Band 4 definition

Band 4 means an exchange service area with 6.55 or less services in operation in a square kilometre area at the time this determination is made.

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Band 4 means an area with 6.55 or less services in operation in a square kilometre area.

Band 4 restricted stock:

Examples of Band 4 in a sentence

• Band 4 will include items such as, but not limited to: Consoles, Partitions, Window Armor, Vehicle Armor, Pushbumpers, Prisoner Seats, K9 Enclosures and Accessories, Gun Locks, Trunk Trays, Cargo Slides, Printer Mounts, Computer Mounts, Docking Stations, Anti-Theft Devices, Spotlights, Idle Systems, Air Bag Cutouts, Skid Plates, Trunk Organizers, Cargo Barriers, Wiring Harness, Gun Racks, Siren Speakers, etc.

• The parties agree that all employees in Ranch Supervisor, Band 4, class code 451134 positions will receive a $3.00 per hour pay increase effective July 1, 2019.

• Descriptor Specific duties and responsibilities of a Band 4 Early Childhood Teacher may include, in addition to the responsibilities for a Graduate Early Childhood Teacher, some of the following inputs or those of a similar value: • Maintain a contemporary knowledge of educational theories and issues and consistently seek out opportunities to enhance their skills through professional development, engagement with colleagues and more knowledgeable peers and other relevant professionals.

• If you are required to eit her hold professional qualifications or complete furt her professional qualifications and are evaluated in Band 3 or Band 4 of t he Award, you will have access to continuing professional development (CPD) that is consistent with t he development plan for your position as follows: • 10 hours per annum; or • In accordance with legislated CPD requirements, whichever is greater.

• Games Manager $30 per event Equestrian Team 2.5% MUSIC PROGRAM HS Band 12% CROSS COUNTRY HS Chorus 2% 7-8 5% MS Band 4% Combined Boys MS Chorus 2% & Girls 11% Elem.

• Employees classified in the Executive Band 4 of this Agreement may be required, in addition to their ordinary hours, to attend meetings of Council and standing and/or special committee meetings.

• An Employee’s appointment to Band 4 is dependent on the Early Childhood Teacher accreditation level and the requisite years of experience since attaining Proficient Teacher or equivalent.

• The ETSI 26GHz band is divided into four bands each corresponding to a unique radio unit model: - Band 1 (downstream 1): 24.5525 - 24.9935GHz - Band 3 (downstream 2): 25.0005 - 25.4415GHz - Band 2 (upstream 1): 25.5605 - 26.0015GHz - Band 4 (upstream 2): 26.0085 - 26.4495GHz With Release 2, the AirStar system supports the ETSI 10 GHz frequency plan in the range 10.15GHz to 10.65GHz, with a T/R spacing of 350MHz and 3.5MHz of step size.

• A Band 4 Early Childhood Teacher at Skilled Teacher Pay Point 4.6, must, in addition to the descriptors outlined above, demonstrate: • Knowledge of current practice in vision or hearing impairment along with a commitment to continuing professional development of themselves and colleagues.

• New Nurse Grade 12 • The new Nurse Grade 12 is the equivalent of the existing classification levels: o Nurse Grade 9, Band 3, pay point 1; o Nurse Grade 10, Band 4, pay point 1; and o Nurse Grade 11, Band 3, pay point 1.

More Definitions of Band 4

Band 4 means an exchange service area with 6.55 or less services in operation in a square kilometre area at the time this determination is made. Note 1: These Band definitions are taken from Annexure A (Key Performance Indicators Operational Document) to Telstra’s Service Quality Strategy dated 23 June 2006 (available at ▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇//dobusiness/customer-commitment/docs/op_sep_quality_strategy.pdf). Note 2: The applicable Band is the Band in which the relevant service lies at the time the service is supplied. Note 3: Brief descriptions of the four Bands are: Note 4: Telstra provided a listing of the applicable current classification of ESAs into Bands on 31 August 2007. 1. Except where the parties subsequently agree otherwise, the ULLS Annual Charges payable by Primus to Telstra per month for the ULLS for the period from the price calculation date until the expiry date are as follows: Band 1 $ 5.60 $ 6.00 $ 6.20 Band 2 $ 12.30 $ 13.70 $ 14.30 Band 3 $ 25.00 $ 27.30 $ 28.50 2. This determination does not specify Annual Charges to apply in Band 4.

Band 4 means an exchange service area with 6.55 or less services in operation in a square kilometre area at the time this determination is made. Note 1: These Band definitions are taken from Annexure A (Key Performance Indicators Operational Document) to Telstra’s Service Quality Strategy dated 23 June 2006 (available at ▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇//dobusiness/customer-commitment/docs/op_sep_quality_strategy.pdf). Note 2: The applicable Band is the Band in which the relevant service lies at the time the service is supplied. Note 3: Brief descriptions of the four Bands are: • Band 1 – central business districts in ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇, ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ and Western Australia • Band 2 – metropolitan • Band 3 – provincial • Band 4 – rural Note 4: Telstra provided a listing of the applicable current classification of ESAs into Bands on 31 August 2007. ULLS ‘single’ connections—IULLS and TULLS

Band 4 and "Band 5" means those employees listed or referred to in the Disclosure Letter under the heading "Band 4" or "Band 5" as the case may be;