Time Constraints Clause Samples

Time Constraints. Construction activities within the Tahoe Area must be conducted between June 1 to October 31. Exceptions may be approved by the Engineer. Flagging costs is included in the lump sum price for Traffic Control System.

Time Constraints. Unless otherwise specified in writing by Network Solutions, all projects will be considered completed upon delivery of the completion notification email. Any additional work will be considered out of the scope of the initial project and subject to hourly charges.

Time Constraints. Absent unusual circumstances, discipline imposed as a result of other than an Internal Affairs Investigation or Shooting Team Investigation, shall be imposed within thirty (30) days after the incident giving rise to the discipline occurs or becomes known to a command staff officer or it shall be considered dropped. If unusual circumstances arise the Shop ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ shall be notified in writing as soon as practical.

Time Constraints. This agreement is contingent upon the applicant submitting a completed subdivision application to the Planning Board for the 55 units within forty-five (45) days of this stipulation together with completed long form E.A.F., unless extended by mutual agreement of the Owner, the Village Board and Planning Board. This agreement is further contingent upon the applicant to diligently pursue and advance its application to the Planning Board.

Time Constraints. A child may be briefly detained in a juvenile processing office, not to exceed six (6) hours, for the following purposes only: 1. Release of the child to a parent, guardian, custodian of the child, or other responsible adult upon that person's promise to bring the child before the juvenile court as requested by the court; 2. The completion of essential forms and records required by the juvenile court or by §52.01 of the Juvenile Justice Code; 3. The photographing and fingerprinting of the child if otherwise authorized at the time of temporary detention; 4. The issuance of warnings to the child as required or permitted by §52.01 of the Juvenile Justice Code; or 5. The receipt of a statement by the child under §51.09(b) of the Juvenile Justice Code.

Time Constraints. We're responsible for enforcing things that the DEP is not responsible for enforcing. Drainage approved by the city may have caused flooding from new subdivision and victims sued city, but DEP had to approve that too but they don't get sued, so it's uneven that we are responsible for this and DEP is not. What problems do you perceive to exist related to enforcing your MS4 program? Adequate staffing. Areas outside city limits. Community understanding/acceptance. Cost of testing. Current legislation and ordinances do not provide for any penalties for non-compliance. Economic growth and low impact development awareness.

Time Constraints. Teachers found it challenging to complete the required lessons included in their performance assessments (those that they are required to teach, as directed by the Ministry of Education), and even more challenging to incorporate supplemental activities. As teachers are required to deliver the complete, government-mandated curriculum, it leaves little room to incorporate supplemental lessons into the standard curriculum. If the full, supplemental ARHB trachoma curriculum were to be presented as it is intended, the amount of time required to present all lessons would be upwards of 28 supplemental hours per year. It is unlikely that teachers will be able to present the full supplemental lessons to students, as there are so many competing interests that teachers are asked to conduct and “…[because of the] amount of work, things like [the ARHB]curriculum can be forgotten”. Due to the insufficient time available to present the curriculum fully, it is up to the individual teachers to determine what is presented in the classroom lessons, in the allotted time that is available. There is also a lack of consistency between teachers regarding the amount of time they may dedicate to health education in general. Some conducted a daily five-minute lesson about the topic of their choosing while others included trachoma lessons sporadically during the health or science unit; some did not incorporate any trachoma prevention messages at all. Though inclusion of trachoma education varied, all confirmed that there was insufficient time to adequately address such issues. The inconsistency of teaching/promoting trachoma prevention was not only present between teachers, but between schools as well. There were clear observed differences in school quality and the amount of effort that is placed on the promotion of facial cleanliness or environmental improvement of the school. It was up to the individual school and leadership team to determine the importance of trachoma prevention and the extent of effort that would be dedicated to promoting “F” and “E” concepts.

Time Constraints. Negotiations shall begin at a time agreeable to both parties within the month of January. The first negotiations session will be set by the Board and Association at the regular December Board meeting. This requirement may be changed only by mutual agreement of both parties. All points of request will be refined at the third meeting, with ground rules only being established during the first meeting. No further items or refinements will be considered subsequent to this time.

Time Constraints. All toilets/facilities are to be cleaned daily including weekends and public holidays. Toilets are to be cleaned by 10.00 am each day including Public Holidays.