Convenient definition

Convenient bus service means within 13 minutes walk of a stop with a service at least once per hour

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Convenient in this table means the cords from the equipment to be used in the room shall reach the receptacles without causing a trip hazard.

Convenient means the reasonable attempts were made to schedule screenings, evaluations, assessments, meetings and visits in settings and times the family preferred.

Examples of Convenient in a sentence

• Convenient position & distribution of light and power plugs and provision for electrical chimney above platform and water purifier point in kitchen.

• Convenient means of mounting and dismounting the vehicles shall be provided.

• The Promoter further represents that Nursery School Land and Primary School Land, so developed, shall have unfettered and uninterrupted right of way on the Internal Access Road which forms part of the Whole Project and at no time the allottees of the Residential Block and/or EWS and Convenient Shopping Block shall create any obstruction on such usage.

• If you requested the Convenient Payment Option in your Application, all Minimum Payments due will automatically be deducted from your designated account on your Payment Due Date.

• The Promoter represents that Common Areas, Amenities and Facilities of the Whole Project shall be common for both Residential Block and EWS and Convenient Shopping Block.

More Definitions of Convenient

Convenient means that reasonable attempts were made to schedule screenings, evaluations, assessments, meetings and visits in settings and times acceptable to the family.

Convenient and "incidental"; and (h) "including" and "includes," when following any general provision, sentence, clause, statement, term or matter, will be deemed to be followed by ", but not limited to," and ", but is not limited to," respectively.

Convenient. The Madrid System is a centralized filing and management procedure. Through the Madrid System you can file one international application, in one language (English, French) and pay one set of fees in Swiss francs to obtain international registration in multiple territories.  Cost effective: Filing an international application is the equivalent of filing a bundle of national applications, effectively saving you time and money.  Broad geographic coverage  Article 27 of TRIPS Agreement establishes the following conditions for an invention to be patentable.  The product or process must be “new”, involve an “inventive step” (non- obvious) and should be “capable of industrial application” (useful).  Patents shall be available irrespective of the place of invention, the field of technology and whether products are imported or locally produced.  Under Article 65.1 and 65.2 of TRIPS Agreement, developing countries (including India) had 5 years to comply with the TRIPS provisions. Under Article 65.4, a further 5 years were provided to comply with the requirement of granting product patents in areas where such protection was not granted.  The developing countries thus got a leeway of 10 years to introduce product patent regime in all areas of technology.

Convenient means compliant to usability standards and designed with the intention to minimise the interaction time

Convenient means a curbside system of collection; collection centers, whether public, private, or nonprofit, which are accessible to residents on the way to centers of commerce; or any other method of collection which, upon petition by the board to the Director, is deemed readily accessible to the general public for the purpose of recycling;

Convenient means that the item fits well with a person’s needs, activities, and plans. Especially concerning clinical activities, operations and LEAN processes;

Convenient. You can make changes days, weeks, or even months in advance. • Automated: Reduces classroom interruptions and helps us better track who’s going where.