Specified Site definition

Specified Site means a site specified in a notification of a grant of approval of a battery treatment operator under regulation 60(2)(a);

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Specified Site means the installation or delivery site for the Products and Services as specified in the Purchase Order.

Specified Site is defined in Section 4.4.

Examples of Specified Site in a sentence

• To the extent that Buyer elects to limit the extent of the Remedial Work to standards acceptable only for industrial properties, any future conveyances of the Specified Site by Buyer shall require the acquiror thereof to limit the use of the property to uses consistent with that remediation standard and will require the recordation of appropriate deed restrictions requiring compliance with any such limits.

• From and after the Closing, Buyer shall be solely responsible for the conduct, defense of and discharging of all Liabilities and obligations related to the Specified Site, including without limitation, conducting all required cleanup or remedial actions required to address, investigate, monitor, treat or remove Hazardous Materials at the site (“Remedial Work”) at the Specified Site.

More Definitions of Specified Site

Specified Site shall reference the definition contained in Section 4.4. All other definitions shall remain in full force and effect. Please execute your concurrence by counter-execution below and return at your earliest convenience.

Specified Site is defined in Section 3.5.

Specified Site means a specified site in a district health authority that has less than 25 patient beds in which a regulated health professional may practise radiological technology;

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Specified Site means each of the following buildings owned by the Latin American Grantors as of the date of this Indenture, together with the land on which such buildings are situate and the fixtures and improvement appurtenant thereto, which together are deemed critical to our Latin American operations: (a) the cable landing stations in Fortaleza, Rio do Janeiro and Sao Paulo, Brazil; Valparaiso, Chile; and Lurin, Perú; Balboa and Colon, Panama; and Mazatlan and Tijuana, Mexico; and (b) the telehouses in Curitiba, Rio do Janeiro and Sao Paulo, Brazil; Santiago, Chile; Lima, Perú; and Mexico City and Monterrey, Mexico.