Prohibitions means the prohibitions on actions in the nature of Foreign Dominance according to the guideline specified in the Schedule annexed hereto.
Prohibitions. We may not (a) offer the covered person a financial incentive to forego breast reconstruction or waive the coverage and/or benefits shown above; (b) condition, limit, or deny any covered person’s eligibility or continued eligibility to enroll in the plan or fail to renew this plan solely to avoid providing the coverage and/or benefits shown above; or (c) reduce or limit the amount paid to the physician or provider, nor otherwise penalize, or provide a financial incentive to induce the physician or provider to provide care to a covered person in a manner inconsistent with the coverage and/or benefits shown above. Mastectomy or Lymph Node Dissection Prohibitions: We may not (a) deny any covered person eligibility or continued eligibility or fail to renew this plan solely to avoid providing the minimum inpatient hours; (b) provide money payments or rebates to encourage any covered person to accept less than the minimum inpatient hours; (c) reduce or limit the amount paid to the attending physician, or otherwise penalize the physician, because the physician required a covered person to receive the minimum inpatient hours; or (d) provide financial or other incentives to the attending physician to encourage the physician to provide care that is less than the minimum hours. Inpatient Stay Following Birth of a Child
Prohibitions means Prohibitions as specified in Schedule-II;
Examples of Prohibitions in a sentence
The term "Mines" means those devices defined in Article 2, Paragraphs 1, 4 and 5 of Protocol II annexed to the Convention on Prohibitions and Restrictions on the Use of Certain Conventional Weapons Which May Be Deemed to Be Excessively Injurious or to Have Indiscriminate Effects of 1980.
The University must comply with the "Workplace Smoking Act of 1985" and M.R.S.A. title 22, § 1541 et seq "Smoking Prohibited in Public Places." In addition, University Institutions may have specific Smoking Prohibitions.
Summary of Policy and Prohibitions on Procurement Lobbying: Pursuant to State Finance Law §139-j and 139-k, this Solicitation includes and imposes certain restrictions on communications between OGS and an Offerer/Bidder during the procurement process.
As a condition of accepting and executing this agreement, the contractor agrees to comply with the "General Prohibitions Against Discrimination," 28 C.
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More Definitions of Prohibitions
Prohibitions means the prohibitions of actions regarded as business domination by foreigners, according to guideline in attachment to the notification.
Prohibitions. Can directors place a prohibition of time on the transfer of shares? Will the directors be able to suspend the registration of transfer for a specified period during each year?
Prohibitions. The Trust will not:
(A) Engage in options and futures transactions for leveraging or speculative purposes without the written consent of Fitch; or
(B) Write any call option or sell any financial futures contracts for the purpose of hedging an anticipated purchase of an asset without the written consent of Fitch.
Prohibitions has the meaning given in Section 10.08(c).
Prohibitions. We may not (a) offer the covered person a financial incentive to forego breast reconstruction or waive the coverage and/or benefits shown above; (b) condition, limit, or deny any covered person’s eligibility or continued eligibility to enroll in the plan or fail to renew this plan solely to avoid providing the coverage and/or benefits shown above; or (c) reduce or limit the amount paid to the physician or provider, nor otherwise penalize, or provide a financial incentive to induce the physician or provider to provide care to a covered person in a manner inconsistent with the coverage and/or benefits shown above. Prohibitions: We may not (a) deny any covered person eligibility or continued eligibility or fail to renew this plan solely to avoid providing the minimum inpatient hours; (b) provide money payments or rebates to encourage any covered person to accept less than the minimum inpatient hours; (c) reduce or limit the amount paid to the attending physician, or otherwise penalize the physician, because the physician required a covered person to receive the minimum inpatient hours; or (d) provide financial or other incentives to the attending physician to encourage the physician to provide care that is less than the minimum hours.
Prohibitions has the meaning assigned to such term in Section 7.6(e).
Prohibitions. Regarding the rented vehicle, the following is forbidden:
a) Allowing the vehicle to be driven by any unauthorized person, not even occasionally.
b) Using the vehicle for remunerated transportation or using the vehicle as public transportation of passengers.
c) Perform repairs to the vehicle, alterations or modifications of any kind without the consent of the Owner.
d) Using the vehicle for other than the specified purpose, or to the transportation of cargo or heavy packages that exceed the maximum load capacity as stated by the manufacturer. The vehicle may not be used to tow or push another vehicle; it may not pull a trailer and may not be used in other dangerous or illicit activities.
e) Driving the car under the effect of drugs or narcotics, under the influence of alcohol and even less in the state of drunkenness, or driving without the documents and driver’s license required by the authorities; furthermore, the driver of a rented vehicle is forbidden to refuse to take a blood alcohol level test, or any other test required by the competent authority.
f) Taking the car outside the national territory or beyond the maximum radius as stated in this contract, the exception being an international permit to cross over to Argentina issued by the Owner.
g) Subletting or Subleasing the rent or possession of the vehicle to a third party. In this case, the Renter will be responsible of the events of his dependents as if they were his own, and under any circumstance when the vehicle suffers a loss or when the vehicle causes harm to the Owner or to a third party while being driven by persons not allowed as previously mentioned.
h) Manipulating, removing or dismounting the electronic toll road transponder (TAG), or any piece or vehicle accessory.
i) Circulating through zones or places that are not roads properly set up by the competent authorities. Driving on sand dunes, water courses, rivers, beaches, salt fields, and lakes. In the case of two-wheel drive vehicles, it is forbidden to circulate on non-paved or non- tarmac roads.
j) Abandoning the vehicle in case of failures, loss or any other cause. In this particular event, the Renter shall coordinate the towing of the vehicle by using the route assistance service, thus being responsible of every expense by the concept of xxxxxx.
k) Committing traffic violations as per the current Chilean traffic law or Argentine territory.