrastructure.

Operational Emergency. ' means a situation where the immediate purchase of Goods and Services is critical to prevent serious delays, further damage, or to restore essential minimum services.

Operational Emergency means, with respect to any Served Designated Airline, (i) any disruption in or impairment of the operation of the Worldspan System that causes a material interruption in the normal business operations of such Served Designated Airline or any other Service User of such Served Designated Airline that is an Air Carrier, or (ii) any change in circumstances, whether a result of legislation, regulation or otherwise, which, in the reasonable opinion of such Served Designated Airline, either (x) impairs the ability of aircraft of any Service User of such Served Designated Airline to operate safely pursuant to the laws, rules or regulations of any jurisdiction governing the flight of such aircraft, or (y) poses an imminent risk that the airline operations conducted by any Service User of such Served Designated Airline will suffer any event, occurrence or delay that poses a material threat to the safe operation of any aircraft.

Operational Emergency means any material disruption to the Railway arising (directly or indirectly) as a result of any unforeseen circumstances or event affecting the Railway or any part thereof;