Tier I means a system or plan under this title for which:
Tier I or “Tier II” means the designation assigned to an Executive on Appendix A as adopted and in effect immediately prior to a Change in Control.
Tier I at any time when at least two of the Short-Term Ratings are at or above the A-1, P-1 or F-1 levels.
Examples of Tier I in a sentence
JOB FAMILY: CUSTOMER SUPPORT Job Title: Customer Support Technician Job#: 2220 General Characteristics Responsible for Tier I software and hardware support.
All new fiber runs must be certified using the Tier I fiber tests: Power Sum Loss with length measurement.
Tier I General Education Requirements Courses completed through Terra State or OHIO online General education requirement courses that may also satisfy program requirements are inside brackets.
JOB FAMILY: CUSTOMER SUPPORT Job Title: Customer Support Technician Job#: 2220 General Characteristics Responsible for Tier I software and hardware support.
Tier I Tier II Tier III Tier IV Tier I Tier II Tier IV CORRESPONDING TIERS GENERAL/MISC.
More Definitions of Tier I
Tier I means a system or plan under this title for which an employee is eligible
Tier I means Tier I alternative energy sources as defined in the AEPS Act.
Tier I means the management of Recyclables and other Solid waste in compliance with the terms and conditions provided in Appendix C Clean Wood (Including Yard Trimmings) and in Appendix D Construction and Demolition Waste, at receipt and storage capacities less than Tiers II and III. Persons operating at Tier I capacities shall operate in accordance with the requirements for a Notifier contained in this General Permit and applicable Appendices.
Tier I. For unit members hired prior to July 1, 2011, such plan shall be 2.7% at fifty-five (55) PERS plan and the "single highest year" amendment.
Tier I. Means the Supplier with a direct contractual relationship with Navistar;
Tier I means that the Senior Unsecured Debt Rating of the Borrower is at least either (a) A+ by S&P or (b) A1 by Mxxxx’x.
Tier I means the juvenile’s most serious committing offense fell into the DAI offense category of (i) misdemeanor against persons, (ii) any other misdemeanor, or