Loss of Time. Reasonable loss of time resulting from an assault on an employee by a student, parent or other individual that occurs while an employee is engaging in the performance of the employee's duties shall not be deducted from unused sick leave provided the employee has filed the District's assault form and/or police report.
Loss of Time. Time lost by a principal in connection with an incident mentioned in item 4.20 of this Article shall not be charged against the principal. Where the Board of Education has not provided legal counsel for the principal, the time lost by the principal in connection with the suit shall not be charged against the principal.
Loss of Time. Notwithstanding any other provision in the Charter, hire shall remain payable in respect of any time loss arising in relation to the application of the Relevant Security Regulations or Other Security Regulations, including any measures required by any port facility or relevant authority. Hire shall not be payable in respect of time lost due to Owners’ failure to comply with obligations imposed upon it or the Vessel under the Relevant Security Regulations or Other Security Regulations, unless such failure is attributable to a breach by the Charterers of their obligations under this or any other provision of the Charter.
Loss of Time inconvenience, bodily injury and property damage, or other incidental or consequential damage that results from MECHANICAL BREAKDOWN or FAILURE, including: loss of use of any equipment or consequential loss of any nature whatsoever, penalties for delay or detention, or in connection with guarantees of performance or efficiency. Storage, freight charges, shop supplies, EPA charges, waste disposal charges and taxes. Repairs to any non-covered parts. The cost of establishing preventative procedures or the cost of recall by the Manufacturer of the covered COMPONENT or any part thereof nor the cost of alterations, additions, improvements or overhauls. Additional loss or damage which is occasioned by the CONTRACT HOLDER or operator’s failure to use all reasonable precautions to protect the COMPONENT from any further loss or damage after a MECHANICAL BREAKDOWN or FAILURE has occurred. Minor adjustments. This contract does not consider a machine’s downtime with relation to parts availability or job completion deadlines.
Loss of Time. Walking experience is in fact valuable in many ways, for children and adults alike. Young people’s self-esteem. Being an adult means being allowed to drive and own a car. It also allows privacy in a public space and enables the use of out-of-town entertainment facilities.
Loss of Time. Any restriction on the full working or use of the vessel resulting directly or indirectly from any action, whether official or not, which may be taken against the Owners and/or the vessel and/or the Charterers or the agents of any of them by any third party whatsoever (including any state or local government authority or labour union) in connection with or arising out of: (a) the vessel's registry or (b) the terms and conditions under which the officers and crew are engaged or (c) any non-compliance, whether actual or alleged, of the vessel or any part of it or its equipment and outfit with any regulation or requirement of any applicable authority or (d) any failure, whether actual or alleged, of the Charterers to ensure that the vessel so complies shall remain the responsibility of the Owners. The vessel shall be off hire for any time thereby lost as per Clause 15 and any expenses resulting therefrom shall be for the account of the Owners. Owners shall indemnify Charterers and hold them harmless from any claims or fines which may be brought or levied against Charterers or their servants or agents whether in their own right or as deemed agents of the vessel or Owners or in any other capacity whatsoever in respect of any of the matters mentioned in this clause.
Loss of Time. In the event of loss of time for which the Owners are res- ponsible, including but not limited to terms of employment of Master, Offic- ers and/or crew, the Vessel shall be off hire for the time thereby lost. 292 293 294 Any time during which the Vessel is off hire under this Charter Party may be added to the charter period, at the option of the Charterers. Such option shall be declared before the first redelivery notice is given. Should the off hire period last more than 90 consecutive days, Charterers shall have the option to cancel the charterparty provided the Vessel is free of cargo. net 295 296 297 less than two months before expected redelivery, or latest two weeks after the event if less than two months before expected re - delivery. 298 299
Loss of Time. Time lost by a teacher in connection with any incident mentioned in this Section 9 shall not be charged against the teacher unless he/she is adjudged guilty by a court of competent jurisdiction from whose decision no appeal has been taken.
Loss of Time. Should an assault on a unit member result in loss of time, the unit member shall be paid the difference between monies payable to him/her under compensation and his full salary for a period not to exceed twelve (12) months. Said absence shall not be deducted from any sick leave to which the member is entitled under this Agreement, nor shall it affect seniority.
Loss of Time. In the event of interruptions, detentions, or stoppages in the Vessel/t/s navigation in excess of the allowable time limit per Addendum or operation due to the following reasons, the Technical Manager shall refund the management fee~ payment referred to in Clause (8) in this Agreement and Clause (1) of the Schedule 1 to the Owner on a pro- rata basis for such time lost;
