sufficient resources definition
sufficient resources means sufficient material and financial resources available to the person or persons to enable the requirements of this Act to be complied with, but only so far as the Board considers that those requirements are relevant to the category of licence applied for.
sufficient resources means staffing and equipment to provide a response that meets the most current OFM guidelines for the particular emergency type.
sufficient resources means the resources of the citizen which are no lower than the level of income below which the Portuguese State may grant rights and welfare support to Portuguese citizens, in view of the personal situation of the citizen and, as the case may be, that of his/her family members.
More Definitions of sufficient resources
sufficient resources means the citizen's resources which are not inferior to the level of income below which the Portuguese State may grant social rights and support to national citizens, taking into account the citizen's personal situation and, where appropriate, that of his/her family members.
sufficient resources means sufficient material and
sufficient resources meanss one hundred and thirty percent of the cash and equivalent assets comprising cash denominated in local or foreign currency, fair market value of gold, net realizable value of stocks, bonds, receivables or any other cash equivalent asset as may be prescribed, declared by a person either in his sources of investment and expenditure statement, or wealth statement filed for the latest tax year and in the case of a company or association of persons, cash and equivalent assets, declared in the financial statements attached with the income tax return for the latest tax year:
sufficient resources means best efforts to provide available staffing and firefighting equipment to respond in a manner that satisfies the most current best practice, given the particular nature of the fire emergency;
sufficient resources. The team has access to appropriate resources, including funds, materials, facilities, and information. ■ Supervisory encouragement: The supervisor is a good work model, sets goals appropriately, supports the team with his/her actions, values individual contributions, and shows confidence in the team. ■ Teamwork group supports: The team is made up of diversely skilled members who communicate well, are open to new ideas, constructively challenge each other’s work, trust and help one another, and feel committed to the work they are doing.