Examples of Priority Classification in a sentence
End-Use Priority Classification In the event of a curtailment within the core service, the utility will curtail gas supplies in the reverse order of the assigned end-use priorities described below: Priority Description P-1 All residential use regardless of size.All non-residential use through a single meter that is equal to or less than 20,800 therms.
Health Rights Litigation and Access to Medicines: Priority Classification of Successful Cases from Costa Rica’s Constitutional Chamber of the Supreme Court.
All food businesses in the City are currently assessed using the Food Standards Australia and New Zealand Priority Classification System for Risk Assessment.
You may contact the FourJaw Support Desk as follows:E-Mail:Customersupport@fourjaw.com On contacting the support help desk, the Customer will be requested to provide the following information:• Caller Name and Email Address• Company Name and Contact ID• Full Description of Error including any Error Codes and screenshot of the issue• Priority Classification (in the Customer’s opinion)FourJaw will determine the priority classification of each support request in consultation with the Customer.
The application site has been outlined in red in the documentation submitted with the application for SHD before the Board.
Projects that meet a Priority Classification will be evaluated first.
Applications that meet all Threshold Eligibility Requirements but do not meet a Priority Classification under Section V of the RFP will be retained and evaluated during the General Evaluation stage.
Baltimore County may seek approval from EPA and MDE for an extension of time to correct any deficiency within Priority Classification 2 based on the limited availability of remedial materials.
Applications that meet all Threshold Eligibility Requirements and a Priority Classification under Section V will be advanced to the Priority Evaluation stage.
Exhibit 14: eEurope Priority Classification The 130 priorities or measures that we have identified as being committed wholly, or in large part, to information society development have been classified according to the eEurope priorities shown above, and the distribution of these measures (in percentages) is as shown below.