Under Control definition

Under Control with regard to a Well, means either (1) when the Well can be re-entered for salvage, fishing, whip-stocking or cleaning operations or to resume drilling, or (2) when the Well, including a relief Well if any, can be plugged or abandoned, whichever occurs earlier. A Well shall not be considered as under control merely because of temporary cessation of flow due to a bridging over or other cause unless further control efforts are unnecessary.
Under Control means protected by security, surveillance or detection methods.
Under Control means that when a dog is not on the property where it is usually kept, the dog must be leashed or chained and must be held securely by the person accompanying the dog and that person must be physically capable to control the dog.

Examples of Under Control in a sentence

  • As respects insuring agreement 2 (b), expenses incurred to bring a Well that is Out of Control Under Control and notwithstanding the definition of Under Control, costs and expenses incurred as required by applicable law or governmental regulation or Governmental Direction to control the Well(s).

  • As respects reinsurance agreement 2 (b), expenses incurred to bring a Well that is Out of Control Under Control and notwithstanding the definition of Under Control, costs and expenses incurred as required by applicable law or governmental regulation or Governmental Direction to control the Well(s).

  • Once the bushfire is declared Under Control 2 payment of the Emergency Field Allowance will cease.

  • Roechling et al.) Trials of War Criminals Before the Nuremberg Military Tribunals Under Control Council Law No. 10 (1952) Vol XIV, Appendix B.

  • Original RC book Insurance copy Copy of Pollution Under Control Certificate Copy of address proof Copy of PAN card One passport-size photograph of the person who buys the vehicle Self-addressed clothed envelope with Rs.30 worth of stamps affixed on it for speed post Ownership Transfer Outside the Kerala State When one sells a vehicle to someone residing outside the State where the vehicle is registered, ownership transfer is required.


More Definitions of Under Control

Under Control means direct physical control of the animal. Voice control shall not be construed as physical control. An animal on the real property of another, whether restrained or not, without the permission of the person in possession of such real property, shall be construed to be not under control.
Under Control means the animal is either under competent voice control or competent signal control, or both, so as to be restrained from approaching or injuring any bystander or other animal and from causing or being the cause of personal or physical property damage when off a leash.
Under Control in relation to a dog, means that the owner or person appearing to be in charge of the dog is able to obtain an immediate and desired response from the dog by use of a leash, voice commands, hand signals, whistles or other effective means that results in immediate direct control of the dog. Any dog that does not immediately return to its owner when called shall be deemed not under control.
Under Control means or refer to heritage resources owned, managed, leased or used by the State Departments and Supported Bodies.
Under Control means that the owner, by means of a fencing, leash or other means, restrains the animal to the owner’s premises or immediate proximity, preventing the animal from trespassing upon property or annoying or chasing other persons, animals, or vehicles, of any sort.
Under Control means that no further resources are required.
Under Control means the animal must be harnessed, leashed, or tethered unless the device would interfere with the service animal’s work or the person’s disability prevents being able to use such a device. In this case, the person must use voice, signal, or other effective means to maintain control of the animal. Under control means the dog should not be allowed to bark repeatedly, but if it barks just once or barks because it is provoked, this would not mean the dog is out of control.