PIP definition
PIP means personal injury protection coverage provided as part of an automobile insurance policy issued in New Jersey. PIP refers specifically to provisions for medical expense coverage.
PIP means a product improvement plan for any Hotel, as required by the Existing Manager or the Franchisor, if any.
PIP means product improvement plan.
Examples of PIP in a sentence
If the employee succeeds in demonstrating acceptable performance at the “Fully Successful” level by the end of the PIP, a new rating of record will be recorded.
The employee must be allowed to complete the PIP prior to accomplishment of a final rating of record.
The supervisor must provide assistance designed to help the employee improve his or her performance during the period of the PIP.
Performance Improvement Plans (PIP) may be issued anytime during an appraisal period.
Statement of the possible consequences of failure to raise performance to the “Fully Successful” level during the PIP period.
More Definitions of PIP
PIP means in a CFD Transaction with Underlying Assets quoted in four decimal points the one hundredth of one percentage point. In a CFD Transactions with Underlying Assets quoted in two decimal points, Pip shall mean the one percentage point.
PIP means the Project Implementation Plan for the carrying out of the Project prepared and adopted by the Borrower, as the same may be amended from time to time with the agreement of the Association;
PIP means property improvement plan.
PIP means in a CFD Transaction one hundredth of one percentage point.
PIP means personal injury protection coverage provided as part of an automobile insurance policy issued in New Jersey. PIP refers specifically to provisions for medical expense coverage. This Contract provides secondary coverage to PIP unless health coverage has been elected as primary coverage by or for the [Member] under this Contract. This election is made by the named insured under a PIP policy. Such election affects that person's family members who are not themselves named insureds under another automobile policy. This Contract may be primary for one [Member], but not for another if the person has a separate automobile policy and has made different selection regarding primacy of health coverage. This Contract is secondary to OSAIC, unless the OSAIC contains provisions which make it secondary or excess to the Contractholder's plan. In that case this Contract will be primary. If there is a dispute as to which policy is primary, this Contract will pay benefits or provide services as if it were primary. If this Contract is primary to PIP or OSAIC it will provide benefits for eligible expenses in accordance with its terms. If this Contract is secondary to PIP or OSAIC the actual benefits payable will be the lesser of:
PIP means a price movement equal to ten (10) points either up or down.
PIP means Personal Injury Protection coverage (specifically those provisions for medical expense coverage) provided as part of an automobile insurance policy issued in the state of New Jersey.